The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-07 00:00:00

'CH MARKETS,

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A bertieen
Beni' iek
Coldstream
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Dundee --
Elgin
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Kelso
K
Perth
a.". The size

Wheat.

60 7:5
48 50
50 54
66 70
6l 74
70 76
66 '72
56 57
62 77
68 80
of the mi

Barley I Oats. j Beans. ratrneA

28 34
26 28
26 27
20 36
21 25
21 24
26 28
27 '2B
33 38
24 27
MtilllV 111

26 27
18 510
17 20
24 27
20 44
21 23
22 `i3
20 22
211 32
19 23
ies throut

36
28 30 36 S 3
23 27 **"
27 32 ••"'
So 32 --
19 21 --
19 20 4O
27 28
30 34

26 32

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HADDINGTON CORN A ItKET.—Sept. 4.
The supply of Barley was more than equal to the dr
wand-106 quarters sold, 21 unsold ; one lot of foreig°
brought 40s. ; no other Old Barley in the market to-d 44,
average down 2s. 7d. Oats have given way upon 110,
average price 2s. 3d. ; 168 quarters .sold, 43 unsold'.
Wheat sold readily at nearly the same prices a* last mar'
ker. Beans are up in price. No Peace in market:
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beano.
First Bos Od 39s Od 30. 011 Od 40c OA
Second 76s Od 37s Od Ds 0.1 —a Od 37s r,
Third
There were no (ire. of Wheat n market, 6S whereof were so

A verai

DA LKEI
The supply of a
was not large. W

Wheat.
First B6s Orl
Second
Third 52s Od

5 Umsold,

.-11 Grey.
31. Ms. &

8-12ths.

r's Market

'l'll. CORN MARKET.—Sept
dl kinds of Grain at this da
(heat sold at the same prices.
Barley. Oats. rats°. Bean:4
453 s Od ais 04 42s Od 424
343 04 3)s It! 40s 04 40s nt''
1 Sts 04 2tis Od 384 04 331 s".-

CO RNWAt I, DIA RKETS. 54
TRURo.—Wheat (average) 246. hi—Barley 146.—Oats, IN•
lilt LATON—Wheat, 21s. &I—Barley, 14s. ad.
bT. AusTat.L—Wheat, 255. to 286 Barley, 13s. to Its.
.
105.0 d. to I Is. IP'
BOIWIN—Wheat (average) 275. Od.—Barley, 15s. 6d.—Oats. ts,
LAIINCUSTAN-Wheat (aver3e) 30s. W.—Barley, 195.0t1.—..0s
I OA. Od.—Beel; &I.—Mutton, 41.
.... .. ...4,
LisKesnu—Wheat, ....S. tl3 S. 6111,-.43711ieT, 15S. 0d....1.1a1A111
to OS. M.
ST. Coursta—Wheat, —I. to :30s.—Earley, —s. to 153.-43Ce6
and Mutton, 6d. to 60.—Veal and Lamb, Od to 6d.
rENZANCE—.Wheat, 295. to ',Vs.—Barley, —s. to .. Lig ...--00,
OA. to 11s. o,l.—Beef and Mutton, sd. to 6d.—Pork, sd. to vi"
Butter, Sid. Per lb.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tone. "p
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Itedruth last Thursday 3,717 , 0
Average Produce .OO g
Quantity of fine Copper 930,.. pj.,
Amount of Sale. 12,511/. 12s. pd.—Average;Standard,losl. v''

The annual mortality of London, is lin ;
.4f Paris, 1 in 32 ; of Nice, 1 in 31; of Naples, 1 10 2
ip
of Leghorn, 1 in 35 ; of Berlin, 1 in 34 ; of Madrid,
29; of Rome, 1 in 25 ; of Amsterdam, 1 in 24;

Vienna, 1 in 22.
THE LANCASHIRE WEAVERS.--At
.-
Lancaster Assizes on Thursday, ROBERT DIXON, Jossl.
BOOTH, ZACHARIAII HOWARTH, THOMAS CLEGG, 'till°
SMINI, JOHN JONES, EDMUND TURNER, ROBERT Cl'l".:'
JOHN CROSSLEY, WILLIAM WHITWORTH, En):
HOWARTH, EDMUND ASHWORTH, and ROBERT How'l•l4%tt
were indicted for having, with divers other persolh.:
Castleton, unlawfully and maliciously entered the 1°°""h;
shop of WILLIAM ROBINSON, and with havingdestroyea
;g
looms and woollen goods in them which were in ph
of manufacture. THOMAS KERSHAW was charged 11,ed
having unlawfully aided them. The prisoners dell°,
making any defence. Mr. Justice 134trurr, in surnall
up the evidence, explained the law as it stood bet'
master and servant. The Jury would consider whetlil.,,
the prisoners, or any of them, were guilty of rioteoly‘
assembling together for the purpose of destroying in3c.be
nery ; or whether they assembled to damage or destroy'
machinery so as to render it useless; if so, they wet;
guilty of the minor offence—a simple felony. The Jury
retired for half an hour, and returned a verdict of Giiiit„l/
(of the minor offence) against all the prisoners, elGer
JOHN CROSSLEY. -01

BIRTHS.
On the 4th inst. at Cheam, the lady of R. Verli°‘
Smith, Esq. M. P. of a daughter.
On the 4th inst. et Lavender-hill, Mrs. Charles
Burl
of a son. enutli
On board the Resource, on the passage to New ,
Wales, on the 2d of April, Mrs. John Lamb, of Syclool
of a daughter.

MARRIED. 12,1 J
On the sth inst. at All Souls, Marylebone, John —as
chards, Eq. of Oxford-street, to Mrs. Parker, of arc
Newport-street. the
On the sth inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Rev. C. Sloman, of Twickenham, to Harriet &meet...
On the sth inst. at Paddington, Robert Wilkes, [I:
youngest son of R. Wilkes, Esq. of the Downs, near Psi. a
ford, Kent, to Charlotte, daughter of T. Smith, E'
Upper Seymour-street, Connaught-square. H.
On the 3d inst. at Crosthwaite Church, Keswic"„),
Ilehon Coleridge, Esq., of the Middle Temple, to Sara
only daughter of S. T. Coleridge, Esq.

DIED. io wood, ,
OR the 4th iast. at Pengewood Cottage, oor- •
Sarah, the wife of Alfred Bower Clayton, En. architect,
aged 22 years.
On the sth inst. at Kennington, Benjamin Kett, scl's
aged 77. • •Di
On the 3d inst. John Prichard, Esq. the only Wryly'
- - • Grego'

son of the late C. Prichard, Esq. of 600in's-hill,
wich, in his 59th year:
On the 4th inst. Mr. G. Gwilt, adest son of G. Gwi
E•q. of Southicark Esq.

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