The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-20 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY.—MONDAT, Ants 43.—(At the Court 01
Commissioners, Basinghallatreet.) 11
Gibbs, E., Brighton, carpenter

COUNTRY DIARY.—MoNnav, APRIL 23.
Brierley and Co., Manchester—White's, Manchester ......
Draper? A. Gloucester—Spread Eagle, Gloucester
Loud, t., Dover—Guildhall, Canterbury......
Roach, J., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol
Tinling, H., Salford—White's, Manchester

INSOLVENTS APPLYIN,
Petitions to be hoard at Portug
APRIL 21,
Beacham, J., Stroudwater
Bird, J., Slioreditch
Brooke, J., Westport
Burrey, C., Bristol
Deane, S., Vere-street
Elliott, It., St. Martin's lane
Emerson, Edgeware-road
Fortnam, W., Horton
Forsyth, J., City road
Jones, A., Drury lane
Keatez' W„ Pivehead
Liddell, C., Deptford
Marchal, J., Green-street, Lei-
cester-square
Newton, 1., St. Luke's

rG TO BE DISCHARGED,
gal-street, Lincoln's-Ism-Fields,
, or NINE.
O'Keefe J., Hoxton
Parker, iV., Manchester
Paterson, J., Lambeth
Poole, R., Holborn
Price, S., Camberwell
Scott, G., Pimlico
Smith, G., Peckham
Sterling, M., Bethnal-green
Thomas, G., Cannon.street
Venable*, J., East-street, Ma
chester-square
White, A., Holborn
. Willington, R., Long Acre
Wingfield, R., Billericay

COUNTRY.—At the Guildhal
April 23, at
Davies, 0., Swansea
Hussey, M., Swansea
Morgan, M., Pengwern
Morris, R.; Merthyr Tidvil '
Price, J., Cardiff

Li, Cowbridge, Glamorganshirer
Ten o'clock.
Roe, J., Swansea
'Rowland', L., Merthyr "Ildvil
Thomas, D., Merthyr Tidvll '
Thomas, J., Swansea
Vaughan, T., Merthyr TWO

THE MARKETS.

SOUTHALL MARKET.—ApriI IS.
At this day's market, which exhibited, perhaps, the shortest
supply of Beasts ever witnessed in it, with but a limited numbetr
of Sheep, Lambs, Calves, and Pigs, and was numerously 3;
tended by buyers, each kind of meat Commanded a brisk sale, 1"
the following prices per stone of tilbs. to sink the orals :
Beef
Mutton sis• 04d. to
635• Bd4
• IV'oearkl _ , 445• lOd.
to?. "43.'
_ . .

Lamb 6s. 6d. to is. 6d.
The foregoing quotations are beef and lamb from fld. to MI
mutton Bd. to ls., veal 2d. to (kl., and pork 2d. per :stone bern-
those of this day se'nnight. The stock was nearly all sold.

LEWES MARKET.—ApriI 17.
13MeuetitOn"----- 444.
Lamb
44d. to
555. `22d. I
PV.erakl 4s. Sd. to 5.6.0
Supply moderately brisk, and trade tolerably brisk.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK•

1 Wheat. Barley. . Osts. Beans.
Per Quarter. a. to s. s. to s. s. to s. a. to
Blandford 50 60 32 38 30 36
Brigg _ 55 58 35 40 34 40 47
Camhridge— 53 36 25 41
Chard 56 78 28 41, 24 32 44 49
Ilitntingdon.-- 50 55 35 37 25 30 .47 5g
Louth 52 56 38 40 30 36 50
Lynn 4B 62 38 40 28 40 481
Newark 55 60 38 45 SO 36 56 6,1
Norwich 52 60 30 40 .20 33 42 to
Nottingham 56 59 90 41 40 43 59
Peterborough 50 58 38 42 •32 36
Plymouth 52 60 38 40 28 32
Sberborne 50 56 32 98 30 36 56
Uppinghank 52 56 38 44 32 44 54 O\Visbech 50 60 24 31 48 50
York 52 62 36 44 26 40 52 IN

LEEDS CORN MARKET, April 17.
, There was a good supply of Wheat, and a fair quantity,_
II
Barley, but not much of other Grain • Wheat was in very I,
mited demand, and to effect sales rather lower prices were 111,'",,
mitted to. Barley was very dull sale at last week's prices. =-
Oats and Shelling there was little doing, and no material alters
in the value of either. Beans were rather cheaper. Rar
seed was offered I/. per last• decline, but without effect, there e"
ing scarcely a buyer at market.
Wheat, Norfolk and Sufiblk, 601 b.
- York. and Lincoln. 601 b. . s6s. to 58s. 3
Barley, Norfolk and Suflblk
- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
- Grinding
Beans
Oats, Potatoe
-Mealing, Foreign 160. to 17d....English 17d. to ISd. per 6r.
Shelling 4ls. to 435. per tot,
Rapeseed, English, 20/. to 211.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—ApriI 14.
con'
Unties Corn trade in this and the neighbouring markets still O,
n,
Unties in the same inert state as reported in our last, and the
ness done is confined to immediatewants. To-day the attendan%,
at the Corn Exchange was small, but the quantity of goods
cr
offer larger than usual. Wheat and Oats are dull sale, at a ‘l,
cline on each of one penny per bushel. All other articles Par 4,,
cipate in the genqral depression, and lower prices must
been submitted to, in order to effect any respectable sales. d,
Customary Bushel. Pease (Imp. Qr.) 8. d. tol;, 9
Wheat (701 b.) s. d. to s. d. Blue, 7 6 0
Red 8 10 9 1 Beans,
Irish, White.--- 811 0 3 English
English, New 9 4 9 9 White—(do.).--......„
Red-- 8 7 8 11 Irish and Fore
Canada 3 9 3 Per bag of 2,1301 b.
Foreign 811 9 5 Flour, Fine Notta...A al 0
5 0 0
Barley (601 b.) --- Yorks., fine„.44 0 0
For grinding.-- 5 4 510 --- Irish, fine„„44 0 46 0
Oats (431 b.)
Seconds--- 42
40 0 0
English & Scotch—. 0 0 0 0 Barrel Flour Swee' 0 f, 0
Welsh -_--- 50ur,..28 0
Foreign - 4 5 4 7 Per load of 2401 b.
Irish, Kiln-dried 4 7 4 S Oatmeal, Eng. &c. 0 AA 42 0
—undried— rish 0 -1' 0
Per load of 6 Impl. bushel.
----- Old(foed)— 0 0 0
Malt, Nev, --47 0 49 0 Tares (Imp.,Qr.)--. 0 0 5
0 0 Bran(broad) per 201 b. 1 3
Inferior —37 0 44 0

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HOP INTELLIGENCE.
WoacEnza, APRIL IS.-On Saturday, 155 Pockets 01
Hops were weighed ; prices, 90s. to 966.—The plants are
reported to be springing very favourably.
Those who are interested in the culture of Hops, should
narrowly watch the attempts made by the United State!
of America, to supply this country with that valuable O.
expensive article. Lord Teynham has moved for returcli
of the quantity imported, and for other papers to illustrate
this subject. The Hop districts will find that nothing
short of a prohibition of the foreign article, and a dirninw
tion of the duty on our own, will protect their expensive
and precarious production ; and the present Session should
not be allowed to elapse, without a general petitioning to
this effect.—Farmers' Journal.

On 'Sunday morning, at about half-past three
o'clock, one of the sons of a Mr. Hummel, of- New Snein'
his father and brother, when, up
ton, who had been out in the country, upon returning
home, found that the cellar light had been broken open'
he immediately concluded that thieves bad , entered the
house. He got in through the cellar-light and called uli
on offsyching further the
but in his way to 'the_
found a fellow in the kitchen; quietly regaling himseif with
some cold meat which he bad fonnd there. He was taken
into custody and conducted to the lock-up at Sneinton•
No property was found upon him,
look-up he dropped an instrument, formed of the blade of
a knife, with a lump of lead attached, and which seems to
be peculiarly adapted for house-breaking parposes........Not-
tinghant Herald. ,

BIRTH.
On the 17th inst., at Bath, the lady of Thou. Haynes
Bayley, Esq., of a daughter.