The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-06 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

SATURDAY, Jurx 4.—High water six minutes past
one o'clock.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Arnold,
Dawson, from Virginia ; Sarah, from New
Orleans; Octavia, —, from Savannah; Eliza Grant,
from Charleston ; New England, Edes, with ditto ;
Giorgio, Costa, from Palermo ; (heaves, --, from Sa-
vannah; Ambrook, Shardelow, from Villa Nova; Elm
Grove, from Tralee.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.-William, Tonge, for Bahia;
Larch, ---, for Trinidad; Mallard, French, for Naples;
Delaware, -, for New York ; Vrow Antge, Mys, for
Amsterdam.

Off Holyhead, inward-bound, the Wm. Appleton, from
Jamaica.

At Worship-street, on Saturday, a young
woman, named MARY THOMPSON, was charged with
breaking a watchman's arm. On the previous night the
prisoner created a great disturbance in a public-house, and
the watchman having been called in to turn her out, she
gave him a most violent blow on his arm, which snapped
the bone in two. The witness who proved the ease, when
asked if the prisoner had any thing in her hand when she
struck, replied—" No, your Honour—nothing but her fist."
THE BLACKHEATH MURDER.---On Satur-
day morning, numbers of the inhabitants of Blackheath,
Lewisham, Greenwich, and the places adjacent, assembled
about the house of Mr. DAVIDSON, the Yorkshire Grey,
Limekilus, to witness the funeral of MARIA LA➢MROURN.
About four, all being in readiness, the procession set out
towards Greenwich Church. It moved on at a very slow
pace, and upwards of 1,000 persons were assembled. On
reaching the burial-ground the corpse was met by the Rev.
Mr. MarritEw, the vicar, who read the Funeral Service,
after which the coffin was consigned to the grave, Mr.
DAVIDSON, the late master of the deceased, although he
did not follow as chief mourner, attended to see the body
safely deposited. It was expected that MEatti Lam-
noua.N, the daughter-in-law, of the unfortunate woman,
who lives in the service of Mr. PLACE, at Charing-cross,
would have followed the remains of her hapless parent to
her last home, but she was prevented through her con-
tinued indisposition, produced by the melancholy affair.

A Ricu MENDICANT.—A gentleman see-
ing a miserable looking beggar sitting on a step, tying
his ragged clothes together, and commisserating his situa-
tion, gave him some money, at the same time telling him
he was sorry to see him so poor. " Poor!" cried the
fellow, affecting a look of surprise, " God Almighty bless
your soul, don't you see I am collecting my rents?

COUNTRY CORN_ MARICETS.

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. ;s.to s. s. to a. Lto 5.
Carlisle — 70 40 28 •
Cannarthen--.....66 33 20 —B6
64 78 27 33 18 25 50 52'
Nlorpeth ----. 64 72 36 38 23 30 38' Sg
Penrith 63 i 34 28
68 79 35 46 24 34 46 0
Winchester 60 76 132 SS 19 23 42 46
Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. .
Coventry 98 10 41 4 8 5 4 3 0 43 50 6;
Newcastle (Staff) 11 0 11 3` 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 2 5 6 51,
Northallerton 80 10 0I 4 0 43 23 26 50 5;
Stafford 120 12 31 5 6 60 40 46 7'6 8;
Swansea 88 90 49 52 211 30 00 0;
Warwick 96 104 48 52 30 43 50 6,
Per 8011.
Barnarticastle.,..... 17 6 21 0 0 0 11 0 80' 10 0 9 0 111,
Darlington 18 0 22 0 90 10 6 59 '7 6 90 101,
Durham..,........... . 16 6 20 6 80 10 0 56, 90 11 6 19;
Wolsingam 17 0 20 6 8 6 9 0 6 0 7 6 0 0 01

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.--July 3,
There is a good supply of Wheat from the farmers, ao°
a large arrival up the river here to-day,,a considerable pro'
portion of which is foreign, and much of it being daal
and rough must go to granary to improve , the.. condition•
Fine fresh Wheat is in fair demand at last. week's prices
but other descriptions have met very dull sale, although'
not offered cheaper by the holders, and the tradi.:altogL7
ther may be considered rather more firm than on last Fre
day. Oats are dull, and prices rather lower. , There hlO
been very little demand to-day for. Beans, and they are Is,
per quarter lower. Malt is heavy sale,• but not cheaper,
A considerable quantity of rain has fallen here during Of
week, which will improve the spring Corn very mate.
rially, but Wheat will now require dry weather.
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suffolk 555. to 625. fine 665.
Lincolnshire
.58s. to 635.. fine 651.
Yorkshire, &c 58s. to 625. One 645.
- White
- Foreign, Old sos. to 51s. fine 665.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk • ;255: to 294 'fine 325.
-.--- Lincolnshire - '26s. to 30s. fine Rio.
-- Yorkshire Wold 29s. to Xis, fine 345.
Beans, Tick ' 325: to 365. fine 39s
- Small 34s. to 375. fine 395, •
Oats, Poland and Potato l9s. to 275. fine 310.
Friezland and Small I9O. to 245. fine 295.
Healing 12,6d. ;to I3Wd. per Stone.
Shelling 3os. to -s. to '32i. per Load. !
Malt 3SS: 40s. "fine' 425. per Load.
Rapeseed 23/. Os. 261. Os. 28/. 10s. per Last.

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'CH MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley Oats. Beans. 'Oatmeal
Aberdeen .—. 56 72 27 33 23 25 35 Sfj
Berwick.....— 48 52 25 28 19 21 21 26 36 3°
Coldstream 48 52 26 27 18 21 26 . 27
Cupar 70 74 30 33 24 27 27 32
Dundee 64 34 28 .29
Elgin -- 64 64 20 23 18 20 20 --
Inverness....... 60 70 24 28 20 25 19 20 40
Kelso 47 52 25 27 19 21 26 28
Kirkaldy...—. 59 76 28 33 30 34 34
Perth 60 6S 22 26 16 20 , 24 28
llri. The size of the measure varies throughout the country

HADDINGTON CORN MA KKET.—JuIy 3.
Oats and Barley have brought the same top price as litgs
day; 32 quarters of Barley, and 200 quarters of Ost
were sold. Wheat has gone down 9d. on the average, but
the top price is the same as last market day. Pease are
down, and Beans a trifle higher than last average.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans.
First 73s Od 38s Od 30s Od 313 Od 35s Od
Second 6Bs Od 37s Od 2Ss Od 32s Od 34s Od
Third
There were 260 qrs. of Wheat in market, 235 whereof were sold
6 Unsold.-19 Grey.
31.75. 1 Id. 10-12ths.

Average.

DALKE:
The supply of
was not large, an,
ported.
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TH COM
ill kinds o
last wee}

M A It KEl'.—July 2.
f Grain at this day's market
k's prices were generally sur
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First 74s Od 35s Od 30s Od
Second 7os Od 33a Od 28s Od
Third 66s Od 32s Od 26a Od

CORNWALI.yARKETi.