The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-22 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE.—(This Der.)
The supplies of all sorts of Grain daring the pact week were
good, with considerable7quantities of Flour. There is tkis morn-
ing a fair chew of samples of most kinds of Corn fresh up from
the neighbouring counties. The heavy fall of snow this morn-
ing renders business very inconvenient on the Corn Exchange,
the samples being mostly affected thereby ; the attendance is thin
and the trade limited, so that the prices of every article may be
reported nearly as quoted last Monday, except for a few very fine
samples of Wheat and Barley, which have rather exceeded last
quotations. Fine Beans are also in demand for seed, at rather
higher prices. The Flour trade is extremely heavy.

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PRICES ON BOARD OF SNIP,
Wheat, Red (old)
....... White (old)
........-- Red (1826) 47s. 51s. —Mk (new)
Fine
rile 565. 58s. ----Harrow (new)
(old) .

495. toes
r*. Mk
424. 46e.
-462. 51s.
~465. 240-
..465. $45.
Brank -4.
Oats, Feed 269. 30s.
Fine 3os 325.
..-- Poland 302.335.
Fine 34i 355.
Potatoe .325. 314.
Firm .........344. Vs.
Scotch .365. 395.
Flour (per sack) 46s: /es.
4411. 435.
---North Country AN. 453
Bran llr.

, Superfl
White (1826) .... 51a. 541
Fine

--..----
, Superfine 655.636.
Rye (new) 36s. 40s.
Barley 33s. 355.
.....----Fine (new) 36s. 375.
----Superfine 3Bs. 40s.
Malt
Fine s7s. 655.
tease, Grey (new)
----Maple (new)
......---.White (new) 43s. 491
----Boilers sos. ..35,

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURI/.31 LAS? AE=[.
Prom Whence. r E 1: .1,, 5 1
''
' • s., 6, n
•
Qre. Qra. Qrs. Qre. 42rs. Qea.
Ir. e 4.1,
AMborough 625 1636 43 °6 61
Alemouth l3B 352
Boston
Cowes — 5 *-- 815
Colchester
Harwich
ALeigh 1531 267 , 229 263 131 .....
Maldon 1240 714 26 246 182 9660
Ipswich.--
I Kent
Lynn — 617
Rye
Southampton
Southwold
Stockton
Wisbeach
220
Woodbridge BlO 1137 103 158 203 1050
Yarmouth
Berwick . — 103 . —s
Inverness
---.--- —....
7274 5851 7126 2427 1153 1116 nota
IRISH
Dublin — 780 ,-- .... —.
Youghall — 1070
Po/1210N
Antwerp — 1463 .... 1 190 18 _
Boulogne — 56 .... .....
Dunkirk — . 5704 61 406 —
Gibraltar
Hamburgh 627 143 1498 3 150
Harlingen — 1707 475 910
Havre
Lanion — 347
Leghorn
Marseilles
Morla ix ....—
Ostend — 205 IP° ~
Passages
Pontrieux
Rotterdam — 720
Treguer — 2286
-- --- --.--- --- __
Total

7901
.g QUA

I bfl94
NTIIY
—Rapes
ieulp,

AGGREGIAT
Tares, .92—Linsee

OF OT:
eed,
,101

'ER K

1 OF FI
169

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la, 15.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.7(Tius DAT.)

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15014

l, 0.-

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This day's supply, especially as regarded Sheep and Beasts, was
limited from all quarters ; Bcef and Veal met with a ready sale,
at about 2d. per stone beyond Friday's quotations ; but, though
Mutton and Pork went off briskly, neither experienced an advance.
PRICES rim STONE OF S LBS. TO 11)4K THE Orlate.
a. d. tot. d. s. 4. to'. d•
Inferior Beasts 1 2 3 6 South Down Withers . 4 2 4 6
Second quality ditto..., 3 8 4 0 Laage lotus, Calves.... 4$ lia
Prime large Oxen N 0 5 9 Prime 'mall ditto S 6 910
Prime Scots, is 9 2 5 6 Large Hop 316 4 1
Inferior Sheep 1 2 3 6 Small Porkers 4lO 5 2
Second quality ditto.... 3 0 310 Suckling Calve/I-15s. to 965. eav6.
Coarse-woolled ditto... 4 0 4 2 Qnartsi old Plirs..loa. to les. etch.

Boas tg.
9,102

SUFTLY, Al TEL C;
I Sheep.
25,800

9
MIK iTATZ)IIOI79
I Calves. I
106
1 .

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NEWGATE ANDgton LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per e, by the Carew.
a. cf. to a. cl. .. d. tag. 8.
Reef
Niutton

On Tuesday morning, a woman named Margaret
Afeany was found dead in her bed in a house at Carrick-on-Muir,
with some marks of violence on her person. We hare not heard
the result of the inquest.— Waterford Chronicle.
yet seen any notice taken of
i, and as the character of the
CHARACTER OF M. DE VILLELE.—We lately
perused a lively and interesting letter in the New York States-
man, wherein the writer, who dates from London, October 30,
speaks of M. de Villele as of one with whose history he is pretty
this
intimately
letter
it
a
French Alinister at this time cannot be a matter of entire indiffe-
rence to our countrymen, we shall here transcribe a pa:elle from
the letter to which we have adverted—" In fact, the French
Premier, though by no means equal to the English Secretary is
other respects, is altogether a match for him in the essential re-
quisites of wariness and cunning. Like him, he has rise* to his,
present exalted station ftom an early life of obscurity; and his
icqu thaienteltglileVlie h)a;ers not
mind respectably endowed, though not really great, has been
sharpened as he has continued to advance into life, by an insa- ,
tiable thirst both of power and aggrandizement. He We. an ad-1
vocate by profession. Having made up his mind to pursue the
career of a politician, and a successful one too, he permitted no
sense of propriety, no scruples of honour, to interfere with any
means, however despicable, which could eubeerve his purpoae•• I"
the presence of the high or the powerful, he was all
abjection, and flattery. There was no degradation too deep for
him, where any part of his system of rising was likely to be Pro-
moted. In the art of " booing to the great mon,' he outdid Sir
Pertinax himself. In his avarice, he was a perfect realisation
of Overreach ; but he had the art of hiding the features of his
character in such an insinuating exterior, that he passed for some-
thing like a model of disinterestedness and liberality. I have
not leisure to trace him through the progress of his tortuous, yet
er advancing career ; but you can imagine the expertness of his
nduct, from his ultimate participation in the Councils of Roy-
y. 21, erpoo
ev " L• • 1 Mercury.