The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-10 00:00:00

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SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN MARKET.—Sept.I.
The market was well supplied to-day in Wheat, Barley,
and Oats ; sales flat. A very small quantity of Pease and
Beans. The prices of Old and New Grain will be seen
by the quotations under.

Wheat.

First 7os Od
Second 6Bll Oct
Third

Pease.
4.41 OO
.-8 Od
--4 Od

Be,.at
48. 04
4ds Od
—sod

OLD.
Barley. Oats.
—s Od Nos ad
—s Od 283 Od
—s Oil 26s Od
NEW.
Barley. Oats. Pease. Beats.
35s ad 28, Od —s Od —s Od
30s Od 21a Od —s 01 —a Od
2as Od 20s Od —s Od —s Od
of Wheat in market, 286 whereof were soil

Wheat.
First eies Od
Second las Od
Thins 44s Od
There were 339 qrs.

:15 ...at ins. (k!
5
27

OLD.
11 ...at 67s. 4-xl.
32
12
Grey o.—Unsold 24.
31. 6s. 4d. :.12th pet quitter.
DRW.
10
trsi 0 12 o. NI 0
10 52 0 , 5..........,40 41.
2
20 Unsold.-1 Orec.
21. 12s. 6d. 4.12the.,.-

Average,

9 ...at 6os. o(4'
2
4
13
12 t6 0
Average ,

CORNWALL MARKETS.

num.—Wheat (average) 22a. 'M.—Barley, /38..--Oatt, 9844.
HBLSTON—Wheat, ifs. &i.—Barley, Ik. (id.
ST. AtArrELL—Wheat, 23.. to Vs.—Barley, 14a. to I•s.-o..is.
18s. to 15s.

BODMIN—Wheat (average) 295. W.—Batley, 14s.—Oats, 1.1.- • Vd.
LAIINCESTOW—.W heat (average) 225.
10s. Od.—Beef,yd—Mutton, ad.
• -- -

LllllSAaa—:Wheat -`ll4. 2:1. to 211.*—Barley, 13s. dd.- 41%0, letP
to lls. dd.

Sr. Comma—Wheat, 14. to 25a.—Batley, to
and Mutton, 6d. to 60.—Veal and T.44otb„ CLI to od.
Paxzenca—Wheat, 28,.• t.. T'irley, Ik. tutts,-o.ttz,
11.. to. 4. Od.—Beef aul 44:utton. 4d. Al. —Pork, to 5d
Butter, 11d. per lb.

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MINING INTELLIGENCE. T.,tu. (),eft.
Quantity of Copper Ore .old at Itedruth_laat Tl.uratiq 14E41 ; 0
Avorage Produce 44i;
Quantity of fine Copper 3h7 0
Amount of Sale, 20,12)1. 14s. (XL—Average litaiattart4 .1:34 ra, "XI

HA RAM" OF THE MOGUL.-+-AS th.• dinette
obliges the ladies of the harem- to Aiar i.`Ay
very light dresses, there are some mannfaettwed
of silk of so fire a texture, that the whole dress
does not weigh more than an ounce ! They te-
mp oosren t,liceas
set
idnrge sasseisd,ewthb iec
former
r theyer acs hoa ing eo
fiunr
II leer
use. Every day they assume .ardresa of a diffe-
rent colour. They are Inc:in-lea besides with en
immense quantity of jewels : the collar of their
robe is bordered with two bands of diamonds tm-
chased in the centre with two rows of pearls,
crossing upon the stomach. Their ear-rin4s
and bracelets are of surprising beauty. Their
fingers, and also their toes, which are bare (tl,
feet being covered with sandals only)", are oma--
neented equally with the most beautiful rings. AU
the wives of the Mogul, and all the princesses
his daughters, carry on the thumb of the right
hand, in the form of a ring, a small looking-glass
bordered with pearls. They cast their eye in-
cessantly upon this mirror; it is with them the
occupation of every moment. Their most be-
coming ornament is a golden girdle of the breadth
of two fingers, enriched with jewels. Mantles of
the same metal are suspended to it, sown with
diamonds, whose points are terminated by knots
of pearls. What is very surprising is, that each
of these ladies has a change of six or eight sets
of these pearls.—London Weekly Review.