The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-15 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

Wheat. • Barley.

oat•.

t'er Quarter
3ath
Slam' ford
dridport
hard
Exeter

•. to S.
59 64
52 72

3. to S.
27 3t
31 32

56 72
64 70
56 66
56 76
49 73
45 '75
52 72
68 72
54 72

29 32
27 34
26 30
29 98
26 35
25 38
27 34
28 35
28 37
37 43
28 35
32 3i
24 SO

t I S.
22 26
t. 3 26

aloueester ....
d ui Idford I
Newbury
Reading
Salisbury „„,,I
Shtrborne
Shepton Mallet
Uxbridge
Warminster I
Worcester 1
[coy il

Beam.

S. to a.
38 42

22 26
21 29
21 '2B
28 31
IS 30
19 31
20 28
32
'4ll 27
23 28
24 29
:' 2d
3 30

3b 42

40 42
35 40
40 48
23 44
40 50
42 44
40 48

- _
54 70
64 68
65 70

42 to
38 42
40 44

Pease

tol.
40 V,

40 4.

44 48
36 39
35 42
36 42

40 49

36 40

•
LEEDS CORN M I.IIKET.'
11
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, 601 b.
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
••••• •
'iarley, Norfolk and Suffolk 10s. to 318. :
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding
—s, to 30s
Beans
...,
Oats, l'otatoe
—Waling, for. lid. to !id .. Eng. 11.}0. to 134. par stone
Shelling K+, to 311, per lead
DEVIZES CORN MARKET ,
Par Sack. s. d. B. d. Per Qua, ter s. d. s. d.
elrst Wheat 9l 6 to r 6 0 Oats 2l 0 to 32 1,
Second 10 0 33 0 Beans (per sack).., 19 0 24 (
Third
duiley '2s 0 93 0 Bread (pet gallon). 1 4 0

M MARKETS.
Per lb.

CHEL'PENH A
Per Bushel. s. d. to s.d.i
Wheat
oarley 3 0 3 9 Mutton
Oats 3 0 3 9 Veal
Ileaqs
"ease 5 0 8 0 Lamb
Hay 41.54. to 4/. IN. OJ. per ton.
_ .....

d. d.
6 7
6 7
6 7
6 8
7 9

CANTERBURY MARKET. —
Wheat, white.,.....—. 645. to 7:5...... 01d—.......... —a. to 76s
red--............... 6us. to 6R5...... 01d............ —s, to c
Barley, Malting —28 s. to 35s ~....... Gr'nding.. —s. to —s.
Oats ....000......,.0... 21s. to :NIL. ••••••• old MOW MAO .....5 •t 0 ....S•
Beans ...........---_. 30s to 345...... Old-.......,—. —s. to a.
Pease ...............—........... 355. to --a. ...... Grey........ 365. to —I.
CHELMSFORD MARKET.
Wheat, White 57 to 68 Oats
lted
Barley '3O 35 White 3l 34
Chevalier 33 35 Beans, Tick ',5 39
Grinding

EDWARD HOWARD, ESQ.—The literary world
has sustained a great loss in the death of this popular
writer. Few of the nautical novelists of the day in the
highest repute have done more to earn their well-esta-
blished fame than Edward Howard ; and his " Rattlin,
the Reefer," " Outward Bound," " Jack Ashore," and
other productions of nearly equal merit, which fully en-
title him to the highest rank amongst the Coopers, Mar-
ryats, and Chamiers, his competitors for public favour,
will be eagerly perused for years to come by all classes
of readers, as affording the truest and most amusing
pictures of the sailor's life, which modern times have
afforded. 'We are pleased to hear that he had fully com-
pleted, some time before his death, his romance of the sea,
entitled " Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer," which has
been announced to appear during the present month. It
is understood to present a most interesting narrative of
the life and extraordinary adventures of that daring
rover, and a more exciting subject could scarcely have
been conceived.
A number of Noblemen and Gentlemen, amongst
whom were several belonging to the diplomacy at the
Court, dined at the Brunswick Hotel, Jerwyn-street,
yesterday, to taste the sarouri faire of the cordons hleus
of that establishment, so well known for its recherche
cusine. Amongst the party we observed the Prince
Nicholas Esterhazv, Baron de Rotter, Duc de Bleche,
Counts de Saint Aulaire, de Bathyany, do Noailles, de
Vandettil,
The Scottish Patriot, the Chartist Paper in
Glavow, has cease] to exist.