The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-02 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN
There are this fair EX
s C
pp NGE.
ies of Grain and Flour.
The Wheat trade is very dull, and none but superfine
parcel, obtain Monday's prices. Harley being so middling
in quality meets a .very bad sale, and less prices must be
taken. Beans and Pease are unaltered. Oats meet a slack
demand, but the factors are unwilling to take less prices.
The Flour trade is heavy, and prices unaltered.
ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats: Flour.
English 5,600 qrs. 3,020 qrs. 7,7130 qrs. 4,404 sacks.
Irish B3O
Foreign

- brls.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
. This day's supply of Beasts was goad, that of Sheep,
Lambs, Calves, and Porkers, rather limited ; each kind
of meat met with a very dull sale, Muttod and Lamb, at
a depression of full .‘l2d. per stone; Beef, Veal, and Pork,
at barely Monday's quotations. The butchers exclaimed
loudly against the Michaelmas geese.

PRICKS PER STONK OF SLIS. TO SINK Tilt OFFALS.
. d. to s. d.
Inferiors Beasts llO 2 0 Large Lambs
SetBml quality ditto 2 4 2 8 Prime small ditto 0 0 4 6
Prime largo Oxen... 3 0 3 4 Large coarse Calves 2 6 210
Prime Scots, &c..... 3 4 310 Prime small ditto 4 0 4 4
Inferior Sheep 2 2 26, Large Hogs 3lO 4 6
Second quality ditto 2 8 3 2 Small Porkers 4 8 5 0
Coarse.woolled ditto 3 8 3 101 Suckling Calves 12s to 424. each
SotttlulownWethers 310 4 2 Quarter old Pigs 125 to 16s. each.

SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Heads.. Sheep and Lambs.' Calves. Pig,.
708 I 6,090 2 105 l7O
Mich Cows, which were numerous, went off tardily at
4out last week's, prices.
NEWGATE ANI) LEADENHALL MARKETS.

At per stone; by the Carcass.
s. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d.
Beet 2 0 3 6 Veal
Mutton, 000000000000 •••
2 4 3 8 Pork
310 5 0
Lamb 2s. 6d. to 4s. (3d

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK. )
PLANTATION SucAas.--The heaviness noticed last
week in this market has continued, and but a very small
Portion of business has been done ; in prices, however, no
material alteration has taken place, although the Merchants
aPPear more disposed to effect sales of the middling and
low qualities when offers are made; the demand however
for those sorts at present is very trifling, but the present
Supply chiefly consists of them : of the finer sorts the
show continues limited, and prices are firmly maintained :
the parcel of Barbadoes brought forward by public sale on
Tuesday last went off very heavily, mid at rather lower
prices ; it consisted, however, of rather inferior qualities :
of Mauritius also a public sale was brought forward, con-
silting of 4,452 bags, the lower qualities of which also
Went off at lower prices.
YYOREIGN SUGARS.-450 chests of white and yellow
evantuths.were offered by public sale on Tuesday, but the
Whole were taken in again, the whites at about 481.
48s• 6d..: privately there has been very little done.
• avarzwzn SUCH Ys.-The market continues bare of low
I!°°4la, but the buyers for the Hamburg market still con-
„lntle to purchase freely, consequently mt material altera-
"so in prices has taken place, although the market upon
the whole has rather a heavy appearance; for crashed
there are a few offers snaking, but the scarcity of goods
auitable to make it, and the late advance in prices, pre-
vent business being (lone to any extent at present ; in the
giteerY qualities there has been more doing this week.
,1"ze•-The public sales brought forward have con-
ILL r.,-
con-
of '775 casks and 432 bags Plantation, and 1,100
ge Foreign ; nearly the whole of the Plantation offered
Wail of the ordinary descriptions, and prices of these sorts
be quoted rather lower ; of the Foreign, part was
cl.Plinary Brazil, which was taken in a 335., and the re-
-372.5i16edr. good ordinary coloury La Guayra, sold a 355. to
FAULT.---64 butts and 31 caroteels Zante Currants,
Part damaged, were sold by public sale on Tuesday, at 745.
; privately there has beer. scarcely any thing done.
regular' but
ttuTpB.RANDY.ces are h-e The demand fork .Rumnotivs parheotutjt•
26,000 puns. and 2 100 aliva. 17,611aTlateinssttoc
puns. and
' 1',601 Ithdo..in the Correspondinggweek of last year. The
ettrrent prices of Runt are these-Jamaica 15 to 18 per
`•••eartt• over proof, 21. 6d. ; ditto, 20 to 24 per cent.,
; ditto 25 to 28 per cent., 2s. 9.1. to 2s. 10d. ;
ditto 30 to 35 per cent. 3s. to 3s. 9d. per gallon. Lee-
. Wards 2 to 3 per cent. over proof, ls. 10d. ; ditto, 5 and
;6.t0• 10
per cent, s. I to 2per
44") 2s. 2d. to 2sl.
3.11 d ~ and ditto 30ditto 15
to 40 percent.
sl. 4d. to Ss. 4d. per gallon, in bond. Cogniac Brandy,
• old Inudings, 3s. 6d. in bond ; fresh bondings, 3s. 3d. on
quay; Bordeaux, in bond, 2s. Id. Hollands, in bond,
U. Per gallon,
SALTPETRE.-The East India Company have issued
their declaration for the November sale.
At present only
.11400 tons are declared. The price of Saltpetre is rather
el" 7, the Continental demand for it being limited. For
Vie consumption business is also flat.
131.°E1ac,30,e.-The stock of Tobacco is now rather above
300 hh(ls. being nearly 700 Ithds more than on the
11,7fik. of October •in last year. In the month just ended
L,
itin:-,onds. arrived. The purchases for Ireland are
Vbu out as the new crop is expected to suit that market,
irgin; i., expected to be active.. Export qualities of
„, 'Euna In last month were in fair demand, and the de-
' • large
for stemmed and leafy for home consumption ; some
aet pure}
have been made. The prices are-for
to si.d4einTed Virginia, 4id. to 7P. ; good leafy, 5,1(i.
4d. l• 6d••
; fine'64d. to 63d. ; fine Shag 3id. to
4d. ;t( itto spinning, 4id. to 5(1. per lb. Amersfoot, from
jUr 7' per lb. The crop is stated to have been in-
duie: by the late heavy rains. In Maryland very little
to Igi 650 yellow ftom 15d. to 16d. ; fine coloured, 9d.
41d. ",*; light brown and leafy, 6p. to 74(1. ; brown,
• io 511. per lb.
peittetraslA 1,1 PRODUCE.-The commercial letters from St.
uhantAprgli are to the 17th ultimo, at which (late the ex-
wereg;h, itnproyed. to 10 21-32, the prices of produce
Ting,• and Tallow was from ¶iB to 100 rubles per.
as•here had been shipped off 113,000 casks. Hemp
twit. at 111 rubles. Ft eights are at 355. per ton, with no
Tiat rth'ln. British ships arrived, 613 ; ditto'sailed, 514.
Flax
(iv here is at 375. 6d. per cwt. Hemp at 445. and
at 35.9. The Brack of Hemp this year is bad.

• will re rp,
ne lovers of wonderful feats of horsemanship
4. gret to learn that to-morrow evening
close the
play of all amusements of that description till next year
iti
4811-tlr's- The attraction to-night for the benefit of Mr.
...IToAxittcx is understood to have been got up with
.4tittgular ability by 'Messrs.. Ducaow and WET'', who will
-,444elein•e pf their friends to-morrow evening in a style of
4418, 6111 Ariety and effect.
w,tLoinl
vuDT,Ey STUART haa an interview
the Earl of AIIADE; N yesterday morning. The
utrlo pia Olt and five gentlemen, funning a deputation
tothe British holders of Portuguese bonds, waited on his
klitththiP by appointment yesterday afternoon at the Fo-
hell°f4T, and-presented a memorial to the Noble Earl
.1. Prussian Minister transacted business with his Lord-
. 441) at the Foreign-office.
Yea r
eruay afternoon, between the hours of
torle find five, some thieves broke into one of the offices
4,o"ging to Messrs. Battcuor and PERKINS' brew-house,
eh' nole from a desk of one of the clerks cash, notes, and
to a considerable amount, with which they got
tot juice i •
ton s said to be aD instantaneous cure
e sting of wasp,

PALACE COURT:-(THIS DAY.)

HANDY V. WINTLE.

Mr. BACON, with whom was Mr. CHAMBERS, stated
that this was an action by a respectable surgeon, residing
in Stamford-street, Waterloo-road, against Catherine
Wintle, a milliner, living in the same neighbourhood, to re-
cover a sum of Si. 3s. 6d. for medicine, furnished to her.
The defendant admitted the surgeon's bill, but pleaded a
set off, and the question for the Jury then was as to the
fairness of the defendant's bill of Si. 10s. for a cloak for
the Doctor's lady, furnished in Nov. 1825.
Mr. FLANNIGAN, for the defendant, stated that this was
one of the many instances in which medical gentlemen, he
meant pushing young gentlemen, adroitly introduced them-
selves into families. The defendant •was taken ill, and-
thought proper to prescribe for herself. She sent to the
plaintiff's shop for a blister; the plaintiff seemed very
anxious about the application of it. To her astonishment
the defendant was the next day honoured by a visit from
the plaintiff, who, after repeating his attentions for arthort
period fell in love—the Jury would be surprised to bear
that, as he was a married man, but for the •hon'our
of married men he felt himself bound to explain
that his affections were placed—not on the young milliner,
but on some beautiful silk cloaks which were then making
for the Lady Mayoress and the Bishop of London's lady.—
Silk cloaks were then coming into fashion, and Mr. Handy,
determined thr.t Mrs. Handy should have a splendid cloak
of blue silk lined with amber. It was to be made in a
superior manner, which was done, and every thing went
well till the bill came in, when it was disputed. The de-
fendant had sent home 7s. worth of phials to the plaintiff,
and had tendered 2s. 6d., and as the plaintiff's bill had ori-
ginally amounted to 51. 19s. ; deducting 7s. for the phials,
he (Mr. Hanby) had no doubt but the Jury would consider
that the half-crown would be all the plaintiff was entitled to.
The Learned Counsel called almost an army of milliners,
linen-drapers, and cloak-makers, who all deposed that the
charges were very moderate.
The Counsel for the plaintiff also called several, who said
that less than Si. would have been ample payment for the
cloak. The Jury returned a verdict fur the defendant.

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