The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-18 00:00:00

evenit g, an I found him ( ead. He had been so abalii
twn urs. Death was caused by ham4ins.. The Ili"
which was found had contained lawl:iniira. N'erclet"
" I ei,p..rary insanity."
FRESII APPEAL TO MEN OF ALL
PARTIES.

PROPOSED INTERVIEW WITH TSB
- ENTIRE CABINET

It is thought desirable by men whose naMest..l
we Were at liberty to mention them, would coine
the highest respect in all parts of the country,
more attempt should be made by the manufaeult
and mercantile classes to influence the Governmen‘
sending up a united Deputation from the merchant_.l
manuflicturers of the principal towns, to represent 'the
state : of trade, not to Sir H. Peel alone, but to
of
entire- Cabinet. It will be seen that public meetingPto
the city of London and cf the town of Liverpool ar e.
be nein this week; and possibly gentlemen Olio
deputed by those meetings to join such a delegatt
It will also be seen'that a meeting of the bankers7l er
. by
chants, and manufacturers of Leeds is suramnneui,
circular, and will be held at the Court-Hous
day, at one o'clock to consider the propriety
making one more representation to the" crovernion
We trust that with a view to show the urgent distll
of the country, the mercantile classes of Leeds,
,11'
also those of Bradford, Huddersfield, Halifax, Wa'fii
field, Sheffield, Manchester, Birmingham &e., as -3=o
as of the large towns in Scotland and Ireland,- Ili
join in sending Deputies. It is obviously a 5°167.
duty to leave no stone unturned, that may Pos:10,0
convince the Ministry and the landowners of
alarming nature of this crisis, and of the cruel impau"
of restricting the trade and food of the people. ;19
Already has the Anti-Corn-law League done gi"
utmost to obtain a remedy for the ills of the nation, 1
while they have made a powerful impression, they hr b
not succeeded in their fin4l object. Let ethers at t
crisis come forward. Let manufacturers and inereha'
who have hitherto held'aloof, under the idea that t
lat
movement was chiefly that of a party, now declare tl
men of all parties are deeply sensible of the distre
and share in the apprehension which has been e ag
og
pressed at the prospect of winter with a stary e
i ,
population. We trust they will see the urgent r.
cessity of again requesting from Government at lel
the temporary admission of foreign grain free, or
least at a very low duty—especially as the gifts °f
bountiful Providence, at this very time await 4
acceptance in rich abundance on the other side of L's
Atlantic.
It has been suggested that a single active indiYs,
dual in each large town, aware of the importance, De
the crisis, might get a requisition for a meeting of t`
merchants, manufacturers, and traders, signed 11, 3e
dozen persons, and that the meeting might be heldin t'
course of a day or two. Were a deputation consisti:, 3e
of a merchant or manufacturer of the first class,' ;11
Mayor, or Provost, if possible—to be sent from e 3:, 3e
meeting, and all the Deputies to assemble,—say at
British Hotel, Cockspur-street, on Friday next, 10
twelve o'clock, an interview with Ministers might.l
doubt be procured for the whole body on the folloo7,
day, which is the most leisure-day of the Govert4
ment. The influence of such a spontaneous and
purely patriotic movement might be decisive ;
sure it would be well worth the trouble and ester'
attendant on it.

THE MARKETS.--SATLRDAY•
W H ITECHAPEL M A RKET.
The trade was brisk owing to a small supply of country 0
meat. The advance in price was trifling, but everytblvg
disposed of at fairer prices. Beef, 2s. Bd. to 4s. ; Mutton, 4,,
Bd. to 3s. 10d. ; Vert', 2s. 6d. to 49. 2d.; Pork, 35- Toy,
49. ; Lamb, 49. to 4s. St. ; Clover, 2/. las. to 51. 109. ;
21. ss. to 41. 4s. ; New Hay, 3/. to 4/.; Straw, 1/. 12-4'
11. 16s.

TEA MARKET. bt
There was little business done, but a few of the lots houg
at the public sales were sold at full prices. The deliveries t
week have been large.
TALLOW MARKET. 48 °'
The price of yellow candle tallow, on the spot, remains at, 0 10
but there was scarcely anything done. For delivery, n°l'.
least inclination is manifested to purchase.
HOP MARKET. •..
•
The market was quiet, owing to the uncertainty that el
as to the progress of the bine. The latest accounts from ~b,
plantations represent that vermin is very prevalent, bet
favourable weather it may be dislodged without serious irt,,
to the plant. The duty is estimated at 145,0001. The hold,
however, remain firm, and there were few parcels in the icer'"