The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-19 00:00:00

131RNIINGHAM MARKETS, JAN. 15.

CORM A !MET. —At to-day's market tl.:e ripply of
Wheat was rather small, bet good of all other deoeriptiorti -
of Grain, and sales were made. at last week's term.s....-
Wheat, 9-4 4d. to lOs. 4d. per 62Ibs. ; Earley, 375. Od.
to 425. ; Malt, 545. to 645. ; Pease, 40e. to 4Ss. per irs-
perial qnsrter ; Beane, 14s. sd. to 19s. per bag, ten ettota
gross ; Olitß, Si. 3d. to 4s. per 391 b. ; fine Flour, 625.•
to 635. ; seconds, ptis. to 595. per sank of 2801 b.
131anixctrAst Ssttrwerar.n.—A short supply of &fists
and Sheep, with a hrish sale, generally at last -market
day's prices. Store Pigs experienced a limey sale;
ones sold rather briskly._Boef, 50. to ; mutwo,
Arl. to 611. per lh. ; Baron Pigs, 98. to les. Od. ; Pot-
kers, 120. to 14s. per snore.

SCOTCH MARKETS.
PIADDINGTON CORN AS A ItKEI'.--.7fts. 16.
Both Oats and Barley bare advanced a trifle to-day on
last average ; 105 quarters of. Barley were sold, and foss'
unsold, top prise up 2t. ; 147 /parbers of Oats were mid,
35 nusold or unrctsrned, top down 2s. NiTlioat has de-
clined about ad. on the average ; top the seine as last day.
Petioe ate down, and Beans op. . •
Il'h ea t. Burley. Oats. Posse. Beene.
Firtt...... 704 (ti 41, Od Sac 01 ' 234 Od Ate Od ,
Second... 703 od 99s Od 244 Id Sts Oct Ms 6d
Third .... 4& 04 37s 64 this Od bis 6d —s Od
There were 914 qrs. of I.Af beat in market, 1290 whereof were sold.
2 Uneold.-23 Grey.

AVVIN

11.19tlia.

DALKEITII COW,

There was a largo upply
day's market, which sold
prices than last weolc.

N MARKE
of all kin,
heavily, al

lir.--Jan. 13.

Ids of Grain at tliii
ind at rather lower

\Vheat. Barley. Oats. Frew. Beta..
First 784 Ad ltha Od 274 Od :164 Od 26s 0,1
Second .7 is Od Ms Od 24s Od 224 Od Vds 01
Third 703 Od 21s Od 21s Od Ns old Ms Od

AWITERDAIf, JAN. 10.—The Wi/vaari
From &kite to London, strnek upon the Maasflats, and lota
her rudder, and is supposed to hare gone to tea in that state'.

The I.:Ord Chancellor of Ireland .has decided
that Clergymen may bold pluralities of liyinge, provided
they are.3o English miles asunder. The judgment was
had in the ease of the Plimate of all Ireland, who refused
to grant a faculty to the Rev. Mr. Cotton, who wee pee-
wented No the living of Thur.los, holeliug at the-came time
the Arclirleaconry of Cashel,—the decision 6, therefor., in
favour of the Archbishop:of G:shel.

The wooden fences which so long disgraced
the new and beautiful entrance into Westminster Ball
have at last been replaced by iron railings; theworimest
itra now engaged in pitting a finishing 4114 to their
labours.

It is understood to be definitively arranged, that
an Installation of Knights of the Garter is to take place at
Windsor Castle early in the ensuing spring, and St.
George's Day is named as likely to be that on which this
imposing eeremony will take place. Immediately after this
the Knights of the Bath are to have an Installation, which
will take place at Westminster Abbey. It is therefore evi-
dently intended that the Coln t should he very gey this year,
and we trust that his Majesty's health will be sash as is
allow his laudable intentions to be carried into effect.

We understand that when Burke lived at
Peebles, a herd-boy, in the neighbourhood of Inver!titles,
unaccountably disappeared, and he has not since been
beard of. Imtnediately previous to that event, the eriee
of a boy being murdered were heard at night issuing from
a wood. It is thought that his murder must be the ant
which Burke admits having committed when in the
c)untry._Edinburgh Weehly Chronicle. •