The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-18 00:00:00

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SHEEP
2s. 0,1. to 2s. 6d. Shearlings—...... Oa. 01 ALI& to
Polled

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PRICE OF TALLOW, SO
Town Tallow ...............». 40s. 6d. I
Y.llow Itussia :I9s. Od.
White--..w......,.. 40s. (Id.
Soap Ditto. .375. CA.
Melted Stuff als. Od.
Ditto Rough —74, Od.

T is
, A I', Ste. per 112.1b.—AlgiouLed•
Yellow Soap . —. /0.. pd.
Mottled ......
od.
White..- ,-,se
Graves ......... zu'r
()d-
Good Dreg5,,.......w..." bd.

PRICE OF. RAW FAT, per stone et 17. girl.
Price of Tallow (as stated ly_ll2.!_Eall.ow

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of Worn Candles, in the retail shops, i a as folloWL7o
Candles, per doz. is. Od. to Os. Cd. I Moulds, per dozes ."..0

COUNTRY CORN MARKEvv'''''...
Wheal Barley.• Oats.
Per Quarter.
Ashburn IS 84- 2'7 32 36 40
44
Basingstoke 54 82 28 37 18 za 35Bath • 68 84 34 42 28 32 ""„,„ .39
Bridgewater --- L 8 80- 32 33J
30 '„,„ 44
Bristol f6 76 36 38 24 93 a,l 4,g
Chesterfield .......•. '76 80 36 40 24 30 44 f
Derby 80 64 38 41 27 34 41 0,
Devizes 87 32 40 26 32 48 54
Doncaster '7O 80 29 38 19 25 44 0•
Dorchester...--... 56 80 34 40 26 22 48
Exeter ~r..,,,,.,.... 80 St 34 40 24 30 46 IV.
Gloucester _ 68 80 32 36 24 28 86
Hungerford —...... 46 80 27 33 22 3°_, 40
Leicester — 19 38
""• 40
Newbury. - 42 85 28 37 20 34 4
Ramsey _ 78 32 39 23 30
Shaftesbury '79 29 25 40
Shepton Mallet '72 t-S 38 43 28 38 410° , -4g
Slierborne.......— 7'2 82 32 39 24 34 ' ft,
Taunton ..—. '76 88 32 36- 16 28 4
Yeovil .72 84 36 40 26- 30 j. s.
Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d• 0 0 0
Shrewsbury -- 12 6 132 56 63 56 09
BIRMINGHAM MARKET S.—April 16. botb
CORN MARKET.—We have had a pretty good supply ° 9
English and foreign Wheat, and a dull trade, and prices 7.00
trifle lower, Fine 'Malting Barley was scarce, and there was
inquiry for good Beans. Flour a slow sale. _ d.

COUNTRY CORN M

EKCI'S DURING ,THE

ARKS I S.—April 16. , botb
had a pretty good supply ciao 0
and a dull trade, and price!. ore
ley was scarce, and there Ws.
a slow sale. 4,
s. d. to 0- 6
Wheat, per 621 b.
Barley, per Imperial quarter R7 0 42 M
,It 4B 0 C 2 0 0
Pease 3B 0 4-.?, 0
Beans, per bag of 10 score gross
Oats, per 391 b.
3.:i 0
Fine Hour, per sack of 2801 b. 59 0 C4.7° 0
Seconds 5.5 0 ••• of,
SsitrifFiato.—We 11.,d a large supply of fat Beasts thiS_i.,4l
but very few Sheep; sal s were limited for either, partie,t7;sofy
of fat Irish Pigs, but few Stores ; the late
the latter ~ no material alteration in price. A very large:"ii.lo
continues.—Best Beef sd. to 5).d. per lb.; Mutton ba
Veal 6d. to 6h,d. ; Irish Porkers Bs. to 83.6 d. per score.
redu.-tion_
..t.
totd;

The import of cotton into Liverpool, durlfl
the past week, has been uncommonly large. Nearly 61:1
vessels from the.. United -States and Brazil, laden with toe
staple, have entered the port within the last nine days
The total import of cotton during that period could not r
less than 70,000 bap and bales, which, added to the qualr
tity previously received since the commerce of the r4l.'
give a total of 250,000 bagi—LiverpOol Albiom.
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BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., Mrs. Melvil'e, of Shoe-lane, of
sons.
On the 17th inst., in Stratton-street, the lady of G.
Glynn, Esq., of a son.
On the 13th inst., at the Polygon, Southampton, the
lady of Major-General Burrows, of a daughter.
On the llth iust., at Heavitree, the lady of Lieut.-Co
F. Le Blanc, of a still-born daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst., at St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey!
by the Rev. J. E. Gibson, Mr. Arthur Rolla, to
Aiine, eldest daughter of Mr. F. Tuach, of &monad'

street.
On the 15th inst., at Woodbridge, Suffolk, by the Rey'
Thomas Carthew, John, eldest on of Richard Rose, jun."
Esq., of Chilton, Bucks, to Anna, eldest daughter of the
late John Clarkson, Esq., of Woodbridge.

- DIED.
On the 14th inst., at his house in Howland-OTO, in
the 60th year of his:age, W. H. Mathew, M.D., formal
Physician to his Majesty's forces.
On the 16th inst., at his house in Bolton-street, gar,
fair, Richard Clement, Esq., of Clement-castle, Barb'`-
does, aged '75.
On the 14th inst., at the scat of his father, aged 42't
James Brockman, Esq., Major of the East Kent RegitheePir • .
of a Magistrate of the county,. and eldest son al
D. Brockman, Esq., of Beachlrorough.... Ilia ,p 040011,:),
death was occasioned by a fall from his horse, in svl4o,?'
received a severe concussion of his brain.
On the 3d inst., Mr. J.' Roscoe, third son of W 11-„ ..'
coy, Esq., Liverpool.
On the 29th ult., at his residence in the Castle
Chester, at the advanced age of 85 years, Thomas Harir
son, Esq., architect. Mr. Harrison was a native of Or
mond, in Yorkshire. In the year 1776 he built VI,
bridge over the Lune, at Lancaster, being the first leYeed
bridge ever constructed in this country. He also desif9l
and executed the extensive improvements, and altejrs:
tions in the Castle at that place ; and afterwards 00!",,,,,
premium, and was appointed architect for rebnilditigi.t;
gaol and county courts at Chester. The new bridge.acil,
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the Dee, now in progress, which is to be formes of •9!.
arch of 2,000 feet span, is also from his design. This
traordinary piece of architecture, when completeC
hwe no paraliel in Europe, the largest arch
exist being 25 feet span, less than its dirnenisiort
Harrison also designed and executed the Theatre and St"'
change Buildings in this town, the Athenwutni and:sti,
Nicholas's Tower iu Liverpool, and many othet viigkfl)
import Ince.

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