The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-26 00:00:00

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.

Fish this morning was rather plentiful, and the Market
exhibited a pretty general assortment. Of Cod and Soles
there was the greatest quantity ; 24 boxes of Berwick
Salmon arrived early in the morning ; but, though the
quality was not very fine, the whole was quickly bought
up by the fishmongers, at high prices, as were also Tur-
bots. The undermentioned were the average prices of the
Market :
Prime Turbot, each lbs. Od. to 20s. Od.
Inferior ditto '
_8 0 10 0
Finest Salmon, per lb. 0 0 1 6

Ditto Grilse - - 0 0

Salmon Trout 0 0
.Fine Cod-fish, each
inferior ditto
Fine Soles, Per three pairs 2 0
Fresh Herrings, per hundred
Live Eels, per 51b.
Live flounders, per quartern • 2 0
Fine Lobsters, per score 0 0
Fine Prawns, perib,
Shrimps, per gallon
New Cod Sounds, per barrel 0 0
Dutch Pickled Herrings 0 0
Fine Yarmouth Red Herrings, per hundred 0 0
Scotch ditto 5 0
Best Common Oysters, per bushel , lO 0
Natives 0 0

Yarmouth Bloaters are exceedingly scarce, there has been
none in the market for the last few days..

DRAMATIC CORPS.
OF TIE RFSPECTIVE THEATRES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON

* WHICH COMMENCES ON MONDAY NEXT.

DRURY-LANE,

COVENT-GARDEN.

TRAGEDY.

Messrs. Maeready .. Messrs. Kean

WeHack ...
Cooper
Youngs
Kean, jun. (New)

Young
C. Kenible
Warde
Abbott •

OPERA.

Messrs. Braham
T. Cooke C. Bland
Bedford • Isaacs
J. Bland .
J. Russell.
G. Smith.
Yarnold

Duruset
Person
Tinney
Robinson

COMEDY.
Messrs. Dowton Messrs. W. Farren
Liston
Matthews C. Kemble
Wallack
Jones. Wrench
Harley. Fawcett
Browne
Hooper - Serie
W. Bennet • Blanchard
Hughes
Tayleure ..... Meadows
Webster
Gattie
Noble
LADIES.
Miss Paton Miss Hughes
Love ..... ............ Madame Vestris
Mrs. W. Geesin Miss Cawse
Bedford
Miss' A. Tree
I. Paton
Grant
Mrs. Bunn . ............... Mrs. Faucit
W. West Miss Jarman
Davison . ..... Mrs. Glover
Miss E. Tree ............. ‘ Miss Chester
Foote Mrs. Chatterley
Mrs. Orger
• Knight Miss Jones
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Mrs. C. Jones Mrs. Davenport
Miss Kelly
Mrs. Noble
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GRAND WRESTLING MATCH.--The stakes
and bets upon the Mateh between Cann and Gaffney will
be given up this evening, at the Castle Tavern, Holborn ;
when Polkingliorne's friends will be in attendance to make
the match with Cann, if he is disposed, for 500/. aside.
A new mode of administering medicine is now
rapidly gaining ground in Germany. Instead of the large
doses prescribed in this country, very minute quantities are
given, and, as it seems, frequently with good effect. So
small a quantity of blue pill as the bOth part of a grain is
sometimes administered; and of sulphate of quinine--a
medicine of which the ordinary dose here is three or four
grai -20 th part •of a grain is ordered. It it difficult
to conceive how so little medicine produces a sensible
effect; but if it really is found to answer, the practice
must be very beneficial to debilitated persons, who are
in this country frequently sent speedily to the grave by
medicine.

A hoy about seven years of age, the son of
Wm. Digby, .horse-keeper to Messrs. .Woods and French,
on Friday last, about three o'clock, during the time the
Bury coach stopped at the Ship Inn, unperceived, got into
the cradle which swings behind ; he rode until near the
windmill in Afoulsham, where he got out at the very instant,
the Maldon coach came up, and not being able to reach the?
foot-path,•he was beaten down and received such mortal,
contusions on the head and other parts as to survive the!
accident not more than Ave minutes.—Essex Iferald.