The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-13 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

_ i :C.IIUNTRY CORN DIARKIas DURING THE WEEK.
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Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Per paarter. S. to s. S. s. s. to S. S. to S.
PLYMOUTII, Nov. 12.—The Raven and Starling Blndli';'rd.....---.... 63 32 29 43
tier arrived on Friday from Milford. These . 13;;rt.igridcre, 4O 52) 25 Ti)) 19 r 34 T;
.S.se s were built in Pembroke dock-yard, on a pe- Charcl..7—..—. 5(! 70 32 38 24 30
.12 48
24 34 16 2.3 3 37
har.- construction, and are intended to be fitted as =iztvo,ii— 48 's'6 16 21 _26 30
riders., • Loath _ . 46 52 22 30 18 22 29 :f2
The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Loney, sailed on Mon- kr„raz 46 (1.113 25 • 32 161 til) :3300 186
Yt° the westward. Nottingham ..—........ 52 . 61 34 41 20 29 38 46
The Druid, 46, lately paid off at this Fort, is or- Peterborough..,,,,.moLlt 11 77,03 37 40. 18 25 37 42
PontefraCt= 63 30— :I), 20 ~,i1
__ _4l
recll to be recommissioned for foreign service; and
Sleaf.oni ...—...—. 49 55 30 34 19 24 40 43
tear that Ca t. G. W. Hamilton, C. C. late Uppingham —.... 54 62 28 :34 ,13 28 36 44
the Cambrian, is appointed to her. NNisbech .....—.......... 44 59 —I 16 21 30 40
The Orestes, 48, Commander Reynolds, went LEEDS COlll,l 111AliKET.—Nev. 10.
I. ....f 1. •

_SMOUTII, Nov. I').—The Raven and Starling
cutters arrived on Friday from Milford. These
vessels were built in Pembroke dock-yard, on a pe-
' culisr- construction, and are intended to be fitted as
tenders.
The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Loney, sailed on Mon-
day to: the westward.
• The Druid, 46, lately paid off at this port, is or-
dered to be recommissioned for foreign service; and
eve hear that Capt. G. W. Hamilton, C. C. late
of the Cambrian, is appointed to her.
• The Orestes, 48, Commander Reynolds, went
out of Hamoaze on Thursday, and is expected to
sail for Cork this day.
The Andromeda, new teak ship, 46, Capt. J. Fur-
neaux, was paid off into Ordinary on Wednesday.
In Hamoaze—St. Vincent, Kent, Pylades, Hya-.
cinth, Leveret, Royalist, Meteor steam-vessel, Bri•
tomart transport. In Barnpool—Undaunted.
At the Island—l3ritomart.
In the Sound—Herald, Orestes.
Report states that the Impregnable is to be im-
Mediately put in commission, but whether as a guard
ship or for foreign service, we have been unable to.
learn.

The supply of Grain to this day's market has been
goad. The best samples of New Wheat have fully sup-
ported the prices of last week, secondary qualities heavy
sale. Old Wheat, unless fresh and the quality good, has
been in limited demand. The best samples of Malting
Bailey supported the price of last week, but there has
been no amendment in the damp and stained samples, and
may he noted lower if sales have been effected, Oats,
Shelling, and Malt, without alteration. The best sam-
ples of Old Beans sell slowly at last Tue,day's prices, those
that are black and unsound, also damp New ones, are dif-
ficult to sell at any moderate price. No New Pea-e at.
market. In Flour and Rapeseed no alteration.

The Eliza Dick, for Bermuda, arrived here during
Sunday, to take in artificers for that i bland.
"Is Majesty's ship Alert arrived at Valparaiso
from Coquimbo 14th June. The Heron was to
sail from Valparaiso for England after 4th August.
The Slaney, for Nassau N.P., sailed from Jamaica
9th Aug.; Arachne, for Vera Cruz, 12th ; and
Harpy, for Curagoa, 13th do. The Madagascar ar-
rived at Malta, from Egina, Oct. 14. The Manly
and Champion sailed from Newfoundland for Halifax
Oct, and Tyne, 17th do. The Victor arrived ,at
Ravannah from Campeachy ,Aug. 20. The Ariadne
sailed from Madeira for St. Michaels Oct. 15. The
Cadmus, for Buenos Ayres, arrived off Monte Video
"ePt• 3. The Luccess arrived at Sydney from
Madras 15th June. The Satellite sailed from Syd-
ney foe India 28th June.
The Nelson, Tate, arrived at Dantzic from this
Pert Oct. 19. The Anne, Rowe, of this port, sailed
fromßristol for St. Michael's Nov. 2. The Jane,
Zitld) from this port, arrived at Lisbon Oct. 21.
'be Brothers, Forbes, of this port, from London,
Put into Ramsgate on the Gth inst. The Matilda
and Susan, of this port, arrived at Constantinople
Oct- 7. The Brailsford, Walters, of and from this
Port, has arrived at guebee. The Sealark, Brown,
of this port, has arrived at Cork from Malaga Oct.
29' The Jane and El'zabeth, Cock, of and from
this port, arrived at Bilboa Oct. 13. The Eliza and
Nancy. Head, of this port, arrived at Gravesend
from Xavia on the sth inst.
Stoke,
APPOINTMENTL—Lieutenant John Grant (a), of
appointed to the Ganges, 84; Mr. H.
appointed Assistant-Surgeon of the Lap-
-ilvvi!..n g
Packet-brig, vice Allawuy ; Mr. George T.
mcon, Acing Purser of the Sybille, on the coast
ej, Africa, is' appointed Purser of the Eden, 26,
. iaPtain Owen, vice Galler, deceased.
John Haynes, Esq., Timber and Store Receiver,
of his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, received
nu order:for his superannuation on Thursday, after a
Very long and honourable service. Mr. Blake, at
Present Assistant to the Master Shipwright, has
been appointed acting Receiver until further orders.
Mr. Thomas Irving, Storekeeper at Bermuda, has
been appointed to succeed Mr. Day as Storekeeper
atinis Msjesty's Dock-yard, Sheerness, the latter of
jo"nin has been superannuated ; and Mr. Irving is
b
e 'ncceeded at Bermuda by Mr. Ballinghall,
paymaster of the Plymouth Breakwater, which
establishment is to be broken up, Government bay-
ing determined to carry on the work 4)y contract.

Wheat, Norfolk and Suflblk, '6olb.
York. and Lincoln. COlb.
Barley, Norfolk and Sullblk
- Yorkshire and Lincidnshire
Grinding
Beans (Bib.

to M.)
to 6-1-s.
to ass.
to 3(is.
to 7.115.
to 375. ri

Oats, Potatoe

--Mealing, Foreign I hi. to 12d.... English 10%(1. to I2d. pei7
Shelling 28s. to 30s. per lo:
Rapeseed, English, 27/. to 29/ Foreign, —l. to —/. per la

DUBLIN, Nov. 10.—ANTI-UNION So-
iiitrl---Yesterday evening there was a charity dinner at
-6°L3tte Hotel. At this dinner Mr. O'CoN NELL presided as
.lairsza
dew, 12, and, as it was understood that. he intended to
dal the oects of the new Anti-Union Society, a great
of curiosity was excited respecting it. The attend-
but was very full, and Mr. O'CoNsra.r. detailed his plans;
• k; .r these there is little probability of any thing being.
tiwa:l,' The reason for this unwonted silence is this. Accoin-
ArtabeV:e;°lwere provided for every ore who attended the din-
te t the reporters. The reporters, perceiving, that
left're Wits so little attention paid to them, walked off, and
the discuss U • and any other topic
thp orators to the Union,
Y blight choose. When the absenre of the reporters
Z*A discovered, carriages and apologies were sent a-ter the
iNtrtga., but before they could be induced to return the
I- 'non speech had been spoken, and its publication
_oat •
Fifteen farmers in Berkshire, who held farms
lit one of the most fertile parts of the county, have relin-
rhed their farms, for the purpose of emigrating with
• er families to Van Dietnan's Land, because, after pay-
tug their rent, they found it difficult to exist on what re-
froth their industry and labour. In some parishes
toeriatr-cates alone are from 153. to 20s. per acre. When
th a'Ned the tithes, the whole must press heavily on.
.eagrieulturisua and graziers, while, with respect toer-
ok4l°ll% the public suffer severely from the profits derived
Y mid public
before they reach the consumer, particu-
lar' •
Y in
the metropolis and other large cities.
CORONER S INQUEST.—At eight o'clock
fat
evening a respectable Jury was empanelled by Mr. W.
r,.*1101. the city Coroner, at the Green Dragon, Fore-
Cripplegate, to inquire into the death of THOM.AS
b,,,Aila3"". a commercial traveller, who committed suicide
~;•P°imouitvr himself with prussic acid. After hearing
polidseol_ce., the Jury returned a verdict, " That the deceased
arm "ed himself by swallowing pruss'.c acid while in a
e "f temporary mental derangement."
A 8,, • 7
ti -unatna board of a particular and scien-
11,,seer°14truetionc'has been erected in St. Peter's Church,
Peara:, l• It was used on Sunday List, and had an IT-
its Rotnewhat imposing, but not inelegant ; and by
rao;t "Wel'll the preacher's voice was distinctly heard in the
tio,neet"ctt corners of the edifice, where before its erec-
' tiee'r,9e,hentence reached the ear with any degree of dis-
h'
~-`73' We understand there is bust one other in the
jr:Dttul (Idle same construction, and that is at Sheffield,
Main' eilereh called Attercliffe. It is the invention or
•atku of the Rev. JOHN BLACKBURN, minister of
" Par's 6,
totr,„l_ 8 where it appears to have produced, as. with us,
chue", te audibility in every part of that, until now, inaudible
• taiNe"; This benefit to both hearer and preacher is ob-
!tether "Y the sounding-board, or we will rather call it re-
. paral,..tting frame, being formed to a particular curve called
ner;7", which is one of the conic sections, and so placed
part %% head of the speaker that his mouth comes to that
/eitniu its concavity, denominated its focus; by this
the 4411 die •
oiLeprojecheu to the most distant part of
-,-,4441ng is
with distinctness and force. —.llerefo-d Jour.
,„„
wiliS ATTACK BY A NEWFOUNDLAND
4ecide-11 RIS MASTER. —On Sunday morning, a dreadful
coach "4 Occurred to Mr. Mace, proprietor of an extensive
sheet d wheel-manufactory, at No. 1, Osnaburgli-
-41 feed 7,gent's Park. Mr. M. went into his manufactory
throat 18 yard dog, when the animal suddenly flew at his
kr. it'eut fortunately did not succeed in his attempt,
futiated Putting his arm up to guard his face; but the in-
most animal seized his hand anti arm, which he tore
only in
r reo.a(!f,"HY ; next flew at his thighs, but succeeded
dog by.telling him by his trowsers. Mr. M. seized the
until -kche ems; and fortunately succeeded in holding him
othereri-e cries brought immediate assistance to bins,
tnitrw."
Mr. he must have fallen a victim to the enraged Lama, a surgeon, of York-square, mune-
IlAte Y "feuded, and dressed the wounds of the unfortu-
the fugrerema"- No reason can possibly be assigned for
attack of the dog on his master, as the creature
14,1 iniWun particularly fond of him. One of Mr. M.'s
-RentsiTtledinieauste.ly destroyed the animal,
which was worth