The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-22 00:00:00

:MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI A RY.—FRIDAY, MARCH 23.--At the Court of Commis-
4"ieta, Basinghall-street.)
Mark-1ane......,,,,,, 10 Dowding, C., Shadwell I
13
Aston, W.
, '..3t horand ............... 111 Hart, W., Holborn-hill
Stortford.., 11 Inman, K., Newington
Brown,9
Beadle, G•.
Westminster......... ll Line, W., Camden Town l9
Dawson,,
8., Jermyn-st. „. l2 Litchfield, T., Islington ...
Drake, J., Southgate ............... 12 M'Lean, H., Cambridge ...
aarndziler:l, 01.: B„, p.

COUNTRY DIARY.-9.ITURDAY, MARCH 2 t
Ashcroft, H. and Co., Manchester—Hayward's Hotel, Manchester 1
Buck, P., Knares'orough—Powell and Co., Knaresbrough 1
Chadwick and Co., Oldham—White's, Manchester 1
pavan, O. Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham ll
Fleming, 3., Pendleton—Hayward's Hotel, Manchester 2
Goodrich, R., Cheltenham—Georgz, Stroud 5
Lewis: 'LI LlniribbY—Xtr, Orgyile Bristol', ~,, ''',„,„ ~,,, ,„„,„.„ 1

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—March 90.
The imports of all Grain since Tuesday last have been mode-
rate, and the deliveries of the farmers exceedingly small. The
supply has, however, been fully equal to the demand, and prices
of most articles have continued to decline.—Though Wheat has
been offering on nearly as low terms as previously to the late ad-
vance, yet the millers and dealers have evinced little disposition
to increase their stocks, and the sales of the week have been
mostly in retail. The transactions in Oats have been chiefly to
the Yorkshire dealers, and. limited to a few cargoes of fine meet-
ing quality, at a reduction of Id. per 451bs. India Corn has
gone off in small parcels, at previous rates. The trade generally
for Malt, Barley, and Beans, has been extremely dull. White
Pease continue scarce, and command full prices. Linseed, for
feeding, has advanced 4s. to ss. per quarter.—The rise in the
last week's Gazette average of Wheat being much less than had
been anticipated, has checked the disposition to purchase bonded
Wheat. A few small parcels of Flour, under lock, have been
taken for export : but in Barley no business has transpired.—At
to-day's market the millers again bought sparingly of Wheat; the
finest qualities were offering at•a decline of about Id., and all
other descriptions fully 3d. per bushel cheaper than on this day
se'nnight. Oats were dull of sale at the reduction above noted.
In Barley no variation, nor can we state auy alteration in the
price of other Grain. A small proportion of the Indian Corn
advertised by public auction to-day was sold at 318. per quarter;
the remainder withdrawn.

COTTON WOOL.
I TST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

IMPORTED.

Same id:,
This tiod last
year. year.

Liverpool Bags, Fcc. Bags, tkc•
114,037 87,119
London 5,892 11,560
Olabgow 5,486 4081
Total exported in 184 ,

MARRIED.

EXPORTED.

Previews
ly thia
year.

Btg
4 4.5 /te. Bag. &r.
drc
,f 44
1,045 4,370
80

On the 29,d February, in the chapel of the Governor's Palace,
Malta, by the Rev. J. Cleugh, the Government Chaplain, Lieut.
G. St. Vincent Whitmore, R. E., eldest son cf G. Whitmore,
Esq., of Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire, and of Puckenchureb,
Somerset, tf-, Miss Isabella Maxwell Stoddart, Eldest daughter of
Sir John Stoddart, President of the High Court of Appeal, and
Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court, Araita.

DIED.
On the I6th inst., at Ham Green, near Bristol, Sarah, wire
of Richard Bright, EQ,I.

On the Roth inst., at East Moulsey Park, aged 61, the Dow-
ager Lady Crewe, relict of the late Sir Henry Harpur Crewe,
Bart., of Calke Abbey, Derbyshire.
On the 17th inst., at Fairfield Lodge, Croydon, sineerely and
deservedly lamented, Elizabeth, relict of the late Samuel Robin-
son, Esq., aged S.

On the 17th inst., at Clifton, after a short but severe illness,
in the 16th year of her age, Jane Hamilton, eldest daughter of
Thomas Forsyth, Esq. Buckfield, Liverpool.. .

M. YOUNG, at the Stnt-Orricz,
Printed awl Published by
No. 11V, Strand.