The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-06 00:00:00

JULY 10.

Cleminson, J., Salford—Hayward's, Manchester
Cosserat, J., Torquay—Hotel, Torquay ll
Finney, C., Derby—King's Head, Derby 9
Leadley, E., Cloughton—Talbot, Scarborough 2
Parsons, W., Melksham—Bear, Melksham
Reynolds, H., Cheltenham—Fleece, Gloucester lO
Rose, W., Spilsby—White Hart, Spilsby
Spencer, J., Belper—King's Head, Duffield lO
Springford„ J., WatTnin.ster—Bath Arms, Warminster

INSOLVENTS APPLYIN(
COUNTRY.---At the Court-1
Ten o'

G TO BE DISCHARGED,
house, at Ipswich, July 10, at
o'clock.
Potter, T., Yarmouth
Rose, J., Mentleshain
!Smith, W., Church-lane, White.
chapel

Cornish, H., Linsted Parva
Johnson, W. Tattingstone
Ludbrooke, W., Boresdal•
Mason, G., Linton
Melts, R., Aldborough
At Lancaster,
Barrett, T., Bolton
Bibby, C., Scheles.
Blincowe, R., Manchester
Booth, J., Blackburn
Booth, H., Failsworthy
Bockley, J., Oldham
Crompton, T., Ringley
Dove, T., Liverpool
Edge, J., Bolton
Ferguson, J., Bolton
Fielden, L., Manchester
Guthrie, J., Leyland
Hargreaves, G., Burnley
At Haverfordwer
Trowel!, R., Steynton,
Same day, at
Smith, '

uly 10,:at Tem.
Heap, J., Tottington
Holt, J., Oldham
Howarth, J., Deansgate
Jowitt, J., Liverpool
Knight, H., Ardwick
Price, T., Liverpool
Roughley, H;, Salford
Robinson, D., Manchester
Scott, J., Bolton
Snape, J., Manchester
Walton, W., Leyland
Wharton, J., Manchester
t, July 11, at Ten.
, Milford-haven, mariner
Ely, at Nine.
W., Ely

The ruins of a Roman villa has been discovered
on the estate of Sam. Hassell, Esq., of Little-
ton, near Somerton. On removing the earth
and rubbish, the walls were found in most
places to be standing above the floors ; a correct
ground-plan was therefore obtained of the build-
ing, which conveys some idea of the domestic
habits of its occupiers. The edifice was 200
feet in length, and consisted of a gallery, ex-
tending along the whole front of the building,
which seemed to have been for the purpose
of communication between the different parts
of the house ; and behind this was a single
range of apartments, each about 16 or 18 feet
wide by 20 deep, in three of which the tesselated
floors remained nearly entire. The rooms were
warmed from four hypocausts, made in different
parts of the edifice. The coins found among
the excavated rubbish were those of Constantine,
and of the Emperors intermediate between him
and Gratian ; from these may be inferred the
period at which the building had its rise and
decay. These ruins, varying in many respects
from others excavated heretofore in different parts
of the kingdom, are considered by antiquarians
an interesting specimen.—Bath Chronicle.

Some time ago, Mr. Brown, factor to his
Grace the Duke of Hamilton, and a number of
gentlemen in the west country and on the Island
of Arran, finding considerable inconvenience
from the want of a stated market, came to the
resolution of establishing an annual Fair at
Brodick, to be held in the month of June imme-
diately after the sheep-shearing. The first being
accordingly advertised to be held on Tuesday
last, a great sensation was excited in consequence
among the Islanders on the western coast. Early
on the morning of Tuesday the company began
to arrive, and by the middle of the day the
market was crowded to excess. A number
of Steam Boats, Packets, &c., arrived with
motley groups of Lowlanders and High-
landers of every degree, partly on business,
and partly on pleasure, which the novelty
of a fair in that romantic part of the country had
brought out. There was a great show of cattle,
There
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har-
ness, and draught horses, which met a ready sale
ai good prices.• A great deal of business was
done in wool : the small dealers brought out
their whole stocks, which were soon disposed of.
The great stock farmers made some very exten-
'sive sales, and there is every reason to believe
tat this fair will prove most beneficial to the
agricultural interest in that part of the country ;
ap Mr, Brown, for his Grace, and the gentlemen
ui the vvest, are, willing to give it their support...—.
Greenock Advertiser. I

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Beaus.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to a. a. to s. s. to s.
Blandford 52 60 38 44 30 36 54 60
Brigg— 5B 63 35 42 36 ,42 47 52
55 OM% 48 ,
Chard 56 76 38 44 24 32 45 48
Huntingd0n........... 50 55 36 38 24 32 44 50
Louth 59 62 38 40 '26 30 52 56
Lynn 57 64 39 44 26 36 52 60
NeWark 6l 63 38 46 30 37 53 64
Norwich*. g 56 64 36 40 27 30 43 46
Nottingham 58 65 40 47 28 32 54 59
Peterborough 58 60 30 34 30 34
Plymouth 56 66 40 42 26 30
55 32 38 30 36 56 64.
F.ppingham 55 60 3 40 28 34 44 62
wisbech WYWININW. 52 60 —. 24 31 50 52
York , 56 64 38 44 24 34 56 GO

LEEDS CORN MARKET,. July 3.
The supply of Wheat was good, but the trade very dull, and
that article may be quoted Is. per quarter lower than last week.
There was a large supply of Oats, and prices have receded id.
to Id. per stone, and Shelling was Is. to 2s. per load cheaper.
-
BeansßßWeahr Barley,
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
thinegea.y
575. to 61s. s
dt:osoNisnld,:gor4fanaotlnlkkaraaapntnrhddiecsrse:ulffbfinotekr,in6paoilrlibyce.tsh.e
same. lnBapeseed
425. to 435.
--- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire tO'
•
435. to 445. G •
.
'-- Grinding ~. . ... . ... 36s. to 38s. ..to
631 b.
Oats, Potatoe
---Mealing,fForeign 14d. to 15d....English I6d to Ifici. per st•
Shelling 34s. to 365. per load.
Rapeseed, English, 201. to 231.

MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD.—JuIy 4.
At per lb. sinking the offal.
2,773 Sheep 44c1. to 6d. 113 Calves....ww..
201 Cattle 4 7 86 Pigs
3,221 Lambs ...v..-- at sd. to 6d.

6d. to 7d.
51

MANCHESTER POTATOE MARKET.—June 30.
Potatoes, Ss. 6d., 10s., 11$., and 12s. Od. per load of 12 score and
121bs. ; New ditto., 18s., 205., ,215., and 245. per ditto; Turnips,
Os. Od., Os. Od. and Os.. Od. per load of 16 peeks ; Onions, small, Od,
per lb.
MANCHESTER YARN MARKET,

No. d. d.
Throstle Twist, 20-111 to 121
30-13 14

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for warp
40 ~,14 15
50.17 19
60 w 20 21
70 24. 26 •
80.: 28 31

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MARRIED.

friends,Agnes Jane,eetg offdaughter
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On the 30th ult. at Si. Peter's Church, Francis Beetham,
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Dillon Macnamt:rsap,enEdstqh.e,
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happy pair, after
field, in the county of Westmeath, the seat of Francis Pratt
81Z1Eies(15.41 instant, at St. Pancras New Church, Thomas
Methold Waters, Esq., of Verulam-buildings,
third daughter of Jobs Hawks, Esq.' of Tavistock-square.
On the 3d instant, the Rev. W. E. Hony, Fellow of
Exeter College, and rector of Baverstock, in the county off
Wilts, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the Rev. W. '
Earle, rector of Swerford, in the county of Oxford.
On the sth instant, at S. James's Church, by the Rev.
John Blackburn, Charles Blackburn, B. A., of Portsea,
Hants, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. Charles Ri+
vington, of Waterloo-place.
..

DIED.
On the 4th instant, at Richmond, Eleanor, relict of the
late Henry Baldwin, Esq., former)), of Richmond.
On the sth instant) at his residence in Lower Frederick.
poctors'-commons, in the 45th year of his age.
On
o
street, Connaught-square, Mr. Henry Gray, of Dean's- ,
the 30th ult., after a marriage of five months, Sarah,
the
wife of Mr. John Salmon, Upper Park-strset,,lsfington.
court,
On the Ist inst., at Hatcham-house, New-cross, Mrs.
Harcleastle, relict of the late Joseph Itu-dcastle, Esq.
On the 30th ult., at Acton-place, Kingsland-road, Martliat;
widow of the late Mr. John Barlow, of Bishopsgate-streta
within, aged 59.

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