The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-02 00:00:00

FRENCH JOURNALS.

A French provincial Pa
vial return of the number
principal Paris Papers has
return, independently of i
correct, as none of the Pa
objected to it:—

iper has published the oft'
of subscribers each of th,../
in the departments. 1'
its being official, must bs
spent interested in it hors

ROYALIST PAYERS.
Gazette de France 6,324
Quotidienne.... 3,448
Universel ........ 364
Drapeau Blanc 233
Atni de la Religion et
du R0i...... 2,154
Memorial Catliolique 1,190
Correspondent 2,060
Echo Fran
Journal des Maires 3,324
Conservateur 163

LIBERAL PAPERS. a
Constitutionnel 1 1 ,i,l7""a
Courrier 2,114"
Journal du Com-
merce
Globe
Album Maganom.... 4!)
Figaro so'
Tribune dee Depar-
tementa .......
France Nouvelle....
Total... 18,06.

Total... 19,17821 ____....
The Journal des Debals, whose subscribers ire
part Royalist and part Liberal, has 6,29 in the de'
part men ts.
The Messager des Chambres has 1,841, but ig
appears that it loses ground fast, on account of till
loss of official news.

The Paper that has fallen most is the Journal der
Debals. In 1824 it had 10,200 subscribers in the
departments alone. The Constilutionnel has looe
ground also. It had, in 1828, 21,500 subscribers'
including those of Patis; it has not now more tholl
16,500, including Paris and the departments.
The Courrier Francais has about 4,500, includiegf
Paris and the departments. But the total number.°
the subscribers is not given as official. The store
ment of the number in the departments can alone 'T
depended upon.

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WllB_,ll'

%%heat. Barley. Oats. 12
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. s. s. to I. s. to
Blandford 70 36 97
Brigg 54 63 18 24 10 21 35 si
Cambridge— 59 34 19 60
Chard 56 70 32 38 24 30 49 40
Huntingdon........ 61 70 30 35 20 25 36 44
Long Sutton—..... 52 59 SS 44 17 22 :38 a
Louth 42 60 27 30 18 22 40 40
Lynn 46 64 23 37 16 24 38 ig
Newark . 54 62 33 41 26 30 46 44
Nottingham 50 72 26 31 42 4$
Peterborough 56 70 37 40 18 25 37
Plymouth „ 78 23 56 22 25 4g
Yautcfract 71 22
44
49
Sleafonl
Unpinghain 50 62 32 38 20 23 32 4.1
Wishech - 5O 62 18 24 38

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—Sepr. 29. ,o
There has been a fair supply of Wheat to this dal
market, but the supply of other articles in the trade h.,
only been small. The best samples of Old and riel
Wheat have fully supported the price of last Tuesday, l'iu
other descriptions of Old and New have been in lime
4i
demand. There has been some New Norfolk and rn,
Woulds Batley offering, the price asked for the Nor''
365. to 385., and for the Woulds 335. to 365., butls
have not heard of any sales having been effected ; Grim
ing Barley has not varied in price. Good hard hit
Beans have been sold on full as good terms, but those g°7
are black are difficult of sale at any moderate pr
Pease have not varied in price. Good sweet old Ettgri,
Oats being scarce fully support their late value, but Sr-,
samples and foreign are taken off slowly at rather loe
prices. Shelling and Malt without alteration, the gel
may be said of Flour and Rapeseed.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, 601 b.
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk . . .... ........ 275. to :Vg•
-- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
---- Grinding
Beans
Oats, Potatoc
—Mealing, Foreign 12d. to 13(4...English 114 d. to 13d. per'
Shelling 30s. to 321. per 1
Rapeseed, English, 271. to .9l Foreign, —l. to —l. .

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—Sept. 29.
_.,1
There was a thin show of samples of New Wheat n
Oats at this morning's market, still they were fully el;
to the demand, and prices of the former gave way iti•
2d. per bushel. New Oats scarcely brought so guoalltg°
as last Tuesday, a cargo of Sligo being sold at 3s. 61 biii
451 b. ; undried were offering at Sc. 3d. to Sc. 2d.
sbe
Grain supported the rates of this day se'nuight, but ,
transactions were on a very limited scale. • A
WHEAT, English, White, per 701 b.
9 ,„ d
toll‘.o
Red lO
Scotch, Welch, and Maux
9 9
Irish, White lO
' 6,
-- Red 7 9 9,
9,
Foreign 9 6 1(1.1V
OaTs, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b 3 3 ., &
—..--- Irish
Foreign 2lO 3, 0
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 95 0 n..,
Scotch and Irish, per 60Ibs.
Feeding 4 6 ' 0
BRANS, English, per Imperial quarter .... .....
Irish, &c.
---- Foreign
Pease, English, per Imperial quarter 4O 0 44 . 0
Foreign -
FLotat, English, per 2801 b. 5O 0 sf. 0.
Irish
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs 2B
sit 0
g:
00.
INDIAN CORN, per 4401 b.
Wtc, per Imperial quarter
MALT, per Imperial quarter
Ird roar or GRAIN for the Weex ending Sept. .9.0. 0001'
Wheal Oats. 1 Barley Flour. 4.dsd
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Foreign, Brig 'lrish, &c. Saul .11730
6,079 1,913 19 215 I 1,318

BIRMINGHAM MARKETS.—OcT. I. jof
Coax M.s.axaT.—We have had a pretty good sifirliv4e
both 01(1 and New Wheat at to-day's market, but the i
11
was dull, and each a little lower. The' supplies ° f bpd
other descriptions of Grain were good. Old Beano jo,
Barley met a free sale, all other articles in the trade '4
s. d. to
Wheat, per 021 b
Barley, per Imperial quarter 37 0 0
Malt 56 0 6:. 0
Pease 4O 0 la g
Beaus, per bag of 10 score gross
Oats, per Mb.
Fine Flour, per sack of 2601 b. 57 0 b 94 13
Seconds '2.o 0 go
SMITHFIELD.--This day's market exhibited a (01710;
ply of all kinds of live stock, with a brisk demo( and
prime descriptions, at a trifling advance upon 13ee
Pork. 511,011.

Beef
o(nper lb.) sd. to
551d.lyamealper lb.).
..
....
..... 54
Porkers
Mutt
5 ls Otito g;.. .... .... score.

ACCIDENT AT THE ZOOLOGICAL LIT ;,/
DE NS. —On Monday last, as two gentlemen were adiol!lot
one of the five wolve,., a child playing near the 4.3,4
her arm within reach and was instantly seized by the
cious animal. One of the bystanders, Mr. Natty' ...",de
geon to the Foundling Hospital, with great
kicked the wolf violently in the throat and made hi'lg:t
his hold. The limb was consider;:bly lacerated, 4"u. %lie
Mr. P. had used the best remedies at his command; tre,
child was conveyed home to Park-street, Grosvenor-W:1:y;
by her alarmed mother, a lady who had been preies'
the accident.

BIRTHS. r .j,
On the Nth ult. in Euston-square,. the ladY °fl‘..
Soares, EsSOth ult.son. 1101
On the the wife of T. Stone, Esq. of ' ,
street, of a still-born child. )10.
On the 29th ult. at Little Catiogan-place, arise*
Whitehead, of a eon.

MARRIED. ter h
f"q.
On the lot inst. at West Mulling, Martin FOl- ii'ebr*4
of Lawrence Pountney-lane, to Charlotte 1"1
daughter of John Bax, Esq. of West Malting, get- Pol9'
On the 28th ult, at the British Ambassall"ol;
Thomas Stapleton, Esq: of the Grove, Richinnu",.'sbe late
shire, ti,r Henrietta Lavinia, segoml daughter ?*.e °/-
R. Fitigerald Anster,. Esq. of Calcutta, and niece
H. Meredith, Bart.

DIED. 1l
wore)
On the Ist inst. in Southampton.toff, Birer
aged 65, Mr. C. Hider, of Hawkhurst, Kent.
On the 28th ult. at Rugby, W. Chambers,
Admiral, aged 82.
On the 27th ult. at Strand-on-the-Green,
K. Trimmer, Eq., aged 62.
At Greenwich. Robert Roberto--

M D., F.R S., int
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,Icti,
F.S.A., aged 88.

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