The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-24 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

HAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 36 Trusser.)
ST. JAMES'S.
L. s .E. s X. s. X• li
Loalaiiil Mead.Hay4 0 tos 0 Clover Hay 5 Oto7
Upland Ditto 5 0 6 6 Oat Straw 2 0 2 '
Rye-grasi Hay 5 0 6 6 Wheat Ditto 2 4 3
Supply moderately good, trade rather dull, and prices as 01 Sa-
turday.

SMITHFIELD,
s. s.
Lowland Mead. Hay 4 oto 5 0
Upland Ditto 5 0 6 0
Rye-grass Hay 5 0 6 0
New Meadow Hay 0 0 0 0
Supply good, and trade d

X. mi.
Cloy. Hay generally 5 oto C 15
Do. extra tine 0 0 7 0
Oat Straw - IIB u
Wheat Ditto 2 E 2 6
uli; prices as last quoted.

LIES OF THE DAY.

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.11 His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bent
of Bishops have all resigned.,
There are to be two complete and distinct Administra-
tions : —One Catholic, the other Anti-Catholic--Pull
pull Baker. The only difficulty that remains to be surer
mounted is finding a double for the Lord High Admiral.
Ferdinand the Seventh has re-summoned the Cortee, and
intends to pav his debts.
Mr. Joseph Hume has refunded the money he obtained
from the Commissioners for managing the Greek Loan.
His Holiness the Pope has bestowed a Cardinal's hat 0°
his Grace the Duke of Wellington.
The Ex-Lord Chancellor has engaged an Opera box fbc
the remainder of the season.

The Anti-CaCiolic Tories of England, and the Catholic
Apstoheals of the Continent, are about to hold a mectiag
of mutual condolence!, on the state of affairs on both aide!
the water,—to save the point of honour, they are to glee
hulf seas over,—the meeting is expected to be most a','
'
fecting.
Every Dog in town belonging to a Tory master maY tie
known by the position of his tail.
. .

" Domini pudet, non servitutis."—SzNacA.

• The feelings of Mr. Sugden at flue appoint-
ment of a common law lawyer to the Lord
Chancellorship, may be pretty well gathered from
what fell from that Learned Gentleman this'
morning. In arguing a case in the Vice-Chan-
cellor's Court, he cited a decree of Lord Er-
skine's, which bore exactly on the point in issue-
" But," said Mr. Sugden, " although my Lord
Erskine's decree goes to the full length Of
recognizing the principle for which I am con-
tending, I am yet bound in candour to admit
that the opinion of that learned Judge, from
the limited acquaintance which he neces'
sarily had with the practice of the Court of
Chancery, can have but little weight here."

R of SEeNleic'
electors lr's hlOtNat OVOIII
With a view to the means of jud:'ain as to the
R
king
numberEP
different rates of assessment as the rule of
number suf.'
frage, we may mention that the umber of as'
sessments fromAdlAbe:CgHigveElS: ta ER.--"
11/. to 101. per annum, both in"
elusive, was, in the year 1825, in the township
of Manchester, 2,091, and of 201. and upwards/
3,674. The number at 11/. and upwards Vigs
5,765. If we add one-third for the contiguous
townships (to which it seems generally agreed
the right of election should be limited), which,
considering how many persons living there are
assessed for warehouses, shops, &c.,
chester, and could not, of course, vote twice, is
perhaps enough, there would be, in round rni'
hers, 3,000 assessments from 111. to 191., nearly,
5,000 of 201. and upwards, and about 7,500 t)
11/. and upwards.—Manchester Guardian.
OLD ColNs.—Last week, whilst the walled
were employed in pulling down an old bons'
belonging to Mr. Sleddale, of Raw Head, gut-
ton, for the purpose of rebuilding, they disco'
vered, lying in the wall, about five feet from the
ground, an old leathern bag, containing silvelif
coin to the amount of 395. 6d., in half-crhalf-crowand shilling pieces, coined in the several reigns
of Charles 1., Charles 11., James, William 1111_,
Anne, and George I.; besides a number of half
pennies scattered in various parts of the wall. - fro{
appears from their date, and the decayed state
the bag, that they must hive been lying thecir:
nearly an hundred years.— Westmoreland A
vertiser.