The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-07 00:00:00

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the Wcel

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endinil

t 62 Wheat,perbarreP.ft stone....
V 27 here .._.... l6 stone
387 Barley
423 Oit s l4 sten^
0 Floor, per cwt... 8 stone
435 0atmea1...,.—..,.,,.,. 8 stone
Sold to Bakers only.
:0,855 Cwt. F10ur.... ....
_ .. ........
_

From
27 0
14 n
14 0
10 0

11 6

C 4 0

Average price of %%heat and Flour 55).0d per sac'ls
Firm - from 17s. 0d t° Jur,
ce4,ts of Flour, 9,2151 secoo:; * :'***".* from i 5,„ pd. to ,o,r.
ales of Do. 2,459 Third,4
.2:1: from 6, od, to
PRICE Or DREAD.
Quarterr, Loat .........ad. Half Quattern
MARKETS —Apl 2.
„ too
I
Wheat (per 208:015,C0Rh tof6,. ocl.loats (per I4ri 416
st. teo
Barley (per 165t.)11 6 13 4 !Nor r (per cwt 7
Oatzreal tper cwt.) 2.. 0,1 to 13s. 01 53
Mee', 6:1. to 6p ' .—Mutten sd. ton! Veal, 40 to
pork, 4d. to sd..—Fresh Butters Ild. to 12d Per lh
PRICE OF BUTTER.

To the Merchants. To the '—vie
First Quality...". .. SO, .........................'6§
S,cend
.. 74 ••.....•....•............' 0
Third
10 ...*-...........•.•..r" **** SO
Fourth
0
Sixth 26
Fifth 44 ..........-••••••••••••• ..•..••917
se.••••e.i.• ••• ..... ....... ,

CLONAIELL Al A BALI'S.— April 2 ' 14
Per I
6, d. s. d. 5. d. 01 •
1C A ,
New Butter 9B oto f• 9 0 Hide. (raw)....,..... , , P
Oatmeal 0 14 6 &eon kiti5............44 t, .0
Rendered Lard 0 52 U i1ead5............ ..... 29 . I
Per 43^ fr 0
d ,o
..•*:
1-1
Flour, Second 0 40 ' Illour,"1 ta.rde....
---onseliold...— t 38 01-- F0urtn5......1.
.. 0
A 15 P Bar rel ,
, A V 1
3apegeed . 2C 0 —er
0 f Barley ........ ,`" '
Here
KILKENNY MARKETS. tc 054
WLeatsprbarrel)2Bi.Od.to 33..0.1. Beef ' ~er !h...., 05. Pd. 0 I
Barb), 12 0 19 0 Ati.:•teri .......„.. 0 5 0 0
vats 04 0 1.5 1, Pori, ......„„„,,,... 11 4 0 0
6 1
Flour (per bag) 9.5 0 :39 0 :ea' ........: ~.4, 0" 0 eJO
Hutter(per cwt.) 0 0 98 0 r rest? Butter ... 6 6
Bacon Pigs 45 0 46 0 Salt Dittp .„..
..... 0 5
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoes ‘per at./ I, 9

WO
VALUE OF LAND AT SYDNEY.—The Br °
estate lately brought to the hammer, realized 12,95—'
lot was disposed of at the rate of 52/. per foot. t
ILLNESS OF MR. YATES.—For some days
14;0:1
Yates, the actor, has been suffering under a very
attack, at Morrison's Hotel, Dublin, caused by the "
a blood-vessel. •
INSPECTION OF TIIE 15TH REOINIENT.---1•161
General Lord 131oom field, G. C. B. , and G. C. EL: iPeollP.clei
this regiment on Tuesday on Woolwich-common. The
nies assembled at eleven o'clock, 4,.)4., and were er„ oferd
by Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Charles Wellesley. 1:1;ttioi
tions were performed in a manner to the entire
eat tD the gallant Lieutenant-General, which he was pi,
press to Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Charles Wellesley'
commanding officer, who communicated to the Cifidotieto
men his approbation that they had all performed their, tte'fro
well. Previous to leaving Woolwich the officers of 1101
regiment have been invited to dine at the mess Of t"
Artillery.
114$1

1114'
-..APTURE EXTRAORDINARY.—On Sell- fi'rrv-
Messrs. F. and C. Corrance, while trolling in a moat I""parl'l,o,,
ing a farmhouse in the occupation of Mr. H. Keen, of g
Suffolk, took two enormous pikes, the longest wuiglo.t'
and measuring in length 4 feet; the other weighing
measuring from tip to tail 3 feet 3 inches.
101:11c`

to
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.—We regret to a>st 1,40 i
the loss of the brig Albinia, 430 tons register, CsPtsll' b°slo,
commander, on the night of the 25th ult. She ~0 4
of cv-g
from Newcastle to Jamaica, with a cargo of 600 tensbeia,p,
when, in the dreadful gale on Good Friday night, 50 01,'ter
miles N. W. of Tory Island, or in the latitude 54 deProi s. j;
longitude 11 deg. 45 min., she lost her rudder, and sheace44 t
became a complete wreck. Two of the crew were 11
the rest, 15 in number, betook themselves to the 1'5,1 s;11,
which measured but 18 feet keel and 3 feet beaniv '11;0
being exposed to the rage of the elements, the sea liter-000
ing mountains high, without food or drink, without se farelloti
a rudder, and having but half of one oar, they landed
d, Ose
ten o'clock last Monday night on Ballyhernan Stoll
lid .t
of Donegal, a shore where no boat was ever known 11 ut7C.
fore I These poor sufferers have been treated with t egr,
kindness by the Rev. B. Maturin, and his brother ;prints
Maturin, barrister, and the Rev. Mr. O'Donnell, PsrltbeSi,
who are endeavouring to raise a small sum to coureJnotic'or
their homes. The A Ibinia was the property of Mr. v
ley, an extensive timber-merchant, residing at •Dmfi
bid London.—Derry Sentinel.
Liverpool has during the last fortnight gr°
rtj
a garrison town, from the numbers of soldiers of varyire'!"o
mutts in its streets, on their route from Scotland se ilecOt
to:Portsmouth, where the reinforcements for India are eo °
The commerce asserts, on the authority of `ion IP,
from Munich, that the Bavairian Minister of the in.reasdl
sent a circular to all the females keeping schools forth
tern of persons of the middle class, prohibiting the temeri, ter
the French language, it being the will of the Gererng
to ° cb
girls of this class shall receive an education calculatev fret'
them good housewives, instead of acquiring a taste 1
manners.
rr rne
The Town Council of Newcastle-upon-3f 01
held a special meeting to condemn the proposed or(
coals.
COIfFr
r, •
DANGER TO PAPISTS—CAUTION AGAINST 5 rf;ferrd
IX4--THE PENAL LAWS ! ! !—At Petty Sessions re ir
William Howley, Esq., in the chair, a complaint vs" p yrooti.,e,,
by Mr. Gloster, attorney, against Mr. Paul FezeftY:. otos!
merchant, and George C. Bunton, Esq., 'olio" f no
Mr. Fogarty upon his qualification under one °.o.ktroecr;fie,
statutes of William 111., and against Mr. Bunton
ry
for coursing and killing a hare on the lands cf Derry but
in this county. The same statute enacts that none kill5lP
testants, or the servants of Protestants, can shoot or.
Mr. Gloater appeared in person against the defend:ri dts
efenoso
Gleeson appeared for Mr. Fogarty. Mr. Beet° terest,,,
himself. The case, which excited a great deal of Of rt spr
unanimously dismissed by the Bench, to the mein e
bation of a crowded Court._Limerick Reporter*

On the 2:1 inst., at Trilße
INyi.feFielder,
Vo.f
Stanley,
t n,daughter.
ey,E s Y
IRcoTuHrtS.m.
tivai:re, 1.
110'
, --inamou tio
On the 3d inst., at Bensham, near Newcastle-up,'" '
On the 3d inst., at St. Leonard's
-Sea, the 1"1;1°;113.v.1119 L'al t'
ot ef rtbh ue c
tkßh,
eeEv.
is
4th inst.,
G.
on
Rfs tao.
3, son.da sDJ!
On the 4th inst., at Charlton-park, Gloucestershire' th:
1
Gregory, Esq., of a daughter. On
Camberwell, Surrey,
aihrinctehbr,e.orf Paris, of a 50am.wife of i_escr",
y i dy 11" j)
On the 4th inst., at East Sheen, Surre, the •s- • ° a r
Ommarmey, Esq., of a son. hill. "
On the 4th inst., at Temple House, Cheatham" . ffr
I
Manchester, the lady of P. Lucas, Esq., of a datighte;cott °
On the sth inst., at Regent-street, Mrs. William
daughter. f se.'
At Teaninich, Rossshire, the Hon. Mrs. Spencer, o
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MARRIED. , ssetr,,),l
On the 4th inst., at St. Marylebene, Captain .I:Ate 0 i 3
22d Regiment, Bengal army, to Marion, seconddeer ireio e
late Henry Huey Tyler, Esq., of Newtown Limarser. Jse:or
On the sth inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington,: ii, C
Y
Boyd, jun., to Frances, daughter of the late Mr. Br ti
e, coran, of Mark-lane. Js>n
On the sth inst., at St. George's, Hanover
robrithr
Park, youngest son of Matthew Harrison' Esq., of fles°'
terrace, to Julia Anna, eldest daughter of Mr. Sericite
'111"
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DIED

On the 30th ult., at Beckenham, Kent, Captain f
Virionaged 66. tes
On ;hRe 3d inst., at Kensington, Ellen, second di'''.eli
,0
D. A. Rougemont, Esq.
On the 3d inst., at Bedford-street,
Helen Donald. son °
On the 3d inst., at Lewes, Charles Wells, eldest
.I°°'
Goring Lewis, Esq.
On
nn
tthhee
33dd lost.,Da .tknnAn
rSeonpdheila.
t,
ston, Esq., Fleet-street, aged 20 months.geC::::::::Pgaatrr-4:11;
is
toi', 'mg
Benjamin Brooks, • et, ''"
On the 4th inst., Mrs. J. C. Baxter, of Norfolk-stye of
dlesex Hospital, aged 76. i. c,sti''
On . the 4th inst., William Dickenson Nether''''
Essex-street, Strand, aged 42.
On the sth inst., at Brighton, Dr. Kelly, aged 86.
Egg" aged 84et.rwraineed::

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London: Printed and Publist-Aid by NURDO, strw
o. 112, Stry.nd. at The SUM office, 1%3841.
the County of Middlesex,
Thursday,. April 7,

WOOLWICH.
' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, APRIL 4.—SHIPS AND —0
VBE•sELS BUILDING IN WOOLWICH OCR---/3°s",)
70 guns, third rate. This vessel is to be fitted with •nj..
st. Tit on a plan recommended he :h Committee of
Shipwrights of her Majesty's dock-vards.—Chichetteris
guns, fourth rate.—Amphion, 33 guns, fifth rate.-6-13(2,04,.
first class steam-vessel.—lnfernal, second class steam4r4
ORDERED TO BE BUILT AND COMMENCED IMMEDIA,
—Royal Albert, 120 guns, first rate. On the slip wheirrits
Trafalgar was launched —Agamemnon, 80 guns, recce esii
On the slip at present occupied by the Infernal steam"!
The-Infernal is ordered to be launched as soon as ronst".4
SHIPS IN THE HARBOUR AND BASlL—Gorgon, 7"
ot.
steam-vessel, Captain W. H. Henderson, C.B. • 147.1
Saturday last. —Styx, second-class steam-vessel, ditlns7o
refit ing for the survey of the Azores. She was taken '"
new dock on Tuesday last, and is the first vessel that basop
docked in it. —Hecla, second class steam-vessel, Lieut.-jots
mander J. B. Cragg, paid off on Thursday lattc-beeti
steam-vessel, Commander John Steane, paid off nu
last.—Lightning, steam-vessel, Lieut.-Commander. t
I"earse, refitting.—Alastiff, surveying vessel, 111aster-,j,
mander G. Thomas, ready for sea.—Black Eagle, steam' of
Captain J. A. Blow.—Geyser, first class steam-vessekbe
irander Carpenter, preparing to receive her guns..
_dot
carry the heaviest guns of any steam-vessel in the '•it
their weight being 113 cwt. each.- Shearwater, stealP"--0
Captain J. Washington, fitting for the summer surve.Y.°-
.
coast. —Fearless, steam-vessel, Captain J. Bullock, firaitb
the survey of the river, ecc.—Salamaruler, Comet, C°lll.-
and Swallow, steam-vessels, repairing for service.

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THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY'
CORN EXCHANGE. 00/
The fresh supplies of Grain were moderate. TharLd
quiet trade for every article, the buyers not appearing I'Mi
to increase their stocks. Flour met a moderate tte°3""
last quotations. _

COLONIAL MARKET.
There was little busine-s done, but. holders genersilitirill
firm, and in prices little variation took place. The
produce pressing for sale was small. Raw Sugar er
price., but the demand was limited. We quote Woo!, 6,
India, 58a. to
.60s. ; Yellow, 61s. to 70s, • White Bence
to 70s. per cwt. Coffee difficult of sale, 'but prices We7B4l.re
taioed. Good ordinary Ceylon. 76.. ; and fine 775. t"
cwt. Rice more asked for, and stiffer rates paid.
st
'TEA MARKET. si
The Market for free trade Tea remains in an ineet„,B
i.
by private treaty few sales were made, but prices sre -
sustained. Company's Congoo Is. 11d. per b. cash. TALLOW MARKET. Af,, 50, '
There was a fair demand and prices were firm at
on the spot, and 48s. for delivery.
OIL MARKET. „
The market dull, and drooping for all sorts. td°ll.
28/. Ws., and Linseed Oil 311. 10s. per tun.

COAL MARKET. .
• t
Ships arrived since last market day, 2. 1 I
0
Adair',
Buddle's West Hartley
i arr a Hartley
00
WW..
lEls
.EBrirdadlidyalL's,eHne.t.t.ol3,s gdo :
16 6j Wails End Hetton ..... ...'" 0 i
Yast Wylam l3 81 Walls End Lambton •••••"": 19
Nelson's West Hartley l6 6; Walls End Morrison •••••'; 0 9
'• ew ranfield ,floor l3 6' Walls End Stewart's •••••'•"W 9
Pontop NA indsor 1 i 9 Walls End Caradoc ..... ..•••" o,p
‘Vylam .
Walls End Hedlcy l7 9: Walls End Hartlepool ra 3
Walls End Hotspur
walls End Killingworth
Walls End Perkins l5 0, Walk End Tees Hetton ''-- 17 a
Ways Did Riddell's l7 6 Wal sFa • d 'lee. ••••••'..1 0, 3
V•••alls End S. Killingworth 13 6, Walls End West Tees•••••—.l.
Walls End Wharnciiffe IS 6 Hartley •••••••
Walls End Belmont

50 4-
)4
15 4,
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6,
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