The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-11 00:00:00

S'irley,

Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
--- Grit-016e ....-
Beans 63lb.
its, l'otatoe
-Mealing, For. Pd. to KM
Winning
DEVIZES COI
Per Sack. s. A. s. d.
iirst ‘N heat 32 0 to r 3 6
Second 3n (I :'1 6
third
Barley 23 0 t 8 01

IN MARKET.
Per Quarter. - s. d. • 0
Oats .21 0 te 0
Beane. (per pack) l6 0 0
I.lour (per bag) 4O 0 0
Bread (per gallon) 1 9 ""

CHELTENHA
Per Bushel. s. ti. to s cl.
IA htat 7 1 9 0
elute), 3 0 39i
Oats 3 0 391

M MARKETS.
Per lb.
I Reer.....••••••••••••••••••••••
Mutton ....................
Veal ••••••••••••••••11 AMON.

d. t ' d.
'6 6
11
6
6 g

Beans 5 0 5 4 Pork ....................••
Pe.32 5 0 8 0 Lamb ..... eee. 7
Hay 41.5a. to 4/. 10e. od. per hon.
CANTERBURY MARKET.
Wheat, white--- 05e. to i 5...... 01d............ --t•to 761
....-..- ted..................... 611 s. to 6.5...... 01‘..............-s. to ,
Barley, Malting...—. 30s to 34s ........ Vending..-8. to "":',
Oats ... 2ls. to 21 5....... 0h1............ —ll.lo'''''.
Beane 3-4 s 3-4 s to 41-s• „.-.., 01d............. --114 t 0 ''',
Pease —...—..—....... 40s. to —5..,,.. Grey........... 345. to --1

HULL CORN MARKET.
Wheat, White (per Quarter) 606.625. liC4.
Red •.(is 5,49 fifty.,
Foreign
Barley, Malting 3os :Ws. Ws.
GriEding :8. 2)5.5,16.
Oats, British
Foreign (in bond) lBs 20s. 2'24
Beans
1,2„ 3 ~ 4(kb
• ...
Pease, Grey •.
''4s, 36s 31i.
Blue and White 36s. :Vs. St
Linseed..
Flour per t•-aelc
Itape.teed (per 10 quarters)

CORNWALL MARKETS.
(Calculated at' 4 gallons to the bushel./

(Calculated at' 4 gallons to the bushel.)
_—.---.
Wheat. i Barley. )...___221.
I. d. to r. d. 8. rl. to s. d. s. O. to 1 0
Truce — 0 75 0 38_ ....
gel.tone
St, Austell — 0 8 0— 0 3 8 • 0 , 0
Boduun 1 0 8 8 —. 0 4 4 0 .... 1.1
Liskeard 0 7 6 0 36 0 .... u
Launceston l— 0 7 5 0 38— 0 - 0
Carnelford !6 6 7e 3 0 3 4 9 6 . 0
Penzance I 7 8 8 4 0 4 0 0

QUEEN CHRISTINA. —The 3foniteur Parisieit
oo
Friday evening contains' the following :—" O g
n for
'day evening Queen Christina and her suite set caller,
Malmaiscn, to spend there the remainder of the sum'' of
In the morning the Cure of Rueil, with the perruis'ie„
the Bishop of Versailles„ blessed all the apartmen'n,
the chateau, as is the custom in Spain. The next 1010,
ing the band of the 39th Regiment of the Line, in the
rison at Rueil, 'executed several symphonies unclad .the
Queen's apartment. The Mayor, the Clergy, ell roc'.
different authorities, are to be received here to-merteii,
(this day). Queen Christina has not, as was rePeiffoe.
purchased Malmaison, but has simply taken it on A 00
In all the repairs and improvements ordered et/0
Queen, the greatest care has been tak, n to r °lto.
everything which called to mind the times of rye,
peror Napoleon and the Empress Josephine. The oeft; of
room has been left as it was arranged by the 403‘
Napoleon. The grand drawing-room is furnished ,
style of the Empire ; and on the pendule on the ebl7.-"00.
is a remarkably fine bronze, representing the First orcl-
sol on horseback, at the passage of Mont St. 8,11:1,0
The delicate attentions of the Royal owner of INlal° iv.,'
have caused a lively sensation throughout the 1 e
bourhood, and, notwithstanding the late hour of lierb:eil
rival, a considerable number of persons were asse°3
to greet her with loud acclamations."
• ace,
A mason named Dupain, residing at ComPle4bi• •
in the Faubourg St. Lazare, disappeared from 110E40
tation a feW years back, and the report ran that' Itiog
gone awry with another woman, he and MI wife lost,
frequently at variance. The matter dropped at jet
and was no more spoken of, when, a few daYis
some smoke being seen issuing from a crack be god
oven which is common to the different lodgers'. dr
some accident being apprehended from fire, it eve"' zed
tided to open the wall. In doing so, it was recoll;
that it had been formerly used as a rabbit-110(.011
the Dupains, but had been long walled up. The horror
was accordingly taken down ; and what was the !Ito
of the bystanders on beholding inside a dead bod/' ing
dressed, leaning against the wall, like a man ineree'cor
tranquilly. This body, completely (hied up, Was er'
nised to be that of Dupain. The clothes were in,.4,11 sea
feet state of preservation, and the skin of the
hands was dry like parchment, but dark-coloured. 00
formation wit.- immediately given to the authoritiet';oo.
ordered the wife of Dupain to be arrested on suill'ic'hie
The trial of thirty-seven of a band of silty'e'
thieves and robbers, organised into a systernet,l.
ciation, whose arrest we noticed at the time, fle-e 00
cupied the Court of Assizes for ten days, enclrnevers
Saturday last. The President condemned the Intbour
in various punishments—from thirty years' bard 'awe-
at the hulks down to fire years' simple iMprig°l3
Among the first category there were eight women' L....,
NEW BATCH OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTIO>
No less than teenty-one new Magistrates have beep tbs.
for the metropolitan county. We subjoin a list of tae.,,
first six of whom qualified on Friday, at the Senior-1;001
Clerkenwell-green, viz. : Sir James John Hamilto.ftte for
2d, Gloucester-place (the defeated Conservative cantor isee,
Marylebone) ; John Ebenezer Davies, 3, Let:04010
Kingston; Frederick Hodgson, M.P., 3, Carlton... W./00
Alderman John Johnson, 6, Millbank-row
Percival, 12, Ludbroke-terrace, Notting-hill • Charles
__obeli,
Hallett. 18, Abingden-street ; Humphrey 'Harper 131)ecory
Bushey Grange; William Henry Chickley Plowden, 8, Bola'
shire-place ; Thomas Chapman, 14, Montagu-place', 0.00 J;
stone-square; Hector Roe, 18, Hilton-place. St. John B,7,tkerf
Sir Henry Meux, Bart., 16, Hill,street ; Christopher Vlore.
jun., Huntsman-park, Uxbridge;' Algernon Fredari,(l7i
°wooe'
vole, Uxbridge-common ; Thomas M. Corwick, t, 13,
hill,.Middlesex; John Hutchinson Lce; Thomas it I:00pr
James-sireet, Buckingham-gate; George Patterson,r ,e 6;
brook ;W. Buchanan, 3, Sussex-place, Hyde Park.ter went ',
Charles Richard Robinson, 27, Chester-terrace, "e; and
park-; James Hamilton, Marquis of Abercorn, Stanrnor-
John Henry Canceller, 53, Upper Gower-street.
_raisicts
On Thursday evening, as some workmen wereethe ilote
a block of cut stone to an upper story of a house in stru"
Mazagrau, the ropes gave way, and the stone in Tapir o werei
down four workmen, who were engaged about it- ' 11.0
killed on the spot, and the others were removed to 11,e
Dieu in a very pr.( carious state.

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BIRTHS. .if all'e'
On tte Bth inst , in Wiltoh-creseent, the lad)
Home, Esq., of a sun. ••'4 '
On the ith inst., at Briahton the lady of Russel! G.rayijelaY
' On the Bth inst., at Sou"than: House,jthe 0011. AI 'S.
__.....,
Spencer Law, of a daughter.
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MARRIED. „ter
On the 7th inst., at the ch-pel Hatfield House, At1"0.
Jr,..lleres.ford Hope, to the Lady
G. eldest daughter of the Marquis of Saltsbur
-7-716, of )is.
London :.Printed apd.Yultlisbecl. by 11.IHRDO YT'osajciir'
tt. 1120.ttrarid, at The Sun Unice 112°-"
tke Counq of Iliddleses. Mondays July Ili
'3lildred A. •