The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-18 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

WAKEFIELD, Sept. 14
There is a very large supply of Wheat here to-day, and
the sale has been as dull as possible, at a decline of 24,
per quarter upon Old of all ,descriptions; the Nov is °`
very various qualities, and is scarcely saleable at a reduc'
tion of Se. to 4s. per quarter from the rates obtained last
week. Oats fully support late prices. Fine New Barley
obtains 41a. per quarter. Beans are very scarce,. 8A"
unaltered in value.

Wheal, Norfolk and Sul%lk, Red Ms. to 6Cls. fine

595. to fits. fine 645.
Yorkshire, Lincoln, &c. 555. to 595. fine 60s.
White 575. to 61s. fine 625.
Foreign, Red
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk —s. to —4. fine --s.
-- Lincolnshire —s. to —s. fine
Yorkshire Wold —s. to --s. fine —s.
Beans, Small
-'tick sos. to 51s. fine 08.

Oals, Poland and Potato 266. to 30s. fine Ms.
Friezland anti Small
- 'Waling l2d. to 15d. per Stone.
Shelling 34s. to 365. —a. to —a. per Load.
Malt 16s 46s tine 48,. per Load.

Rapeseed ?U/. Os. 22/. Os. 24/. 20s. jeer Last

NORWICH, Sept. 15.
Our market was well supplied to-day with Wheat an!
Barley, principally of the new crop, which varies cone
derably in quality; the whole was taken off about le. pet'
quarter lower than last week. No alteration in Flour•
For the general prices we refer to our currency.
Wheat (per qr.) ... 45e. 58s. 625. Beans (per qr.)
Barley
Oats '2os. 2f3s. 30s. Flour, fine (per sack) 435. 4.5...4-

CANTERBURY, Sept. 15.
We had a liberal supply of New Wheat upon our mar-
ket this (lay, and that of flue quality obtained a ready
demand, but as a great many of our samples come cold to
hand, such quality could not' find buyers but at a reduction
of Is. to 25. per quarter. Our supply of Spring Caro
was liberal, and sold at our quotations at foot.
Wheat, white 6os. to 6. Old 6os. to 665.
......--- red 555. to 60s.
Barley 'llls. to 38s.
Oats
Beans m. to 41s.
Pets;,,, —s. to —s.

Yesterday evening a final arrangement of the
fight between Harry Jones, the sailor boy, and Ikey Dodd,
took place at the house of Jem Heod, known as the a fight-
ing tailor," but now landlord of the Norfolk Arms. Pars
of the stake money has already been posted% and the re-
mainder will positively be made good on Thursday even-
ing, after Dick Davis's benefit. The fight will take place
on the same day, and in the same ring, that Reuben Me'
tin and Young Gas show forth for 1001. a side.

A foot race took place a few evenings since
Waterloo Bridge, between Harry Jones, the sailor boy, and
one Bramley, an amateur, but a celebrated knight of the
thimble, at 100 yards distance, which was won by Haul
Jones. Another match took place the same evening, be'
tween a Kentish man, from the Isle of Sheppey, and one
Danks, a noted runner, from the North, at 150 yard dig'
tance. Hanks gave his opponent five yards at the start'
ing-post, and won the race with apparent case. These
matches were momenta' ily made up, and decided for
dozen of wine.

Married, on the 27th ult., at Whatlingtom
Mr. Orange Lemmon, gun-tmiker, of Battle, to Miss Chtw
lotte llaws, daughter of Mr. William Dews, farmer, of 06
former place. A wag has observed upon the marriage,'
that should the bride be possessed of a sweet temper, aou
blessed with a moderate share of ardent spirits, good imnd
might be concocted from her union with Mr, Oran?
Lenunon (the bridegroom's real name), and the honer
moon be passed in inexhaustible libations from overflowir4
bowls of the invigorating mixture.—Sussex Adrcrtiser•

On Wednesday morning, about half-past si%,
Chichester was visited by a heavy storm of rain, acconn
panied by thunder antlightning. The Pallant Chutcl'f
was struck by the electric fluid, which entered from till
wooden steeple, tearing the wood into splinters, and scat
tering slates and tiles in all directions. Providentially,/
window had been left open fur the purpose of admittini
air, the church having been recently painted ; and, it
supposed, that the fluid, attracted by a lamp-iron, whia•
with a large stone it forced from the wall, encountered a
glass gas lamp, which remained unmoved, and was tl)
induced •to pass off without further injury to the buildi4
So sudden and tremendous was the shock, that thott
momentary, several persons in the streets (it being hest,market morning) Appeared as if stunned ; . and, one gears
man named Guy, was obliged to be supported intOd
tradesman's shop in East-street; where he remained sc",„,
tune before he recovered himself; and, to those of the
habitants who were in bed, and did nut nee the lightoo
it sounded like some ti eto eildQUI3 CIPIV3kni. ; • ;