The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-12 00:00:00

HISTORY OF WINES.

Elegantly printed in 4t0., with Embellishments from the

Antique, price 21. 25.,
A HISTORY of ANCIENT and 110-:
DERN WINES.
By ALEXANDER HENDERSON, M.D., F.A.S.
A few copies are printed with the Vignettes on
India pryer.
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London : Printed for Baldwin and Cradock.
" Cet Ouvrage a obtenu beaucoup de success et it le
meretait."—Revue Encyclopedique, Nov. 1824.

COMPANION TO THE PIONEERS, LAST OF
THE MOHICANS, &e.
This day was published, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 16s. 6d._

THE INDIAN CHIEF; or TOKEAH
and the WHITE ROSE, a Tale of the Indians

and the Whites.
Philadelphia : Carey, Lea, and Carey, 1829.
London : A. K. Newman and Co.
The following Romances and Novels will be published this
Summer :
FREEBOOTER'S BRIDE, or the Black Pirate of the
Mediterranean, 4 vols.
THE BLANDFORDS. By HENRIETTA ROU-
VIERE MOSS, 4 vols.
111YSTIC EVENTS, or the Vision of the Tapestry.
By FRANCIS LATHOM, 4 vols.
MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, a Rom.►nce, by the
same Author. 3d Edition, 4 vols.
BELMONT'S DAUGHTER. By Miss M‘LEOD,
Author of Tales of Ton, Principle, Geraldine Murray, &C.
4 vols.

Ma. Enrron,—A Lady, who subscribed herself an up-
right, independent, and loyal Englishwoman to an article
inserted in a Sund ty Paper of the 17th ult. addressed tt
the Ladies of England, has most indisput ibly formed a
very just opinion of the precarious state of British manu-
factures en masse, and advanced many truly logical ger-
suasives for remedying such unprecedented grievances;
among which is a singularly energetic appeal to het
countrywomen, that they should discontinue wearing
articles of foreign manufacture. But, speaking of one house.
not far from St. James's Palace, which the lady informs u,
had amassed such a stock of Silks as were, perhaps, never
before shown at any depot in Europe, either for beauty or
elegance, but she did not add CHEAPNESS (which at this
crisis more especially is so important.) This lady further
observes, that beyond the royal favour, even the extraor-
dinary exertions and expence incurred, failed to elicit
attention or procure any degree of remuneration; then
adds, that although the Drawing-room followed, this
splendid collection did not furnish more than from six to
ten customers for the articles provided. This is the only
paragraph fur which the Lady has not assigned a reason ;
and desirous that your numerous readers may derive the
necessary :iaurznation on this, the most essential of any,
the following obvious reason is assigned, viz. ;—A great
proportion of the dresses which graced the Drawing-room,
and, indeed, which grace every fashionable fesort, were,
and are, furnished by Alessrs. WAGNER and CHAP-
MAN, Etnporitun, Greek-street, Soho, that Magasin des
Modes being so universally proverbial for great variety, as
well as splendour, beauty, excellence, and, above all, ex-
treme cheapness; and, moreover, the Proprietors, to the
utmost of their power, encourage and promote the diffusion
of the manufactures of their own nation ; and it is with
peculiar satisfaction that they attest, to the honour of the
British Ladies, that the principal part of the nobility and
gentry, who patronise them, give a most decided preference
to the manufactures of the United Kingdom.
June 4th. ERIT AS.

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THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TILE WEEK

NS. heat. Barley. I Oats. I Beans.
rer quarter. s. to s. s. s. s. to s. s. to s.
Blandford 73 41 33 48
Brigg-- 63 72 25 30 13 20 33 38
Cambridge.--. 75 30 19 32
Chard --- 56 76 32 • 38 24 30 42 48
Huntingdon.--.. 66 70 27 31 17 23 28 31
Long Sutton.-- 59 72 17 23 35 39
Louth .... 68 72 25 31 18 28 33 40
Lynn. 61 72 28 32 IS '26 36 40
Newark .—,.-- 65 78 '29 31 19 30 42 45
Nottingham -- 68 81 30 33 24 33 40 42
Peterborough 55 78 37 40 18 25 37 42
Plymouth 72 81 38 23 28
Pontefract.. „ — 76 39 23 49
Sleaford ------. 70 76 30 33 22 21 50 45
Uppingharn ,• 6B 82 30 36 18 25 31 44
60 74 24 18 '27 38 40

LEEDS CORN

MA RK ET.—June D.

The supply of Wheat has been liberal to this day's mar-
ket, but that of other kinds of Grain small. Fine New
Wheat may he noted Is. per quarter lower, and other de-
scriptions of New and Old still more if sales have been ef-
fected. The malting season is now over, and there is no
demand for Barley, but for grinding, the price is nomi-
nal. In Oats, Shelling, and hard New Beans, no altera-
tion, but for Old Beans and Pease the demand is trifling
at the prices noted. Malt has not varied in price. Flour
is held on the same terms as last week, but the buyers
held back, in expectation of purchasing lower. In Ripe-
seed little doing.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suftblk, 601 b.
- York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk
- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

to 765.1
to 733. r.
to 306.
to 3_9. `"-'

Grinding
Beans

Oats, Potatoe
--Melding, Foreign I2d. to 13d....Englisli 13cL to 14hid. per st
Shelling 335. to 355. per load.
Rapeseed, English, 28/. to 301 Foreign, —l. to —l. per last.