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

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Per Quarto. s. to s. s. to s. j 4. t . s. s. to a.
lab
ilandford 60 68 120 27 .0 23 39 42
sridport - 57 - - - - - -
hard ---- 52 8 , 28 30 IR 22 32 36
exe, er ' t. 4 76 27 34 21 2rt 40 -
aloucester 5B 64 i2l 30 lln 25 :,' 8 40
4 uildford fil 78 26 3: 20 28 30 38
qewbury —. ~2 72 26 ":2. In :8 34 4'7
Reading .. ot 76 ::2 26 18 28 21 42
Salisbury
ilitrborne iiB 64 2'; 20 .18 24 40 44
Sheldon Mallet 5 64 231 32 21 24 34 4 4
Uxbridge ..-,.' - - i 27 43 28 - -
N:riniostei :44 67 23 29 20 26 i3B 44
Worceste-
leovil .51 60 24 28 2, 24 i 32 44
NA KF.FIi-LD CORN NIARIsET.
The supply of Whe t was moderate, but fair of Oats a
Barley. Fine fresh Wheat obtained rather more, but al
1
sorts were sit ionary. Oats and Shelling steady in price.
variation in Beans and other articles.
rl
w..,,,, -e,. Essex and Kent -s. 85s. to 68,. 'P' eh,
, 1,
N 1,110,1, .4.-, Stitt, lk -, 6 it to ,Its. elle, 'i,
-- Lin. aiur Cam.
----- Yorkshire........
_ VD bite -61 s. 6D, ,t.,...
Foreigh, (Ltd --, -a. re s'i.. fine '" -
Whitt
-... —s. to Ewe on-p
~,,,
Salley, Nortolk ens :4011.1k
• .1:1 p
-.-- Lincolnshire '6s to 28, 6De ,. • •
-- Yorkshire Wnld
-26a5.. to 28 Les.:
flu.:
1_,..v
i(
Foreign
Beans, New .. .... 325. to .....s. fisse,',7'.'„•l
-- Old
Oats, Potato -a. to 225. fine 0,77. '
.... Poland ... -s. -s. to 225. fine ,11
vriezlane and SrnaP . .......... ....... -s. -s. to lEls. fine
—. Nealing - ... I lit. to 132. pet SW`
ihAling
Ntalt Lo,‘,
--5.39 fine 41s. per .5: .
Rapeseed ......

92

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LEEDS CORN ...i iRKET.
Wheat, Norfolk and Sunlk, 601 b..
- York. and Linciiiii. 6011 a... ....... .......%."..:. 21E
9'. tt0°665695:
irley, Norfolk and Suffolk 2.. .... 29a toBl6.
- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire .......
~
- Grinding
deans 631b..... 3os. to 381.',,
oats, Potatoe
-Mealing, For. 9d. tolOd Fng. 121 to 13d. past(
Selling 2Ol. to 53 per 11
DEVIZES CORN MARKET.
Per Sack. s. d. s. d. Per Qom ter. a. d. 1.
eirst Wheat 32 0 to 33 6 Oats 21 0 to 92_, ,i
Second 3O 0 31 6 Beans (per sack)... 16 0 n.!
Third
derley 23 0 28 0 Bread (pergallon). 1 Q •
CHELTENHAM MARKETS.
Per Bushel. s. d. to S. d.' Per lb. c(l3. tOi
%
heat
Barley 3 0 3 9 Mutton
Oats 3 0 3 9 Veal 6 1 A
- 0
Beans 5 0 5 4 I),

....ark ........ 0000000 ......... 6
Pease 5 0 80 I Lamb
Hay 4!.55. to 4/. 10s. fkl. -per ton.
CANTERBURY MARKET. - •,
'
Wheat, white.....,...... 654. to 705..,,,.. 01d..............-1. to 78S
red--....... Ens, to 665• ...:,.. 01d.. —a. to 111.' i
Barley, Malting ....... 30s. to 34s ....... pending.. —s. tO-.mar'
Oats ...
Beatir•www• 32s to 4011,. ... 01d:7.72; —a. to 1,
Pease --...... 40s. to --5..... Grey......... 345. to ....•
HULL CORN MARKET.
Wheat, White (per Quarter) 606. 62a. 651.
Red
Foreign
Barley, Malting
GriEding •.Bs 295. 31's.
Oats, British
Foreign (in bond) lBs. 20s. 2-2 s,
Beans ... 12s 3s. 40s. ,
Pease, Grey
Blue and White 36s. 38s. 40e.
•
Linseed o s2s. has. es.
Flour per sack
...S. 465. U2s.
Rapeseed (per 10 quarters)

CORNWALL MARKETS.
(Calculated at '24 gallons to the bushel)

IWheat. I Batley. oats.
ie. d. to r. d. a. d. to s. d. e. cr. to ••
Truio.... ...... ,— b 75 0 38— 0 1"
0
9el.t«onc
St tiste11...
Budlnin 0 88— 0 4 4 .... 0 --',l
Liskeard 0 7 6 —.A 36 0 ..." l
Launceston -0 7 5 0 38— 0 -Thy
Cain •
Caviford 6 6 7e 3 J 3 4 2 6 ••• v•
Penzance. I7 8 8 4 —. 0 4 0 . 0 M. n •

FOREIGN SHIP BISCUIT.
An Accounr of the Quantities or FOREIGN SHIP Big!:
CUIT Exported from the United Kingdom in the 00
Five Year, :

Cwt. qrs. lbs.
1837 25,849 2 13
1838 30,262 2 7
1839..... 15,657 3 26

1840 8,774 2 7
1841 13,6441 2 12
nspector•Generai's office,
Custom house, London,
1 July, 1842.

IV. IRVING.

RIGH r OF WAY OYER PRIMROSE-HIIL.---OH
day a very numerous meeting of the rate-payers of Marylebone
took place at the Queen's Head Tavern, High-street, is fel. the
purpose of ad.ptit.g such measures as should be deemed e 5,
peci;.ent in support of the vestry in asserting the parishionert
indisputable claim of the right of way over Primrose-hill.
Mr. Jenkinson occupied the chair, and having explained the
object of the meeting, several statements were made, front
which it appeared, that, although the Bill for preserving
Primrose-hill as a public park to the public had passed the
Legisla' ure, still it was useless to the people of Marylebones‘
ttie path, which had existed so many years, leading from the
Avenue-road, on the estate of Mr. Walpole Eyre, and recently'
purchased by a Mr. Fry, having been stopped up by the latter
party. A ratepayer said, he had a few
slays since seen, su,
the office of the Duke of Portland, a map of the date of /77."
in which a style is shown to exist on the exact spot where the
wall of obstruction was now built. As sixty years gave Al"
"right of way," it was the duty of the parish to claim and
assert their privilege. Mr. W. E. Sasso cited the spirited°
conduct of the inhabitants of Kensington in breaking down the''
enclosure and forcing their way through the Hippodrome Alen
or two since, in which they had been fully justqied in law, "I
called upon the parishioners of Marylebone to act with eclu''
determination, and appoint a day when they should meet in
large numbers and force down the obstruction to the Maryle
bone side of Primrose-hill. This precipitate proceeding use
repudiated, and ultimately a Committee was appointed W
wto Primrose-hill, accompanied by several old rate-payers °
could testify to the existence of the path at least fifty yeas'
and to wait upon the vestry and request their co-operation
therein. The meeting then, after a vote of thanks to the
chairman, separated.
Rumours have been in circulation in Gloucester for.
some time, that John Phillpotts, Esq., means to resign his el!
in Parliament. We should not think it worth while to Totic7
these reports, which may, for aught we know, have originated
in mere idle gossip, were they not frequently reiterated. "",
Phillpotts has at last obtained his legacy of 50,0001. under to
famous codicil to Mr. James Wood's will, with interest.--•
Gloucester Chronicle.

BIRTHS.
On the 3d inst., at Brunswick-terrace, Brighton, Mr
Robert Upperton, of a son.
On the 3d invt., at the Rectory, Little Ponton, the lady
the Rev. Pennytnan Worsley, of a son.
On the sth inst., in Kensington-square, the lady of D• .A•
Rougemont. Evq., of a son.
On the 6th inst., at Bedford-place, Russell square, the lady
of Charles Davies, Esq., of a sun.
On the 7th inst., in Belgrave-square, the Hon. Mrs. San-
derson, of a son.

MARRIED.
Saturday morning, at St. Pancras Church, Mr. J. G. Calkin
of William-street. Regent's Park, to Eliza,
second daughter (
Mr. Whiteh..ad, of The I'llygon, Somers Town. ••UO
On the tith inst., at St. .1a„ ylebon ,Lt•win, son of Fredert•
Reade, Esq., of Portland-plate, to Mary Ann, eldest dam& Or
of Captain ,Catkins, of Leyton.
a

in the 98th tilt '
n !EP. kili
- ~ in Edinburgh, r
ion. John Ramsay, aged 67
ths.
On the Ist inst., his '
at re in the College, Ely e
Rev. Phiiip Jurham, A Nl'
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.... •,. aged 60 - e•.-e-
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