The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-14 00:00:00

IEN MARKET.

6t this morning's market, but
terial alteration in the prices
lerberries have nearly or quite

sd. s. d.
ISpinage (half,ileve) 0 6 too p
Onions for picklii.g) 3 0 4 0
Apples 1 0 4 0
Pvars 9 0 5 0
Quinces
Common Plums 1 0 3 0
Damson, 2 0 3 0
Bullaee 1 0 3 0
Span. Che.nuts (peck) 5 0 10 0
French ditto
Spanish Hazlenuts 5010 0
French Walnuts 4 0 6 0
Picked Elderberries 1 6 2 6
1,11b,r s (121 b.) 3 0 6
Eng. Grapes (per lb.) 0 6 1 4

HAY AIARKETS.—(At per Load Gf 36 Trusses.)
ST. JA3IES'S.
New heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £22
to £2 10
Coarse
heaves o
Useful Old Ditto y 215 3 8
.Ine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3lO 410
Clover Ha 310 5 5
Oat Strawy.. Ll 16 to £1 19 1 Wheat Straw 2 0 2 2
SuPPly great, and trade very:dull; prices as last quoted.
C SMITHFIELD.
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay X° 9
New Meadow to £2 15
H
Useful Old Ditto aY
' 3 3 3 10
Fne i.
Clio I, And Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3lO 4 4
lover n'Y (extra tine)....£s s... Generally
Oat Straw. Z 1 I*, to £1 161 Wheat Straw 116 2 0
A limited supply, and a dull trade ; prices as last quoted.

The agents of Viscount ANSON have made
flown to his tenantry, that it is his Lordship's intention,
10 consequence of the pressure of the times, to postpone his
reilt days two mouths, and to return to them 20 per cent.
out of their rents..—Lichfield Mercury.

A woman was lately strangled at an apartment
Which she occupied in the square of St. Martin, by several
persons who introduced themselves there about six o'clock
in the evening. A person of the name of GOSEItT, who
bred like a husband (maritalement) with this roman, was
arrested yesterday. —Journal des Debats.

We learn from unquestionable autnority that
„tle Paragraph which appeared a short time since in the
14kester Paper, from which it was copied into many other
Psi ViZ."." Last week the whole of the tenants of the
fiar` of CARDIGAN, residing in Nottinghamshire, sent in
raundrobin to his Lordship's steward, stating it was itn-
Vasiible
Wi for them under the present distressed stute
ll' th no mark is for their produce, to think of re-
maini 11.• -n their farms at the same rents"—is alto ether
irrect• His Lordship neither has an acre of land in the
county of Nottingham, nor has his Lordship's steward
recei 'red from any of his Lordship's tenants the slightest
L
'ittalation of dissatisfaction.—Devizes Gazette.

It is asserted that the first four concerts given
St Frankfort by the celebrated violin player PAGANINI,
'have produced a receipt of 93,000 florins (8,500/. ), two-
thirds of which belong to the artist, and the other to the
Treasury of the Theatre.—Journal des Debuts.
MATERNAL COURAGE.--A lady, in Drum-
mond-place, Edinburgh, on returning lately from country
"ar teribrought with her a hen with a brood of chickens,
lwj:e‘olt she is rearing in her back green. On Saturday
about mid-day, a hawk suddenly pounced amongst
them ; hut, in the very act of taking hold of one of the
coiekens, this le g seized by the hen, and: in the struggle, the
hawk had broken. The courageous hen kept hold
of the intruder till he was caught by one of the servants,
and is now in possession of the lady.
Two or three little anecdotes were related to
Ine of General Razz, which mark the character of the
kiln. On one occasion he overtook in a skirmish a Spa-
talk Major of cavalry, who defended himself bravelv ; bat
When the General was just in the act of running the lance
through him, he exclaimed, " Oh ! General, if you had
not beta better mounted than myself, I should have been
%,°rermatch or y." which the General
we Will exchaf ou
change horses,On
and renew the fight " This
Ass acceded to by the Major, who no sooner found hint-
srlf On the hick of the General's horse than lie galloped
j:` at full speed, followed by Isis enemy, who, finding that
he was losing ground on the Major's horse, threw his lasso
tt him, which caught the Major and dismounted him ;
1,1.4 as the General thought this scarcely
well fair place, and as
"I° antagonist had defended himself on their first ren-
PDfltre he gave him quarter—a favour seldom bestowed by
the General or his Lancers.— Cul. Hamilton's Colombia.

~..„"ea AN UNINVITED GUEST.—Not a hundred
'", from Stockbridge a rather oldie occurrence took
tee a few days ago. A snug party, consisting of more
" than gentlemen, had sat down to dinner. They had
-•• of them, not even excepting theltdies (delicate delicious
ttreatUrtB), pretty good appetites ; and just as they were on
he Point of finishing their soup, crack goes a couple of
t aues, of glass, and in the twinkling of a bed-post, an
adrd
7."'t'°u is made to the number of guests in the person
large fox ! The young ladies shrieked—the old
"I°, Y of the house fainted—and even the gentlemen felt
ruled. The animal had leaped right over the table,
lodged himself in snug quarters beneath the side-
'4d. The question now was, what was to be done?
)°W to dislodge reynard, and at the same time spare the
'lite feelings, was a matter not the least difficult. The
Vadruped looked a little fierce—the gentlemen doubtful—
Pe ladies terrified. At length they were prevailed upon
to leave the room. The window was then thrown open,
"4 a free passage cleared for the exit of Innen!. The
pole ee, tongs, and fire-shovel were then brought in requi-
wl"(n. After a hearty basting, the " uninvited guest"
el 4 bad twee! to quit his quarters; and at one bound he
re 4,11 out at the window, and was seen for some while
sit hta act css the country as if the very devil had been
he Paper.
at A young married Mexican lady, who, as the
iv*Painl-s are wont sometimes to say, was in that state
Which "ladies wish to be who love their lords," finding
herself extretnay 1 • oppressed with the heat of the weather,
tt
though she had thrown windows and deors open to cool
and had likewise poured water over herself to
Zfresh her body, adopted the following expedient, as she
erd, jl assured me one day when I paid her a visit. I
lust give the history in her own words I made," said
" a large hole in the middle of the floor, by first re-
; "bag the bricks. Into this hole I poured a sufficient
'flallititY of water to knead up a large portion of earth ;
Whi
r" I di,l first with a stick, and afterwards with
ZY hands, till the mass was thick as poste. I then
acedibileam myself entirely, and entered the hole, in which
an down, and besmeared every part of my body;
" I found myself extremely comfortable and
refreshed, I lay and rolled myself in the
It
rt„.l la necessary here toremark, that this lady, although
brc;
ci•L 20 years of age, is so fat, as to be nearly as
ret 4 the io long. She added, " When my husband
t,",rned from hit busineas to ;limier, will you believe it,
"i°, what with my large figure, and My being com-
etelY covered with mud, he imagined that he beheld a
Zoduster rise, as it were, out of the bowels of the earth,
I'e Bt°o,l f,l. some moments looking in amazement,
unable to • •• -• 1 held got into his
bo, Imagine what sort of R.O animal
gel's ; °ode although I spoke to hint, scarcely cotO he
ne 'eve that the voice proceeded from his wife, but from a
Lot; apecies of quadruped not known in this country." The
who is wife to one of the Clerks of the State Congress,
:r".lne the story with so great a degree of pleasure as kept
" ln constant laughter ;she even insisted upon showing
•
f,re
I"ro qt,, the Lath, which she said she kept open as a re,
r I the hot weather. I praised her good taste, and told
he I
thought she ought to hare a mud monument erected
ttio. "m,luemorate the invention of so great a luxury !
14arcly Mexico.