The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-21 00:00:00

NEWG ATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
8. d. to s. d.
. 2 0 3 6

-
a. 01. to s. d.
Beet... Veal
Hutton 2 4 3 8 Pork
iamb.,,,.,.......,,—..... 3s. Gd. to 4.5. 6d

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MARKET—Sept. 19.
We had another good supply of Wheat from the farmers
to-day, the condition again very various, and sales were
heavy at a decline of 3s. to 4s. per quarter from last Sa-
turday ; little done in granaried parcels. The supply of
New Oats was also large, and went off slowly at last
week's prices. Old Oats in good demand. Little Barley
at market. Only fine Malt selling. New Rye inquired
after. Beans better sale. No New Pease at market.
Flour (lull, and expected to he lower.

_
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland 445. 625.
Norfolk and Suffolk 58s. 603.
Berwick and Scotch
Dantzig
Rye, Norfolk and Suflobt 3os. 325.
Yoreign ...5.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suflblk...—s. —s
Grinding ..nd Feeding 28s. 345....... ....s. —s.
Malt, Norfolk and Sufßolk
Beans, Small —a. —5....... 38t.. 40s.
--- Tick
Pease, White
.
Gray
Oats, N rthumberland, Potatoe ~ 235. 265....... 30s 325.
Feed ..... ... .....19s 21s.
—s

Foreign —s.
Flour, Fine (per sack) —s

MARRIAGES AND MOVEMENTS

IN HIGH LIFE.

Mr. Biddulph, the banker, is about to marry his accom-
plished cousin, Miss Pahner.
The Hon. Mr. Vernon it is said, shortly
.lead to
the altar the beautiful Miss Boothhy.
Lady Ellerthoroogh, the delightful, fewinating Queen
of May, as her L idyship was aptly termed in the fashion-
able world, withdraws, it is said, for the purpose of fixing
herself permanently at Vienna.
The Hon. Seymour Bathurst is on the point of mar-
riage with Miss Harkey.
Great preparations are making to celebrate the mar-
riage of Fer;inand, King of Spain, with all possible
spli ndour.—Agents have been some time in London pro_
curing requisites for the spectacle ; and a vessel, the
.73ramin, Capt. Robinson, has been freighted to Bilboa,
exclusively to take them over.—Some fine horses and a
superb stage barouche, beautifully finished in the most
elaborate taste, are among the items.—The orders, we
understand, are riot yet completed.
The Margrave of Baden has left England on his way
home. Previously to his departure, the King conferred on
him the Royal Hanoverian Guelphie Order.

It is said that Lord Hertford returns to Italy vet
shortly and that he means to psiis the winter at Rsme.

ROBBERY AT DONCASTER.

The most active exertions have been made in all
quitters to gain intelligence of the parties connected
with this extensive robbery. During the whole of
the night, Bishop, the proprietor of the rooms, and
the town police, were on the alert. By dint of great
perseverance, they succeeded in getting a clue to-
wards the unravelling of the matter, and have al-
ready secured one of the gang. At this time much
mischief would ensue by giving names or particulars;
we shall therefore merely state that the parties are
known, that there is not much doubt of their appre-
hension, and that they are ant exactly the same at
whom suspicion pointed in the first instance. Wc
are happy to add to the above, that in the extreme
agitation of the moment the loss was over-rated con-
siderably ; %re believe it does not exceed 2,0001.
There has been some talk of a subscription on be-
half of the sufferers.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER MEETING 1829.

DONCASTER, FRIDAY NIG RT.—A very excellent meet-
ing terminated this day, with some indifferent sport. In
alluding to the promises held out before the races, we think
that most parties will agree with us that they have not
been quite realised. We repeat that the meeting was bril-
liant, but it did not equal the one in 1828. There was a
slight falling off in the receipts at the Grand Stand, nor
were the balls so numerously attended as last year, al-
though the Great Captain was present at one of them.—
The betting rooms alone evinced no decline, their popularity
increasing rather than diminishing. In comparing the
present with the last year's races, we should state that the
cause of the latter being so pre-eminently successful, was
the Yorkshire Musical Festival being fixed for the ensuing
week.
His Grace the Duke of Wellington left the race course
on Thursday for town, after the Cup Race, expressing
himself highly delighted with the amusement he had de-
rived in the three days he had remained there. His Grace
received the freedom of the town on Friday, in a 100
guinea gold snuff box ; the ceremony and the speeches be-
ing, as these things always are, very common-place. On
the same day many others of the Nobility took their de-
parture, so that the races on Friday (the most unfavourable
thy in the week) were thinly attended, hour last report
we promised a full statement of the principal female visitors,
and which we are now enabled to do: they are as follows
Duchess of St. Alban's.

LADIES-Wharncliffe, Jersey, Augusta Millhank, Gal-
way, and Dowager Galway, Smith, Louisa Duncombe,
Cleveland, Arabella Vane, A. Beauclerek, Johnstone, Wil-
ton. Cockburn, A. Beckett, Petre, Stourton, Lowther,
Gower, Stafford, Cooke, Kinnoul, Newburgh, Belfast,
Tavistock, St. Clair, Scarlsorough, Harewood, Lascelles,
Strathaven, &c. &v.

HoN. MESDAMES—Herbert, Bland, Stourton, Pare,
Darner.

MESDAMES-Fairfax, Elmsall, F. Scott, C. Wilson,
Robarts, Hunter, Ramsden, Hill, Camac, Standish, Tre-
beck, J. Trebeck, Marriott, Sotheron, Norton, Markham,
Wilcock, Copley, Campton, Tarburgh, Lea, Yorke,
Howard, Cooke, P. Stourton, Denison, Middleton, Pres-
ton, W. Brandling, Headlam, Paris, Besvill, Brumwell,
Langdale, Goodenough, Hawkins, Coupland, Walker,
Wood, W. Simpson, Bateman, Foxlowe, Kelson, Edmonds,
Massey, ClioMiley, Wynn, Tempest, O'Brien, Atkinson,
Boyle.

Misszs—Walley, Lascelles, Templetown, Mary
and Wentworth Fitzwilli tm, Jerningham, Stourton, &c.
Mtsszs—Dawkins (2), Yarhurgh (2), Hotham, Cay-
ley, Cooper, Watt (2), Fairfax (2), Bell (2), Trebeck,
Beckett, Dealtry (2), Childers, Sotheron, Markham, Wil-
cock, Milbank, Clough, Vernon, Cockburn, Tasburgh (2),
Lee, Wright, Cooke, Kemp, Middleton, Monck, Brand-
ling (2), Gooch, Petrie, Brumwell (2), Frank, Hilton,
Woodyear, Goodenough, Maude, Walker, Dearden (2),
Griffiths, Milnes, Tempest (3), Johnson, M. Cooke,
Boyle (2), Simpson (2).
The above is a complete list. In addition to the lists
already sent we have to add the following names :—Col.
Holmes, Sir Robert Greening, Sir Hussey Vivian, Capt.
Whalley, Capt. Puckford, Hon. W. Duncombe, Hon. Capt.
Ktuncombe, Hun. Mr. De Roos, Lieut.-Colonel Wallace,
Capt. Wallace, Capt. Massey, Earl and Countess of Kin-
non', Mr. Wilbraham, Mr. Tempest, Capt. Rawson, Hon.
W. Lascelles, Capt. Jebb, Major Tate, Capt. Baker, Mr.
Fortescue, Capt. Drawwater, Capt. Armit, Capt. Hodge,
Capt. Quantock, Capt. Maule, Mr. Van Barchez, Capt.
Eyre, Capt. Duberley, Sir Rowland Hill, Col. Drummond,
Capt. Stephenson, Capt. Westenra, Capt. Vernon, Capt.
Stanhope, Sir C. Ibbetson.

The following is a return of Friday's races :
Three-yr-old Filly Stakes of 20 sovs. each, and 20 sovs.
added by the Corporation, Bst. 41b. St. Leger Course.
Mr. Ridsdale's Clotilde
The following paid :
Mr. Gibbeson's Lady Sarah
Mr. Earnshaw's Elastic
Lord Scarborough's bl. by Smolensk°
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. by Cervantes
Mr. Gascoigne's Louisa colt
Lord Sligo's Vat, by Smolensko
Mr. Nowell's b. by Orville or Walton
Mr. W. Richardson's Juliana
Mr. Houldsworth's Lady Louisa
Mr. Mills's Windfall
Match 100 sous. Bst. each. One mile.
Mr. Houldsworth's Vanish
Mr. Watt's Coulon .