The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-20 00:00:00

~ ~,~, ;, "~. iIIIII~~D ~~. ~~f~. jlj c , Ct' ,;f) ~ , a:~~ . ae I,o' l (fro;rl' 1)i:eh " ig 0` T ' of i„es t : '(,fie cht ifila li' 0 1 ",,' 1 - 1 4 ''', .ocv t ud a; lt f - THE SUN. 8) (4.0 •. FALSU AI AU W.:AT LONDON, , ~tIQV ,).-IY, JUNE 20, IRI4 • •; kd up 4, iilazmilieent style as a dra:r2nx '"".ii. It W:ts h u: th . d With Clll ll5Oll *(tli he ;:eats )4) were WA.; r('c'"vc.ive.n.' kind tiits i t r places stip!klic hr enstiy ehAirs• t !, r ,'"oper end, a , spleildid thi•on e trn ereetril "ft ,r the room, and the venue • I t, wer.: ilhttninad w tcith ciit-„(•lass chande lier, • 5 ., • 1 1 ft'. " 1011 .f.:7 the pe.cioni cii.3 . titiction preAent O, Luc ltr`; ft Pritire Re , 4"vilt, the Ei»peror of of. Oldetilinrg, the King of Prussia, • Wet e-,—.... " • Ail 4 , C . •tit:l3,,iti.,ti Tz“l.l plkes • the Pririceg of Oldertlllrg, • 4 .44444 11 , ii, . . ~ .. • , 13i4 ;1 , .. N? • !I‘.ll-1.1, :till li urtenit-rg; the pi ince..ll44yll ;. of . "tle t i . ,: l : l ; ' Niue,. Witliam the 1ti.4;,;-'s second son ; • I . )rone.: r 4: ‘ 1 1 , ..:‘ 1/i Thrvi AX'iirrini, ft:44l Angustus of . Pencsia ; Prince ,: ,114;k,: c : s (4' N7l ediletilo.o;.r . , the Prince of Orair4e, i au l d O . ". 41..n;',':)f Or!eaus and !•::1x.4,44 - eiknar ; .Pri"ces. Huth ' ';' II : 1 ' - 1 1 , 1 4 .,. ' y, ;; , Intleher, ; , •tternich, Licl;trn,tein, G44gailit, -: Vdi :1 -, : "nfi' Czattorishi ; Prince a ;it', Pri nett, V 0 - 4 ti ii‘i !•:!4 ireirrrils Piotoff, Tolstoi, Czrrtich, f:', ‘ 17011)1 3 7 .", 1) '!" - ' , ..i , •( e "lii, Poton'hin d'i V0r4.1 , de litf ow, all the ko '4i M . .,•,; - 4. " ---- ----' ''' " f St:4+e and of the ' ,, ii• i "es, and the British o!4:cers o • , V l '' ' l.4,,4. ‘ ‘ `' ll " l (l 4 the Ladies - tiverr,ionl and . Cos:lt . - r . ene".. 1 , 1 1 _ , ! ( 1 . 1 . d .. I " i ' 1 “Y"" - 'ss, the Duke of Peroushire, ,ouquis ., l . 4 4 1 .(111.;4Illis of Litostlownr, Earl Grey, Lords Hoi.a . p4 , . 1141'1.,,,•ei E r a , l44.•;,E, re - s f un t, Hill, Comberniere, aed L%ne '''lll-4.7,,1T'5"• PuiistitihAf, Whitbread, Cannill, Col . ie, 11,41r l'"ritti—ir'z'i 'Fitt-oer:the Judges, the Memberi of the Lor- Ti g ; e 4 ' i c• exc. &c. &c. tlry le ( ' 11/cession returned from the City in the 11 ;e .Ill er as it ‘'ient ; the 'Marshal's 'Men and all . 11 ')14,..‘ t j. 1.4 4iiit s , exein the Coachmen and Vostil it a .'.`Lints, fl. I . ", in their hands, which gave ~ -..1 10‘ , ~ atii,u at,x "k t,, "0( 1 brilliant • appearance. It . arrived at • 'fiiii e . ' f ' clop!, , 4 ,, 3 Palace 'at ten minutes before twelve ti le 1' . I ile Kitt. , of Prussia was lighted through b ,Vitl i )' v; ll , l , r °i)ni, .he gallery and - CiiiiilieTland-house ItC elit 4 % lights to Clarence-house. 'The Prince Priv. -- wns lighted in the same manner to his rlt el .. , . • I'l e r : carriage in the garden. u ‘'elit i- , 4 , 1 4 ) e1'0r Of Russia and the Grand . llochess the ci i , - , t ne State Carriage, alter r . eti;iiing from ..,...„,2, , j(*) visit Viscoutit-Catlicait. _.... Att k , v _ N , I AIT,N. I ' 4 ' 2 W " —I r ranee, .1 Lisbon, 1 Guernsey, I Jersey, 11)ub- 4t trford. D,k,--1 Holland, I Gotteaburg . , ,tilrii. li , ' ..._.... 91 ,........._ i'lorl'ii '' ' ' ,l4 :ll . AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 1 1;T, ~A . ..._ '‘)..ilniuutes after 4. 1 Evening, 4 infH9tes war' . 5. '•*.z...._ trio•e -} ire to inf. the public, that our Msu * 11S (444:US do' not leave London to-morrow, as.l-eild e( l . They have their audience of leave b f Qv 4 EN this afternoon. at half-past four -'''t Th6i . afterwards gtit D wlt h her Majesty at the Duke of CAM- Wt,,:vs• They most probably leave town on il-leli. s.; Y for leor sinouth- The various Officers stii t 61 es s o away gradually; some yester. (otilit,n g and some to-morrow, on ac. ilecunll4 the lithculty , of providing the necessary -(4lations on the road for so large a party. lj e wq °.C Lock.—The sol e mn Proclaniation of not yet taken place. e tcni nt . r ,ri val of th -7sli e SPANISH MIDA_SSADox in this. bwiFriday last, Lon led to the . report that the , "f Wlit t, iGToN had actual!). reached (401, , on Satur ti4 1 an d was to join in ,the procession _. last, !. lit report was prevalent on Saturday . t- en i„ inio quarters where more correct ,%- s il t he expected, We also know information that 2..4%."Peeted about the 20th (it is now l aces hsi:i(iil Grace iegintilletiOr 28t11) aocl he sometimes enters P 'ne before lee is looked for. - i 0 . -y We received t d It 'st• the 'tsterd'' ---Icus'—' 1 Paris Journals l , e t oil have pri;,eipal e:mtents of W e- " lic , :414cted. They are of very little importa e th: i t Z,ll,tiire n o comment: It is again reported,muotla li°n";()rway has made overtures of accoi 0 Iredert. The._ d Review of Itifa ~t: Was this morning a Gran , , T.... 1 li 4 1' in Hyde Park, chiefly consisting of %' f t i, I.t". Regiments. These troops having " do n e. ii, z l 7' 1 41 Y ' will probably meet under arms no more,. hie •tt'' clos e of.their patriotic military career well lic ' ;' " the distinguished honour of this clay's , N. 1, t ') ' n three of, the greatest Sovereigns id E t i" 3 l'• Til,/,-, 41ll e h `4l 'Peror of RUSSIA and King ad () • . ' f witnessing the finest re,- gula i . ti. PPortunicies 0. of PituSSIA tlu t i d e -, t o° Ps in the World , an d the latter in his bold titresl''lline(ll.4andtvelir has seen what Vol un t eer o f (''' It lien animated to tear against invasion, dr,tiren illsn it, and in defe "defence of th e i r lives, chit the ;• a alt"rs• Nor did they this day see, in 44 nie b or efore them, a less brave body of men, 'le whi„i . litad --.1 nas done less service in the great tetr*4)(l canse---for k was the British Volun iire 'vl)°, from 1795 to the close of the War Atitell;" the Ark where Liberty resided ;—the skili:estr,)ce, in these our times, the flame issued to t , treading over the Continent, at length ~:""'ed it enemies. . 'hi' morning• at eight o'clock, all the troops •,ered,. . . . iawn up in the Park. 46kt eleven the p.,./.,;(,, C har REGENT mounted his procegeil) and, attended by a magnificent Stalf, F. t e where t liroac_ge(r to the Garden -gates of St. James's he Emperor of RUSSIA and King' bl): .1'1478314 Were in waiting to join the Royal 4 alty. - 1 ,, _ t. I:lo4l.\.ett :4CY tiell prOCeedeti to Hyde Park„ the • klugebtw in the centre, the ENIEEttOR on ( 7 1 's and the kirlg of ??.ussr& right. The young Prussian Princes followed, with Mar i shal I.ltArcima' and other disiiuguished Potions. The Duke of. YO MK ha:l preceded thema above an hour. PiAi‘otilr• also had ridden along the Park with his escort of Cossacks . , and met the eaval ; exile at Hyde Park Cormier. . The - ir entrance was annOtmeed by a Royal Sa lute of ',Aridlcry—The multitude wus,immense, • and the - acclamations with tvhich his ROYAL IliGtm - Fss and hi. August Companions were cheered, - v - ere vivid and long con-tinned. They . were rmiewing tint Line when Our Re porter left the Park at half-pig 12 o'clock. , • We I►ave before contradicted the report that there was to be a grand Naval Review ; b►►t the Public Prints continue to annonneessuch an event. Thcre are not, we rep Cat, above twelve ships of the Hue at Spithead, w!►ere they will lie at anchor, and the Royal Party will be conveyel round then) ; and this will, we believe, be the whole of the Re- view, which sonic of our contemporaries have so confidently promised. A P aper of yesterday, in a , Second E,Xtion, gavenut an alai wing report of the decea . se of a great Personag-e at ‘Vindsor, which vreare happy to say %vas unfounded. The QUEEN and Princesses ELIZOrrn and M nY arrived in tots n on Saturday night, at half past eight o'clock. Yesterday the I.4GENT dined with his Royal Mother and Sisters at the QUEEN'S. Palace. Ye:terday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which sat till 'war six. • yeste . rday the'Earl of LIVERPOOL had an au ditnee of the PRINCE REGENT. The Princess of WALEs and a party of distin guished persons were viewing the ceremony of opening Temple-bar gates„ and the ',oar) Al VOR receiving the Royal and Illustrious Personages, on their entethig the•city, from the whitlows . of Mr. DENT, the banker, at Tempiebar,• where they lvere- sumptuously entertained whh a cold col lation. The Marquis Of BUCKINGHAM iS his return .home by Cite way .4 Paris. - The Gazette apuoonces that Viscount CATH CW7' has been created an EarioL ,, rd A avEDEEN a Viacount, and Sir CHARLES STCWART a Peer of the United Kingdom. • The Pilf NcE ItEGLNT has bestowed the honour of Knighthood on Si; •.1 AM ES WYLIE, the Shrgeoll to the Entperof ni five of Seotla;.d. has 4ttendcd t,lat• Enyet•or ni all his campateos and ti.tveis. for. the las; twvnty years. Ile 11.4 amtncied all tne principal Otiieers Ivlio have been wounded-I--he amputated the leg, of MOREIy, ex vaettd the ball trout the. side of Geneva! Witc;)F., after the battle of ilatian, and attended IirCIiARLES STEWART Whit) wounded, at Culni. The Ceremony was performed with the sword of Como rt..a.To vv. Lieutenant-Get - it:1..1 Lord Ulu, is Commander in Coief of tie Army sent out to Aitwrea ; Majon.:Generals Sir U. Cnits-roN and E.F.mr •to have divisons"; RtiBtNSON, BRADFORD, Powaß, and 13m s, brigades. The following notice was on Saturday o;fi•dally - announced, stating that the Puhli-..• o:iiA:s will not he illuminated this evening, : - - " WHITEHALL. aUSE As ttieilluinivations which :took place on tht oigh•S of the 9th, turn, aod I ILb lust. were in C , lll%, , plent'e Of the Signing: of the Definitive 'Pre, y between country and France, it is not into;igle,l that there should he ao) illuruioatioos 01 the. Ofiicc.. Monthly uca, the day op which the Peace will be proclaimed," The Hetinan PLAToFF hacl in the ,cap which he wore on his entrince i n to Guildhall' On Satiirdav, a plume decor led with diamonds valued at ten thousand pounds. _ _ Governoqut, it is said, have determined upon t l .4e ion of the Postma44er Generalsi!ip, vet ..,cant by the death of Earl o: SANnwictt, and this makes a public saving of 30001. per annum, by the duties of that office being in future performed by one. The King of SAxoNv, on the 7th instant, con tinued at &Ohl, with his family. It was the ge neral opinion in Gertnanv that this Sovereign would, at the ensuing Congres at. Vienna, be de prived of the Lusatias, which would be ,annexed to Prussia. By the arrival of the Ceres frigate (lute French), Captain BowLES, from Rio Janeiro,- after a short passage of even weeks, ,ve 1. ark, taut the political differences between the natives' of Monte Video and the Spaniards of Buenos Ayres are likely to be settled ; both parties sheaving themselves to have been tired by their war. 'lwo Cotsrnsissiouec s, COMEZ, Priest, and ECHEVINA. a Secretary, had been taken from Buenos Ayres, to Monte Video, for the purpose of agreeing upon certain amicable terms. Information received across the country from Chili stated, that the Flambe and. Cherub continned to blockade the American fri- . gates Essex, and Essex, junior, at Valpayraso. The latter vessel was one of the Whalers which the Essex captured ; she had been mounted with 20 guns, and manned with refugees and discon tents.—The Tagus, Captain Pam - s, had sailed from Rio Jaiseiro to relieve the Plicebe in her duty. Captain PORTER, of the Essei,had landed all the specie she had had on board, when she was chased into Valpayraso by the Piicehe.—The Racoon was hourly expected. at Rio Janeiro, with the ship General Todd, from Lima.—The Nereus, Capt. M. Dixont, %vas at Monteyiden, taking on board a cargo -of specie for E;gland. The Sussex Regiment of Militia, at Brighton, is to be disbanded Oil Friday. IVe are enabled to inform our readers, upon re spectable authority, that a letter has been - received from the Chancellor of the Exchequer for rebind, in answer to one written to upon thc.subject, from several Merchants interested in the Wine Trade, which states, in substance, that the duty to betaken off will not be very considerable ; and. that the reduction is intended to embrace the stock in the King's, or in the ;.\lerchant's Reeplates Journal. L"XCII.IN(IU, FitNtll). COURT OF KING's BENCH, JUN. 20. Messrs, BEsT and PARKE, for the defendants Butt and De Berenger, moved an arrest of judg inept uponfwo grounds ; first, because the in dictment did not'state against whom the conspi; racy was directed, even if a conspiracy should be admitted to have taken plk,iee. 2dly,,That it might be One set of ganibters against another; that it was alleged that Ihe.conspiracy was, for a bad purpose but drat the purpose stated, viz. raising the Funds, was • not a b:nl purpose, and that it was not posi tively calculated to i►;jure the public ; for that if the Government HHrokrr had sold out, instead of buying ia, the public would have derived a beneEt. On the second ground, it %vas stated that the indictment expressed that it was to raise the Funds of the United Kingdom of England and Ireland, Whereas the Funds were spert•fieally for &gland; and that there was no description of Funds de signated as the Funds of the United Kingdom, &c. &c. 1:11( COURT held, 91:It the. indictment . Ares stir ficenr; - as it stated that false reports hod been cir culated for the purposes of frond, and that no in ,'against whom it w,:erated, need be pointed hot ; that as to the objection on the pleas of their not being specifically Funds of the United Kingdom, &C. &c. it was sufikient that folse lannours, calculated to affect the Public Funds, might in their consequence proe inju rious to the British :;mpir•e altogether; that there fore the Court cakild not allow an arrest of judg ment. Lord (ocH rtANF, then arose to address the COIIII, but waA informed that unless he intended to move for an arrest_ of judgment, he!ould not be heard ; Inut that intewled to move for a new trial, the Conrt would hear him, but not till after the present 'business was disposed of. His . Lordship then Was silent, and Lord ELLENBoßoucill pro cee.led to read the report of the trial, which was expected to last some lours. The Court was crowded.—All the defendants, except Co;:hrane Juimstone and Macrae, were pre sent. A Gentkimn, who is just ni rived from France, states, he saw Mr. CocItuNNTE JOHNS TONE, and anther of his co-delen(lants land at CliaiS: • All is bustle and activity. at Portsmouth, i n . pre par;ng for the receptiou of the Royal Visitors. Un Friday afternoon ;About 20 waggons arrived there tenth furniture, for the use of ,toe Admiralty Board. Three artillery Waggow, under an escort, arrived at the Ciovernmenr house with the PRINCE'S Mate. Several waggons, with an extra allow ance o f powder for the 'service of the garrison, for the nunterous salutes intended to be fired, also unloaded at the magazines. Lord NELvti,Ly., Lord IlEtlev PAVLET, and Sir JosE N . -P; left town yesterday for Potts month, to make arranlonyents for the Naval Re view at Spithead, on 'Wednestl:w. The Emperor ALEXANDER, the King of PRUSSIA, the PRINCE REGENT, &c. a.c. as also inost of the Cabinet Mi- Ansteis, leave town to-morrow. 1 he Royal. Party will ,dine on hoard the Royal Sover . eign yacht.— Th e E m p eror o f itussiA, King. of Piwssizi, &c. it is -understood, do not return again- to London. :Br.uCilF.ll.—After• this gallant veteran h a d re spentedly presented himself to the crowd who as s'emlded before his apartments in`the Stable-yard, St. James's, one day last cveek, being somewhat tired with calls for him to appear, and stunned with their acclamations, he - suddenly retired, and immediately returned; and, holding forth a bust of the Doke of WELLINGTON, exclaimed in toler able English, " Why you hurra4 mc.—hurrah your . OWII ELIA N GTO NT:' • The noble tribute to British valour drew forth 'the most vehement shout of applause, which compelled •the heroic veteran to retreat for some time, when he re turned with his pipe in chearful affability. E n i,,.-h ui d i s scarcely less enviable in the - proud superiority *of lier merchantile 'character, than in her commanding political preponderance...—. The commercial men, who gave the dinner Ott Friday last, at Merchant Taylors' Hall, 'have the rare boast of having enrertained aa Emperor and. •Allie'd King, whose power, wisdom, and harry have been eminently conspicuous in assist ing. to strike down a deeply-rooted and unnatural oppression, and in , restoying - order and pe a ce to Europe. The feast was worthy of the guest ; sumptuons in itself and splendidly managed.— Exclusive of _plate, every thing AA'itS served on Derby Porcelain, of the most- curious and excel lent finish : the quantity and, taste of this.beautiful fabric, corning from a singie warehouse, is highly honourable to the advanced state Of that waaufac ture idl this 'country. The first Five Numbers of a Voyage ronnd Great Britain are just published by LoNG.mAN and Co. containing Views of Cowbe Martin ;—Lvn mouth ;—ilfracombe ;-11fracom be fromls6o rough ;-1-lartlaud Pier;—and Clovelly, North Devon ;—the Land's End ;--the Long-ships 'Light-house off the Land's End ;-the Entrauce` to rortreath ;—and 110 castle Pier, on the Coast .of Corn wall. The Voyage is wril . tten by Mr Iti 'c!-lAND A TUN , and iibistra:ed With coloured Prints, engraved by, Mr. W 1 Lii,6m DANIEL, from big own Dra , vings, made during the Voyage. It is, published in '..r.lonthly Numbers; each number ber containing Two Plates, roloured, with sixteen pages of Letter-press, ))rice 10s. We are desired to state, that Messrs. LONGMAN and co. will publish. on Monday morning next, ales to the PRix - en .11r;e;ET, the Emrror ALEx- A.NDER, and the King 4 01 PRUSSIA. By RonERT 4ovTnEY, Esq.. Poet..l.4aurcat. ItifP NEWS, His Royal Highne,s the Duke of CLARCNCE, hoisted his flag on board the Jason frigate, the Hon. Cap;. KIXG, yesterday, at Portsmouth. The following order has been issued relative to the intended Review : " Government Haute, Portsinouth, June 17, 1314. " The ships of war now lying at Spitheasi, as well AS others that, are expected to arrive; will be moored in two lines, ex tendia; from the Scuttle, East, to the N. W. end of the An chorage.—All Merchant-vessels must immediately he mooved to Stokes Bay, the Motherbank, or St. ; enll any, other; that may art ire' are to anchor at either of t hose p.ate; t as most convenient to themselves." sPLYMOUTH, JUNE 18.—The Nimble cutter ar rived here .on Sunday from BourdeanX, with dispatches. from Lord KEITH; and a Alesenger, with eil.patches for the Duke of Your.. On the fitly inst. the second division of th e B r iti s h Army sailed for America, with the Ajax, War , spite, and IC sail of transports, under the orders of Admiral OTTW.IY. Part of the third division bad also embarked at Poliack, and were to sail in a few days,•uith the Vengeur, &c. Put in here on' Tuesday, for - provisions, .the sbin Berry Castle,. belonging . to,London, front Tencriffe, A. PFIII.LirS Master, with a cargo of wine and barilla, which vessel was captured the 20th ult. by the American privateer Yankec; from Rhode Island, and given up on the follow . - ing day, after being plundered of a part of her cargo. Captain CowAN, and the crew of the brig Tiger (front 'Malaga, with a cargo, consisting of wine, raisins, &c. captured by the Yankee a few days before, and sent for America), were put on board the Berry Castle, and arrived in her, which . has in consequence been put under quarantine,--- This Week arrived here the Ocean, a French three decker, and . anchored in the Sound, not tar front the place where the Ville de•Paris has since an chored. She is a most beautiful .ship, and greatly superior in s'ze to the Ville de Paris. DEAL, JUNE 19.—Arrived several sail of the West India fleet, and sailed for the River (names and part,culars not known) ;.the brig Sophia from Demerara got on the sands this mornm , „ but floated otr without damage, and proceeded for the , River. Came down Cron) the Nore ten sail of Russian men of kv r , and remain under the com mand of Admiral TATr..—Wind S. W. PoRTNMOUTH, JUNK 19.--7 Arrived his Majesty's ship Ville de Paris, Sir A. B NEALe, and the Cracker gun-brig from Plymouth. His Majesty's ship Newcastle, Lor! Geonos STEwART, and the Antelope, have been ordered up from St. Helen's Roads to Spithead, and anchored this evening.— Wind N.N.W, .• FALMOUTH, JUNE 17.—Arrived vesteroay the Prince Ernest peket, with a Mail from Lisbon, in 'eleven days. Arrived to-day the 11Jullet schooner from nillord, and sailed a:!ain for 'Plymouth. Sailed yesterday the Fox packlt, with a Mail for Surinam ; and to-day the Franc:is Freeling packet, with a Mail for Bourdeaux.—Wind N. W. , The two new United States frigates—the Java, mounting 34 guns, was to be launched at Balti more in April ;, and the (itterriere, rating 44, to mount 62 guns, was to be launched at I'hiladel phia in May. By the merchant ship Quebec, which left littencs . Ayres on the 21st ofMareh, eve learn, 0:It ac counts hail been received there that the United States frigate lissex, Captain PoßTaft, together with several captured whalers which' 1.. r had manned and armed, were still blockaded in the port of Valpayaiso by his Mojesty's ship. Phoeta and. Cherub. THE MARKETS. CORN DCCHANCIE, JUNE 20,—Therr was a tolerable supply of Wheat this morning - from Essex and Kent, the sale of which w•as (1611 at a reduction bf from 2s. to 3s. per quarter from this day week. We had some arrivals of Oats from Lincolnshire; winch-sold at the prices of Friday, Is. dearer than on Mon day. In Rye there tvas no alteration. Fine Barley was ra ther scarce, and Is. dearer. Mail wis steady. In Pease and Beans there was hot little doing, the prices the same as last week In Flour there mot no alteration. . . English Wheat 455. 555. Gss. 1 Fine Grey Pease - BrN. 4 , 15. Fiuc ditto .- 735. -s. -s. 1 'ficlCl3eatis - -- • 36..!.. - is. Foreign do , - .15, 555. 755. Sinai] Tiek Beans 475. 40s. Rye - - , I 3s. 2G.s. Barley - - -20 s. 3as. -s. Fine ditto - - - 33 s. -a. Fi::e ditto . - - - 335. 365. Poland ditto - - 5225. 235. Malt . - - - -60 s. Gss. Fipe ditto - -- -84 s. -s. Fine ditto - - -. 70s. 725. ..Potatoe ditto - - 5235. 355. WhitePease (boil.) 525. 60s. Rape Seed 851. -1. per fast. Fine ditto - - -, U3s. -s. Fine Flour - - Gos. 655, cirey Pease - - - Wis. 445. ;.!kcolidS - - - 5.53. Gcts,, SMITHFIELD, JUNE 20.— , This day's Market had a good sup. ply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was considerable; Mutton, Veal, Lamb, and Pork, were dearer; Beef sold at last price ; and the trade, for the most part, 'was middling. The sales in the Hay-market were rather lively; Straw has dropped in price; Clover fetched a better price ; Hay obtained last price. Annexld is an accurate statement of the prices and numbers : , To sink the Olkd, per stone of Slb. Beef, ss. Od. to Cs. od. Mutton, ss. 10(1. to Cs. Gd. Veal, ss. to es. 61 Lamb, 7s. Od- to Ss. Od. Pork, 7s. 04. to Rs. 4.3. Beasts, 2150. Sheep and Lambs-, 16,100. Calves, WO. 310. • I - UY-NIARKET. Hay, 3 1 . Os, to 51. Os, Straw, 11. Bs. to 11. 163. Clover, 41. lOs. to 61. 15s. On the arrival of the Newmarket Mail: Satur day se'nnight, at Norwich; with the account of the rejection of the Corn Import , ltion the populace, after the horses had been taken out, attached long ropes to the coach, and dragged it for tierce hours through the principal streets ,of that city ;, toe persons on the box and roof having loaves on their heads, surmounted with laure l ,, and bearing boug!is and a flag, amidst the accia. motions of the spectators as they passed along.--• During the remainder of the day nothing was to be !ward but the ringing and firing of bells, and the.discharges of guns and pistols iii every part of the city,