The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-29 00:00:00

LITEINTME.

Foxthowritten
among
the Booksellers,--but has at eagerlength been purchased
by Mr. MILLE-iv, sAt.the liberal price of to& thou-
sand guineas,f;The high reputation -of ,the author,
and his ac.knAwiedged :political ability and experi-
ence, rentlerFa Work from, his, pen peculiarly in'-.
teresting. The LITERARY RELIQUES of his friend,;
the late Mr. RicHAttilSON, ar'e about-to be
and will do credit to the memory of a man ‘vliate
private worth, distinguished talents, and conciliat-
ing manners, vaised him high' in the esteem even of
those who were ,most adverse to his politiCal,priu-
ciples and pursuiti.
Mr."FOor has finished the Life of his late friend
ARTHUR MURPHY. It is written,, we understand,
upon the model of Mssowisiiife of GRAY, 'and
the subje& iv 41; in a great measure, be made to
illustrate his ownihistoty, by his correspOndence with
the chief literary chargters of his times.

Much is expe&ed from a new Work which will
soon be forth-coming from Mr. WALTER Soom
whose Lay of the Last Minstrel contains passages
worthy the best 'periods of our poetical annals.
k
Mr. &mit, who mai:es so distinguished a figur•
with his pen as well as his pencil, is about to favour
the world with a continuation of his admirable
Poem, which he has modestly styled Rhymes on Art,
but which is one of the most animated Works that
ever issued from the British Press.

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Private Letters from Copenhagen state, that G.
PET MAN, and the Officer second in commaud, re;
main close Prisoners. The Court Martial have set
oil their trial, but no judgment lin yet been given.

The interesting Drama of Ella Eosenberg .has
brought forward in the Bath. Theatre with all the
correaness and piduresque effed . for which that
Theatre is distinguished. Report speafia
the general merit of the ropresention, but particu-
larly' notices the excellence of LOVEGROVE in the
veteran-MOM; and Miss JAMESON in the amiable
Heroihe of tli 'Piece.

/$5,5a '-'BDie.—Yesterday. afternoon the neigh-
bourhood of !St: James's Palac6 Was in the ntnl'ist
alarm from the appearance of an animal of this in
..
fudged descriptiOn. The beast ran with great fury
through the diferent courts' of the Palace, and 0'
length took his station opposite the Duke of YOl6l
house, in the Stable,Yard, tossing his head, foaming
at' the mouth,.and .bidding'defiance to the surround'
ing mob. 35ettter a short pause, he.made a desperate
run at.the Itatinel- on gusrd, who tUrtunately
ceeded in keeping the beast at bay with his fire.
lock, -.-4/Igtle, boy was not, however, so fortunate:
the:Ourageti animal caught him on his hours, Ala
threw him several yards before him. He' viag
tiken up by some soldiers, and conveyed to the'
St. James's Guard House, severely bruised; At
length the droveri succeeded' in" securing 101'41
Piccadilly.

: SMITHFIELD MARKET, jAn. 29.
This day's market was but thinly supplied with
different kinds of tattle ; Beef, Mutton, Pork audr.
Vratl Are cheaper *ban our lartnrereorr, rtnd the Vika')
in general was somewhat:gales in the fl3y•
market were rather dull ; Hay end Clover fetched
better prices than Mouddy's market; Straw sold at •
13st price.—. The following prices and numbers Oil
an accurate statement :

To sink the Offil per ;tone of Sib.
Bet f ql. od. to 41. 6.l.—glutton 4l. id. u, gs: gd.
Ss. 9J. to 63..6d.--Lainb os. at. to or. od. Pork 56. 6d. 14
6s. od.
Beasts. 650. —S 61. od
96..- Pigs 10. •
4s. to 61. 61. od -Clover 51. os. od. to 61. PI
ra .
64_tw 15g. od. to al. ss. Gd.
Conti E%CIIAN4I23t, JAM.
99
.--The supplia
grain in general to.day are short, owing to the lit°
conirary winds, and the few sales of Wheat madd
ni.intain last prices.; B4tley and Malt likewise, the
latter being in moderate dematid ;
Beans ()reach ,ort
keep their prices ;. the Oats remaining
,on hand are
considerable, and this article Niches rather bele
price fur fine samples; Flour without alieraol3.,