The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-21 00:00:00

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The high PitCh:(4excellente..fo which the trtotiern
styleof furnishing has ‘vithin these few years
being uniVerkilly acknowledged, it is nottO be WOu-
dered at that Carlton House Should be looked cp to
At: the present Moment as the standard yf ciiaste-
ness and trae. classical taste: Witcn it
remembered that thp wheie has been under the Sore
and initnediate dire&ion of a Gentleman of acknow
ledged taste and judgment, we need not be sur.
prised at the encomiums so generallylavished-upon.
it, and we have every 'reason 10 beiieve,-that wnea
finishea, it will be Considered as the acme of per-
fetiOn. We 'understand. that.- although this great
undertaking is by nomeans complete it is in that mate
of thrwardness as ‘Vill enable His Royal Highness
in a short titneto,tke possession. -•-•
The sate-rooms, about. tVielve in ,uumber, have
undergone' a thorough repair, and have all been
newly furnished in . the most splendid and mag-
nificent style possible, and every way; worthy of
the residence of the Heir Apparent.
• At the 'end of the range of rooms is a Chinese:
boudoir, which, for taste and e4ecntin, will. far
'surpass any thing of the kind that has ever yet been
attempted. We mean to take same future oppor-
tunity of &scribing the decorative part of these
aprtments, they not being yet completed, and 'shall
at present confine our Selves .to the lower range of
rooms, which are thoSe that have undergone' the
greatest alteration.

The .e apart menis; which were heretofore consi-
dered a 7., useless, have been entirely excavated
,and
stibdivided,so a.s' to render there noconly ornamental,
but every way useful':. These are the rooms'which
will be immediately occupied by the PRINCE of
WALyA. They consist of:Wis. bed-chamber which is
40 feet long. It is fitted up.asi the interior of a taut;
immediately at • the back of which is'a nugnificent
bath, equalled by none in the kingdom. the walls
are composed of roil vcrde-antique alid the
whole is highly pollshed. The night of step's, niches,
Sec, are of the finest statuary. . •

The whole is Upon a vely large scale, and built •
after the Model of TITUS'S celebrated, bath.at Rome.
This bath is surrounded by different Chambers for
the pages, dreSsing-rooms, &c. In front of the bee.,-
chamber is a marble anti-room for servants. Next
to this is an Etruscan-room, opening into the garden,
and fitted Up with books, fur Gentlemen wish-
ing to see, His Royal. Highness, Beyond this apart-
ment is "a chamber, called the Roman-room, the
walls of which are covered with purple cloth, and
fitted up,with book-cases, &c. The latter may be
considered as a kind of State-roam, or small drawing-
room. ThedecorationS of this apartment are re-
markably light and elegant, and completely 'M the
Roman style. rt is generally tboug!:t to be the
most tasteful, though not 61; most exponsive room •
in the house. This opens into the Great Library,
.which is fitted up according to the time of King
HENRY the VIM); the Co,tutne being all striatly
prop,-ir The walls are hung with Slipertine scarlet
cloth, and bordered
.by rich massy gold tring ,e. The
bookcases; tables,: chairs, are of black ebony, inlaid
'with ivory, producing altogether ;the richest .and
most comfortable effed that can he well conceived.
This superb range of rooms. terminates with. a Go-
thic Conservatory one hundred and for:y 'feet in
•length.
The latter building, when corn feted, will, spetk
for itself. •' As far as it is advanced; it .bears every
mark of the most classical taste in the design 'arid'
execution -; and being the only one ever attempted,
it may;certainly be considered; as unititie. This
suite, when the folding doors are alt thrown open
(for they each -aft . upon- sympathetio hinges), will
exhibit the most singularly.piduresque appearanOe
imaginable; the distance from the farthest extremity.
of the Prince's bed-chamber to the end of the con-
servatory being upwards of 600 feet.' t•

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aram 'lr.

This day's, market was well supplied with prime
Beasts, -and' the ,show of Cattle fi)r _the most part
was pretty good ; Mutton,- Pork, and
.Larnb are
somewhat reduced in price since our last account ;
Beef and Veal sold at last prices, and the trade in
general was toleral) ly lively. The business done in
the Haymarket was rather considerahle ; Hay and.
Clover continues. the . same as. Friday's Market
Straw fetched a better prim We Subjoin,a corre&
statement : '

To sink the Offal- per stone of 81,b,

Beef ss.C.t. to ss ss. od. to ss. tod.—Veal
6s. od. to 7s. at —Lamb 6s. to 7s. •od.—Pork....ss. 6d. to
6s. od.
Beasts 2to4.—Sheep 4nti Lambs 10,740.—C:dives 'oz.—
Pigs 400. •

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 31. os. to 41. I.ss.:—Clover. 31-. iss. to 51. 55.--.Strailf,
to

CORN :r..C.1-1,0GE,. APRIL 21.'—Wileat is arrived
in cons,iderable supplies, and the sales ,very,dull'and
lower than -on Friday; ~Barley is rather dearer;
but few White Pease at hand ; Grey and Beans are
something higher Oats arrive in but middling sup-
plies, the sales are heAy and cheaper; Flour in
pleuty, and about SS. per sack cheaper. ,

Wheat
Fide ditto 7-
Rye
Baley - •
Malt - -
White Pease
Giey ditto

565.-a 68sa `.;os od - I3eans - .37s 'a 4zs od
82s a-S6s od Tick Beans -37 s , a 365, cd
•-• . 40-. A 43s od Oats .' ". 24i a 27$ a .3:s tld
;..
..3s a 36s ad Polund ditto 3cs a 3:5 Olt
-66 s a 72s cd Rape Seed - 401 - 43►
38s 'a 43s cd Fihe Flckur 705'4 7.5 S of
33s a 375--od ; Seconds
,- 65s a 7os cd

On. Friday mOrnin„, about one.o'cloCk, Mrs COLE-
BACK, a widoW Lady, aged near 70, was foiincl
bufnt ti.vdeath in her apartments inTottenhatn-court
New-road. Unfortunately she was 'quite lifeless
when dis Covered, so that it cannot be exactly ascer-
tained how, the inelanaholy accident happened. Pro-
videntially the fire was otinguished.in time to pre-
vent farther mischief.
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A body of Slaves hiving been *tried 'about 'the
middle of February, at Morant Boy, Jamaica, for ..'
attacking their overseer with stones, and forcing
him into the 'house, two of- them, including the
head driver, were sentenced to be hung ; the
driver's head to be placed on the top of the Buck:-'..
ingham .Mill-house, and the head of the oth:l. to
be fixed on a pole the public road.' Four others
of the body were sentenced to he transported fof
life.'

On Saturday ,s'e 6'noi-lat e.'eEris-cooalChapi,D.un-
, t.
1- 7 I
frits; WAS broke into, am r00k,:t...,9i tne, moilev
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