The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-28 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

, COON-EXCTIANGE; JIN. 23.-The thaw tri;4"not had a suffi-
cient etleet on Cie Market to .cause any iiteration in prices.
As soon as the navigation of the Itire,r is open, the .Market
will resume its former appearance.
English Wheat 525. 70s. 7Gs. I Tien Beans - - - 393.. 435.
Finevditto -85 s. -s. -s. 01.(1 Tick Beans , -51 s. 555.
Feireigit do - - sss, Gss. 873. 1 S;tnall Tick I3eans 595. -s.
Rye - - --•- = 345. 4sis. I "Feed Oats - - - I9s. 295.
narlev - - s 35.5.,425; -,-5. i Fine ditto - - - 45.3 -s.
New ditto - - - 475. -.--s.. 1 Poland ditto - -20 s. .11s.
Malt - - - - -725.-. s. Fin, ditto - - 345. -s.
'Fine ditto - - - 7135. ---s.
l'otatoe ditto - - :S 2's. -s.
l'ea Whitesc (boil.) G2s.. 70s. ItapeSeed ,I,".l. -I. io.r East..
New ditto - -.- 744. -s. Fine Flour - -70 s. 755.
t."44-,..y Ftwe -. L - r,§4. 41is. 1 Seconds - - • 655. 70s.
NeNt4 ditto - -.. •- • 50s. -s: I

SNITIIF/El,7t MARKET, 4A•,:. 28.—This day's Market was
not rell suppl led with the different hinds of Cattle; Beef,
Mutton, and \ 'cal, 'were cheaper; Pork, sold at last price;
and the trade in general was somewhat flat. The sales in
the Hay-tnarket 'avere not lircly; Hay fetched last price ; Straw
and Clover have dropped in price.- The, following pri.:ekand.
numbers aretan =curate statement :

To sink the Offal, per stone of BTh.

Beef, ss. rid. to Cs. 4d. Mutton, 6s. to 7s. 4d. Yea', 7s
Od. to Ss. Od. Pork 7s. Od. to Sc. tid ,
Beasts, 720. Shocp, 4500. Calves, IVO. Pigs, 217.
11 AY-MA It ii.F: T

Hay, 31.105. tv 41. 15s. Straw, 11. ios'. to 1/. 15s. Clover,
41. los. to 51. los.

TUE MEATitE.-^KEMBLE appeared at Convent
Garden Theatre last night in Hamlet. This, ac-
cording to report, is his favourite character, and
his performance of it may certainly be ranked al-
together as his chef-d'ceztcre. In other characters
there is some predominent feature which gives a.
cohniring to the whole; but in Hamlet there.is
such a call for.variety of ,expres,iion, as dew*
acuteness, knowledge, sensibility, a philosophic
spirit, and even a degree of humour, as can only
be answered by a master, in the art. There was
a numerous audience, and the performance had
its merited proportion of attention and applause.
When Mr. CANNING left Liverpool on Saturday
week, after a fortnight's residence, it was the
earnest wish of his friends to have paid him the
' same mark of attention as on the day of his lea"-
' ing the town after the election, by.escorting his
carriage on horsebackAo the end of the first
stage ; this measure they did not abandon with-
out great:reluctance, and not till Mr. CANNING
was understood to have intimated iris apprehen-
sions that, if such a compliment was paid to him
on this occasion, he should never be able to
come among them-again, on a private visit, with-
out appearing to come in search of similar mani-
festations of their kindness.

THE BOURBONS.—In one of BUONAPARTE'S last
visits to the Theatre, an orange was thrown upon
the stage, in which a Louis d'or was deposited,
and the following label, " Frenez le 19:44 et re-
jettez le cores.",

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6WPCDtANO.

•
net-maker, resiclihg in .Castle-street; ton
applied to the Sitting Magistrates at thi t Ofhed
yesterdy, for their adViCe on the fOilt beck=
sion stated that abotit the 15th bc.• Ff-tOef
last; Geckrge and des-1 Chlrigf
theinseis:es to lie_ living at N0..17; Edward=st. tt;
CaVeoi§li=sqtiare, erne to his shop, and Otte
hire an-order for several articles Of household ft r-
which were to be paid, for -on delivery. 4-7--
tle accordingly scat home the goads,, giein hi
man a bill and receipt for the amount; vthicti
451. l ys. Milli divettiatis not to leave the goods with-
out the money 3 tilm- after his man delivered in the
furniture, he and required pay-
ment.; When he was .rbr•Cbly turned .out 4 and the
door shut after iihr. Complainant called nett
day, and f ,tuWd ri`~' house but up, the parties
having left and talzfiharray the furniture. Com-
plainant learned dint the goods were removed to
:Piekfcird's ‘Varehouse on the Paddington Canal, in
order to be sent to Liverpool ; thither complainant
went, and represented the manner he had been
swindled out of them. Mr. Pieliford refused to
give up the furniture, unless by an order from the
Sitting Magistrates of any 'of the Police Offices.
The Magistrates fouled themselves much em-
barrassed at this narration., and informed the
Complainant
.that they felt much for, him ; .but al-
'though the law gave them power to prosecute
persons for stolen property, it was Much deficient
In the present instance, and wanted amendment;
inasmuch as it did not go. to protect the honest
trades Man from the swindler. They could not in-
terfere where goods were delivered under false
pretences, unless, by straining the law a little,
an act of felony might be made out.—Complain-
ant accordingly lodged examinations against thli
parties.