The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-03 00:00:00

ItiODERIV FURNITURE.

A GOTHIC Cor)sEnvAToßy.--Among the expen-
sive articles of modern luxury, introduced lately into
the mansions of the Great, may be reckoned that of
conservatories or green-houses. The following is an
outline of :one now credit); in. the house of a dis-
thuished personage.

the base of this singularly elegant building com-
prises an oblong. 15 feet 1/4,y 72, The roof is built
in groins, imitating, in effei;t, Norman oak, which
is well known to resist the harbouring of all kinds of
inseas, particularly spiders, who web tivery• thing.—
The . windows, occupying one side of the building,
partake of h,l the riehness we. find in the noble
North window of Westminster Abbey., The wall
opl the opposite side is divided into -mouldings en
suite with the endows.

This conservatory 'adjoins a drawing-room,' coal.-
municating.thereto by extensive folding doors which
aal upon sympathetic hinges. It is occasionally. to
be illuminated with :variegated., transparent glass
lamps; supported. on stems .or pedestals, designed
from the purest antique-models; the whole ilinstra-
Aye of botany. ..A2mongst the plants are• to be placed
superb Etruscan, :vases, which, being in themselves
transparent, procliflpe a.very -chaste and novel died;
The' whole of this. conservatory is • surrounded 'by
classic draperies, totaling a screen on such nights as
areaPpropriated ,to galas, or othetr fashionable eliter-
oh:it-Dents.' The tolo,enspOle, is uncommonly taste-
ful, and strikingly inagilificent, • It embraces much
oric Pinality, and will, 'no doubt, be much adanred
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-when •finished.. ' • •

CORN-EXCHANGE, APRIL 3.—T4e supply •of
Wheat to-day is considerable, and, as of late,
far more than adequate to the demand, fine sam-
ples do not , support last prices, and other qualities
are.alinoSt .unsaleable-; Birley again in hirg-e' sup-
ply, and at further:ditelension in price'; Malt
; 'Pease and Beans of each kind are„dull sales.
and are:-rather lower; Oats are in considerable sup-
ply, •and hardly at last prices ; Flour is in extreme
plenty, acrd very heavy sale.;

W heat :4ss a 63 a 75i oti
Firte'ditto - Rosa
R - izs
13;4:1,:y - . 35,; 4 4ts od
Malt : 63s a 741 od
to l'ca3e 745; aSzs,o,l
G icy ditto 40A a 46,, o 3

Beans. . 425 3 473 01
Tick Beans 32) a Vs od
I,tlats 2fs a 2jS a 305 0.1
Poland ditto 31s a 32s od
Rai. Seed 271. od
Fine Float 65s a ;v; Wd
Seconds 64. a 9d

On Friday night, about seven o'clock, four cot-
tages were burnt to the groundi. at Monckton-
Farleigh Wick, near Bath. The accident was 'oc-
casioned by:children playing with lighted sticks the
fire of which fell upon the thatch of one of the
houses ; and another fire happened the same night
at Hilperton, which destroyetla large house. .

Tice preference of purchasing Tickets and S',3ret
in the present State Lottery at tiORNSEY Co.'S
Offices, can only he accounted for by the generous
efforts of those Ladies and Gentlemen who were so
truly fortunee in the last Lottery as' to receive a
large proportion of Capital Prizes. FIoRNsBY and
Co. are ex.tretnely anxious that their friends shall, n
the present occasion, be supplied with an •additional
number of Capital Prizes on or -befort• The 14th of
the present month. No. 26, Comilla, 52, chafing
Cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.