The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-22 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL 00
.. . .

The following is' an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices at Smithfield Market this morning:—

CATTLE AT MARKET .
Beasts 420 I Sheep'
, ,
Calves
To sink the Offal, per stone of Mb.
Beef 4s 2d to 5s 2d i Veal 6s Od to 7s Od
Mutton 4s lOti to 5s 6d i Pork ss 4d to 6s 4d
Lamb 6s 6d to 7s Od.

HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Huy £3 sto £4 17 6 Clover £4 4s to £5 15s
Straw .C2ios to £2 10s.

THE THEA.TnE.—The comedy of Every one has
hit Fault, written by Mrs. INCHBALD, who pos-
sessed more original genius than most of our fe-
male. Dramatists, was represented at the HAT.,
MARKET THEATRE last night, and with a general
force of comic skill that gave full effect to its in-
trinsic merit. A Mr. CLARKSON,
"made a pro-
mising impression in Captain Irwin, Mr. FARREN-
from Dublin, brother of Mr. FAILREN of Covent
Garden Theatre, gave Sir Robert Ramble with
great spirit, DowToN was whimsically diverting
in Solos, YOUNGER as Lord Norland, WILLIAMS •
as Harmony, were respectable ; Mrs. GLovEn,
excellent in Lady Eleanor; Mrs. BURN, whom
we before noticed, was a very good representa-
tive of Miss Wooburn ; and, therefore it was na-
turally to be expected that ,so pleasant and in-
teresting a• comedy should have been received
with the applause by which it was last night at-

Yesterday Viscount SIDMOUTH and Sir Cibig•
LONG had audiences of his MAJESTY.
The Duchess of GLoucEsTEn, the Princess AuousTl,
and the Princess SOPHIA visited the KING yesterday.
Yesterday evening, at half-past seven o'clock, Prince LEO•
POLD' attended by Sir HENRY SETON, arrived at Marlbo-
rough House, Pall-mall, from Dover, at which place his Royal
Highness landed on his return from the Continent. _ _

The Earl of LITERPOOL gave a grand dinner
on Wednesday at his residence at Whitehall, to the Cabinet
Ministers.

DOVER, APRIL 21.—Arrived this morning early,
from Calais, his Majesty's Packet Fury, Captain RUTTER,
with his Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD. He landed under
a Royal salute from the western heights, which was repeated at
eleven o'clock, when his Royal Highness left Dover for London,
accompanied by Sir R. SE 'fox. Sailed for Calais his Majesty's
Packet Spitfire, with the Earl and Countess of MORLEY and
their family.
• The Canada cleared out of the London Docks
yesterday at neon, with 40 passengers for the Rio de la Plata
Association's Settlements near Buenos Ayres. The party were
in high spirits, although they had been detained ever since the
14th March, for which day the vessel was chartered. Another
party for La Plata Settlements will follow in the Pacific, which
is to quit the Docks next Monday.
131sn's USUAL LUCK! !—We always rejoice
when we bear of a Lottery being drawn, for then
we are certain of hearing of Slut selling large
Prizes ; and we are also certain of hearing they
are well distributed. For example,—only look
at the drawing last Tuesday, 12th Instant, when
he sold a £20,000, No. 7,034, in Sixteen Six-
teenths, and he also sold 'Fen other Capitals, ails
drawn the same day. We regret to find Lot-
teries are so nearly at an end, or we should re-
commend BISH to take out a Patens for selling
Capital Prizes : he will have but few more O,
portunities of shewing his close connexion with
Dame Fortune, yet few as they will he, no doubt
he will make the most of them ; and we antici-
pate his selling the 'rwo £30,000 Prizes anti
other Capitals, which are in the new Scheme,
be drawn all in one One Day, next Month ;Ala*
we augur from this his well known success o'
selling £30,000 Prizes, as he not only sold
First £30,000 ever drawn the Last £30,0(1
ever drawn,—the first time there were Three 6,,
£30,000 in one Lottery, BISII SOLD THEM ALL
next and only time there were Three, h'
shared and sold Two OUT OF THE THREE !—and
in the short space of Three Months,yia.Octoberr
November, and December last, he sold Tvvc;
Prizes of £30,000, No. 2,478 and 15,756, wit;
Three Prizes of £20,000, No. 699, 15,301, 0'
15,556, besides Twenty-eight other Capitals,:
which were distributed all over the Unite".
Kingdom.

BIRTH.
On Sunday, the 17th inst., at Waltham Abbey, the WV of
George Lovell, Esq., Ordnance Storekeeper, of a son.

MARRIED. r
Yesterday, at St. Marylebone new church, by the Rev. •
Ileslop, Edward NVenman Martin, amiablef Upper 5eY1,03.-
street, Birchwood-house, &c., to -the Mrs.
Webster Sankey, widow of the late William Webster Sankey':
Esq., of Kent.

DIED.
On the 19th inst., at Acton-place, Kingsland-road, the Eel:
Joseph Brooksbank, in the 64th year of his age, pastor for nr,ll; t
ly 40 years of the dissenting congregation of the Indepen,a,_
denomination assembling at Haberdashers'hall, '
Wood-street, London.

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