The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-13 00:00:00

Pain are very saLisfagtory. Tranquiity pre-
railed in the capital, and much was expected
from the energy of the new War Minister,
I:4°Pts BANOS, not only in putting an end to the
hisurrections in Catalonia and the Biscayan pro-
llnces, hut also in placing the army on the Py-
renean frontier, in an attitude capable of repel-
ling any foreign aggression.

TIZENCII FUNDS.—AUG. 10.
ive Fez Cents. Opened at
Closed at 92 f. 95 c.
Hank Stbek I62Q f. c.
-.Exchange on London—One Month 25 f. 40 c
Three Months 25 f. 25 c.

Letters from Barcelona this morning, of the
14t of August, state, that the report which ap-
Pear
e— • the Spanish papers, of the yellow
fever having broke out in that quarter, is entirely
f
atsk., and city i remained in good health ; the
c"'rnunication with the interior remains still
.terY critical.

i • CITY, MONDAY EVENING. ,
hr.
- arrivals of grain last week in Mark-lane were uncom-
t4aal
I 1010: Earley, 15,678
hrs large, consisting of 19,624 quarters of Wheat, 705 guar-
quarters of Oats, and 11,164 sacks of
/IN -Veri little having been disposed of, either on Wed-
aY or I •
nday, the quantity remaining unsold, with the
11, of a further large arrival this morning, constituted
tipstY in Mark-lane far larger than the demand. was
ext.es.
_f taking off. t
han causes have produced this
.Artier quantity. The est is at least four week •
r'1:114:' than usual, and new grain has consequently conic to
sup
sooner than could have been calculated on b hose
stb,„ reserved a part of last year's growth for hetcon-
Les ,r,!i°,ll of the present times. The chief reason, however,
t'ler;" tne distresied state of the Agricultural interest, for far-
as it PI limited capital are forced to sell their produce as soon
bett:a gathered, to provide for their current expences. In
glutted Ititnes2 the season for the payment of rents alone found
aatit markets •, but the value of the crop itself at pre-
-014 ttl not more than sufficient for these daily expences,- with-
eapi4 Possibility of paying any rent except it be drawn from the
declineMPloyed on the farms. This large supply has produced a
'Nattere in the price of Wheat since last Monday of Bs. to 10s. a
evenon the finest qualities and no quantity can be disposed ef
be attSt %his great reduction,' This state of the corn trade will
they tended with incalculable advantages to the empire, but
'list be obtained by much individual suffering. Many
ealar ThPtoPerties must be sacrificed, and the yeomanry in parti-
°f the—ust submit to great but temporary distress: The value
throe necessaries of life must be nearly on a level in a few years
elattnt""°at Europe England will then become an exporting
Consols .for the Account on the 28th of August
'leaB-I"„,tns Morning at 80i fell to 80a, on the report of the
,Was tne Marquis of Londonderry, and when that event
Ilq`kev'ettained they fell to 80h. The first shock berlg over,
I;psis 16e,h they again rallied and closed at 801. . Foreign Seen-
ave not undergone any decline. French Rentes are 93 ;
871
."Ln Fives 89, and the New Loan 861 ; Columbian Sixes
‘q, Old Bonds I'4, and New 63/ ; Danish Fives
ew eaPolitan 73i ; Russian Metallic Fives 7q ; and the
Lsthertile letters h
'Ter -4a4 83a • th ChT B nds are in great demand at Bog.
eave belenereceived from Odessa, dated the
4114 coujY, Which contain no political news. Trade was goodt
lets was very abundant. From Constantinople the le.-
espit4al oated on the 1 Ith July, and at that time the Turkish
jw,Lits tranquil. From Smyrna the letters are dated on
"Qt w 111. These state that at the latest advices the Greek
*ls i,sas, betwixt Ypsara and Samos, and that the Turkish fleet
on th'e the neighbourhood of Mitileni. They also throw doubts
of capture of Napoli di Romania, for thay advise the arri-
for th a vessel called the Treasurer, which had sailed with corn
Inittea above Place,
,onstantin but which two Greek vessels had not per-
Atictr, to enter that )lace Trade was good both at Smyrna
°Ple.-2-(2liorn lig Chronicle. ).

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.It will be observed, au .
'eti 4t our Assizes, the K. important cause was
the l, •
' 'lib
fine of 2001. and to be im-
o. v. Bates, wherein John Bates,
pris "(..r, was sentenced to pay a .
tertihtiveti 12 months, for being implicated with hmisr
vAlietilhi; to export 20 lace frames to A es onne eidnilaot ;
whither,lattention of our readers to
ntlgie incalculable mischietf
thachine,.44. result to a manufacturing at
trig
into other countries ;—onei Bnriatitsiohninbayehsinenedirnege.t.iesd_s
where t le)
tributejeq' becomes a model. for ten
ofthousand more, toibe,dcian
Nrehase(T-r the whole Continent Europe ; lirish - ...e raw material on equal terms at least, with ther
lab fish ftneNifacturer, and where they canofo'btitaleinexthpeenzec
Inititt for
conducting it at two-thirds_
is to receive even
the
Iv be paid for it here.which
the 1„111,ies prices at which they at present
risstell
l'er hT"'' who, We ask, can estimate toe mischief the produce of
the -"s,„,aatlfactures ? and what is, if possible,dsof families now
rteh
bitterthe o en cstill,eto
moof
'ielfearrings of the countless. thous
:41740:::::110:0 their employment in our manufactories' for their
the a 4? If Europe is to be thus enabled to suppalnydhetorsel
• Is° t104„-e`'ss she now receives from this country,
the farmers or the
bef with
account of her cheap labour, the British manti-
47ades ' In every part of the globe, can
;mricitZril,e°, or both toether cantheh, be Lll,lBlef,, added to them, maintain the.p which
hn
willtlie
nodhioilladteironowr
our legislators
atieg of t'Prived of the means now affordedpin our manufacto-
mise4°?Porting themselves ? In vain
would
laws, or any
sather 1 Nils for the improvement of. our poor. One
co/1111141! for the protection and happiness of the people.
to the suf-
l'kl, P frightful ruin would swallow up the whole, and Eng-
titers hither the fountain of mercy and d
the cZeverY other land would herself drink.to the ver
for ty'..°l human misery' and woe, soliciting, probably in vain,
dregs of
Ireland. If these be
/1.1.°41i./fek 7erY merey she now stretches forth with a mighty and
I.le fea,e4Tl to her wretched neighbours in
‘; ic10,„414 consequences of sending our machinery out of the
afforded
.4sqttii-`,.? we cannot but rejoice that this prosecution has been
ethosse' ; atd we sincerely trust that the example t
r c°aviction will have the effect of deterringothers from
( Leices-
tNeri'°SeelltiOrl of plans so fatal to their own peactre,
_and so de-
''' tr,.l,,,vre t° the vital interests of their native coun y.
/44, ting. 9.)
Itt —......
who
hro„ ,tas Mr. VICK, the King's Messenger,
tidint the confirmation of themelancholy
110;igs or the deCease of the Marquis of LON-
twe'bltil'ir• The Messenger arrived in town be-
. Ivititen,twelve and one o'clockN",viog
.travelled
t°4 tu:
greatest speed possible in a chaise and
tioi%l4t is impossible to describe the consterna-
this '''ich prevailed at all the Public Offices at
The
to su'ideo, awful, and distressing event. 141,4° enANcELLon and the Earl of LIVERPaOmOLe
l 0 toe the only two Cabinet Ministers who c_
from • t W 4 in consequence, and the latter came fr
orrth ,
• ,creta co d• evv
d Mr. Hobhouse, the Under Se-
ofl' 1: of State for the Home Department, sent
to cti;sPb.atehes by Mr. WALTERS, the Messenger,e.
:Pat the
'‘llvu, and Mr. PEEL, in Scotland. Da_
qis c,
-Qs were also sent to Earl BATHURST t
severalset at Cirencester, in Gloucestershire, andE.
:N. other Official Gentlemen. Mr. FRE R
°r tCl3,tible Private Secretary to the CHANCELLOR
4edeld- j'''ICREQUER, who is at Blackheath,
pro-
pCr the- to that place to inform the CHANCELLOR
Di; fill event.
d Patches of a very recent date were receibv:
jeetYrterday from Petersburgh. Their chief o
Was tS to announce that the Emperor ALEXANDERfr Vie 4: Bet out the beginning of this month o Positi a) to attend the Congress, which, it is now
ja thaVtelY affirined, Will assemble in September
4. capital.
. is 11, it
VlSiteA • xl• the Prince of DENMARK, after havingn
4 v:,.."1, ArnSterdatn,
the i 4
to their is at present at the Loo, of
Majesties, the King and Queens,
arrile!therlan
d•---The Prince Royal of SWEDEN
(le Ha, at Brussels on the 7th ; he is at the Hotel
itiothellple Vue with the Queen of SWEDEN his