The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

THE MARKE

Corm EXCILANOE, OCT. 10.—We have received in the course
of last week between 40 and 50,000 quarters of Foreign
Wheat, and this morning a good supply from our awn co.tst ;
the Foreign in general tieing but ordinary, fine sa:oples
on full as,good terms as this day week. Having bir‘ 'a short
'supply of fine Oats, they sold at the prices of Friday. which
was Is.- dearer than this day week. Fine Bailey and Ma!t
supported their prices. In, Pease there was no alteration.
Beans were'rather &till. Other articles remained same..
NewEng.heat 545. 645. 635. Grey Pease - -40 s. 503.
Fine ditto. - 725. —s. —s. New Grey Pease. 535.
Old ditto - -86 s. Ticl. Beans -•-- • 345. 38,.
Foreign do. - 435. 5Ss. 70s. Small Tick Beans 45:: ,fts.
Old, Rye - - - 325. 425. I Feed Oats . - - -20 s. 235.
New ditto - - - Fine ditto - - 275: SM.
Barley. - - -20 s. 325. —s. Poland ditto - - 21's. 245.
Fine ditto - - - 345. —S. I Fine ditto - -28 s. .245.
New ditto - - -40 s. —s. Potatoe ditto , - - —s.
Malt • - - - -04 s. 70s. Rape Seed . 2SI. 331. per last

Fine ditto - - -78 s.
ite Pease rho' I.) 60i.76s
, - •
New ditto - - -70 s. —s.

Pine Flour
Seconds

70s. 755.
635. 70i.

SMErtirtimn, OCT. 10. J—This day's Market was well sup-
plied with prime Beasts,. and the Show of Cattle in general
was pretty gothl; Beef and Mutton- were dearer ;. Veal was
cheaper; Pork sold at last price; and the trade in general
was tolerably brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were
somewhat lively • Clover has dropped in price; Straw fetched
a better price ; flay obtained last price. We subjoin an ac-
curate statement of the prices and numbers :—•
• To sink the Offal, per-stone of slb.
Beef, 4s. 411... to Os. Gd. Mutton; Os. (id. to* Gs. Gd. Veal,
ss. W. to Gs. Pork, 7s. Od. to Ss. Gd.

Beasts, 2540. Sheep, 16,70 U. • Caives , 195. Pigs, 300.
HAY-Nl.; RR
_ _

Hay, al, t 0.51. Straw, 11. 10s. to 'll. IGs. Clover, 41. 10e
•
to 71...--s•

A most Extraordinary• Phenommon.—After the
great storms of ,Friday.se' 11 night, the inhabitants
of the Borough near Howth were greatly alarm-
ed by the'appearance of a large body, carrying
with it the resemblance ,of animal. life in the
greatest perfection. Millions of a species of fish,
- utterly unknown in these Jatitudes; having heads
like the Sea Parrot, and long bodies filled with a
pellucid and gelatinous substance, adhered to a
piece of timber thirty feet long, which appears tn
of. years, and
have. lain in the sea for hundreds
form altogether the most beautiful natural curio-
sity tha't has ever been seen in these kingdoms.;
theyare supposed to be natives of the Sotalteru
Ocean, and have been multiplying in myriads an
some old wreck-, which has lain at the bottom of
the sea, till the animation of the whole became
capable of floating the great weight to which ;hey
adhered. It is well worth the inspection of the
curious and scientific, and can easily be viewed at
the ynarry near Howth. , .
&Tun n DEATH.—On Saturday morning Jonathan Raine;
late Land Surveyor and Auctioneer,. was found dead in his
bed,, at his lodgini,,s, Wohlun-place, Bloomsbury. On Ulu
evening preceding he went to bed apparently as well as usnah
In the morning, Mrs. Knight, his landlady, took him some
warm water to shave with, and knocked at the door some
time without Wing answered. She then went into the room,
but as he seemed to be asleep, she thought she would p,:t
turb. him. After breakfast.she again went., but after knock,
jug at the door in vain, she entered the room, and again
found him in the saute situation. Fearingthat he .was dead,
she instantly seut for his,son from Warwick-court, Iloilnu:n;
and, when he came, he said that his father was quite gone—
' that assistance was useless A Coroner's Inquest, before
G. tlonusuN, Esq. sat on the body in the evening, Verdict,
D iwthe Visitation of God.