The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-02 00:00:00

MONTHLY AG.RI,':.,'ULTURAL ZS'r

The dry frosts through the latter part. of the
month have much improved the g-rdving "NVlieati in
the principal Corn Distfias, which beg a to stock sd
wed as to promise a general c-op. The Barleys kni
in early upon tender soils carry a solid colour; and
the more backward,- except on very cold lands;
plant favourably. The latter so-Jvings of Pease and
Beans are every where nearly Comp!eted, and are
generally covered well, from the seasonable change in
the weather.—Clover•seed comes slowly to market;•
and rising but lid fitly, from the last year's produce,.
is increasing in value.---Pape for a crop; froth the
openness of the weather, is already pushing flit
Meow,: and seed Turnips'are also running:away fast.
The, sUccession of spring feed, however, 'bids fair id
be early, as well as 'large. In. Hay there has Geeri
no _material variation of price.—Fai Stock never
mile up in better cOndition from th TnrniP Coun.=
tries, than at present, particularly the Scots, out of
Norfolk and Stiffolk.---Sniiihfield; coritintre!i to re••
Ceive a full supply of good Beef .and Mutton; and
steady in its price of both ; prime Veal and Pig Pork
are somewhat dearer.—Lean Stock in the hOme
countries has had a start, high, prices being asked tbr
the few droveS of Scots and Irish that have come on
Epping Forest ; Cow kite; and sUckiing Calves, are
cheaper.---Wool has cNperienced a rise; particularly
in short fleeces of the finer qualities, owing to the
Spanish WOol intended for the English market be-
ing stopped at Bilboa, by order of the Spanish Go-
vernment.—The Hop trade.ii dull at last month's
nrices.
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Two young Gentlemen, the one :a Lieni6rithlt of
Marines, and the' other the Eton of a G,,.!ieral in ,the
Army, met to fight a duel. It-y-le-botiL.-fields, on
Friday morning.; but inform:l:ion having previously
been given to the Police, by a tediale interested in
the dispute, the parties were secured, and theyAyere
on Saturday held in sureties, at Ailariborough-street,
to keep.the peace.

Ana att cif a mote Feriotts nature occurred on the
day preceding the `fortnor. A yonng Gentleman of
ch:traMer and 1141:11-expeZ:13.00115 vietitu to this
methodof'deeiding disputeS; at Wooditarn Green,
five miles from Coinhrook., he;having received a ball
in his left side. His antagonist was a Sweawh men.
Chant.

It has been frequently observed, such is the rase
for novelty, that no subjea can support a lively
terest, in the metropolis, for more than-forly-eight
hours, It May-he safely phrophecied, nevertheless,
that d subject, just broached, NV }ll riot only command
the pUblic attention in London, brit' throughout the
itingdoni, for at least the next two months ; and
,which that very supreme Lottery Scheme, the
most interesting ever yet issued, that is now present-
ed to the embrace.of Adventurers.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 24

This day'g market afforded a tolerable good supply
of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general
was middling ; Beef and Veal are dearer than
our last report ; Mutton and Pork sold at last prices,
and the trade for the most part. was pretty brisk,—
The sales in the Haymarket were rather lively; Hay
andClover,has fallen in price since Friday's market ;
Straw' obtained a better price.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 2. —The supplies of
Wheat are not very considerable to-day, sales are
'made readily, and last prices are fully supported;
there are large arrivals Of Barley, which is lunch on
demand, and at better price ; Malt, and Beans of
both sorts, are at small ‘ariation in prices, and in
tolerable plenty ; there are many • arrivals of Oats,
and this trade is cheaper; Flour without alteration,
w beat ' (•6:, J 3;4:1 At{ -42 s a 48i 01
ditto 7 S; 4 Tieti Beans 37,, a 435 04
12.),-: • - 44- o.k Oats 21, 2S, a boa. od
13,,1„,y . a 4 OA Poland ditto ;Ls a 325 od
mail - 645 a .7ss od Rape Seed 261. 291. os. cd
White Pea :c 8):; a SS4 od . Fine Flour 6;s a "os o 4
rey ditto 445 a 505 (Xi SeWilti3 695 a 451 io4

Cdrimi44;;;lit signed by .the Lord Liruterant of the County of
• I iivvroe.:s. • -
Inverness-shite,..Volunteer Infantry, - Cialleden Battalion..
• „Kilt, city Su:alit-team Cutiy,,ny -- Ensign A7ackinioi.ll
to be Lieutenant, vice Idtm :lac!crtitty-sb, resigned. Uatect
ICl4lfl-..ierson, Gear. to •be. Ensign, vice
wm. Macintosh, promoted. Dated as above.
I,land of Sky Northern Battalion. iiraccadale CoMpany--
'ohn. MlL:can:Gent. to be Lieincnant, vice Tohn Macin-
, ,
tyre, tesignegi n/atc,.. 20,; tUr7. !Ow-do TM'Leed,
Cent. tube Ensign, vice Wirt. '1 ohne' resigned. Dated as
above. james Monro, to be Surgeon, vice Wm.
TuitnertesignAl. Dated as anove.
r.:•;n7,,2'rrivrs4igned by the 1,:.-rd LicutevaJe of Aberdeenshire.
t raser,ungli Battalion. of Volunteer infitfix—Major ‘Vin.
raser -Lieut. Colonel Command Int. Dated Jan.
2S, ti:a;naiii Win.; Kehl:an to be M,,;or; vice Fraser,
Inc :noted; Dated 'as' above. Lewis Chalmers, Gent. to
be. litrsign,-vice Gorden, pro:noted. Dated. as above.
• Donald, Gem. to be Adjutant. Dated as above.
twands.a2, fn t./.4r Ab,,rdeetianire RegiMent of Militia, • rigned
, • the Lif,:ipenant.
.Eetsign {times Forbes to be,Lieutetiatit, vice Sangster, re-
-' sig-nesl. Dated l'eb. 6, I:\ct7,' C. ,juinaJohnstun, Gent. t 9
'Ensign. Dated as above.
COmuti4sii.n in the ttoyal Carmarthen Fuzileer ,Regiment of
Militia,
signa by (*Lord lieutenant.

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