The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

tbiiihneiAL VAiLtiltr,

Since Out last says a Dublin l_i'aper of the .7t11),
above Bankriziptdidg have beetirred in
Dublin, four of thetn very capital indeed; One
of the first Houses in Beltist has failed, ad. NV6
are assured, that se-v,en or eight are expectscd by
SaturdaY next, in the sanie City. WC have heard
Of a great stoppage in Limerick ; arid letters re.-
ceived this 'day from Cork assert; that a general
panic prevails amongst a certain 'class of Merchtintd
in Cork. I;he 1-lonse of FFRENCII and Co;; it is
asserted; will be ultimately solvent.
We lament to Say that the frith Papers are
with accounts of the most shocking outrages
and diabolical murders.

Extracts from French Papers are. elsewhete
Copenhiigen it is insinuated that
the CROWN PRINCE. is becoming impopular...--=,
There are accounts frOm.Madrid of the 25th ult.
which do not allude.to the reported departure" of
FERDINAND from the Capital.

The contends of two Hamburgh Mails still be
found in a preceding column—the chief article of
political:: interest is, that the Allied Sovereigns
have declared their intention to recognize the pee-
fect independence of the Hanse Towns.

A Westminster Meeting is in high voice at the
period of.our going to press. We understand it is
to end in the nomination of Lord COCFIRANE as a
fit Reprsentative of Electors at the Meeting !

'We are sincerely rejoiced to hear, that there is
every prospect of the "niattimonial negociations
between'the Princess CnARLoTTE and the Here-

(lion, Prince of OkrsOe- being renewed with

cotnplete success.—Morning Post.
Yesterday morning ...the Prince of MicKt.sic-
BURG left the Queen's Palace about seven o'clock,
and proceeded to Dover, to embark for the Con—
tinent. Marshal BLUCHER left St. James's Palace

tibolit' two o'clock, to proceed to Harwich, to
embark Were. ' •

Saturday evening the PRINCE. REGENT 'gave a
farewell dinner to. the Prince of MECKLENBURG
and Mioq;hal BLucHEa. There were present to
meet them, Prince PLATOFF, Count HARDENBERG,
Count MUNSTER, Lord BURGHERSH, &C.

The French Ambassad.or has taken up his'resi-
deuce its Portman-square.
Suture:iv Marshal Pr,nce BLUCIIER visited the
Bank of ffnglatul', and was entertained by the. D-
irectors. '

Their Highnesses 'the Princes. of ,BRUNSWICK
left town for Oxford, early on Friday morning;
intending to make a'tour from thence of the cowl-
try, •nrevious to their departure for Germany,
NVIIICK is now shortly expected to take place.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LayEa-
POOL, Had Earl BATHURST,• bad audiences of the
PitiNda EGENT yesterday at Carlton-house.—
Prince PLATOFI, visited the PRINCE REGENT yes-
terby : he will not leave London till the end of
thip week.
The Duke of WELLINGTON was on Saturday
entertained with a _,rand dinner, at Ghildhall, by
the Corporation of London. Previous to the en-
tertaiument the Noble Duke was presented, in
the customary forms, with a sword of_ exquisite
workmanship, voted by the Common Coundi.
The guests consisted of several of the Royal
Dukes, of the Foreign Princes remaining, in this
country, the Foreign Ambassadors, the Ministers
of State, and a long list of naval and military
characters of distinction. The galleries, which
had 'not been removed, were again crowded With
ladies. The interior of the hail was decorated
much in the same nuinder -as at fhe Kinquet which
was honoured by the presence of the REGENT, and
'their linsian and Prussian MAJESTIES.,

Several transports, with the dismounted dra-
goonS and hussars, the sick of the Army late un-
'der Lord WELLINoToN, end Officers, from nearly
every corps, arrived, on Saturday afternoon at
Splthead.
The Dutch papers, which arrived op. Saturday,
are full of the progress of the EMperor: ALEX-
ANDER through, Holland, and of the.honours with
•which he was received at Rotterdam, the Hague,
and Amsterdam. The visit Of his Imperial /Ma-
je Sty 'to the village of ,Saandam was interesting.
The house which PETER the Great first entered
on his arrival, August 18, 1697, was prepared
for the reception of his, Majesty, and our
Prince, who accompanied him. The house was
fitted up with. Dutch neatness. In the parlour was
a fine portrait of PETER the Great in armour.-
- The Emperor and the Prince were received by
16 daughters of the Magistrates, in the dress of
Saaudam. The illustrious visitors testified their sa-
tisfaction at their reception, and then went to the
house of the Czar PETER, which had simply the
inscription, " To the great tnan nothing is too lit-
tie:" The Emperor having visited the dock, where
PETER engaged himself as a workman, came to the
house. The Prince led him in, and one could imme-
diately seethe impression which the immense cpu-
trast of the simple dwelling with the power and
splemlourofis former inhabitant and so many other
recoPections, would not fail to inspire. The Prince
requested the Emperor to leave a memorial of this
remarkable visit, and all having been prepared,
the Emperor, with a silVer trowel,. fixed in the
chimney.a square, of white marble,. on which is
inscribed in golden letters—" PETRO MAGNO---
ALEXANVER."

CORN EXCUANGR. JULY 11.—Our Market was but thinly
supplied with most kinds of Grain this morning. There was
some Foreign- Oats,, and a few arrivals of 14:, •glish Wheat+
which were readily taken air at the prices of Friday, which
were 2s. dearer than this day week. Rye was in demand, and
9.5. dearer'. Fine Malt andllarley supported their prices, but
ordinary were,dull.' Boiling 'and Grey Pease have advanced
3s. per quarier.- In Flour there was no.alterati°n•
Si ma), JULY 11.—This day's Market had a middling
supply of prime Beasts, and-the show of Cattle in general
was pretty good; Mutton was cheaper; Beef and Pork were
dearer; Veal and Linn') sold at. last prices ; and the trade, fur
the most part, was somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-
market .w:re rattier lively ; Clover has dropped in price; Hay
and Straw fetched last prices.