The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-21 00:00:00

THE' MARKETS,

CbilN-EXCHANGE, FEB. 21.-4Ve bad some ara
rivals of Wheat this morning from Essex and
Kent, the sale of which was brisk at an advance
3s. per quarter from last'Friclay. Batley was also
Is. dearer.. Of Oats there was not a large sup.,
ply—the sales made in this article were at the last
quotations. In Pease, Beans, and other kinds of
Grain, there was no alteration. Flour remains
the same...
English Wheat. 48s. 68s. 701.
Fine ditto - 781.
Foreign do 495. 59s.'7Rs.
Rye
Barley - - -31 s. 37c. —s.
New ditto - - - 425. —s.
Malt - - - -72 s.—s.
Fine ditto - - -78 s. —s.
White Feast! (boil.) 545.645.
New ditto - - -70 s. —s.
Grey Pease - -38 s. 465.
New ditto - - 525. —s.

Tiel. Beans - - 3s. 114s1
Old Tick Beans - 471. his.
Small Tick Beans 565. —s.
Feed Oats -18 s. 295:
Finedlito - - - 335.
Poland ditto - - 1.95. Us.
Fine ditto - - , 3:35.
Potatoe ditto - - 375.
Rape Seed 441. —I. Per Last.
i•'ine Flour - - ±;5l.
Seconds - - COs. 635.

SSPTIIFIELD, FEB. 91.—This day's Market was pretty well
supplied- with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other
respects was middling ; Veal was dearer ; Beef was cheaper ;,
Mutton and Pork support last prices, and the trade in general
was tolerably good. l'he sales in the Hay-toarket were some-
what lively; Clover has got up in price ; Hay and straw ob-
tained last prices. We annex acorrect statement of the prices
and numbers :

To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.

Beef, ss. 6d. to 7s. 2d. Mutton, 7s. Od. to Bs, Voi, 79.
ode to Ss. 4d. Pork, 6s. 10d. to Bs. oil

Beasts, 1990. Sheep, 8570. Calves, 120. Pigs, 140.

HAY-MARKET.

Hay, 31. 15s. to 51. ss. Straw, 11. 10s. te2l. Os. Clover,
41. 106. to 61. 10s.

• WiNnsoß, FEB. 20.—Yesterday the QuEEN,
attended by the Physicians in waiting, went to
the KING'S apartments to sec his MAJESTY. in
the evening her MAJESTY had a select party of
Nobility and persons of distinction in the Castle.
At the time Sir THOMAS TYRWHITT kit the
Queen of WORTED.IBERG, she was afflicted with
gout. Her Majesty had grown very corpulent.
There is every appearance of the Duke of CuSt.
BERLAND'S taking up his residence in Hanover,
as he is forming an establishment' there upon a
large scale. - • -
The Duke of C---D is, we hear, in progress
to be married to a Contitiental Princess of the
Teieckienburg Strelitz family, who was originally
the wife of Prince LOUIS Ot PRUSSIA. Her High-
ness was born in the year 1778.

The LORD CHANCELLOR waited upon the
PRINCE ReGENT yesterday, between one and
two o'clock.

Yesterday Divine Service was performed at
Carlton-110115,4 by the Rev. F.W. BLOMBERG 'And
the Rev. J. S. CLARKE.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL was indisposed on Sa-
turday, and was contined to Fife House in conse-
quence.' Several of the Cabinet Ministers, and
other distinguished characters, waited upon the
Noble Lord there.

Letters from Italy to the 30th ult. afford reason
to believe that General BELLEGARDE'S army will
move soon and rapidly toward the side of Pied-
mont. Although it has suffered in some degree
from sickness, it is nevertheless very strong. It
is stated, that various attempts have been made to
gain over BEAULIARNOIS to the cause of the Allies,
but hitherto without effect. MURAT would al-
ready halve joined the Allies with 30,000 men,
could he have been perfectly satisfied that Great
Britain .would,recoguise his title, and secure hin►
from attack on the side of Sicily. Lord W. BEN-
TINCK, it is said, had not sufficient authority to
engage so far on the part of this conntry, and we
are not sorry for it. ARIBA'''. was the actual and
personal director of the massacre of Madrid.
Saturday evening letters were received in town
from Mr. ADDINGTON, jUll, who is with the
CROWN PRINCE.

A Cossack is said in the foreign papers to have
been killed in a village in Burgundy, übout ‘vhose
person, and the furniture of his horse, 30,000
francs were found concealed.

The late Custom-House was private property,
and merely rented by Government. The destruc-
tion of the building was covered by the insurances
effected by several individuals, to the amount of
100,0001.

It is said to be in the contemplation of some
amateur Performera of distinction,to get up a play
at the Opera-house, for the benefit of the Fund
fin• the relief of the distressed Sufferers in Ger-
many. It is expected to be patronised by an ex-
alted Personage, as well as by all the principal
Nobility ; a Gentleman has already volunteered
his services for a suitable address.

Application has been madeto the Court of King's
Bench, Dublin, at the suit of Sir G. F. HILL, for
a criminal information against Alderman W.
LECKEY, of Londonderry, for violent and oppro-
brious language used by him to Sir G. F. 1-IH.4,.fts
was alleged, while employed in the eKeCution.of
his duty as a Magistrate, in investigating the
causes of a riot and breach of the peace of a mob.,
who forced the toll-gate of the bridge of Derry,
when drawing the carriage of Counsellor
MAN from the Assizes. The Co.►rt granted a cc.od.-.
ditional order.

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MIT -Vice De Ireal.'

Commissions siLineci by the hordi Lietitetiant.
ewer ilamlets williarn ,-
...71..io.ivnant-Colotii:ll.nt. to be Colonel, vice Tivanfoy. , a-
.ljnx444ln•Caspte .Gaul Ito lie Lieutenant-Colonel, - vice Sir
Daniel vVilliams,. promoted. Captain
•-frtit:4 the 2a Ei.:4itii"ent; to he Major, vice prninotiA.
to be Quarter-Master,SiceGraut,
41:34i.t0r-Tinfmn& George .Jackson, Esq..,to be Captain, Vice
Lnean, title into the. Line. George Card, Gent. to be
tieittenant; vice"Jaekson, p.rothoted. thomaS Monkhouse
C:anpin, Gent. to he Ensign, .vice Card, pr,arnoted.. Cur-,
ileitnslia-n1111; C=ent. to-be' ditto, vice Nloorei i;esigned.
Reg-i went .0 f Royal,Spirrey Militia--Henry •Boultott; Esq.

tfo
3Soutli Regiment of Militia--wflouglas 11latk, Gent. to
iiz tirtite:rint. iJenry Gotnpertz, Gent. to be Ensign.
..E,ElOttn Moss Regbnebt oflotal Militia—Charles Mackenzie,
- _Esq.. to be Captain of a Company.