The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-10 00:00:00

rO, hr very A of 13
inott in-oininent of the POlie OtfiaB evill be lotinci
in another colinnh.—The foitnal Procluttnttionof
the Ral'ification of the Treaty will not take•lace
tilttiext week. Previous notice will be given of
this eereinoni;

Poor I.lLtlcFrl a is sadly pulled about. The
Ladies of Dover event wanted the hair off his
head.

Mr. METHURN has given notice of another Mo.
lion in the Houseof Commons, on Tuesday next,
respecting the Princess of WALES gad the Draw-
ing-Raoul.

We understand, that a Letter will be addressed
by a most respectable Body of Electors of a great
City, to Sir YxlLir Bnoxx, the bold and victo-
rious -Assertor of the Honour of our Flag, re-
questing- him to become a Candidate for its re-
presentation, in the expected event of a vacancy.
A Meeting on the subject will, it is presumed,
take p;ace next week. • A

A Discussion took place at the India House, yes-
terday, on the proposition for grant of 20,0001.
to Lord MELNILLE, as art ackno%viedgment of the
inestimable services rendered to the East India
Company by his late Father. The decision is to
be taken by ballot...We offered some remarks on
this subject last Monday, to which we have no-
thing to add, holding thern, as. we do, '• to
be conclusiVe on the merits of the late
Lord, and •the claims of his lion. We observe
that great . pains have been taken to preju-
dice the question, b* mixing it' up with a Let-
ter from Lord BUCK INGH;AMSH IRE, with which
neither the services of HENRY DUNthS, nor the
conduct of the First Lard of the Admiralty, have
the slightest connection. -In spite of these arts,
the Company, we are convinced, will do justice
to both.

The QUEEN'S second Drawing-room, intended

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Ito have:tahenphice on the 16th inst. is pmtponeri,
nn aeconnt of the indisp.osition o one of the
PIIINCE3SES.

The Veterrn F4LUCEIPR vsited the Admiralty
yesterday. hen he had surveyed tilt:, surround-
ing conntry from the telegraph window, he eN-
claimed as follows :—t! My God ! there is 6.,t
one London in the a orld." It is nee:netts to
say that the gallant Hero was received 'hy the
Lords of tl.c. Admiralty, and all piesent,
,With
every testiniony of respect and admiration.
. The King of PRUSSIA, heeollirAlied itV • is two
Sons, yesterday visited Westminster Hall, the
Courts of Law, and the Houses of Lords and
Commons. His Majesty was dressed 'in a plain
bine coat and boots.

The Duchess of Yoßtc, the Prince !blvd. or
PRUSSIA, his brother, Prince WiLLI Aar, the
Princes of ORANGE andMECKLENDURG, GencrOs
BLUCHER, VON YORCK and' BULow, Sir CHARLES
STEwART, Ste. &c. were at the Opera last ni :1-t.
At the en:l of the Opera the House called for
God sive the King," which was sung by all the
Performers, GRASSINI and TRAMEZzANt alternate-.
ly leading the verses of the sang. The distin-
guished Strangers were received with enthnsinstie
applause.

Another great Personate is about to visit Lon-
don. At a late hour last night, we understand
that information was received cif the Grand Duke
CONSTANTINE being on his ‘vay,bither, and that
a frigate had sailed from the Downs to Calais, to
receive his Imperial Highness.
• Great preparations are making at Guildhall for
a Magnificent Entertainment to he given bv .the
Corporation of London to the "Pativta REGEND
and his Illustrious Visitors, on Saturday, the 18111
instant. A Committee has been appointed to con 7
duct the eutertainment, and no expellee will be
spared to render it worthy of the Illustrions Guests.
The Public will see, by. the Report of the Trial.
in this day's Paper, that all the parties prosecuted
for the fraud committed on the Stock Exchange
have been found guilty. They may indeed, during
the first four clays of the Term, which cOmmenceS
this day, move for a new trial—in which case
they must appear in Court. The matter, we stip.•
pose, cannot be taken up in Parliament, as to ,
two of the parties who are Members of the House
COnnons, until the four days have paS-Sed.
By his Majesty's-sloop Venus, which is arrived
at Hull, we learn, that the Coronation of Prince
CHRISTIAN, as King of Norway, took place on the
3d instant, 'and that there had been great rejoic-
ing in consequence. This information was ob-
tained by the Venus from a , vessel she detained'
coming from Norway. The Norwegians were
acting with the more boldness, having obtained.
large supplies of provisions.
A Model -of the Grand Triple Orchestra, de-
signed by Mr. C. A. BUSBY, for' the Royal Pa-
triotic Concerts, and erecting under his superin-
fendance, has" beep transmitted en Carlton House,
for the inspection of his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT.

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ContSTI4"XCHANGE., JUNE / o.—Ure hail several
arrivals with Oats from Lincolnshire this morn-
ing, which caused a reduction in the prices of
those of ordinary quality of Is. per quarter, and a
(I,l'l sale; fine -samples I remain the same. In
''%'`., at, and other kinds of Grain, the sales were
dull at the .last quoted prices.
English Wheat 475. 575. 675. I Fine Grey Pease - 475. --4,
Fdie ditto - 755., —s. —s. I: 'Fick Beans - - - 365. 4:35.
Foreign do - 47, 575. 775. S:nial I Tick Beaus 4755 499.
Rye - -18 s. s.
P.orlex - -- - 275. 2,5.--. , Fine ditto -.- - 35. —s.
Fine ditto - -.- N3s. 35's. Poland ditto - - 2-25. 2is.
M.ilt - - - - - 605. 655.
.Fine ditto - - a3s.' —s.
hne ditto - - - 70:. 72i. Pntatue di to` -
iite Pease (b0i1.,) 525. tins. Italie S'eed 351. —I. per Last.
Fine ditti) -- - - •li:N. —s. Fine Flour - - os. 635.
Grey Peas(:..,- - - `3h3. •445. I Seconds' - - - 555. tiOs.
!";114.441F1ELD. JUNE 10.— rhig dtv's igarltet had hut a short
supply of the different kinds of Cattle ; Mutton, Veal,
.and
1-1;111), were de.arer; Beef and Pork were cheaper; and the
trade in general was not over brisk., The sales' in the Hay.:
min-tat were snalewha doll ; Hay :gut straw have dropped in .
price; Clover fetched last price.