The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-25 00:00:00

ROYAL FAMILY.

WINDSOR, APRIL ebterday, a!",01.1t three
o'clock, her MAJESTY and the PRINCES •-.S. ar-
rived at the Castle, frim London. :he rc:arl of
WlNci-rt.sxA lett soon after her MAJEsTv's ar-
rival.—Tnis morning the ROYAL an I
their principal attendants, attended divine seriCe
iu the Private Chapel.----The Thichess of OLDEN-
BURGH is expected here on Tuesday, to spend a
few days with -,the OUERN and PEI t.:.CSISES. her
residence will he at Proginore Lodge, 'which has
been fitted up for her reception.

Yesterday,divine service Cris performcd at W?!T*7
wick HOOSC before the Princess C.nAiti.orrE, by
Dr. SHORT, after whielf her Royal Highness took
an airing. .
Yesterday divine service was perfornred,at Carl-
ton House, to the PRINCE REGENT'S HOOSChOId,
by
,the Rev.' F. W. ilLomaEliG, Clerk of the
Closet.

The-Dttchess of Vot.N. was preEent at the dinner
party given by the PRINCE REGENT on 1;6d:1y to
the QUEEN and PRINCESSES. At• nine O'clock
there was a party to tea and cards.

DUCHESS OF .oLnENßuncti.--r-Fripy her Impe-
rial- Highness (lined with Earl BArnuusT. Satur-
day morning she went to view' the Jewel Office in
fife Tower of London : from thence the Royal
Duche?s proceeded to the hew Mint on Tower-
hill, where she was receiyed by "the principal Of-
ficers-of the establishment, and the whole process
of coining was gone through by machinery,
worked by two steam engines of slxteen and thirty
horse power. The DuchesS proceeded front thence
to view the East India Company's extensive ware=
houses.—Yesterday her Imperial Highness went
`to view Hampton Court Palace, Gardens, 8:e..;
:--.lter which she proceeded to Richmond, T.vick,
enham, Over Kingston Bridge, and Wandsworth,
on her return home, and arrived at Pult-eney'Ho-
tel‘ a little before four o'clock.

SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON.

. .
Saturday last being St. George's Day, the So-'
ciety of .AntiqUaries met at their Apartments in
Somerset-Place; in :, pursuance .of their Statutes
and Charter of :Incorporation, to elect a -Presi-
:dent, Council, and Officers of this Society, for
the year ensuing ; Whereupon
Geo. Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. T. Combo., Esq.
The Right Hon. Sir Joseph H. 1-•illis, Esq. •
Banks, Sir H. C. Engleffeld, Bart.
F. A. Barnard, Esq. :S. Lysons-; Esq.
M. Raper, Esq. - • ,
W. Bray, Esq.
N. Carlisle, Esq .I . The Rt. Hon. Lord Rede:dale,
(eleven of the Council), were re-chosen of the
New Council ; and
Thonias, Mariinis of Pbath,' Wni: Lord Bi3hop of London,
F. Dunce, F,-at. - C. -Mouro, Esq.
T. Hope, Esq. . ' : .1. D.Thelps, Esq.
i
GZ,or•,e, Lord. Kenyon, I It. Siairke,,lit 11. Esq.
i-I. Lseycettei;, E,t.l. - ' 1 11. C. Sti.phelkiora, Esq.
(ten of the other:Members of the; Society); were
chosen of the .New Council, and they were se-
verally declared to be of the Council for the year
enanibg ; and'on a report madeof•the OffiCers of
the Society, it appeared; that •
Gecirge,'Earl cf Aoerdeen; R. T. was elected President,
William Bray, Esq. Treasurer„ . .
'V ,113 r C0n0c,f..41.. M.A. Dirrci or,
Nial::las Carlisle, ESq. Secre,tary i, and •
Henry Ellis, Esq. B. C. L. Secretary for the year ensuing.
The Society afterwards dined together at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, according to
annual custom.

TIIE
.111ARKETS.

ConN,Exctw;cE,• Aram 23.-Our Market was but thinly
supplied with the, ditFcrent kinds of Grain • this morning.
There were a few arrivals of Wheat from Essex and Kvnit, tine
samples of whi.ch were brisk, and- full as dear as th,s day
week. Fine Barley stlpports its price. The prices air other
kinds of Grain nrty be noted at, oar last quotations. Fioar •
remains the same.

English Wheat 525. G2i. 725.
Fine ditto - 765. —s. —s.
Foreigi. do - 625.:785.
Rye - 335. 425.
Barley - - ‘29s. 355. —s.
Fine ditto - - -40 s. .V2s.
Malt - - • - Gss. 745.
Fine ditto - - -
Wriite Pease (boil.) 525. ti3s.
Fine ditto - - - —s.
Grey Pease - . - - 3Gs. 445.

Fine Grey Pease - 495. —s.
Tick 13(..ins - - - 275. pits
,Small Tick Beaus ,17A.
Feed Oats - - - 2fls.
Fineditto = -82 s. —S.
Poland ditto - 205. 275.
Fine ditto - S3iL
Pot at oe ditto = - 295. •:345.
Itne Seed 461.- Per Last
Fine, Flour. - 603. • 653.
Seconds - - - 555. 60s.

SmiTuriELD, APRIL 95.—This day's Market was pretty
welrsupplied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in
general.was tolerably good; Mutton was dearer; Beef and
Pork were,cheaper;. Lamb and Veal sold at last prices; and
the trade, for the most. part, was rather brisk. The sales.in
the Hay-market were somewhat lively; has dropped in.
price'; 'Straw and Clover fetched last prices.

A Court 144rtial took place on Saturday
night at Plymouth, to inquirt, into the.couduct
of Captain Puttamerr,' of the Primrose shop,,
engaging the Mar Thorough packet ; the result
was, that Captain PH I t.t.orr-r was acnomshed.
Rear-Admiral MA Rrriv, President. - • •

On the 4;h of December, three offiCers.of the
timeriean militia, convicted of desertion, were sen-
tenced to have tlteir faces blacked all over, and
five rations of beef and meal hung about their
necks, their coats turned wrong side out, with the
label ,‘ desertion" on their• backs ; the prisoners,
to be furnished with wooden swords, and their
own swords pointed at their backs, and thus to
be drummed around the lines Of,the camp three
times, bareheaded, and then dismissed.

A few nights since a man ,respectably dressed,
apparently about forty years of age, went into ilia
One Bell Inn, in the Strand, and 'Called for sorne
refreshment, after which ite ordered a bed and a
pint of wine, which he took
.to his bed roOm.
He n- having
.got tip at two o'elock the fol-
lowini; day,,,'-they called him, but reeciyed no
answer, .and finding the door locked, it %I' MI
beCike open, Whea.i. he was found in bed bteathing
his last. -He had (karat nearly all the pint of wine,
and a Paper was found on the tab!e, on which he
had written that he 101 token a cinantitl of. la u,
tlantini to put a period to his existence, as -11 coUfcf
no' endure to lire under a suipicion that ho bad
stolen one hipulred-p;nineas. A surgeon
for, who as'eertaincd- that he bad taken lautienur-,.
He 'stated that his name was Drouot, and by t he
was traced out t:o be a Roman Catholic
One hundred guineas' had been but no smw
picion had been attached to him. 'The Coronet's
Jury sat on the body, and broug,hl ver,UA-
Lunacy.