The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-16 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CotiN-EkcitiNnt; MAY 16;:--We hhd ricit Marty at'rivals of
\Vheat or Oats this morningi hot, what Was left sfl er from
week, with the addition this morning, was guile equal th 1116
demand. Flue Wheat sold freely at an advance of full 2s
per quattyr from thiS day week. Fine samplcis of Oats sup-
port the prices of Friday, -Which ivere towel- than this day
Week, hot,Or(iinary, were droll of sale. , Fine B-arley and Malt
support their piices. In Pease and Beaus there was no al-
teration. Flour remains the s
English Wheat 525. 625. t2i.
Fine,ditto SOs.
Foreign do- -5-2 s. 625. 82.5.
nye
Barley - - - 295. 355.
Fine ditto - - -41 s. "Os.
Malt - - - . 655. 745.
Fine ditto - - - Sos.—s
WliitePease (boil.) 545. 65s
Fint' ditto - - 675. -s.
Grey Pease - -36 ti. 44s

Fine Grey Peaie 48.5.
Tick Beans - - -86 s. 435.
Small Tick Beans 17s.
Feed Oats - - - lUs. 245.
Fine ditto -30 s. -f.
POland ditto -20 s. 9.lis.
Fine ditto - 3l s.
Putatoe ditto - - 265. 335.
Rape Seed 371. —I. per Last;
Fine Flour - - 6os. 65;.
Seconds - - 565. 60s.

SMITHFIEth, MAY 16,—ThiS day's. Market had a consi-
derable supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle
other respects was pretty good; Mutton was dearer; Beef,
Lamb, and Veal, were cheaper ; Pork supporks last price ; and
the trade in general was sumewhat brisk. The sales in the
Hay-market w.c.rc rather lively; Hay and Straw cbtained
prices; Clover has fallen in price.. We annex a correct state-
ment of the prices and numbers:—

To sink tio-.! Oifal; per stone of Sib,

Beef, ss. 4d. to 6s. oth Mutton, Cs. 6d. to Js. Ad. Veal,
Cs. Od. to 7s. 4d. Lamb, 7s. Gd. to 9s. Pod: 7s. Od. to 8.6 d,
Beasts, 2100. Sheep and Lambs, 19,500. Pork,
Piggy
310. ' •

HAY-MARKET.
Hay, 31. Os. to 51. Os. Straw, 11,10 s. to 21. 2s. Clover,
51. Os. to 71. Os.

The Gazette of Saturday announces the follow-
ing creations and promotions : Lord KEITH to
be Viscount KEITH, and Sir E. PELLEW to be
Baron Exmounf Admiral CORNWALLIS to. be
Vice-Admiral, and Admiral YOUNG to be hear--
Admiral. 'This Gazette also contains a great num-
ber of Addresses, congratulating the PRINCE Re-
'GENT upon the present happy aspect of public af-
fairs, among which is one from the United Grand
Lodge of Ancient Free,Masons of England, signed
by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sys:.,E±.

One effct of Pieacc has been the reduction of
the wages of the sailors in the coal trade; from 91.
to 41. a month.

Field-• Marshal Lord BfißEtFOßti has arriTed in
town froill Paris.

We are OW to'perteive,h7 the provincial prints,
that PITT gabs are forniing in all parts of th
country. •.
It is said that Sir ThOMAS PICTON COM-
mand the troops,destined for America. Accounts
have reached town, that this gallant °facer bad
actually•sailed with a large division of the Britidi

Army.
By the new regulations for the recruiting dc-
partment, the levy money for the
,cavairy is fixed
at 4/. 46. for unlimited service, • and 31. 3s. for li-
mited service.

The new ship of the line, the Nelson, the Largest
and finest vessel ever known in, the British navy,
is now completed at Woolwich, and the launch of
her is reserved as an interesting spectacle for the
illustrious Sovereigns who are about to visit this

General'MoNTßEson left Leghorn on the 231
nit. with a body of English troops for Corsica,
according to 'the desire of the inhabitants of that

island.

• •A
number of Frenchmen, who had entered' into
our foreign corps, Were discharged last week, and
arc ordered to be conveyed to Morlaix. Each man
received three months' pay with his discharge.
Musrc.—We arc sorry that we had not an op-
portunity of noticing Mr. BARTLEMAN'S Annual
Concert, which took place on Friday last, in the
Hanover-square Room, and that we now can only
,mention it
.briefly. The professional exce!lence
and private worth of Mr. BARTLEMAX attracted so
numerous anaudience, that many persons could not
obtain a seat, and all the spaces were occupied.
The Concert, in point of selection, was admirable,
•pncl nothing could he more correct than the per-
formance altogether. Mr. BARTLEMA'g exerfe-il
himself in the most zealous manner to gratify his
•Patrons, and sung with such science, taste, and
judgment, and with Such-strength and sweetnci;s.,
as 'afforded the highest gratification.,• and was at-
tehded with the warmest applause. •

COUNTY OF WATERFORD Et.EottoN—State
the Poll on the 14th Day
For COlonel Palliser13
For Mr. Power
• Majority for Mr. Power .-364

. -
When the Pointr!,, had proceeded a short tinv:
On Twesday morning, Colonel PALLISER declared
his intention of giving no farther trouble.
RICHARD LYSTER,.ESq. of RoWton Castle, and
B, BENYON, Esq. are the present Candidates for
Shrewsbury, in consequence of the elevatioti ot".
Sir R. HILL to, the Peerage ; and a surarm_contest.
is expected.
CAPITA"... PRIZES, sli"ared and sold by CARTER,
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Tnesday last 6163, a Prize of 5001. ; 5750,
a Prize of 3001.; 2652, a Prize-of 2001. ; and.
8417, a Prize .of 2001. The fortunate Holders
may receive their. INloney on demand, or exchange
them for Tickets and Shares in the New Lottery,
which begins drawing the 4th of .Next lgona
Schemes, with partictdars, may be had at thc
above Office gratis. • .