The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

IMPfOMI I'Li.

The French have made Ititmisix of SlDooss the Sire,

A wonaerful matte': indeed,
For well taiglit the World at that Dait;hter

Who, in age, should her Father czcced.

111 E 11 A Itti ETS.

CORN' EXCHANGE, SEPT: but a
short supply of Grain for this morning's Market;
fine samples of Wheat were readily taken oll,at an
advance of froM 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Oats Were
brisk,
.at Wednesday's Fice,i, which were Is.
dearer than,on Monday: Bailey and Malt had
but a. (lull sale. lit otber articles there was no
alteration.
English Wheat 535. 575, 725.
Floc! to -87 s. —s:
Foreign do. - 575. so,.
It:ye - - 30‘.
-
Fine ditto - -
Malt - - - • 6-is. 70.
Fine ditto -
WbilePeas,' 51s•Ps
Fine ditto - - - (16:k. —s.
Grey l'eac - - 395. 46s

Fine (hey Pease -50 s. —s,
Tick Beans - - - 355. 45.5,
tiniall.Ti'ek Beans 494. 625.
Feed Oats - - -is los. ,2‘2s.
Fine,ditto - -7 27,, —s.
Pi;land ditto - - 265.
Fine ditto' - -
Potatoe ditto -
Rape Seed 331,--1. per I 4ist.
Fine Flinir 70s. 75's.
Si•eoltds• - - 655. 70s.

- - 2Ss. ---s

S3I TH rl ELI), SrPT.l6`.—This Nlarktg was not well
suppliU With the different kinds: of Cattle.;_ Mutton and Pork
.were clearer: Beef and Veal were cheaper; Mu' the trade, for
the 'most part, was 'somewhat sales in theflay-
marliet were rather dull itraw has trot up in price; Cl.,vcr
has fallen in price, Hay fetched last price. The following
prices awl numbers c a correct statement :

siuk the otu, per one ;it
Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. Sd. Mutton, ss. Ltd. to Gs. 4d. Veal,
6s_ to 7s.Od. Pork, 7s. to Bs. 6d.' - .

Beasts, 720. Sheep, 6200. V Calves, 108. Pigs, 400.
HAY-MARKET.
Hay; 31. 10s. to 51. Ss. Straw, 1:. 10s. to 21. 2s. Clover,
51. Os. to 71. 7s.

HAYMAIIKET...-- The season .closed last night,
with the new Comedy of Lure and Gant. the In-
terlude of The Saracen's Head, or Not at Home,
and the Pantomime of Doctor 'Horns Ppcas. The
protracted close of OR. Th atrcN, added to
the uncertain. state of this, which hinders
Cot,mAt; front giving full scope to his, talents, has
prevented_ the season from bv.ing very produCtive,
though he had collected a very r.:spectable com-
pany of performers. Before the dropping of time
curt lin,
.411 r. TEnRY came for Ward, and addressed
the audience in the following ,pvcch :
" Lollies aid Gentien-3.lthougll an extension' has hero
W' to the annual licence for Perform aces at this Theatre,
so many obstacles still present tlnSinseives tai enjoy--
ment of the grant, that the Season must terminate this eyea-
ing._ -

The Proprietors, by whom- I ar.i deputed, on .thi: ocea-
skm, request the to oiler you their most graierill acknowledg-
ments for tke favour, and patronage they have experienced.
from a liberal PuMie.

" 'fife Perjfiritiers, Ladies and Gentlemen, ber, leave to add
their sincerest thanks fur the-supliort you have so generou,ly,
bestowed upun their efforts, and we must respectfully bid you
fare Well."

Covent-Garden -: Theatre has Opened ►vith an
attraction correspondent with the active and li-
beral exertions of its Proprietors for the •enter-
tnent of the Public, drawing four of the .fullest
houses ever known at the commencement of a
season.

11r. KEAN is performing at Birthingham, skim-
ming were the last country cream, on his return
to head-quartcrS.- - - , .
Mr. CHARLES,KENIBLE, if he meets with due
encouragement) will open an English Theatre at
Paris. . •

It appears from the Glasgow Papers, that a
inisonsOerstanding has taken
.place between Mr,
rIENRY JOHNSTON aial Mr. EmERY, relative to an
engagement of the latter to play at the Glasgow
'Theatre, during his visit to Scotland. EmERY did
not 4ppear, and insists that the engagment was
not finally concluded. Mr. JOHNSTON asserts that
the Cilgagetilein Wks complete, and has published
a long statement on the subject.
The last accounts from Mr. rim MAS SnEarnAtY,'
we are sorry to say, left that gentleman very 01 at
Madeira.

- A private letter from Calais states, that Lady
HAMILTON will shortly pay a visit to the hymeneal
altar, hand in hand, with a French Count. ,

Ma. IVILKIE, THE ARTIST.—We copied an ar-
ticle from a Morning Paper on Wednesday last, in
which the names of this Gentleman and his to slier
were erroneously • introduced, in a case respecting
the rejection of a person who applied for liberty
under the Insolvent Act. The case related to an-
other person of a sitailar name, whose 'father is
an Artist, as well as himself. The father of :Mr.
WiLKIE, the Painter of The Blind Fuller, and
other celebrate:l works, was a qergyman
in Sc~ot-
land, antl died about two years. ago. It is much
to he regretted that reports of such cases are not
mote correct, as they frequently, from mistakes,
occasion great inquietude in those who have•no-•
thing to do with. the matter. . •

TwENTY TnotrsAND routms !—The-- Ticket,
No. 12,343, a Prize of 20,000/,' drawn on Toes=
day, was shared and sold in One Half, One Quar-
ter, °tie Eighth, and Two Sixteenth Shares, -by
EY-roN, Stock-broker, 2, Cornhill, 'and -18, Co-
%,entry-s9Tet ; and the fortunate Shareholders arc
requested- to apply for. their Prize-Homey imme-
diately, which they will rtccive 014 demand. •

Afs-O'fflEß LAoDIGY.•

Mr. 7ton-on—Observing in -sererar Papers an
account of a very extraordinakr musical genius,
in a yoillit at Plymottth, of the age 'of twelve.
F Iteg tO send ..oti wltat I deem- a `treater ctici-
o ta'keit ft:olit 'lorry's. Ire lilt 111Yortics.—Ilie
Editor, speakingao.t the harpers •in.'Wales,,nan'te
Mr.,RANof-tis, of IVrexhatn, as one of the best ;
•thet). proceeds to mention hiS daughter-,- Miss
E. ItAsot.F.S,'WhO, when but sixteen months old,
sheaved strong musical. powers. She actually
could, at that early period, play the melt4l-y
of the " Blue Bells cif-Scotland','"-- on the piano,
forte; a6O, " Charley civer tile Water.,P (with
°tie hand, Of :course). She performed' first
in put:lie,. when but two y:?urS old (18ttl ), and she
ehold strike aay note on the plamr-forte which a
voice mig-ht sound, without the least hesitation ;
she footnoted to 'improve rapidly, and when but
three years and six month; old, had tire honour of
perforioing to iris Majesty mid the lloyal Family
at Kew. The KlNG:presented her with a handred
guineas; a pliblic breakfast was given for her be-
nefit at CumberhnniGardens, imder the patronage
of the Prhicc of. Wnces, which was atteaded by
all 'the fashiOnables then in London. .
At the age' of si-r years, this wonderful child
corbel play the most Scientific compositions, and
sing at sight ! In 1807 and 1898, she m olt! a -tour
through the principal towns in the kingdom, ac:
companiedby her father; she was patronized and
admired be all who sass' her.
I a June, 1898, s he again appeared in Loudon, and
a Concert teas given tinder the patronage of the
Prince of WAr.p.s, the Marehiouess of Dow-Ns a : an,
&L:. etc. rat the 11,mover-stptare Rooms, where e'very•
perfarnier of celebrity grauitotisy' assisted . -the
concert was under the direction of the lion JonN
Sc keen. kl'hen arty new music was brotte,ht her,
she would run it over and talk to he'. lather (who
is blind).' On being asked how it was that She
conkd talk and play strange music. at the same
time, she Would say, '' Lean see half down the
page at pace." She now plays the harp very
finely, and is the delight of her affectionate
father, whose paternal fondness•for this wonder-
ful child would now allow hint to 13trt With hdr,
tirmtgh" many advantageotis offers were made
to him:- The Princess of '-\VAL wished to have
educated her. The late Mr. BIDD6LPH also re-
peatedly requested Mr. RAittmEs to suffer her to
remain wit,. his daughters, ,rod promised that she
should receive every possible-attention, aatd'die
educates: in every respect the ' same as his own
children. An anecdote is told of her, that when
about four year old she tva Oil ~1 -visit at Blifek-
heath with the PrifiCess of WALES. 'rite-Princess
CHARLOTTE Said to her one day, "-Do you-fill-ow,
Miss RANDLEs, that my grand papa is the King
of •ENGLAND, and my -papa it; The Pribee of
WALE'S ?"---" Well (replied this young'S«ppho),
and my father k the organist of Wrexham !-l''--:
Your's, &c: .
Sept. 12, 1834. . H. itM ONIC US,.