The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-05 00:00:00

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ITAnwrer:r, Auc. 4.---Aii-k•ed the Lices-
Yer packet front iloilandl—Oriugs
lia'nee packet, and the Prince of Orange iNietiet,
fin Cuitt'efiburgh, having previously landed their
mails. Sailed the Lora Nelson packet for
haken, with mails and passenger.—Wind S.S,W.

PLY!‘ioturt, Ave. 3.—Came in the Impreg-
nable man of war from Portsmouth ; Norge
man of war_from Bourdeaux. Sailei the Sultan.
man of war for Portsmouth.—Wind W. N.W.

PORTSMOUTIT,. AUG. 4.---ArOVeti. his Majesty's
ship Drake,from the Downs. Caine into harbour
his M.ijcsty's ships Pembroke 'and Clarence.—
Sailed the Stirling Castle, S-an Domingo, and
Itippon, for Plymouth'. The following transports
were this day released from cpiarantine
Fame, Monarch, Mary, Blessing, .D,JcvsoU, Sir
William Hensley, Maria,,Hyperion,• New Dili-
gence, William and Mark, John Forth, Marga-
ret, Antield, and the fit:rms.—Wind S. W.
DEAL, AUG. 4.---Arrivcd the Queen 'Chsriotte
and Sceptre men of war from the Westward, and.
sailed 'again for the River, .to be paid off
vertt sloop of war from Ciihrattar. Sailed the
Jason frigate to the Westward, Griffon and
Olympia cutter for Borer Roads.--74Vintl W.

fleets for thevllie.st "Indies, the Brazils,
India, &c. will; it is sact, be detained at Ports,-
mouth, even if the wind shonld prove favourable,
until the General Stew,art, lOrnierly in the Coin-.
patty's service, now. takeitup by Government to
convey naval •stores to Bombay, shall arrive at
the general rendezvous.'
A letter from Dublin, dated the Ist of August,
mentions a circumstance of rather a sttrprisiii
description. Au American privateer, on the Sa-
turday previous, entered Dublin Bay, Where she
captured- and destroyer: several vessltls„.amongst
which was a ship from Bourdeanx, with.a cargo
of brandy, which she burnt, and landed the crew
at Dunleary, about five miles front the capital. •
Five Swedish ships from Gottenburgh have
been taken by the Algerines, who now capture
indiscriminately Danish, Dutch, Swedish, and
Russian vessels.

The Peacock American sloop- of war was
criti2.ing on the 30th ult. about seven leagues
S. S.W. of Watevford Tower.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 5;---We bad a few
arrivals of Wheat this morning from Sidi°lk,
fine samples of which supported the Fires of
Monday, but ordinary were exceedingly dull : the
same remark applies to Oats ; an►i other kinds of
Grain remain much in the same state us on
'ednesday.

English Wheat 474. 50s. GOs•
Tine 73q.
Forei,fn do - 575• 75;•
ltve
liarlev - - -«31)s. —4.
Fine ditto •- 4Qs.
Malt - - -61 s. 6ri•
Fine (Mtn - . - 735. 75i.
White Pease (boil.) 57i. 675.
Fine ditto - -70 s. —s.
Grey Pease - - -41 s. 51s.

Fine Grey Peaso - 54.. —s.
Tick Beans - - - ;Ws. 445.
1111a1-1 Tick Beans 475• 50s.
Feed Oats - - - Nis.
Fine ditto - - - —s.
Poland ditto -
Fine ditto - - :ii;s. —s.
Votatee<fitha - - tas. 375:
Rape Aced :351. —I; per I.hst:
Fine Flour - - tins. fi is.
SeC(blliti .15s. (AA.

SMITHFIELD, AUGUST 5.---This day's Market had a short
supply of the different kinds of Cattle; Lamb was dearer';
Beef was cheaper ; Mutton, Pork, and Veal, supported la4r.
prices; and the trade, for the mast part, was out inditYerent.
The sales in the Hay-imrk”t ivere rather Hat. ; flay and Straw
fetchi:l last prices; Clover has gat up in price. 'l'he under-
mentioned prices and numbers arc a correct statement:—
. To sink the Offal, per stone of Fib.
- - -

Beef, 4s. Sti. to 3s. gd. Mutto:i, ss. GA. to lis. 4(1..' Veal,
ss. to ; s.Od Lamb, Gs. to 7s. (id. Pork, 75. t.) Bs.

Beasts, 510. Sheep alit! Lambs, 010. CaAyes, (90. Pigs,
308.

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

Intelligence has been receivedlhat some adven-
turers engaged in the fishing trade from the United
States, disappointed in other situations, have en-
deavoured to establish themselves in the Magdalen
Iles, skinned in.the .oulf of 'St. Laurence, but
they will probably spon'he dislodged.'
The Freedom of the City of Cork has been un-
animously voted to the Right Hon. WILLIAM FITZ-
GERALD, Chancellor of the Exchegoer of Ire-
land., The Mayor and Sheriffs have been directed
to present . it, by the Citizens, in a valuable Box,
and in the most respectful, manner, to Mr. FITZ,-
GERALD, as a testimonial of their high approba-
tion of his public conduct, and of the measures of
his Administration.
THE PARKS.—The tents in St. James's and
Hyde Parks were lighted up last night for dances.
Hyde Park Fair increases every day in size, and
by the 12th it will doubtless be the largest Fair
ever seen in the neighbourhood of London.—,On
Wednesday evening, a young woman of genteel
appearance was thrown from II swing, and had her
thigh broken ; and a tradestu'an from•the Strand
had his pocket picked.
DOGGET'S COAT Atill BADGE.--"YeSterday the
Coat and Badge left by DOGGET, the Comedian,
as an annual prize for the best of six young 1113.
ternien, pulling against .tide .froM the 014 Swan
to the Swan at Chelsea, was disputed h the tol-
loWing Candidates :
Bnicher Of NirandLwort h.
liatacido.
Cook
T
Vauxhall.
Wllliams
. Read. . ..• liorslydown.

They drew up ready for a start aliollt 5 o'clock,
and, on the cignal.being given, dashed away with
velocity truly admirable. At Westminster Bridge
Harris, of liatikide, took the lead, and kept it in
grand style, until he gained the Brainage.
On Wednesday night, the female cook and two
other scrvants, at KenmareCastle, in' the County
of Limerick, incautiously took a quantity of
opium, which they fimod in 4 biatle, on one 0t
the bed-room whdows ; the consttquence of ‘ehich
%vas, that the.cof:ic died ill a feW hours, and the
other two narrOwly escaped, but the immediate
attcudance of Doctor (YeALLAtiHATZ, who admi-
nistered such medicine_ as wand a 4peedy re-
covery.