The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-04 00:00:00

THE 111,113.1(E1 S.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 4.—We had some very
considerable arrivals this moaning, both Forei;.,,a
and English, which, added to what was left on
hand' from Wedmsday, caused a very dal!
Fine Wheat may he considered to cow iliac. at the
prices of Wednesday, bat there %vas no demand
for ordinary. Oats have declined Is. pvi gaartcr.
131rley was also Is. cheaper. Malt was dull. hi
other kinds of Grain there was no alteration.

English Wheat 58s. eGs. --s. NewWltite Pease - 6!/s. -s.
Fine ditto -70 s. -s. -s. Grey Pease - - - ;his. 455.
Old ditto - - S4s. -s. Nelt, Grey Pease •- 455. -s.
Foreign do. . -48 s. 58s. 68s. Tick Beans - - - 365. 41. i.
Fine-ditto - - 71:s. -s. ---s: I Small Tick Beans -. 40.. 41.5.
Old Rye - - JO,. 325. 4iis. i Fcitd Oass - - - , 173,-213.
New ditto - - - -s. -s. I Fine ditto - - - 9.5t.' 27i.
Barley • - - - 235. 295. -s. 1 Poland ditto - -18 s. :.is.
Fine ditto - - -30 s. -s. 1 Fine ditto - - 2.35. .;os.
New ditto - - - 355. -s. Potatoe ditto - - 345. ---..
Malt - - - - Gls. 07s. ;tape Seed 251. ti3i per last
Fine ditto - • - 7.45. --s. Fine Flour - - tif,s. 70,
White.Pcase (boil.) 51s. 59-3. Seconds - - Gus. 65,;.
SMlTties ELD, Nov. 4.-This day's Market had lint a short
supply of the varioas kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mritlt;n, Peal,
and P.,rk, supported last prices; and the trade in gi,..neral was
not over brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were sLqriewhat
dull ; Hay, Straw, and Ci,ver, fetched last prices The fol-
lowing prices and numbers are ao accurate statcLuent :-
To sink the Offal, per stone of Sib.
Beef, 4s. Od. to ss..ud. Viittein, ss. Od. to 6s. Od. Ve-d,
ss. Od. to 7s. Pork, 7s. Od: to 83: Od.
Beasts, 790. Sheep, .ifiuo. Calves, 140- Pigs, 370.
HAY-M.ARii.ET. .
Hay, al, to 51. ss. Straw, 11. Ins. to 9./. Clover, 41. 10s.
to 71. 03. ..

CAMBRID(;E, Nov. 3.

The Rer. John Waite, M. A. was last week
unanimously elected, ley the Corporation -of
head Master of the. Free Grammar-SC:11001 !,:•••.
ed by King Edward the Sixth at that place, in _ci.e
room of the late Rev. Thomas Orme, D.

On Monday last an inquisition was taken at
the Blue Boar Inn, in this town, before OR; (h>.
toner for the Borough of CaMbridge, on view of
the body of the Rev. GAWEN
of the Fellows al St. John's College, in this
University, who on Saturday evening precediai.!-,
being au outside passenger of the Ipswich stage-•
coach, received so much injury in passing uui
the gate-way into the said Inn, as to.survive only
a few hours. The Jury found a special Nerfik.,t,
and acquitted the coachman of all blame, it being.
satisfactorily proved, that he gave every neceF-a;.y
caution to the passengers : but several accidents
of a serious nature having occurred at the saute
place, the Jury considered it their duty to make
a representation of the unfortnnate event !to the
Magistrates, soliciting their interference with. the
proprietors of ihe coaches end landlord of the Inn,
trusting that proper means will be immediately
adopted to prevent a recurrence of similar disas-
ters, and to ensure the safety of passengers in
future.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 1.-A person about the mid-
dle age, who has much the appearance of a Jew,
arrived here this morning, and it is conjectured
a post-chaise and four, from which he alighted
near the entrance of the 'town lie applied al-
most immediately at Packer Office, to know at
\Villa hoer the first packet would sail'for Diepi)e ;
anti on being informed that the Union would
under way soon after the arrival of the roaches
from London, he appeared in tic h disappolitte,n,•
and hastened to the White Horse Inn, where ire
took a pest-chaise to Newhaven ; but tinding
packet there, he returned, without loss ot
another chaise, from the Bridge inn, dire-cte:i the
postillion not to stop at the White •Elorse., -!,et
him down at the Gun, on the West Cid. Ills
enquiry respecting the pa-kets was anxiously rt-
newed, amt he soon after engaged the Ivhole of
the Elizabeth for himself, opt condition the Ca7)-
tain sailed immediately ; the Steward and
not being in the way., Were left behind. En os,n
this person: having 110 luggage, his evident ec-A
barrassed manner, and extreme anxiety to get C
the Continent, it is conceived here that no 011 -
nary motive induced him thus abruptly to leay
the country.
The reduction of nearly 50 per cent. • in the
price of bark, has caused not the. slightest altera-
tion in the price of limber.
The foller,viag melancholy accident Oecurroa is
C 3 :it IA) T :
i 37re Saturday
lio,, oflast :-----As ,
IColle!1e, r::!S
entering into the -Blue Boar Inn, Trinity-stree,.,
on the roof the Ipswicieccoach, he was so nine .
crushed (owing to the lowness of the gateva-,)
to cause his death in a few hours.