The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

SADLER'S ASCENT FROM YORK.

Yesterday Mr. SADLER, junior, ascended in
their beautiful and superb Balloon, from Kettle-
well's Orchard, -behind-the Cathedral, amidst the
admiration and plaudits of an immense multitude
of spectators: The• balloon rose-in the most:o4-
11rue and majestic manner, at 33 minutes Past one
took a course to .the W.N.W. till it had risen.
as .high, as: ,the Cathedral, after which it, took
a ,direction to the N. N. W. and continued in
view until its descent, ,which took &ace about
eighteen minutes • past two, apparently with-
in a mile of Craike, near: Easngwold, about
twelve miles from York.. The intrepid aeronaut
saluted the speetafors by waving his hat and his
flag,' till the distance tendered him no longer vi-
sible.—(York Chroilick, Aug-. 25.)
On MOnday et:ening the 220 instant„ the north.
east wing Of Brough
.Hall, in this county, the seat.
of Sir Hshav LAWsorq, was `discovered to be on.
fire ; but by the strenuous
,assiStance of hiS ser-
vants and neighbours, it was at -length got under,
with some considerable damage ,to the roof, and

WiNnson,' Aoo.2s.Tnesday her Royal High,
ness, =—„
rrineess AUGUSTA, attended by the Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY and Sir ERENT SPENCER,
thok on h'or'seback in the 'Great Park.
Her Royal HighneSs. Princess SouniA took an.
"airing a carriage ha the Little, Park,. attended by,
Lady ISABELLA .THINZ4E. Yesterday her Royal
Highness Princess AUGUSTA took 'her usual air-
ing on horseback. The day proving very wet
and damp, Princess Sortitti did not go out. Her
MASESTy and the PRINCESSES arrived at the Castle
from-London about half 'past. three O'cluick; at-
tended by an escort of the 4001 Horse 'Guards
,(Blues).. The ArchbishOp of CANTERBURY. left
the Castle this afternoon for London. This
morning her Royal: Highness Princess AUGUSTA,
attended by General's SPBN6DR and TAYLoa, with
other attendants, rode on horseback up the Long
Her Royal Highness Princess
with the usual 'attendants, took an airing in a
carriage in the Little Park. Princess CHAR-
LoTrElakes her usual airing in her phaeton round,
• the neighbourhood of Crunbourn : the rides are
beautiful there..

Yesterday being settling day in Consols at the
Stock EXchauge, Mr-FEiVti, the ci-devant bro-
ker of Lord "CqC'HRANi: and Co. was declared
Defaulter.

Mrs.: JORDAN sailed on Wednesday from Mar-
gate for Ostend,. on her way to Brussels, from
whence she will take a tour home thitOugh Lisle
and Paris. - - - ' -

The York Theatre, on Saturday last, resembled
a Pete. thampetio,, all.- the boxes being converted
into arbours, bOwers of roses, &c. The pert of
Penraddocie., in the Wheel of Fortune, was sustain-
ed by STEPHEN KEMBLE. Mrs. MAci.i" AmAtu, iq
Emily Tempest, received great applause.
AlissSTErnr.Ns was to close her engagement
last night., at the Plinburgh. Theatre. The en-
tertainments announced were,•. The Lard of the
Manor, and Rosina. MiSs STEPaENS was' to play
in IRO pieces.
YOUNG, BI.,ANCHARD, Miss MA+THENVi, 'and.
Airs. Gtoyna, are among the theatrical importa-
tions at Liverpool.
Considerable alterations and new staircases are
making at Covent-Garden Theatre, which will
re-open on thel2th of September.
In many of the print-shops, old
,BLUCHER is ex-
hibited with an enlinrioM,pipein his mouth. This,
.we presume, is.done to give the public some idea
of the manner in which the.gallant veteran passes
his hours in this " time of Peace."

CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. U.-
Wheat this day at market, yet
th4t article, which maintain
Malt and Barley dull sale, at
Withogt'varLition. Oats eunti
Grey Pease, and all other kin&
per, last:
English .Wheat 6.1.605."131.
Fine (ditto -,s. --s, 675.
Foteign,a - .ses . 625. 85s.
Rye - - -30 s. 38s.
Barley - - 7 30s. 345. —s. j
Fine 'ditto - - 395. 1
Malt -.-— '64s. 71S:1
Fine ditto -71 e. 794.
White Pease Choil.) 555. has.
Fine'ditto - - - 645.. —s .
Grey Pease - ' - 8!)s 465.-

—We had a; plentiful stipply of
there was Very little doing in
ed the pricTs of Wednesday.
londay's prices. Beans remain
nine as before. Boiling. and
tn is of Grain, teain thie satire as

. .
Fine Grey,' Pease -' 50s. —s.
Tick Beans - - - ?53..:e5,
Smal 'Fiek,Beans 495. 535..
Feed Oats •- - -20 s. 255.
Fine ditt<4 -
'Poland ditty • - -21 s. 295.
Fine ditto - -32 s.—S.
Potatoe ditto - - .305..385.
Rape Seed .341.--1, per Last.
Fine Flour - -70 s. 75,,
Seconds - • • 655. 70s.

• • . Smt-Turtui,n, AUGUST 26.—This day's Market had MA a.
good supply of the. different kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton,
and Lamb, were, cheaper ; Veal and Pork sold at last prices ;
'and the trade in general was not very brisk. The sales in the
•
Hat-market were rather dull ; Hay and CloVer•have dropped
in price : Straw fetched a better price. The following.prices.
and nurabers arc an accurate statement
'Sink the Offal, per stone of Sib. •
Beef, 4s. 4d4 to ss. (id. Mutton, ss. od. to Gs. Od. Veal;
6s. to 7s. ad; Lamb; SS. to 6s: 4d.. Pink, 7s. to Ss. 4d.
Beasts, 60. Sheep and Lambs, 5900. Calves, 190. Pigs,.
320. .