The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-03 00:00:00

SECOND REPORT FOR DECEMBER.

The limited 'Operations in the course of
,th
montli,•have yielded but Hale matter for agriciti
tural detail. Ihe dry frost, towards the latter end
of it, afforded afavourablecpportunity for carrying
out manure, in which the teams in all distri6ts seetu
attively einployed. ,

The Wheat plants have geneally benefited by
this seasonable turn of weather,

Although- the marketable produce of grain, of
most kinds, has riot been large for the season of the
year, the speculations on a stoppage of the distilla7.
Oon from corn has happily kept the prices from the
ad4vatice which might otherwise have been look-
ed for.

The serious inquiry into the defalcation of ,so
many Brewelies, in various counties, has ll:Aurally.
cootri&uted to keepßatleys dOixn.

The Oat trade is brisk.

The Turnip crops have suffered no injury from
the sudden change of weather.

rce nso.
Wool trade.
• Hay and Strawcontinue nearly at our last re- ,
thing has been done of late in any
pborarLttleiCdllll'l)oorfi the

The Meat markets hare had a fine supply Of good.
Beef, Muttnn, and Pork, on fair terms b....tween thc
Grazier and Butcher.

No shows of Lean Cattle have been made in the
course of the month, troon which any•rise or fall of
stuck could be well aseerCeincd ; but. neither Beasts
not Sheep, in the midland or northern counties, aria
.stated to be dearer. •

COINAGE .OF ENGLAND.--The whole money
coined in England since the beginning of the feigit
of Queen ELIZABETII, up to the year 1793, was as
follows

13y. Queen Elizabeth
King lames I.
Charles I.
Cromwell
King Charles 11.
lames I I •

45.832,933
• 2,53,,0c0
10,4(09.544
7,524,4-5
3.7.'7,657

.
Before the Revolution .
By King William, including re-coinage- 31,1,5911,;63;
Queen Ann . - 2,691,626
King George 1. - - 8,72;•921
George 11. - ... ii,966676
Total during the present Reign till March
25th, 1793, ins;ludingFecoinage

5i,073,36z

Gold and Silver coined in 1793
1794 •
1795
1796 only
1797 •

i16,c63,666
2,747,430 o
2,5j3,894 12 co
49/.71, 5 6
391,789 z o
2,000,297 0 0

‘8,14z,12z o

DAVENANT'eStiMated the Coin in the kingdom is
1711, to be about 12,000,000:

ANDEI'SON estimates it in the year 1762, at
16„000,000.
- Mr.CH,ALmEas snpposes it in 1736, to amount
to 20,000,0001 and at plestnt at 37,000,0001:-

MARRIED.

On the 17th ult. at St Faneras, Major-General Thawlee;
of the lion. East-India Company's Service, to Mrs. Altibusi
°flipper Fitzroy-street.

Ori ifie,24th oit. at Cheltenham., E. L. Savage, Esq. to
Miss Emma Harrison, tnncl,daughter o; the late Thomas
Haistison, "F..iq. of fultord, near York.
On "Monday list, at St. George's, Hanover.square, Mr.
Joseph Crane, of New Bond street, Upholder,, to Sarah.
only- daughter of M. B. Crane., of, Tottemharri.court.road.

(Sithe Ist inst. by special license, at 8C,10.11 Lodge, York.:
shix, (:hailes' Thcrold Wood, Esq. of Thoresly, iii 00
Cowity of Lincoln, to lane, only daughter of Sir j. Tho-,
rojd, Hart. of Syatdn Paris.
•Nesiettlay, at St. Geoige's, Hanover-square, Robert Gam-
ble, Esq. of His Majesty's snip VlCiory-,) to Saran, youngest
daulthier of Thomas Bidwell, Esq. of fl,yde Park Lode,,

DIED.

o_ll-Wednesday last, in his soth year; Mr. James Stewart,
of Chambers-street.

On the i.st inst. Mrs. lelougharn, wife of Solomon Moll,:
hani, Esq. or Charter-house-square. .
• esterday morning, Mr. Witham Ruspini, son of the.
Cheyalier ttuspirri, pt Pall-Mall.

[UGH WATER PT LONDON JJRJOGL TO.MOR-

ROW

Morning, 5o min, after 5. j Evening, zi min. atter 6.