The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CoRN EXCHANGE, APRIL 19.—We had shale
few arrivals with Wheat and Oats, together with
a consider able
.quantity lett over from last day,
which formed a good supply for this morning's
Market. The sales in Wheat was very heavy .it
reduction of from Is. to 2s. per quarter ; Oats ary
also Is. lower ; having a good supply of 13.a1.cy
it may be noted 2s. lower ; Tick Beans -have de-
clined is. per quarter ; other articles remain the
same except Flour, which declined ss. per sack at
the close of river Market on Monday.

Foreign Wlictit-335..455. 475.
Fine ditto - - - • 735. —s.
English Wheat -51 s. Gk.
Fiue ditto - - 735. —s.
Old ditto - - - —s. —s.
Rye
Fine ditto - - -83 s. —s.

Grey Prase - -30 s. 365.
Fine Grey Prase - 4ls. —s.
Tick brans - - - 995.345.
Old ditto - - 355. 42. i.
Small Tick Bcans 3-Is. 365.
Old ditt•r - 335. 475.
Feed t_ ttds - -17 s. 20i.

Barley - 21 s.
Fine ditto - - - 325. —s.
New ditto - —s. —s.
Malt

Fine all:, - - 255. Vs.
Poland ditto - -17 s. 40s.
Fine ditto - - ' 21s. 319.
Potatge ditto - 345.

Fine

-71 s. —s.

WhitePease (boilers) 495. 545.
Fine ditto - - -ti Os. —s.

Rape Seed 301. 381. per last.

Fine Flour
Seconds

Ws. 655.
555. 60s.

SOUTHWARK, APRIL 17.—We have rather more doing in.
flops, and obtPin better prices—Pockets from 51. i ss. to 81.
fine Aast Keuts to 91. 9s.—Bags front 51. to 81. very good to
81. Ss. per cwt.

We are assured, says a Morning Paper, by a
Gentleman who left Calais only on last Sunday
afternoon, that whilst he was present on the
morning of that day, seven gen-d'armes arrived,
to aid the Police in compelling the young men of
that town (upwards of an hundred) to join the
army, in conformity to the decree just published.
Their names were all enrolled according to the
custom of the French, and many of them were at
home and easily found, but not one of them would
consent to .proceed with the gen-d'armes. The
Mayor of the town sent for the parents of the
young men, and intimated to them the ill conse-
quences that might attend their refusal to march ;
but all remonstrances were in vain, and not a sol-
dier was 'obtained. General VANDAMME, who had
come from Dunkirk, was on the spot, and review
ed at Calais the 56th regiment, which is well
clothed and equipped, and comprised of fine
young men. This regiment, which consisted of
1,200 melt a fortnight ago, has now been reduced
to 1,050 by desertions alone, notwithstanding the
gates are locked every evening, and that it would
appear they had no means of escape except by
ti►e sea.

WINDSOR, APRIL 16.—Sunday the Duke of
KENT arrived at the Castle on a visit to the
QUEEN.. On Monday his Royal Highness left
for Castlebar-hill. Monday the QUEEN and PRIN..
CESSES 'spent the day at the Princess ELIZABETH'S
Cottage in Old Windsor. Princess SOPHIA is
confined to her apartments through indisposition.
The last Royal Hunt for the season will take
place on Friday, when there is to be a remarkably
fine deer turned out from Ascot Heath.
Mr. WALTER SCOTT had the honour of an inter-
view with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house
on Saturday last.
Yesterday the Earl of GALLOWAY, the Rev. Sir
HENRY B. DUDLEY, Bart• JOHN FANE, Esq. M.P.
and DAMES GIDDY, Esq. M.P. were re-elected
Vice-Presidents of the Board of Agriculture.
Mrs. OPIE has disclaimed the authorship of
The Noble Outlaw, which was recently brought
forth at Covent-Garden Theatre. .
Sir H. MILDMAY has, it is said, signified to.his
friends that he intends to receive the band of
Lady ROSEBERRY in marriage, the instant that thin
unfortunate Lady is legally divorced by her pre-
sent Lord.

It is not a little remarkable, and rather credit-
able to our northern neighbours, that the Chair-
and Deputy of the East India Company fur
the last year were both Seotchmen, and that their
siceesscrs to the same honourable situation are
also of ti at country. When it is considered, that
of this executive body (including .the six out try
rotation) which amounts to thirty, only eight are
from that country, is a very flattering compli-
ment, the more so as two of tire eight have only
been twelve months in the Direction, and consc-
tviently not eligible for eittler of the Chairs.