The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 22.
The arrivals of Wheat, Barley, and Flour, Lott week were
mo lerate, and there was not much supply of other articles.—
This morning the quantities of Wheat, Barley, and Beans,
f:etth in from Essex, Kent, and Suirolk, are tolerably good ;
but there are very few. Pease or Oats arrived. Prime
samples of New Wheat were cagetly sought by our ruiners,
at the early part of this moni-g, and from 2e. to 3s. per qr.
advance was obtained on such ; but the trade afterwards
slackened, and there are many samples left unsold..—.'
The ports.remain closed against Foreign Barley, the aggregate
average being 38s. sd. per quarter. Upwards of 17,000 quer-
ters wire rejected front the London return for the, sixth week.
The Barley trade to-day is brisk, at 3s. to 4s. per quarter ad-
vance on the terms of this day tettnnight. Old Beans ar:: 2s.
per quarter dearer, but new have so alteration. Boiling Pease
are 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher ; Grey Pease are advanced :is.
per quarter. Oats have sold freely, and obtained 2s. per guar-
ter more than this day sennight, and very few left on IL,,n
The ports are now closed for three months against Fo e _;n
Oats, and many Baltic cargoes are shut out. The top price of
Flour is undecided, but most people expect it will not be higher.
Att Rica I.s or LAST WEE K—Enghsh Wheat, 8.039; Bar-
ley, 7,553 ; Malt, ; Oats, 1,147 ; Rye, ; Beans, 458;
Peas, 789; Irish Wheat, 1,986; Oats, 2,865; ForeigmOata,
233 quarters; English Flour, 8,683 sacks. .
Wheat, Red (old) 4Bs 6lls Beans, Small (new) ....42s 441
- White (old) s4s 76s (old) ....48s 52s
Red (1824) 48s 56s Tick (new) 34x 3/18
- Fine 60s 64s (old) 4os 44i
- Superfine ....66s 78s ---11 Arrow (new )..,40s 421
White (1824)...52s has - (old) ...44: 484
-- Fine Via 64s Brank 34* ,itts
Supertilte.....6Bs 75s Oats, Feed 22s I!4s
Rye 34s 38s —Fine 254.17 s
Barley 34s 38s Poland 24s 96.
Fine _ 40s 42* —Fine "8s 29*

-Superfine 46. Ns
Malt Mk tilis
- Fine 68s 74s
Pease, firey 44s 46s
31aple 47s 495
--White .... 4115 625
----Boilers 665 605

Potatoe 27i "94
«I. es
---- Scotch 333 .#4O
Flour (per sack) Ws 14s
Seconds 540. sto
--- North Country—Ns 54i
Bran ' Bo to

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN, FROM THE RE-
TURNS RECEIVED IN TIIE WEEK ENDING NOV. 't3.
\Vilest, 635. Id. ; Barley, 375. 7d. ; Oats, 21s. I Id.; Ilya,
375. ; Beans, 413. sd. ; Peas, 44x. I Id.
QUARTERLY AVERAGE, WHICH OOVEItNB IMPORTATION.
Wheat, 601 104. ; Barley, 30s. sd. ; Oats, 20s; 104.; eye,
345. 4d. ; Beans, 41s. 64. ' • Peas, 41s. 04.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
November 17, 1824, is 31s. 4d. per cwt.

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S'AIITHFIBLD 1%1 ARKBT, Nov. 22. • -
The following is an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices at Smithfield Alarket this morning:—
CATTLE AT MARKET,
Beast 3,478 I Sheep and Lambs...... 17,4100
Calves 260 I Pigs
To sink the .OHW, per stone of 814.
Beef 3s lid to 4s. 4d I Veal
Muttou 4s .Od to As lid I Pork As OA tO 5s 61
Lamb Os Od to Os Od. • ' ,

HAY AND STRAW, I.Elt I.OAD.
tiny £3 Os to £3 Og Clover
Straw lOs to ,t 2 54.

The French, who are always fond of playing
upon words, previously to the late king's death, made the fol-
lowing prognostication, which however bas not been verified;..-

A la Mort Louis dix huit
Charles dix parsitra
But read thus— Charles disparaitra.
The difference is sufficiently obvious.

shocking
ACCIDENT.—On Saturday night a most
accident took place on Blackfriare.
bridge. A poor man, named JOHN HINE, re-
siding at Boston, near Shoreditch, Vas on his
way home, over the bridge, on the eastern stile,
when he slipped down the precipice, and fsll
under a horse's belly. The cart which the Aninwl
was drawing was heavily loaded, and before the
poor man could be extricated, the u heel passed
over his loitts,and literally crushed him to atoms.
He was instantly placed on a shutter and carried
to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he died im-
mediately after his arrival. lie has left a preg•
tiara wife and large family to deplore his igss.