The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-19 00:00:00

THEMA RK ET S.

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 19. .
The arrivals of - all sorts of Grain last week were only mode-
, rate. This morning. the fresh supplies are composed of fair
' quantities of Corn from Essex, Nent, and Suffblii,. and a kw
more vessels-front the North with Oats; 'ld cotisi:juence of
16,902 qrs. of Wheat being returned, so as to-make the London.
average 74e. id. far the second week,which regulates importation,
and which is considered a false return,..otir-Millers have become
alarmed lest the bonded Wheat should be liberated next month ;
they have therefore made very few purchases to.d: and the
trade is consequently dull at about the sante prices as this day
se'nnight. Barley ltas found buyers for the best qUalities at
about the same terms as last Monday, but inferitor sorts hardly
maintain last quotations. Beans fully support the prices of last
week. Boiling and Grey Pease both meet sale rather heavily,
hut not at lower prices. There has not been Much trade for
Oats to-day, and last week's prices were with difficulty sup-
Whits
ported. 'the Flour trade is dull.
Wheat, . Red
..
361. s
4721: i Pease,
lats White .... .. .... 33s 42s
-----111,171;;:—. ..........
' .....
' 53i 80s Grey— - ''-' 33s 3ls
. 33-6 4,1 Beans - .4 , 35s 47s
as
Malt....

.................. —s —s f Flour • -6.5 s 6bs
ARRIVALS LAST WEEK.
English Wheat,
.5,836-13arlcy, B,lB3—Malt; 4,647—0at5,
o,B76—Rye, o—Beans, 1270—Peas, 444,—Fofeigu, Wheat, 9
Irish 05t5,.4,765--English Flour, 2,930 sack.

• AVIRAGE PRICF. OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND4WALTA,
IN THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 10.
Wheat, 625. 7d. ; Barley, 31s. 6d. ; Oats, 245. Itl. ; Rye,
425. 6d. ; Beans, 365. 11d. ; Peas, 365. 4d.-
The Average I'rice.of Brown or Muscovado Sugar; computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 14th day of
April, 1824, is 31s. lid. per cwt.

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL 19.
This being a ho'iday market, it was not quite So full of 01.4.
as on former Mondays ; but still there was sufficient for th!
trade. We observed a number of. prime Oxen. and the price
may be quoted somewhat cheaper than on this day sennight
there were also a good quantity of Sheep in the Market, but
Lamb is not yet plentiful, but -rather cheaper than on last
Friday. Upon the whole the trade was not brisk.
To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b:
Beef 3.1 (td to 4s 6d Veal
Muttisn 3r lid to 4s Bcli Pork 4s. 4/t1 to bs Od
Lamb 5$ 8d to 6:4.8'4. - -
MAT 4.1,rn STRAW, PLR LOAD. r
May •£4 101 to 5' 1&s I Clover 'XS' Otote Os
Straw las to 1)&,-;
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• EDINBURGH THEATRE.4--011,Morttlivr4vening,
Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE made his (lirst.4prearanee :then two
years, as Jaffler, in Venice Preserved,—Long inimitable a
lover, 1t KEIIII.I LE gave an intenseinterest to .that feeble.
and vacillating character.—Certainly there is. no yaist., ka in
the judgment of the public which :has.long since pronounced.
him supreme in' this part. ills -Pace and figure, rare
models of manly beauty, gave dignity to the-tithinicter ; and
if any thing could
.-.have given eonsisoncy—ta it,: it would
be the overpowering vigour 'of his affection. We are ze-
joiced to Observe &at 'time has nrellowed ilist.:ad of weaken..
ing the powers of this,great actor. No perfointerundoubtedly-
has so many claims to public favour. He is . the last of as
Mt:Bilious triumverate to which the obligationg o the drams.
are beyond reckoning. On Tuesday-evening lienP'peared as
Charles Surfizee in the: Sohool for Scandal. We can conceive
nothing more delightful than his comedy.. There is gm exqu,_
site case and gentlemanly Pdlith about it nat. to*e
(Edinburgh Star, April 15.)
A cctrthvr.--;.A bout twelve o'clock_ this day, as
one of James Booth's waggons, belonging to
Baal Zephonstreet, Bermondsey, was proceed-
ing along the Strand, heavily laden with potatoes,
opposite Southampton-street the ailetree of the
liindruost wheel suddenly snapped in which
n
\mini
ieotimilltelnh momentarily
potatoesl ywoverturnedgreat violence ttte sacks k
et the pfisalhiveee-
iu contact cto
gf front
ro4f, An le ea sr scr,se.
c4i
tkrseo;t),abnudt
Brost-ap'rrro'v'illiteuh(teiafinl;
without. tiOing any material datnage'-:-Li4 is truly
fortunate that, although a number .oNpersona
iIiFFA3! actually liassink.by.at the niUtoegt, we aro
happy to state, that no indiVidiiiil recewed the
.31i,ihttst
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