The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

Fine Flmir

Grey Pease - - - Os. 35s
SMITH Fi MAY day's Market was pretty Weil
supplied with prime Beasts; and the'sboW A Cattle in gene-
ral was ;piddling; Alutlon and Veal were cheaper; Beef,
Lanih, and Purli, sold at last prices; and Abe trade, for the
most part, was somewhat brish..The sales in the 1-Lty-inarket
were rather considerable ; Straw lids -dropped price; Hay
and Clurer fetched last prices.,, Subjoined is an accurate
statement of the prices and nuMbers:—.
TU. sink the Offal, per stone of sib.•
Beef, 4s. 4d. to 5,4 d. Mutton, 4s. ad. 1055.61.1. Lamb,
Od. to 2s. Gd. Veal, ss. Od.lo Gs. 6d. Pork, 'Jd. to Gs. Gd.
Beasts; iB9O. Sheep and Lambs, 14,700. Calves, IUO. Pigs,
290.

Seconds

555. 60,

• TIAY-NI.I
Hay, 31. Os. to 41. 10s. Straw, 11. 10s. to 11. 16s. Ciover;
41. los. to 71. Os. , - - _

I HELA a

{FROM THE CLONMEL HERALD.)

On theCommeacentent of, the Peace PreServa,:
tionßiil with Aliddlethiill Barony, we'took some
pains in explaining to the other districts of the
• country, that, unless example were takeri,.and
taken with very decisive effect, front that occur•
'Time, the Gentlernen of the country_ were deter-
wined to apply to Oovermitent, and Governiuent
was ready to ,attend to their call, by extending the
provisions - of that Syttite
,to any other district
which should persevere, subniitting to the
tem of ontra;4e. Of one Barony (Clantvilliam),
a few hardy peasants commenced the course so ad-..
Vantageous to its people •• they got arms and
fought..gith.themthey resisted and detected the
transgress Ors; and apprehehded, and proSecuted;
and convicted thetitatt&the Barony does not yet
call for introduction of sttiperiutclitling Magis-
trate, and an extraordinary Police. - The Barony
of-Slieverdagh has afforded instances of the same
kind—like the fortner, the peasantry here alsci
look -tin totheir landlords as th.e.ir friends and pro..
tectors; while they-Vigilantly repreSS any atteMpt
at disturbance,. and enforce the law which
.pre.
serve them in security; It appears that ,the
gistracy and Gently of Eliogarty; Merin,
wartagh, and Uppei. Ortnorid; are of opinion, that
these Barttnies require the assistance of Mr. Peel's
Peace Preservation Bill, to -bring them to subor..-
ditiation.

. _
At six o'clock On.Tiiesddy evening a :parr, gen.
teelly dressed, asef,nnied the i•siiing cirEisex-bridgei
and having. trtkeri,off [lli hat, and laid it at his
feet, he wildly plunged into the aver, and was
drowned. The body had riot been found at a lat
hour yesterday evening.---(Dablin OUni. May 18.)

THE FOREIGN OeEttA.--The serious Opera pf
I Rito D'Eleso was repeated here on Saturday. ;=
The illness of GENI rendered it necetqary to'
shorten the piece ; but to make up for this severe
loss, instead of a Divertisement at the end of the
first Act, an Interlude was introduced, consisting,'
of serious singing, by SignorMAßoocut, the tenor
of last season, accompanied by serious dancing;
which .was well received: But the, general heavi-
ness of this Interlude, drew from those who were
not ‘'icti:ns to soutno/encyits,uatural Operation,
marks of censure from all who were able to resist.
its influence. This " cOmposiug draught" is to
be repeated -to-morrow evening;.---The Princess
CEIARLOTTE was .present, and remained till the
close of the entertainthents, if they may be so de.-
nominated.

• . Soirtnp._--An Tuiptoct, consisting of the inha- -
bitams of Soho, was held on Friday night, at the
house of William Crazy, Coach and Horses, Frith-
street, Soho, on the hotly of Mr. L—, a ba6k-
seller in Sono-square, who shot himself ou,Thurs-
day olernoon. The deceased, a most respectable
man, had (hued. tirith his faMily as usual, atter
which he retired to another part of the house. The
family were shortly afterwards alarmed by the re_
'port of fire-arms, and on the eldest daughter ofthe
deceased (just of .age) approaching the spot, she
found her parent Weltering in his blood, and life
extinct, The deceased had shot himself with is
pistol, and
,the ball had passed from the right
jugular vein, in an oblique direction, through the
upper part of the throat.—lt is not known what
caused the depression of mind which led to this
catastrophe, but it evidently'arose front insauity,
and a verdict to that effect was delivered.
We are informed, that Dr. COoPER, and three
eminent Surgeons, of :.10 years experience in Stric
tures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c.. etc. have establish-
ed, a Medical Board, .at. Charlotte-hous.e , Great
Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Mackfriar's-road, where the Public are relieved
from the most dangerous diseases, ivithout saliva-
tion or' confinement, The Institution claims the
attention of those who have attempted the cure of
themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to
consult Men ignorant of so important a branch of
the profession, whose improper treatment have
tilercurittliied thousands out of their existence.—
Eruptions on the [lead, Face, and Body, sore
Eyes, Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, NoiSe
Pat time Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains
in the Head and Limbs, frequently mistaken 'for
Rheumatism; weakness in the Knees, swelled
'Ankles, with) -a general debility, &c. are a tew of.
the dreadful symptoms which appear years after,
and too often embitter the Matrimonial State,—
Mussrs. COOPER and Co. are co:lsidted daily by
all ranks of people, front ten ti;leight ;' or, by
let ter, incl6:_!.ig a Fee (for no of crier -dre answer-
ed), stating: their cast:, when and the
best Advice is- sent to all parts of the kingdom
They cure the Piles and Fistula, will;,,fir_
or emitting, " acid give advice, g-3ti,:, To:::.hy,
Thursday, and Smith?), murniugs, till (4.'L.)0,.k.