The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-04 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN -EXCHANGE, DEC. 4.—We. received this
morning- a middling supply of \Vlieat from Essex
and Kent ; the sale in fine sath.les was dull at the
prices of this day vreesk, and inferior sorts were
2s. per quarter lower, and nearly unsaleable 'at
that reduction. In Barley and Malt there is no
material variation ; Oats were dull at Friday's
prices, which were Is. per quarter lower than Ibis
day week ; Tick Beans are dull ; in other kinds
of grain there is no alteration.

. ,
Foieign Wheat 465. 5Gs. Finc Grey Pease - 375. -s.
Fine ditto - -71 k. Tick Beaus -- - 445., 30s.
Eii,zlish Wheat - 465. GOs. • Old ditto - - -30 s. 343.
Fine ditto - - -70 s. -s. Small Tick Beans 30,. 345.
Rye - -30 s. 365•
Fine ditto - - - 355. -s. Feed Oats - - =.lss. ISi.
Barley - - - - 245. 28s. Fine ditto - - -21 s. 235.
Fine ditto - - -31 s. -s. Poland ditto_ !75..205.
New ditto - - - 325. -s. Fine ditto - - - 245. 2tis.•
'Malt - - 295. -s .
Fine ditto • - - - Rape Seed 271. 291. per last.
Whiterease(boilers)3Gs. 38s. Fine Flour - - 55T..605:
Fi ditto -- -40 s. -s. Seconds - - 50s.' 553.
Grey'Pease - -31 s sss.

SartrNFt
ti,n, DEc. 4.--.-This day's. Market was well .sup-
plied witliprime Beaets, arid the show of Cattle in other re-
spects • was tolerably good; Beef, Mutton, and Veal,.. sup-,
ported last prices ; Pork was cheaper; and the trade in gene-
ral was rather considerable. The sales -in the Hay-market,
were pretty lively; Hay and Cloverfetehed last prices; Straw
has got up in price.- We 'annex a correct statement of the
prices anll ntimbcrt:— • • ,
•
To sink the Offal, per stone of Ilb.•
Beef, Via. fid. to ss. 011. Mutton, 4s. Oil. ss. Oil. Lamb, Os.
Od. to Os. nd. Veal. 4s: Sd. to Gs. Od. Pork, 45,0(1. to ss.nd..
Beasts, 2640. Sheep, 14,1170. Calves, 210. Pigs, 340., •
• HA Y-Itl ILK ET.
• .•
Hay, 31. Os. to 41. ss. Straw, 11. ss. to 11. 12s. • Clover,
41. Os. to tit. ss.

WINDSOII CA.STLE, Drc. 3 —Yesterday the
Queet4, after linking tier monthly „ com:4 of
State on the KING, took an airing in a coach and
four, accompanied by Princesses Elizabeth and
.Mary, to Eghain and the neighbouring country,
returned to the Citatie to dinner, After the
break rip of the Council, the 'Archbishop of
Canterbury and Earl Winchelsea left'for'London
Lord Arden left for Oxford. Sir Henry Halford,
after attending the Queen's Council, and being
out of wiiitiog on the Fling, left for London.
In the immediate viciuity .of, Vittoria, there
was lately caught a panther, which. i 5 supposed
to have escaped from on hoard some vessel on the
sea-coast, as its existence, where it was found,
cannot be accounted for ii a manner more pro-
bable.

A French Paper states as a fact the following
trait or aniinal sagacity:—" In the night of the
22d.Nov. there was a great fall of snow at Com-
mercy (Meuse), for the first time this Winter,
and of such violence, that the ground was covered
to idcpthofeight or ten inches. When the Rus-
sian dragoons stationed' there were taking their
horses to water in the morning, these animals,
surprised and delighted at a sight which, doubt-
less reminded them of their country, began to
prance, neigh, and roll-themselves in the snow.
A number escaped from the hands of their •con-
ductors, who had great difficulty in catching them
again.?

The French Midget is, it is said, to be proposed
this week. Never had a Finance Minister a more
difficult task to perform but there is one class of
items to which we trust, resort will be had to
lighten the heavy burthens of the State—that class,
‘vhielrhas (-troll& on these burthens, viz.. the
fortunes-of the traitorous adherents Of the Usurper,
which haVe been acquired by revolutionarymeans.
On Thursday the Consistory Court granted' a
divorce a mcnsct et thoro to General DYOT from
his wife, on the ground of adultery with Mr.
Dutls, who has been long a prisoner in the
_King's Bench, in consequence of the verdict for
20001. datina,ges obtained against hint by the
General.

HORRID Munrmn.—We are extremely concern-
ed to state, that on Monday evening last, as Mr.
BAKER, of Lismacue, a inost respectable Magis-
trate of the county of Tipperary, was return-
ing home from a Special Session of the Peace
held at Casket,. he was fired-upon as he passed
•the gate of ThomastOwn„ by two persons. Both
shots took effect, and he was lulled upon the spot.
Mr. 11A1:-v.it lately appeared as it witness against a
Matt Who was convicted tinder t4.e Insurrection
Act. He thereby incurred the resentment of the
party, and was marked for assassination. Wheu
• Mr: OAK ER was we defended him front his
•political enemies. who maligned him—he is now
dead, and we have only to join in the sorrow which
is felt t y all
gip,)
en for h::0,)