The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-07 00:00:00

SHIT? E Llb MARKET, . Sen. 7

ThiS day's-Mallet had a considerable. supply of
pritne Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other
.respeets.-was pretty good ; Beef, Mntton, Lanib,
Veal, ands-Pork, are dearer._; and the trade in ge-
neral was souiewhat brisk.—'rhe.„sales in the Hay
Market Were tolerably livelY ; 'Straw fetekttFlast
price; Hay and -Clpver have fallen in price =--We
annex a correct statement of the price:; and num-
bers • .
. . , .

o.sink the Offal;prr Stow. of Alb.
Beef,- 4c. alAtvk,. Sd. Muttou, 4s. 6d. to ts. lOct. Vcal,
ss. Od. toes. ea. Lap ti. t.. 6s. 6d. Pork, ss. t.) 63. Bd.
Beaits; 050.. Sheep and Lambs, 16,500. Calves,lo. Pigs,

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SI`,IITITFIELD HAYMARKET .
£1.155i.tti51. lUs. 'St:caw; 21. 2s. to Zil. Clorer, 51.
Os. to 71.03. , , ,

• CORtsr,ExCHANGE, SEPT. 7.---This d ty• the ar-
rivals of Wheat coastwise .make a middling sup:-
ply, with that arrived,in the Baltic:fleet, supposed
about .13,000 quarters, time request, and
and
supporatlar4 prices, other qualities; give way;
3arle .3atikgr lower ;. Malt and White Pease at
littleinatnation ; Beans of each description are.
dearer.;:trie supplies of Oats are but iuconsidera-
and the trade dull in sale, nearly at the last
quotation ; dour at late prices.
Wher.t - - 355.1105. 148 s.
Fine ditto - - 1525. 155-4.
Rye
Barley ' - - - 565. G4s.
Ilaatt - - -90 s. 99.4.
White Pease (boil.l 16s. 8.24
Grey.iiitto - - 755. 80s.
BCAUS - - 1. 9Vs.

Tick Beans - -90 s. 965.
Oats - - - - 565. 60s. 645.
Poland ditto - 655. Os.
Potatoe ditto - - 703. 71s.
Rape Seed - - - 541. 601.
Fine Flour - -115 s. liOs.
Se.cQuds - - 1154.

Tgr LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 5.

Adiniral4-oifice, Sept. 5, _ 1812.

dOpy of a Lltter from Victi-Adinirai Sir James Saumarei,
Bart and N. B. to. John Wi,sci Croker, (Lard on
board his Majesty's Ship Vittory, in Hawke Road, the 2•7 t h

Atigust; 1812;

SIR,

I herewith iticlo.s'e a letter I itave received from
f.ear-Adaiiiakillartin, d,lted the 17th instant, on
hoard the Aboukir, off Riga, conveying informa
tion of the movements Of the Russian forces to that
period ; liy which their ~Lordships will observe;
that no event of importance had taken place since
the letter I transmitted froth the Rear-sLdniiral,
dated' the ll Instant.

SIR,

I have the hbnour to be, &c.
(Signed) • JAS. SALTMAREZ.

Aboukir; Off Riga Bay, Atg. 17; •IFI2

I Lave acquaint you that couriers arrived last
night frogLCOunt Viittgenstein and General Bar-
clay de TOW; by whom we learn that no impor-
tant affair has yet occurred.

Cotint Wittgenstein's letter, is dated the 13t1
nstatit; small village :called Doscl- o h, about
forty niile-s this side of Polotzk, to Whichlast place
he had pursued Oudinot, and leaving a strong ad-
Vanced‘pust in front of it, in order to deceive him,
-the CO-t
-it iannediately took a direction with his
army towards Druya to meet Macdonahl, of whose
•
departure from this neighbourhood he had receiv-
ed early intelligence. _
Hearing, hOWeVer, that Marshal Oudinot had
obtained,a reinforcement of eleven thOusand men,
he halted, and presently moved forward again in
the direction of Polotzk, and falling in with a
small French division, he attacked them, and took.
Six hundred prisoners, besides baggage. 'lt was
conjectured that Ondinot bad recrossed the river,
and it was ascertained that his loss in the late ac-
tion had been touch-mote severe than vas et first
reported..

General Barclay de Aro letter is -dated the
10th of Angnits, at Smoiensko ; ir-speaks only of
an attack made by Count Pablen's cavalry on the
• enemy's-rear-guard, which he drove before him,
taking trvolor three hundred prisoners, and Gen-
Sebastiani's ea—l
-liege, with all,his papers.
Frequent skirniishes take place, and they are
represented as invariably favourable to the Rus-
-sians, and ~.very thing•in the army is going on in
a satifactory way. Sever4l smell detachments
from this gqrrison have been scouring the Noun-
try, and have destroyed a magazine and taken
some' prisoners.

I have the honour to be, &c.
T.M. MARTIN, Rear-:dm

Vice-AdmirpirSir.Jan4s Sa:uniarez,
Bart. lit B. &c.

Admiralty Office, Sept. 5, 1812.

Extract of :,o.l.etter from. Cooimodor6* Home Poptsam to
Admiral the Right Hon. Lord Keith, K. B. dated on board
his Majes Ship'Venerable, Angifst,
1812, and transmitted by the last-mentione&Otteer to.Joha
WilsOa Crofter,. Esq.

Yesterday morning at day-dawn, General Re-
novates attacked the enemy, and "his dispositions
were so judicious that he drove him out of the
tONNiII, from whence he retreated on the high road
t Zorne§a., and his whole force fell back towards
Parango:• The Spaniards lost ten men killed, and
twenty-three wounded; the enemy certainly lost
more, and had six prisoners taken.
Major Williams marched with a strong picquet
to examine the country ; but as enemy con-
tinued -to retreat, be returned to the town of
boa in the course of the night.

I directed Captain Malcolm 'to take a propor-
tion of gimp() :v der, with a party of men, to blow
up the 'Moro, as we 1184 co'npletely destroyed
every work at Portugatete and its neighbour-
hood 5 but,assGenesal Renovates preferred doing
it himself, I supplied him with powder for that
purpose.

Mar•Qffice, Sept. 5, 1812. •
BREVET.
Nlalor-Genettils George tun of Dalhousie and the T-Ton.
Stewart to be Lieutenant-General in the Array- serv.Ag
Spain and Portugal.

Commission signed by his lloyal.Pl' e%nesc the Prince Regents
• • in the name and on th:' '..t.half of his Majesty. • -
To be Adjutant to the 24 East Gloucester Regiment of Local
Militia—George. Parkins, Gent. Tice Edwards deceased.
Commission in the . Tower Hamlets Militia, Signed by tint
Lord Lieutenant.
-•"• • - Ist Itoval Rei:nent. •
to be Captaiii-7.-illiam riirtune, Esq. vice Cruden, resigned.
Commission in the Whitchnrch Volunteer Infantfy, 'signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.
,To be Lieutenanto—kienry.Hauter, Gent. vice Edney, re-
Signed:

BANKRUPTCY. ENLARGED.
Mark. Moody. Elder-street, Spital-:fields, ;lour-factor, frvzl
Sept. 1 to 19.

BANKRUPTS.

John Pollock, Wakefield, Yorkshire, wool-stapler, to surreu-
tler September 23, 24, and Octo!)er 17, at eleyen, at the
New Court House, Wakefield. .AttornieS Messrs. Baxter
and Martini Furaival's Inn, London; or Messrs. Foljanabe,
Wakefield.

Ro;;ert7Rloliock, jun. and William Pollock, Wakefield, 'York-
Aire, wooletaplers, Sept(Anber 23, 24, and October 17, at
eleven, at the 'New Court Houle, Wakefield. Attornies,
Mr. Richard Bettye, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Ed.
-ward Brook, Wakefield:

Seth l'utwood, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire, mercer, Septe7n-
ber 21, 22; and , October 17, at two, at the Guildhall Coffee-
house, .Worcester, Atturnies, Mr. Gill:an, Worcester,,
Mr. Hopley, Aberystwyth, or 'Messrs. Cardalcs and Young,
Gray's Inn, London.
John Moon, late of Norton in the Moors, Staffordshire, shor-
keeper, October 12, 13, and.l7; at ten, at the White Harr,
:tarford. Attornies, Mr. John Stanly Smart, Staples tun,
Lo.ido4, or John Lelly Parker, Stz‘ffurd.
John Gamble, late of St. Neut.'s, fiuritiugdon-,- paper-maker,
September. 12, 2G, and October 17, at tv,eirt., at (itAldlaaili
I,4nackn. Attorney, Mr. Miller, lied-Lin-square,

•
John Sake, Ipswich, linen-draper, Septcrelyer I,', at sift, 119,
at cle,..cn, and October 17, at ten, at Ouilfilli, 1 ommti.
. Attornies, Nlessrs. Pourdillon and liewitt, Little Frithly-
street, London.
-John. Kavil Cross-street, Newirgton-Butts, money-scrivener,
,
September 8, 10, and October 17,• at yeti, at Guildhall,
. London. Attorney Mr. Burdon, Temple-stieet.
.
DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall.
Sept. 26: T. Pell, jun:Maidstone, cooper, at ten..
Sept. 17. C. Hulla.n and W. H. Huilatn, Limelmuse, ship-
' chandlers, at twelve.
Oct: 18. H. Houghtim, King's Arms-yard, Colemam•street,
. merchant, at ten.
Or*. '. Humphreys, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman-street,
merchant, at ten.
Sep .„. tlattye and T. Pilgrim, Laurence-Pountney-Ifill,
brokers, at ten.
Sept. 19. W. Blackburn, Humberstone-street; St. George,
carpenter, at eleVen.
Sept. 28. J. Welsh, Birmingham, brass-fotisder, at ten, at
• the Royal Hotel, Birmi ngh
Oct. 5. N. P. Singer, :Westbury, Wilts, common-brewer, at
twelve, at the George, Frotne Selwond, Somerset.
Sept. 23. C. Veal and W. P. Veal, Peterstield, Southamptnn,
brewers, at eleven' at the Red Lion, Petersfield.
Sept. 2S. R. Allen, Bristol, fruiterer, at one, at the Com.
raercial
Oct. 14. J. Midwood, Huddersfield, Yorltsbire, ritaltster, at
eleven, at the Ramsden's Arms, Huddersfield.

• CERTIFICATES.--SEkt. SC. -
J.:Robertson, Bush-lane, Cannhn,street, mercl;at.
J. ilspinall- South Owram, Yorkshire, store-nicrnt.
W. Brevitt, Darlaston, Staffordshire, -butcher.
W. Reid, Bristol, insurance-broker: -
n'. T. Smith, Church-coUrt, Cletnent'S-lane, drysalter.
.T. Gould, Brixton-causeway, Lambeth,.stone-u.sason,.
T. cood, Northumberland-street, Charm -cross, merchant.