The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-29 00:00:00

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of 81b4.—Jn1y gii
Prier of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters), 91,,1d

COUNTRY

lARKETS.

GoiLoroan MA
Wheat per 1. 1310 s to 171 to
New Wheat.. —los to —I Os
Oats, per qr... 11 Ss to 11 Ids
New ditto.... 01• Os to 01 Os

1u1y46.
narkl, nest; 1115 s to 21 os
Beans, per qr. 11 i to ~21 .ts
Pease, perqr, el• as to 01 os
Rye, per qr.. 01 Os to 01 Mr,

COAL MARKET, July 18.
Priar:
Ships at Market. Ships sold. - '
tiSi Newcastle
St Sunderland • 29 ~-...:. .. .. 36s 611 ii: .'.,_3
mains of the Independent Army last) state the arrival at that p 04if3the re-
jace:---....in
two
.vesseis
PORTSMOUTH, JULT 26...—Theletters received front Callao,
by his 31ajesty's brig Alacrity (which arrived here on Sathiday
of two
under General
Alvarado, on the 22d of February. The signal defeat of this
rgng, by the Royalist forces under Generals. Ca liente and
yalelex, has restored many important parts 'of thecountry to
the old Government, and left their enterprWttg•COmmanders
in a condition to meditate an immediate attack Upon-Limo.—
The independent Peruvians, in the two actions, 'lost nearly
3,000 men, with all their artillery, ammunition, and oven
muskets. Their force did not afterwards exceed 1,400 men.
" 'Mutt the Government will now do
(says one of our letters)
we itnow not, for they have no Money in their coffers. l'hey
hare just issued a small copper coin, not so large as our 1-talt.
penny, which is current for one quartet of a dollar, tkat is, one
shilling sterling. Could the Spaniards only reinforce their
General with three regiments, and four or five frigates, or even
three frigates, commanded by active torts, they would hold Peru.
the next twenty years as a province of Spain. I have seen two.
English regiments that would put the whole of the Peruvian
troops to flight in ten minutes. (Inc of their brigs,nd is the
said to Belgium be, ,
was run away with by the erew,in December, a
now cruising as a Spanish privateer: The naval forde of Peru
consists of the Protectors (late rreuba) of 46 guns, one schooner:
of 104Luns, and a brig of Li pins: The Chilian squadron arc
totally unserviceable, except the Litutatira of 42 guns; one brig,
the (laivaxino, of 18 guns, and the Independencta af 22 guns.
The American force in the seas' is,- the Franklin of 86 gut's,
and Dolphin schooner of 12 guns. The French' have the Aunt-
zone and Clorinde of 60 guns, and one corvette. We have ,We
Aurora of 46, and Blossom 26." ~.. .
Mr. PETER PATTEN, R mitter'' and' baker of'
Lopen, near South Petherton, has a ducklivg
with a foot, perfectly formed, growing from this
top of the head. ‘ .....

BIRTH.
On Sunday evening, the 27th the Lady of H. Hendrias
Esq., Montague-place, of a daughter.

On Saturday, the 2.oth3thlAst.l2lattliElonraen, by the Rev. J. Hay.
ton, Mr. lid`rnewood, of Botolphane, London, merchant, to
Miss Wise, the only child of the late Mr. Wise, of Lambetti,
and of Borden, in the county of Kent.
On Saturday, the 2tith inst., at 15,ensIngton Church, Lieut.
Henry Walter, of the Madras army, third son of the /toy'.
Edward Newton Walter. rector of Leigh,_ Essex, to MaOr
Anne Pinder, eldest (laughter of the late Wm. Dernler, Esq..
of Whiteltetulls-grove, Chelsea.

On the 23d init., at his tiott,e in Ruccleughlilace, Edin
bungt, Alexander Anderson, Esq., in the 53d year of his atos..
On the nth inst., George Smith, Esq., of Favershinut
Kent, aged s 7.
On the 26th inst., Charles Fuller, son of Charles 111. her
Morgan, Esq., of Lipper Bedford.place, aged six niorithfi';,_
On the 6th inst., (do ned front an accidental fall 01 nox
cascade of Tivoli, near (Rome), Robert, the eldest so
Robert Brown, Esq., of Cheapside.
On the 28th inst., in South " m itoz buildings, Edwlsrttiligga
ll.* aged 63. o'

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