The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-13 00:00:00

THE MA Rit

CORN-EXCHANGE,- J4v. 13.—We had ft few ar-
rivals this morning from Suffolk and Norfolk, and
a considerable quantity of Grain left unsold from
last day, but the sales were exceedhigly dull ;;---
Wheat was nearly unsaleable at a reduction of 2s.
per quarter; Barley has declined from Is,. to 2s.
per quarter; Malt 2s and Boiling and Grey Peas,
each 2s. per quarter ; Oats go off very slowly at
Monday's prices ; Tick Beans may also be noted
from Is. to 2s. lower,

Foreign Wheat 3Ss.49s.'sSs.
Pine ditto - - GGs. —s. —s.
k;nKlish Wheat - 435. 58s.
Fine ditto -61 s. —s. —s.
Old ditto - - —s. —s.

Grey Pease - - - :30s. 3Gs.
New Grey Pease -40 s. —s.
Tick Beans - - - 303. 345.
Old ditto - • - 32.5. 40s.
Small Tick Beans 25s- 995,

_•,. 3;,-.
Rye - • -- 28t. 305. I Old ditto - - 325. 435.
Fine ditto - - - 365. —s. 1, Feed Oats' - - -- -16 s. 18s.
Racier - - - 155. 205. —s. 1 Fineditto• - - - - 245. 265.
Pine ditto - - - 225. —5.1 Poland ditto - -16 s. 19s.
New ditto - - '42.5. —s. ' Fine ditto - -20 s. 30s.
Malt - - - - dOs. 655. Potatoe ditto - - 325. :—s,
Fine ditto - 7 - . 725.-5. Rape Seed 301. 371. per last
WhitePease (boil.) 455.495. Fine Flour - - .555. 6os.
New White Pease - 535. —s. 1 Seconds - .. • 50s. 553.
SMITHFIELD, JAN. 13.—This day's Market. was not well
supplied with the various kinds of Cattle ; Veal was cheaper;
Beef, Mutton, and Pork, supported last prices; and thhradc,
for the most part, was not over brisk. The sales in the-Hay-
market were not lively.; Straw has got up in price ; Hay and.
Clover have fallen in price. The following prices and num-
bers are a correct statement :

To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.
Beef, 4s. Sd. to 6s. Od. Mutton; ss. od. to es. 4d. Veal, ss.
to 7s. Od. Pork, fis. sd. to is. Od. '
" Beasts, 690. Sheep, 3400. Calves, 150. Pigs, Z.lO.
HAY-MARKET.

Hay, 31. to 41. lOs Straw, 11. ss. to 11. 1-2 s. Clorei; 41.
Os. to 61. 6s.

FIE S.

Wednesday.night, at a late hour, a lire broke
out ir►'.the shop of Mr. KERR, boot and shoe•
maker, corner of Norfolk-street, in the Strand,
which completely destroyed all the goods and
every article of furniture upon the ground floor.
The unfortunate accident was occasioned by the
throwing the snuff of a candle incautiously upon
the floor, when leaving the shop about twelve
o'clock at night. This communicating with some
loose articles the place was soon in a blaze. By
prompt exertions, however; the flames were hap-
pily extinguished before they reached-the second
floor.

Wednesday evening a fire broke out at Isling-
ton, which did considerable damage to a house
and workshop behind, hut which was fortunately
extinguished without extending to the adjoining
houses.

'Thursday morning, about tutee o'clock, an
alarming and dreadful fife broke out near Elephant
Stairs, at Rotherbithe, .which consumed ten
houses; but: by the great exertions of the fire-
men and the engines, ,was at iengtli got tinder.—
No liven were lost.

*LAW.—CMIRT OF KING'S BENCII.—The JUDGES
Of this Court again sat in Sedeants' Inn yester-
day ; the cases argued, however, were wholly
of an, uninteresting nature, except to the parties
concerned.

MIDDLESEX S:oSSIONS, JAN. 12.—This day the
Court was wholly occupied till half-past• one
o'clock, in hearing appeals in regard to paupers,
after which it adjourned till to-morrow.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Wednesday an In•
quisition was held at the Queen's Head, Lower-
street, Islington, on the body of a woman, found
drowned, at the New River Head, Islington. It
appeared that the widow of Mr. Backwarth,
butcher, Islington-green, was missing since the
great frost last winter ; and from the state of the
present corpse, it was supposed by many to be
her's. Every enquiry was made to ascertain the
fact, but nothing could be collected to substan-
tiate the supposition. J. Lucas, Inspector of the
New River Water-works, discovered a pipe defi-
cient in a covered place, between Master-row and
Colbrook-row : he, in consequence, broke it
open, and found in the water-pipe the body of a
woman. The remains were taken to the bone-
house, where the Jury went, 'and afterwards re-
turned to the Queen's Head. Verdict—Founik
Drowned.

• SLIGO, JAN. 7.—The following may be a cau-
tion to' many who nnwar:ly, and perhaps without
necessity, hazard their lives on a dangerous ele-
ment :

" John 'Mulhearn, of Annaughearly, within
three miles of this town, has a small float or 'cot,
of a very simple construction, for the purpose of
fishing on a neighbouring Lake.—On last Sun-
day morning, his .-three sons- fatally committed
themselves to this treacherous vehicle, in order to-
shoot wild fowl : after they had advanced suffi-
ciently near their object, one of them discharged
his gun, which happened. not to he clean—the
shock repelled him a little--7-very small force was
required to destroy the equilibrium• of the un-
stable float—two went to the bottom, where they
yet remain, although every method has been tried
to find them—the other, %vitt) •escaped with great
difficulty, is in a languishing state."
Caution against putting Pins and Needles in the
mouth.—Mrs. RANDALL, wife of Mr. RANDALII4,
hair-dreSser, in Middle Marsh, Nottingliam,• has
during six years felt an extraordinary sensation in
one of her arms, which at length had the effect of
reducing the substance of the arm, and of con-
tracting the muscles of theltand. Last week, the
circumstance underwent a surgical investigation
by Mr. ATTENBURROW, when he extracted a com-
mon sewing needle from the tipper part of the
arm, about an inch and a half long. This, it is
concluded, could not find admission into the part
(as Mrs. RANDALL has no knowledge of, her arm
having received any external injury) except by
means of tire thorax.

AS Mr. BARTHoLoAIEW NoRRINGTON, Of Abing.
don, builder, was coming- on Thursday last front
Steventon, the night being dark, the mail cart
passed him on the road, and the, wheel, it is sup-
posed, brushed his horse, when .the animal
plunged, and threw him into a ditch. He Was
got up by some men passing, and taken back to
Steventon, and the following day was sufficiently
%yell to return home ; but on Sunday morning he
lose, aprarently well, and continues} so i,until
about. two, tvhen he suck back in his chair, aril
awost instantly expired.
Agoose was sold at Lancaster on the 24th ult,
which weighed 18-i lb. without its feathers,