The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

To sink the Offal, per stone of sib.

Bccf, 4s. Od'. to ss. 4th Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss.Gth Lamb, Os.
Cd. to Os. Otl. Veal, 43.8 d. I o Pork, 4s. Rd. to ss. Sd.
Ileasts, 7450. Sheep, 14,700. Calves, 220. Pigs, fro.
HAY-111ARKET,

Hay, 31.05. to 41. 19s. Ntraw, 11. ss. to 11. 12s. Clover,
41. 10s. to tn. IVs.

BOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER, Nov. 19.—1 n our hop-market, on
Saturda},, were weighed 542 pockets of new and
one of old hops. Prices similar to those of the
last three weeks.

SOUTHWARK, Nov. 15.—Our hop-market dur-
ing the last week had a considerable demand for
Sussex pockets, of middling quality, from 61. 6s.
to. 61. 10s. per'cwt. In other sorts we have no
variation in price front last quotation. The duty
is offered against 115,0001.—01 d duty.

WINDSOR, Nov. 19.—The QUEEN has been
confined to the Castle during the 'week %tit!) a
cold, but, it is understood hrr MAJESTY is not
Worse, but, upoli the Whole, is better. Princesses
AUGUSTA and MARY did not leave the Castle; it
is supposed they are slightly indiliosed. Princess
Et.izABETH went to her Cottage at Old Windbor,
atteudtd by Lady CAMPBELL.
.Princess SOPHIA
rode in the Little Park.

The. Sieur PETER MEYNIE GUILLON, a native of
'Marseilles, lately died at th►e age of 104 years, 10
months, and 11 days, in the Hospital of Better°,
lence, at Bourdeaux, where he•)tas been for thoSe
ten years past. When in •last March her Royal.
Highness the Duchess of AlloouLP.mE honoured
that Foundati,m with her presence, this centenary.
.attractell the b znevolent attention of that august
Princess. -Ho continued to.enjoy his memory and
faculties to the end of his career. Two months
previous to his death he went without crutches.--:-
In the latter years of his life, as he had preserveil
all his teeth sound, he lived on bread dried in an
oven like hismit.. _ •

A few evenings since, as ~t'lr.,ltAwt.ms, of
Dart lord, was returning home front London, in a
post Chaise, accorupaltied by. a Lady and Gentle-
man) the 4 were stopped by two highwaymen,
armed with pistols, who with horrible impreea--
lions demanded their money : one of them held
the bol:ses' heads, while the other emptied their
oCis.cts, artd snade their escape,

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On Afonday mottling 1:1,44 the Cityot C(
litia, Linder tte c:,ittot.to,t tit Li.Atteti tt-C,?
lie ire, atatthed front' Ch tintylfto
ivh.ert2 they are to he .o:tti.tited.

Stich Irish Militia Re;4iments as were not in
En.gland, are to enthark (or that country hi . t e
spring of tlie ensttittg year t—the fnllokvi
the Regiments v.-! , C ty of Cal:„
County of 1).11)14, Limerirk
City, Queen's Comity, Tyrone, and Wicklow.
The Ist Surrey It eginlent, ulldtr 11,1gden,
landed at Waterford on Friday, from Bristol, and
on Monday marched for Fermoy.
One troop of the, 4th Dragoons, 'commanded
by Major Onslow, arrived at Clogheen, from Per•
noy,on the 14th inst.

the Britisdt Officers that were severely
wounded at the battle of ‘Vaterloo, have received
leave of absence for six months, to return to Eng&
land and Ireland—the following infantry regi-
ments who sustained the greatest lass on the me-
morable 16th and 18th of June, are repmrted to
be under orders for Great Britain, viz.-3d batta-
lion Ist foot, 28th, 30th, 32d, 42d, 43d, 2u batt.
44th, 73d, 79th, and Ist batt. 95th. The 2:1 bat-
talions 25th and 37th, at resent in Holland, are
also expected to embark 'tor &Wand. All re&
giments that are not 700 .effective arc to leave
France for Belgium, where they are to remain for
the present.