The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-13 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD M NRKET, Aus. 13.

The following is an accinate itcp?rt of the numbers and
prices at iimithheltl Market this morning :—..
CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts 414 I Sheep and Lambs lO.lllBl
Calves 3BO Pigs

To sink the Offal; pei stone of lith.
Beef 3s 4d to 4s 4d Veal
liuttou 3e ed to 4s 4d j Pork
Lamb 4s fki to bs

MAY AN)) STRAW, PER LOAD.
Hay X3 15s to X 5 lOs Clover .C3 O. to
Straw XII as to X'.l 15s.

CORONERS' I Nclv EsT.—Nl FLA NCHOY;Y- Aces.
nrwr —Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Anchor sod
Elope Tavern, Islington, before Tunmss STlaLwa, Esq.,
Coroner on the hoty _of Henry Robinson, a rtlth About 13
years oeage, son to Mr. Robinson, printer. Cripplegate, who
was unfortunately drowned while bathing in the New Rive,.
Verdict—" Accidentally drowned." .
stl'
insrAlTAEßnsier of
An unfortunate nod vcry singular accident
boys
having assembled together, were amusing themselves with a
a SCRiptar,
happened at Ilkeston on the
game at cricket, and the ball being struck by one of them who
was batting, Ives gathered by another, and thrown jr,.with a
a beau-aid'
view of its being caugbt by his partner. Unfortunately, in its
passage, the ball, which was thrown in smartly, struck 0n...,
pears that the
the boys, who was also batting, on the back LE his head a:.
such force as caused his death: eiv(erya femwarnsointui,tesi.—vphe
purpose of repairing, the shop
Mercury.)
A trial is to take place at Paris nn Friday
t(otliwbilt(olanyt );he worldbetween
ias i'Vlitird.:ll) tt'd for - .
latter had
osillifourtistittst):l4:eolifierltilStr,llalt resided.
11
lietilrtil duringil
Paai wi•hole month, exposed
an Erigone, which was destined for the next ex-
hibition, to the damp and inte
which it inperature of , the
his shop while a wall
o
I
weather, by waf sit wgrelatst ltyhrionjwun (redio.
wii:
alitilli:
together with the
built up
necessity of bring abient from
again, is the cause of complaint on the
1 part of the artist.

THE LONDON JOURNALS.

DAILY
Extracts from the Morning Petpers, Aug. 13.

[NEW 71Tdri.]
Yesterday a slight variation took place in Con-
*els, and at the close of business the price was
tiSti for the Account, having been prev►ousty
done at 94. In Foreign Secnrities,Spanish Bond►►
ri~aintain - their price at 9.2. The Scrip of the
Buentis Ayres Loan was ut z premium ; Colom-
trim) Scrip 4f discount; and Mexican Bonds 594.

Letters were received yesterday from Constan.
tiuople of the 10th ult. The account of the suc-
eines' of the Capitain Pacha had afforded much
satisfaction to the Porte. The plague was in-
cietsing in its ravages amongst the inhabitants of
the capital. Two fires had lately broken outs one
of which destroyed the palace of one of the Sul-
tana's at Beshicktesh, the other was of less im-
portance. The letters from Smyrna are only of
the 2d ult. being four days earlier than those pre-
Niously received.—(lbid.)

[BRITISH PRIM.)
By a private letter, received by the last New'
York packet, we learn with great pleasure that
the dissensions which were on the point 'of
breaking out between the Congress of Nalilico
and the supreme executive authority of the
Mexican federation, have been suppressed by the
.energy of the Dictator Bravo. There was every
reason tcr suspect that Iturbide had been tamper.
ing with QttiuttiMir And the 'principal persons in
the local government at Xalisco, and if the Dic-
tatorhad not crushed the designs of the conspira-
tors ,y his expeditious movement on Guada.
laanra, a civil war might have ensued. We are
much gratified to find, that the feelings of the
people are decidedly in favour of the federal
union, rind that Bravo entered the city amid the
enthusiastic applause of its inhabitants. The
militerrfaction, on which Iturbide's hopes rested,
is now powerless, 'and the adventurer himself
will, in all Probability, fall into the hands of the
Republican Generals almost as soon us he makes
Isis-desCeut on the coast. We cannot pity him,
though the sternest decree of public justice
should be executed upon him. No criminal en-
terprize was ever undertaken. to disturb the peace
of et, nation with less ground of extenuation.—
There can be no doubt now of the solidity and
strength of the Mexican Government. The only
danger that could menace it has passed away.