The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

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13 UONA RTS.

'I'I-I, ; !NG'S HEALTH.

WINDSOR, APRIL 2.
Yesterday 'her MAJESTY, after holding a Colin•
cii on the' state of the KING, IC,EOi an airing if*
her coach and four through Eton, Slough, &c.
The weather continuing fine, PrinCeSS is enabled to rake an airing daily in her carriage_

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXcrIANor. APRIL 3.-Our Market was abundantly
supplied with all kinds of Grain this moraine,; we, have re-
ceived Wheat from Esse, Kent, Suffolk, and Norfolk; there
was also some arrivals from abroad, the sales of which in the
early part of the morning was tolerably brisk atthe prices of
this day week, but towards the close they became very heavy;
There was demand for Barley in the early part of the morn-
ing, and it sold freely at Wednesday's prices, but toward the
close the sales in this article became also dull. Boiling and
Grey Peas .arejezich 2s. per quarter dearer; Oats mer a ready
sale at the last quoted prices. In other articles no alteration.
Foreign Wheat-41s. 51s. 61s. Grey Pease 37
Fine ditto - - 758. - s.s. Fine Grey Pease -42 i.
----:s.'
English 'Wheat - 575. 675. Tick Beans - -31 s. 363.
Fine ditto - 755. -s. Old ditto - 355. 425.
Old ditto - - - -s. -s. Small Tick Beans 83s. 38s,
Rye - - - -31 s. 335. Old ditto - - 365. 4*.
Fine ditto - - - 335. -s. Feed Oats - - - 135. 21s,
Barley - - - 245. 30s. Fine ditto -- - 265. 28s.
Fine ditto -- - 355. -s. Poland ditto -18 s. 21s.
New ditto -•- -s. Fine ditto - - f22s. 325.
.Malt -- - -58 s. 61s. Potato ditto - - 35.. -s..
Fine ditto - - -71 s. -s. Rape Seed 301. 361. per last,
WhitePease (boilers) 41s. 465. I Fine Flour - -60 s. 7s.
Fine ditto - - - 525. -s. I Seconds - -60 s. 655.
SntaIIFIELD, APRIL 3.-This day's Market was pretty well
supplied with prime Beasts, and...the show of Cattle in gene-
ral was rather considerable; _Beef was dearer;• Veal and Pork
were cheaper; Mutton-amrLanib sold at last prices; and the
trade, for the most part, was somewhat brisk. The sales in
the Hay-market were tolerably mood ; Hay and Clover fetched
last prices ; Straw obtained a better price. We subjoin an
accurate statement of the prices and numbers :-
To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.
Beef, 4s. 4r1.• to ss. Bd. Mutton, 55. 0(1. to 65.4(1. Lamb, Qs.
to 10s. Oil. Veal, Gs. 6d. to 7s. Od. Pork, 6s. Od. to 7s. 6d„
Beasts, 1850. Sheep and Lambs, 11,200. Calves, 16Q..
Pigs, 290.

I-TAY-MARKET,
Hay, 31, 10s. to 51. ss. Straw, 11. 10s. to 41. Os. Glover,
41. 10s. to 71. 7s.

------._.,_...._._............., ,
NI3 W MONTHLY ' MAGAZINE.--The fifteenth of
this Work, just published, contains, among the
usual variety of instructive and entertaining mat-
ter, some highly enteresting Memoirs of the late
Professor HEYNE, of Gottingen, by his Son-in-
law, Professor HEEREN; and of Mr. JOSEPH BRA. MAITI, by Dr. WM. CULLEN BROWN. A Descrip-
tion of Geneva, and of the State of Society and
Manners in that City. Curious Anecdotes of
NAPOLRON BUONAPARTE. A piquant Poetical
Piece, entitled—The Malediction of Minerva, or
the Athenian Marble-merchant. Exposure of a
malignant.,Libel on the Trading Classes, by the
Editor of the'plaMonthly Magazine, &e. &c. &c.
GOLD Con.i.--.10 consequence of the recent and
daily transpiring events in France, the Gold Cola
of these realtni may be expected to disappear very
rapidly, as an advance has already taiwen place hi
the value pt that precious metal. Every Gui
is now worth Five and Twenty Shillings, and i nea
a a very few days their value may be considerably
increased : notwithstanding which, CARROLL. and
Co. are determined to pay all the Golden Prizes
in heavy Guineas (whatever their value), in the
present Golden Lottery, if purchased at either of
their Offices, No, 7, Corniiil,ll,proirz:s6o,f
300x,ofoorod;
Oxford-
street, without any deduction. The Golden L9t-
tery also contains Three Gran
to commence drawing next Wednesday, sth of
April. Cmutoi.L. and Co. sold No. 6,345, the last and only Prize of ;,o,coo/. ever drawn in April.

SUN-OFFICE, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Tire stop the Press to state, that an OMcet,
charged, it is said, with Pacific Proposals front
BUONAPARTE; flits arrived on the Coast, anti:La
been stopped in his route to London., probably
for want of paSsports.

_ .
Certain it is that no proposition of this kind
has reached 6-overt-it/lent, nor could they receive,
o.r, under exiting circumstances, trca:
of the Corsican's Agents.

Saturday, being one.of tlic days appointe
the d
Regency Act for a.general inveStigatioll
the state of the KING'S health, fur the purpose of being laid before Parliament, as. a public record,
when called for, a fell meeting of the Q.neen's
Council was held at Windsor Castle on the, sub-
ject. The Qtteen's Council, consisting of the
Archbishops or :Canterbury and York,: the Lord
Chancellor, Lord Arden, the Master of the Rolls,
and Lord EllenborouLth, being all the. Members
except the Earl of Winehnsea, who is abroad for the recovery-of his health, bad arrived at the
Iwo -
per Lodge before twelve o'clock, where the five
Doctors in attendance upon his Majesty's- person
made their Report. The Member;; of the Comthir
afterwards adjourned to the Caitle, where they
were received by the Queen's attendants, who .
troduced them into the presence of her Majesty in
her State-room, where the,/ proceeded to hold the
Council, when a Report was agr6z!l upon, which-,
was on Saturday night deposited in, t;:: Council
Office, Whitehall, where the Clerk of th& Councii
was in waiting to receive it. A copy of which
was sent to the PRINCE REGENT;
Th • following Bulletin was also agreed upon
to, be strewn to the Public, and which was exhi-
bited Yesterday at St. James's Palace :
‘‘ Ivistsoa."''.2.l,STLE, APRIL 111a.;(2,14 bas pa,;sed
the last month in ari uniform :state of trnligcAlity, bet
Majesty's disurderxontinties unaltered.
•
" HALFORD J. WILLIS
• M. BAILIE. R. WILMS."
' 4, W. HEBERDEN
It was .not exhibited in the State-rooms as
usual, on account of their having been converted
into. barracks at the time of the late riots, and
the Military continuing still to occupy them. The
Bulletin
.was in consequence shown to the Nobi-
lity and the Public at large, who resorted there
for that purpose, at the apartments of Ilk Pen.
rose, the HousehOld Surgeon, where Lord li'vers
attended as the Lord in Waiting, General Camp.
bell as Groom, the Page in Waiting, the Groom
of the Chambers, the Serjeant Porter; 4
party of the Yeomen of the Guard attended in the
full order of State.