The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-06 00:00:00

COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday, a Court of Common Council wag
holden, for the purpose of rectivh,g the report of
Lord Mayor, relative to the Ad.lre4s voted on a for,
rner day to the Prince Regent. The Chair having
been taken, his Lordship infortned the Court, th
the Petition had been preened w his Royal
Highness, who bad returned an answer', which 43
read.

Mr. S. DIXON moved immediately, (Mt the Prince
Regent's ‘‘. most gracious answer" be entered on the
Journals.

Mr. WAITHMAN moved an amendment, orn;tting
the words " most gracious."
Mr. HEARNE insisted that the 'Regent was pet"
featly at liberty to mak2 what answer he plciotd. •
After a tew raords from Mr. Keroble,
axon, and Mr. Quin, Mr. Waithatan withdrew 1;1.5
motion.

Mr. Aldermtm Comae then inquired why the late
Address had not, 2ccording to custom, tr4cn insert'
end in the London Gazette
After .a short convet sa, ion between Mr. Dixon,
Mr. Quin, Mr. Box, Mr.Wheeble, and Mr. .:itir'
men, we understand the Deputy lemembr-it►m'''r
was direaed
.to inquire at the Sx:ret,..ry of ti,itie'g
Office, how the Address and Answer came not t°
appear in .the Gazette.

The volunteering from the Militia into -the Life
Was very successful on Monu.iy at Dover-134 torn'
ed out from the Derby into the 43d and 48th P“'4l"'
ments, and 12.8 from the Lancashire to tie taF
Guards, and 14th and 29th-Regiment`.
Yesterday evening, about nine o'clock, a fire
broke out in a small wooden house in Stn-rand,
the Strand. 'The Swan public-house and se., [al
small wooden houses were consumed, 'and other° •
considerably damaged. About eleven o'cl,-ck the
fire was got under : no lives were lost.
Mr.' PATTER ON, brother-in-law to JEROME BO'
NAPA RTE, was On Monday night ap,,rehen,!ed br
the Bow-street Officers. rlson arrived,
several others, in the Hornet sloop of war f'°°/,
France all of whom obtained passporis- to proceco
to town, except Mr. PATTERSON and a`Mr. ..IUN
who notwithstanding ventured to accompany the'
companions. The
.oificers are in .quot of Julie"
but have not yet found him.

CORN-EXCHANOE, MAY 6.—To-day the Mitrket
has several fresh arrivals of Wileat ; fine sampler
hardly support the last quotation, and second will
inferior somewhat cheaper ; P;ltley in demand
the West'Country, and fully at lace advatce 1\441,
nearly so; Peas and Beans, of each description, 31
little fluctuation ; we have likewise several fresh ar—.
rivals of Oats, 6t which has the eif:• of dull sales ar
rather less price ; and Flour again without vaTi'tigt)'
Ti,.:l; Beans -66 s a
Ditto fiao old) 73s a-, 7(1
Oats 485 a ses a 54;
Poland ditto - 575 a .1
Potatoe ditto - 595 a
Rare Seed _ 701 a ;?:s
Filie Fleur - t 055
Seconds toes a I°s

Wheat 9ss a lzos a r;6s
Pine ditto - -138 s a :42s
Rye - -78 s a 84s
Barley - - 7os a 77s
Malt - Os. a toss
WhitePease(boil.) ?.6s a gas
Grey ditto - srs,a 7:5
Beans . 7os a 7os

• lIIARRI4D.
On Monday, john flays, .Esq. of illackl,!ath, to Nl,rs.
Breese, relia of I. Q. Breese, and (laughter of U.
Atkinson, Esq. of the Roval Mint.
On Tuesday last, at St. George the Martyr's, Queen-
square, Mr. Thomas Perkins, of Chelmsford, Solicitor, 0
Mary, second daughter of the late Rev. George C. Brodbel!;
of Loudwater, Bucks, and Reaor of Aston Sandford ll'
sane County.
Tile same day, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Sydney 511°,,
Esq. the eldest son of Samuel Shore, Esq, of t,orton-Hl'
Derbyshire, and of Castle- htil, Dorsetshire, to
only daughter of the late Cbarle:: White, Esq. of tile Co"t/.
of Lincoln.

DIED.
On Thursday last, at Bristol, Miss Elizabeth Sta,..i.eY
eldest daughter of the late Samuel Stuckey, Esq.
In March last, near Funchal], Madeira, in his 2.6 t h Year:
Mr. 4dmund Lloyd, of Thteadueedle-street,
broker.
On Sunday last, at Richmond, in Surrey, Major-
General
Clark. ,
Th.. ady
same evening, in the 2Sth year of her age, the
of H. 1. Barchard, Esq. of Wandsworth.
insurance

To' ten- stree.t? G r svero.r-square,
',d), must be addrut•sed;