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

merit :

To sink the 03'a1, per Stone of 81b.
Beef, ss, 4d. to Ss. Bd. Mutton, ss. 4d. to 6s. 6d. Veal,
Cs. Od. to 7s. Cd. Pork, ss. Bd. to Cs. Bd. Larnb,.7s. 6d. to 9s.
Beasts, 560. Sheep and Lambs, Calves, 99.
Pigs,

SMITHFIELD ILAYMAKET.
hay, 41. 10s. to .51. 15s. Straw, 21. 15s. to 31. Os. Clover, 6.
Cs. to 714. Os.

CORN -EXCHANGE, JVINTE,S.---TheTe are few fresh
arrivals of Wheat to-day, but again tolerable sup-
plies on hand past from the North, sales heavy,
and continue at little variation in price ; 'Barley
in short supply and somewhat higher; Malt also
rather dearer ; Peas, and the two sorts of Beans,
keep their prices ; we have middling supplies of
Oats, and this trade supports the late advance;
Flour remains at late quoted prices.

Wheat - -85 s. 110 s. 60s. Tick Bears 6Ss. 725.
Fine ditto - - 1341. Ins. Ditto Cold) - 745. 755.
Rye
765. 84s. Oats - -

Barley - - -.- 60s. 665. Poland ditto - - 4555. 588
Malt - - - -90 s. 979. Pototoe ditto - - r)i)s. 60. •
Wiliteyease (boil.) 809.. 86s. Rape Seed - - - 741. 801.
Grey ditto - - - 725. 78s. Fine Flour - -103 s. 110 -
Be4ns - - .2 -70 s. 7Gs. Seconds - - . 1009. 10(, .

MAY 7.—Yesterday we published ac-
courns from Seville, down to the 3 st. inst.
in Cadiz, it is reported, that Soulf, pretendin
ill hevlth, has delivered the command to Gazan,
with whom, in the Junta of the 19th of April,
there were strong debates, whether Seville should
Or should 'not be abandoned, It is also stated,
that the 37th Regiment' has gone over to Dallas-
teros ; and ,that 30,000 of the Allies are directing
• their march upon Seville. It is presumed by many,
that Lord Wellington will quickly return to An-
dalusia, for theimrpose of examining Soult More
nearly:; others suppose he will continue to hunt
Martnoot.
On the 6th, General Ballasteros was in Games
(two leagues from Algeziras) \; the first division
in 1-St. Roque; the third din ...ligeziras-, the horse
in Los. Bafrios ; the vanguard in Gaucen ; and
the light troops in Yunquerat ; Courreux, in Vil-
lamarten ; Sault (nepheWrof the Arch-Barbarian),
in Campellos y Cuevas del Becuro, with some in-
fiatry • and ...cavalry'. They write from Algeziras,
that •Yreuch deserters ,and,juramentados arrive
there every day, among whitnn are many artilleiy-
Inen from Mal4ga, who AT that their comrades
peutup in castle Gibralfaro,.in.

Mr. CEARROW stated, that the plaintiffs are bank-
, erg, at York, and the defeadantis the eldest 'son
of a nobleman. In August, 1802, the defendant
and plaintiff's became acquainted Tat the York
Races, and defendant obtained from his client the
eum of 300 guineas, for which .he gave them a
check, at two months, dated the 28th of August,
1802, ou the banking-house of Childs and Co. of
London. On presenting jt for payment,lowever,
it was dishonoured ;. and plaintiffs had not reeeiy-
ed 'a shilling of The debt up to the present day.—

A cottilaution has been set on foot in. DOhlin,
for the widow of Bellinghain, and her father, who
is the author of the play entitled St. Patrick's
Night, has signified his intention, to print it by
subscription for her benefit.

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