The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-13 00:00:00

INDSOit, FEB. 12.

Eriday- afternoon, Pruicess CnAItLOTI'E, rtt-
tended by a cailw t, the Castle
to dine %vial the QIIEEp: Mid PLINCE .49. lit the
evening her sli,riesty's band per:ovine a c:r teert
to the lloyal Party, and seVeral NobilOy :;..0 pet--
.otts of distinction %vitt) had the -honttui (,F ht:4l4
invited on the occasion. Soon after ten o'clotk,
Princess CH6111.0T24 allti Slate left the Castle kir
Cranbourn •fiodge.
Genel'all4l4:NE arrived at, the Castle on Fri-
day, as lcltterry Waiting' on the .King.
Yesterday morning, Princess CuAar.ovrri., after
taking a ride after breakfast, paid it visit tol the
QUEEN 4t the Castle, where her Roya: Highness
was Inq by her itoyal Uncle,. the Duke or KLNT,
who 'bad jast arrived from Kem:itigtun. 111 the
evening, her MAJE3I"V had a select party to te,,
Thi's morning the R.oyal Family had Diviti,e
Service perfortnedko them In the Castle.
•

The Duke of KENT,Ieft the Castle to-day ror
KANisington.

BAILLIF, ‘vellt OM of waiting un tli NING
to-day, and left fur London ; as did Cie:LC.4v YNNi.

THE MARKETS.

Coax EXCHANGH, Fr:7i. 13.—We had a gr,rld
supply of Wheat this morning from Essex 4(1
Kent, which in the early part of the wonting soled
freely at an advance of front 3s. to 4s. front this
day vveek, but towards the close, the sales be-
came exceedingly heavy, and there was a rt,,usi-
derable quantity left unsold ; having a good sup-
ply of Bat-lay; it may be. noted Is. lower, and as a
further supply is expected, both in this article and
Oats, the. sales were dull ; fine Malt siipported
its price ; in other kinds of Grain there was no
particular alteration Flour is selling On the same
terms that it was the whole of last-week—Line,
655. per sack.

Foreign Wheat 42.; 595. Gig.
Fine ditto - - 7,15. —s.
English IVheat - 585. 695.
Fine ditto - 745. —s. —s.
Old dittu - - —s.
ftre - - - 2Gc. 28s.
Pine ditto - - - 345. '—s.
Barley - - -
Fine ditto - - -43 t.—s.
New ditto - - - -535.
Malt - - -60 s. 645.
Fine ditto - -' - .71
Virli it, Pease rh";1.) 4 11.5, 455.
New White Pease -48 s.

Grey Pease - - - 2rls. 355.
Nev.' Grey Pease - 445. —s.
titans - - - Sas. 35g.
Old ditto - -• Us. 425.'
Small Tick Beans - 275.
Old d:tto 354. 4Us.
Feed Oats' - - 1/s.
Fineditto -•- Qs+. 275.•
Poland ditto -17 s. Qns.
Fine ditto `- - 21.5. :31.47
Potatoe ditto -84 s.
Rape Seed 39.1. 361. per last.
Fine Floor - - Gns. 655.
Seconds - - 535. 60s.

S:s.;;Tgrita,n, FEE. .13.—Ths day's Market had a raid-
.
dling supply sand the show of Cattle In gene=
ral was tolerably good ; Mutton and Veal were dearer; Beet
arkd Pork .sold at tdst prices; and the trade, foi.the most part,
was somewhat britk. The 4:des in the Ifay-market were ra-
ther considerable ; flay and. Straw have Cot' op in pike:
Clover fetched lipr pries. 'We subjoin an accurate statement
ut the prices and ;winners e-;- • .
TV sink. the Offal, per stone of 81b. „
Beef, 4s. rid. tc, ;3s. ' Matron, 4s. Bil. to 6s. Otr.' Veal, 6s.
ud. to Bs. Oil. Pork', FA. SO. to 7s. od.
Beasts, 1928: Sheep, 10,700.- Calves, 186. Plgs,;i().
HAY-MARKET,
Hay, ni.to4l. IL's Straw, 11. Ws. to 11. I Ss. Clover, 41..
los. to M.

Corr; .Laws.—The meiltiag which took place
on Saturday last at the. Earl of vEßPoors 'on
this subject was not, as, slated in a. Morning Pa
per, " composed of most Members of both Hos-iseS
of Parliament considered to •be • iir-the interest of
Ministers ;" bltt consisted of distingnished.cha-
racters, friends of Goverunieut and of the Oppo-
sition, in short, of all the most intelligent per-
sons on both sides, that the result n4i;;lit be the
effect of fair and impartial examination. The dis-
cussion occupied a considerable time, and it
" was agreed to on all hands, that a Bill for the
protection of the iarricultural Interests of the
Country was rendered imlispensible, on the prin-
ciple that as capital, skill, and industry employed
in every other branch of trade were protected
against the importation of produce and manufac-
tures, all a rate to overwhelm' and, annihilate the
native dealer, so' ought they to be when applied to
. the prodaction of corn. At the same time, it was
agreed to, that in this most material of all arti-
cles, the rate of importation shankd be such
as, to keep the price of bread-corn at a mo-
,derate, and, if possible, at an (Anal price.—
it seas Still thought advisable that importation
should lie mode to depend on the average, price of
the borne market, and the chief question was, 1.. t
What price the high duty on importation should
eonsmenee, whether at 755. or at 80s. per quarter,'
NOthing beyond the equity of the principle was'
decided; there is to be a second Meeting 011 the
Subject to-morrow, when the last return .for the
quarter will be received, and by which the duties
will be regtilated for the next three months,
without the intervention of any new law on, the
subject."
In many counties of England,- the formers are
giving up their leases in great numbers ; a lartn
belonging to Iletlilem Hospital, which let a tcw
years since for LIM. per ann. awl was alter-
Wrird4, raised to 6,0001, per ann. is now offering
for 4,0001. per ann. bat with little prospect ,of its
being taken at that rate.

14.017 At. AdAtnislY.--The two vacancies of Royal
Academicians. Occasioned by the death of Messrs;
Buttclt and. TunsttArd, were supplied on the 10th
instant, by a General Assembly of the Members,
and the perions elected were Mr. HENRY RAE-
ATTRINT-, of Edinburgh, and Mr EDWARD BIRD, of
Bristol. The Acadenev has manifested taste,
judgment, and liberality on this occasion, parti-
cularly in the choice of Mr. IZAEBoRtsf, who not
only possesses very great- merit, but who displays.
an originality arid solidity of style highly cre
stlitable to his professional genius.
On 'Saturday last, the Grand airy of the Court
of King's Bench found 4 bill of indictment against
the Printer and Publisher of a Morning Paper, to:
a libel upon Lord and Lady MARY DEERHUsT, in
the paper of the 3d of January last, stating that,
Viscountess DRERIWKST was the Lady who had
lately exhibited articles of the peace against her
husbancr. -Het Ladyship attended herself before
the Grand Jury as' a witness, and proved there
\ills no trtith in the statement.

Om.Tbortday hist a Mr: StEtt,Ann attempted
to aleend in a ballot:4i ti4ri the Prussian-gardens
ter& Norsich. I).i7oerorts, however, to spurn
.the earth baying proved abortive, he ww, sti
rhundert by a tuntuituorm crowd, who seized on
the bonbon,• and tort it into a thoasand pieces.
The etr was- then stripped ref its ornaments, and
it chimney-sweeper placed iti it, vehu was carried
round the city iu triustpl).