The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Flack Companies belonging to the Brigade of Foot
Guards are to he at Windsor on the ninth of next month.
Detachments of the Horse Go ,rds and Blues are also to be
present, when it is expected that his Majesty will present
the latter corps with new colours, and inspect the Light
Companies, who will be put through their different
evolutions.

On Saturday last the ten Companies of the Ist Batta-
lion of the Ist Regiment in Portman-street Birrscks, col-
lected 10/. for the aid of a man's wife, named Capstick,
who was discharged from the 3d Battalion 13 years ago
ith a pension of Is. 2d. per day. He sold his pension last
summer to enable his emigration to America; and after
r ceiving half the money in London he never went, but all
was squandered away in a few days, and like many mor
he has since been supported by either the parishes or his
e.-unrades. He was attacked with cholera on Friday
night, and died in a fe s, hours.

GRAND REVIEW ON WORMWOOD

SCRUBBS.

This morning Wormwood Scrubba presented a scene of
much gaiety, by the numbers of fashionables who had as-
,: mbled at the review of those t vo fine regiments, the first
and second Life Guards. Shortly after ten o'clock a de.
tachment of the 14th Light Dragoons arrived from the
barracks at Hounslow, and kept the ground, and at about
eleven o'clock the two regiments formed into a line, before
Lord Hill, the Commander-in-Chief, and a numerous
staff of General Officers. The fine, healthy, and warlik•
appearance of the men, excited the admiration of the vast
crowds that had assembled.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The preceding week furnished a tolerably good arrival of
most descriptions of grain for this season of the year, and of
Flour the quantity was also good. The trade throughout the
week was dull for all kinds of Corn, at the same prices as stated
on Monday last. This morning the Market was chiefly com.
posed of the remains of former arrivals, which appear to be
more than sufficient for the present demand. Any tine parcels
of Wheat that appear are taken off readily at former rates, but
other qualities are extremely heavy in sale. The little Barley
that now comes sells at former quotations. Beans and Peas
remain unaltered. The quantity of Oats for sale still continues
tolerably good, but such parcels as are fine obtain rather higher
prices than of late. There is not much doing in the Flour
trade, and former rates are maintained.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) —s. —s. ' Beans, Small (new)... —s. —s,
—White (old) —s. —5.

(0-
--Rea 1831) 525. 58s.
Fine 6os. 645.
Superfine 6ss. 665.
--White (1831) s6s. 60s.
Fine 62s. 68a.

- Tick (new) ...,
(old) ...,
- Harrow (new:
_____ (old).,

333 358.
40s. 425.
r) 365. 38s.
.. 40s. 445.
-8. -8.

Brank

Superl

.fine.. 70s. 755.

Foreign

Rye
Barley
- Fine
- Superfine
Malt
- Fine New
Pease, Grey Nev
- Maple Ns
- White
- Boilers

free 50s. 765.
343. 388.
28s. 345.
365. 375.
New —s. —s.
50s 623.
(Os. 643.
e 34,, 365.
ew 37s. 3Ss.
, 32s 345.
345. 38s.

17s. 201.
—B. —B.
~19s. 251.
—B. —B.
. 235. 258.
265. 27s
18s. 228 245.
(per sack) 558 60s.
rnds 505.558.
;h Country 465. 50s
10s. lls.

Oats, Feed
New
- Poland
New
-- Potatoe
New ...

~ --4. -s.

--- Scotcti
-- Irish..,
Flour Town
-- Secol

- Nortl
Bran