The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-19 00:00:00

THE ILLUMINATIONS.

Her Majesty's Tradespeople vied will] each other
in their itsual clemonstra‘ions of loyalty and grati-
.tude,

WHITE'S, BROOKES'S, BOODLE'S,, and the CoeOa
Tree Subscription House, in St. James';-street, ex-
hibited the usual devices—C. R., a Crown; Star,
and Festoons, occupied, the whole front of each of
those premises. _ _ _

The,UNION CLUB, in St. James's-square, was of
a corresponding taste.

The Marquis of WELLESLEY, at Ansley House,
Hyde Park Corner, made a magnificent display. On
the wall,.in the fore-court, appeared C. R. and fes-
toons, surmounted by a grand triumphal arch,
tending the whole length of the building ; it was
composed wholly of variegated lamps.
The TUATCHED HOUSE, in St. James's-street,was
lightedwell
up.
_ _

KELLY'S Musical Saloon, in Pall-Mall, was very
neat and appropriate.

HANCOCK'S; SHEPHERD, and RIXON'S Cut-glass
Warehouse, in Cockspur-street, made a singularly
novel appearance.

Oami, printseller, at the corner of Brook-street,
in New Bond-street, was deserving of triuch pane-
gyric ; so, was the Furniture Warehouse of Messrs.
BUDDING and NELSON, in the smne street.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE was very superb
C. 11., a Crown, Star, Festoons, and radiant arciws
•
of lamps.
'L-ircsubt—The letters C. R. and a Crown in large
lamps over the entrance.

The OPERA-House was also' brilliantly illumi-
nated.

AiTLEY'S, in Wych.-street, was very elegant.
111011 GAN and SANDaRs—a handsome transpa-
rency, C. R. in variegated lamps, and a brilliant
scar, &c.

At the east end of the town, the Mansion-House
was part,cularly conspicuous fur an clegant and
tasteful display of variegated lamps,. oompristeg the

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itoiai Cr-04iri; CIA leifers C. R. atici a brilliitii stai:;
the I.vliole int,frsp-rs,jd with wreaths of 01i.v6;
auJ oak leaves, formed of lami s of
c oluu, s.. • -

The tradearneb bearing the Royal patent at ihig
• tini of the -tvwa who ernitied the greatest efful-
.gence, were. Mr. GRUN, of St. Paul's ChofcliLyard;
Uphoisteter ;
.rviesirS. NEALE- and BAILEY, Glass
men, - of the. same place; Messrs. '
BRIDGE and itpxDPAL, and Ismzßwoop .and
Silvers,initbs, and Gra,Nalai); On Lud-
gaiu ill, ei rde vice-5 :.consisted Of: the crown;
G 1.4.41: -Wits; (141:13(4nd5, and.--astreath6 of 1:A-tirt:1 of
vartegated,-,lattips:;callibcaniifully: and*approiifiatety
~ arra urtal• .;

Ti; ;.Yellow Fever Remedy' WarellouFe; t Chaz-
i
Croi,s„ .is as-Conipicuousqor its.great uti-
lity in circulating a Medicine which
in subdiiipg.;,rnalig-fli2in levers abroad,,iss, it is kw its
loyalty, vvas,..iilarninated last niglit,';:ifit honour of
her; .ivltuEsTy's- Birth-day, in tise. same .41446tiliftit
ma,o,Rer thp Jubilcek suitor I.

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DEAI„ JAN".' 18.--Arrived his, Majesty's shipS
.Defence and‘'Mar.s; from the Balti; Eplilra
.400
of war, troa? yartrotalj.;,_,'
Sailed the lielicoil.a;)

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P3RTSMOUT,II, JAN. 18 —Slijed his. Majesty's
Trinctdo for. the Downs - cony(?), the

Gaily nzede on a cruize.

GitErmicK, JAR. 'fs.—The Ship Bi-:.fallnict;
Captain Morris, .sailed from St. Vincelit for the
Clyde on the ~sth -of November, and on the 15!h
was captured' by a French 'privateer, but, by the
address of the Mate, who was left on board the
Britannia, he got her safe into, St. Bai-rholomew.
By a Letter from 'St. Kitt's, of the ist of D.
cember, it appears, that the Governor Fefust>d to
give up. the vessel, to one of his Msjesty's ships of
war, who'iVent on purpose to claim her.

MADAME LANctiEsTEE.--Yesterday this Lay ate r
tended the 'eighteen th meeting of the Commissioner-4
of Bankruptcy in her case, at Guildhall ; and, from
the arrangement made on this occasion, it seetn.s
now highly probable the commission against hei
will be superseded. The offer made yeverklay to
her creditors' was to pay a composition of 10. in
the pound, upon their •reSpeelive debts, Condi-
tionally that, the Coininissign should be superseded:
All the creditors present agreed readily to this prci-
' position, provided that the payment of the proposed
composition. stfoluld
,he guaranteed by yesponsiblei
sureties. Messrs. Joruss and WHEATLY ‘.vere ap;•
pointed assignees for the final adjusinient of :it-Evrs
With. this Lady, .- . ,

It .is
.the intention rof the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, -immediately ailer Cie comMeece:nent
of the Session, 'to.,inc-)ve an order to, regulate the
time, of introdleing Private, Bills, acid also. to 'ap-
point .a day, after which' no rt•poit of a Private
Bill will be received. The timeappoitae.d will be
earlier than that fixed upon last Session,
,which will
expedite the business considerably, and prevvnt the
House froth sitting when
.the summer is' far ad-
Yanced.-

Sixty-two ,soldiers of the Germain Legion, brought
over from the Texel iu the Drake, where they 11ad
been confined in prison, were landed on
,Wednesday
and marched into Ir,irm out h Barracks.

EXTRAORDINAY ,SiTlClDE.—Yeterday morning;
between eleven and twelve' o'clock, a Jewish Gen-
tleman, a Mr: LYON LEVI, diamond and peail mer-
chant; Haydon-square, MinorieS; threw himself
from the top of the 'Monument, and was dashed -tc.l
pieces on the spot. His' fall was broker? 'by his
•pitching on 'some of the projecting figures; but he
lighted at last on his head,' in Monument-yard, and.
expired without a groan. 'A convulsive motion of
the shoulders was all the appearance- of life the body
-exhibited when approached immediately after the
fall. His head was.terribly shattered, and the brain
protruded at dillerent, parts. The face was so much
disfigured, that_ the- unfortunate man was with diffi-
culty. recognized. It is said that Mr. LEVI was sub-
jeCt to hereditary insanity, his mother having for
many years been confined in a private' mad-ho Use.
The immediate cause of the asis, however, 's`o/i
posed to have been a failure in a commercial specs-
lation. His age was abOut 45', and he was of a very
respeaable charader. Before he went to the Mo-
nument, he had beep, at the Bank Coffee-house.-;--'
When permitted to ascend, he evinced no uncom-.
mon emotions, but ,appeared to the keeper of
the Monument perfoetly.easy and collealecl in his
mind.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JAN. 79%

This day's Market had but a scanty supply, of
different kinds of Cattle
.Mutton and Pork sold at
last prices ; Beef and Veal are dearer ; and 'the
trade' for the most part was but inditierent.--The
sales in the Hay Market were inconsiderable ; Hay
has fallen in price since Monddy's Market ; Straw
and Clover have got up in price.=-The undermen4
tioned prices and numbers are a,corre& statement

To sink the Offal per stone of 81b.
Beef 45. od. to ss. 6d. Mutton 4s. od. to 6s. ad. Nral ;se
od. to Bs. od. Pork ss. ed-rto 7s. od.
Beasts 140.-Sheep 4,20?..—Calves 130.—Pigs 240. ,
. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. _
Hay 51. os. od. to 61. es. od. Straw 11. zos. od. to 21. 10.
ed. Clover 61. os. od. to 71. los. od.

CORN EXCHANGE; JAN. ,19.---4To-diy, there are
several further arrivals of foreign Wheat, and abundA
ance thereof on hand, with tolerable supplies of
other articles, but from the appearance of the
Thames Navigation being stopped, scarce any sales
are made, and the prices are almost considered .uo-
minal.

Wheat - 75$ a SSs a zoos
Pine ditto - toss a tOgs
Itye - - -; gss a. 50S
barley 4v5 a 486
• Malt - -. 72S a Sos
White Pease - 7us a 80s
Grey ditto t - 42$ a gSs•
(Old) 544 a thas

Tick Beans (old) 465 a sas
Oats -24 s a 27s a 32
Poland ditto 34s a 37s od
Potatoo ditto —s a 3Ss
!tape Seed - 481,a 5t4
Fine 1 lour - uos a 95,
Seconds - Sys a ~