The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-06 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CoVW EXCHANO6, Dt c 6 —Our market was
liberally soppliud this in,m)ing Wheat awl
Barley, Iron' Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, tor which'
the demand was very fiat, and sales of each, even
the befit qualities, were with difficulty eff,eted at
a decline of 24. per quarter Irons last Ainntlay's
prices; whilst the iutetior descriptions to retch
of the above articles were unsaleable, alth..ugh
offered on much lower terms than on this stop
wee k.--Oats are full Is. per quarttr cheaper,
and New Beans and Peas were dull sale, at n re•
auction of 2s pet quarter, having a tolerably large
arrival of each this worsting from Essex.-111
other articles there is 00 alteration.

SMJTNPZELD MARLE7, Dec 6.—Our. Market this day was
well supplied witb all hinds of prime Cattle, but there was not
any difference of prices; they remain as per Monday last;
Mutton has rather advanced in price ; Veal and Pork as per
last week's prices.—The Hay Market is brisker than last
week; in Clover and Straw the price as per our last quotation.
The following is a correct statement of the Prices and
Numbers at Market:—

(To rink the Offal; per Stone of 81hs.)
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 0,1. I Veal ss. Od. to 6s. Oil.
Mutton ..4s. Oa. to ss. Od. 1 Pork Ss. Od. to Eis. bd.
Lamb os. 0(1. to us. Ud.
CATTLE A'' MAEMET.

Beasts
' 4820 I
Sheep and Larubs ....15,600
Cakes

HAY AND STRioAr PER LOAD.
Hay.... ,C 3 0 0 to,C3 00( Clover.. ,C 4 0 0 to,C6 0
Stray: 4I 5 0 to 4: 1 10 0

The British- Amba•sador at Madrid is said to
have..addresied a note to the Si,anish Court. its
which he demands in strong terms a tree coin..
!tierce with all its American volginies.

Mr. LOCKYBR, to meily Secretary 'to Viet.
count EXMOUTH, is *pp .inicti Secretary to the
Royal Hoipiial at Greenwich, in the room of
J. DYER, Esq.
The head of a house in the city, which some
months ago made a composition with their cre-
ditors, disappe,red soddenly on
taking with him, as is supposed, very cotisiderahle
pro,.erty. None of the proposed instaltnen:s have
been paid.

The remainder of the 22d regiment of foot,
Colonel Sir HUGH Gotiott, from the Mantilios,
have arrived, and proceeded to join the termer
part of the regiment, at Daveutry, near Nor..
thampt

'lite Greyhound revenue cruiser, Lient. Nu-
GENT, last %vet k captured a critter and a bigger
ott Weymouth ; the cargoes were throssn over.
hoard-160 tubs, however, were ph ked op. Four
smugglers were seized, and placed under this
guard of a man and two boys, Iv, ilst the
revenue cutter is engaged in recoveting the
cargo ; three of them escaped by means of
knoci,ing the min placed over them down the
hold. Each of the vessels' burden is about
IS tons —Lieut. Hucx ANDFESON i< 4ppoi-terd
to command the Greyhointd, Nice NUGENT, who
has served his three yeirs.
It has been proposed to raise a tr op of Yeo.
manry in this chy, under the crimm.ind of Lord
ELcuo, to be attached to the county corps.
Considerable I,rogresi has been made ,:ithin
these few dAys, many of the most re,pectable
gentlemen hiving already made a tender of
their services—while the list is filling up
cry rapidly.—,Monday, avers ant! aceoioremen:
stere delivered, at the barracks, to neatly 400 of
:he sharp shooters corps, now embalying in Cr:,iss-
gow. They are a very fine body of voting men.—
(Edinburgh Evening Courant. Dec. 2 )
Ihe catch of herrings On this part of he coast,
during the week, has been very great, an.: rho
present season promises to be quite as abundant as
any of the preceding. On Thursday and Friday
night the quAntity brought in was So consider-
able as to occasion them to be retailed at a half-
penny and ki penny per dozen. affording seasona-
ble relief to numerous poor families. Curing ha%
already commenced, which will, we hope, prove
beneficial to the numerous labourers its this part
of the country, by providing 'bens with employ-
ment during the ksinter.—(Hampshire Chronicle.)
On 'fbursilay last a most determined battle veal
fought on 'Ter worth Green, in Oxfordshire,
between John ilinncloy, bricklayer, of Te!s.
worth,and John 6utteridg,e, butcher, of Haseley,
which, after 90 rounds bard fightipg, was won by
Monday. The battle lasted 55 minutes. Gut.
tetidge was taken off the ground so terribly
beaten (bat his life MU 20111 e tiara despaired of.

Tll c 0 I,ON I 11. S.

CAN \ D

(From the ()Het et. G,. c. re to the 25th of Oct.)

ItIoNTREAL, OCT.
.23.—New STBAN 130XT.!—•
Toesday last the new steam boat Ottawa,
built at the head of the Long Sault in the () teiwa
river, having received her ritgilie at Lachine,‘made

a trip of about 7 miles from thence to the upper
owlet of Chateangay river. She performed it to
admiration, having gone that distance in 50
minutes, and returned in 37-4. Her model is said
to he vet y handsome, and her engine (the first
made in Canada) to reflect great credit upon its
fabricator Mr. Lough. It is the opinion of tho•c
who %vete aboard of her doting the excnrsion, that
sic silt passes in speed any other steam boat navi-
gating the traWs of tbeNe Provinces. Air. 13itice
the went of her construction.

NLV: CANAL, AT Till,. HEAD ('F THE LONG
OrTAWA —Wt. ate itolonlltil that
istr„tk%Vhiri) is noundrd to do away with the
iitets(iiy of ascending these dangerous Rapids,
nod which was conitnenced 14st spring under the
direction of Captain Mann, of the Royal SWF
Corps, has Ina& a cousiderable ptor.,ress. There
is a line of opk‘nr(ls of two miles opeu, the exca.
yarn), of a great pail of which ii ettrupleted to n
sufficient depth as well as tl:e Slopes and Tow
.11,70 h

The benefit that will arise to these Prolitoccs on
the ot this tioderfaiii,ig is inealcolable,
the passage ot the Rapids, which h at all tittles
difficult, laud pact t>t thc yoar perfectly impracti-
cable for lo,ideft B,,ats or Callf,CS, Will be rendered
easy, mot the Navigation will be in-ifeetly twin-
tert--opt(:(1 from La Chine to the Falls of the
Ch.antlicre.

(111Jarty Register, October 12.)

Onto.—Tie extiaordinary proceedings of this
S,a,e in le,ying and entorcing a tax to a large
submit on the [lifted States Bank, contrary, to a
late decision of our highest judicial tribunal, can-
not fail to occasion tbe deepest regret in every re-
tlectiog mind. Perhaps wa attach an undue im-
portance to this transaction ; but to tia it appears
ominous of serious evils. It may have been a
hasty and Oupremeditated act, and on cool reflec-
tion settled without difficulty; or it may have
been a deliberate plan, projected and executed
upon the supposition, that public sentiment in
the Western States is ready " to tranunel•up the
Consequences." It cannot have escaped the ob-
servation of ally one, who has atteatively read
the Western papers for some time past, that there
is much dissat isfactiou among the people beyond
the Alleghany, and many hard things saitl of the
&kook States. None of these articles have been
republished, or remarked on; for we wi,lied they
Might die as soon as Private letters
fr.m a well lammed clod judicious correspondent
e4Arroborate the impression, derived from a pero-
r-il of some of the' public jitlirnals, that there is
not a little jealousy existing in the West towards
the:At!antic states. Our readers will also recollect
that a debt of several utillions is due to the national
giivertlllacOt from this section of the United States.
Ail these circumstances are sufficient to awaken
suspicions with regard to the (inject of the late
nohappy transaction in Ohio, -and we rejoice that
they are nothing mole than suspicions. It is a
subject ultich'in our Opinion to be treated
with great delicacy, and settled as quietly as pos-
sible. All irritating language ought to be avoid-
ed 611 both sides of the mountains, and every
effort Wade 'to 'strengthen and brighten the gul-
den chain of Uni6u,