The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-10 00:00:00

hionght cui and dry to the 11.1;, fully mantic:l6l
a disposition to prejudge the Question. nut a
refer our Readers to the Report of the Meeting'
and cannot harbour a doubt. that they will el'
demit the adoption of such &solution's, whi
the' whole of. the unkorthnate transactions t
'Manchester are investigated before thc
proper Legal Tritunals, and will be determined
by, we trust, impartial Juiles of our Country'
meti. • •

CORN-EXCHANGE. SEPT. 10.—We have bad n°
officals since Wednesday, yet our Market was
well supplied this morning with what Was kit
' over from Monday and Wednesday ; and iberg
appearing but few buyers, the Wheat trade Was
exceedingly hear)? at Monday's prices. Fine Bar'
ley Was scarce, and fully supported our last qt'r'"
ration ;--the Oat trade was very heavy, yet fine
fresh Corn fetched Monday's prices ;--White
Peas are very scarce, and much soug tit after r'il
Beans end other articles there is no alteration!

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, SCPT. 10.—There „was a very' Orr
supply of all kind.of Cattle this morning at Mai Let, in on'
sequence of which all prime Meat was dearer; Mutton, Veal'
Poi Is, and Lazuli, were higher in price Beef renlains,a
our last quotation.

HAY MAntimr.—Good Old hay still maintains its Pricl
but the New Flay, and inferiJr, are Lwer Straw:
Clover remain as per our last quotation. -

Pttnro
EtißrcrPTrors: tfrd
Continuo-rt., kviuun yev et day stated had c"'
(...perated' tor die Rtsup.ose Of giting to Mr. HUNT
" public welcr»ne," wet celf:ctivelv last niglot aL
the Crown and Anchor TA vt•rn. The union,
ever, proved very unnatural 811,1 Mir()pit 1011 S (119
would have it). In tacr, thv ,Wewtininsler
co-innii4tee would not sanction or ideng,t thee
selves Z4l (lie provisions of the Committee of 21)th
as to their p.rojeted measure. Alessis. Dr 11.7*_t°
son, Thistlewood. Poston, %Vacidit. ion, reloggl
ridge, and Co. are therefore to be the uniiiraOP
arbiters elegant' '..rtf:n of the ceremasty of rozifiticr°
ing Mr• Hunt :in to L.)1111 •n, Wilil,ll lirOCeedill4
is to take place ::`.l9nday next, positivay, at

noon.

17:e Countess tfc ildo:-,•7-rt-;:mst, who left St. lie;•
Jena in a state of ill hen;: 1, ‘vidi an intention `",
taking the .:lit.:ltetibani hid neon
reeatnmen.lecl to her by 11,;. iical 811f-0(1'1'11;
arrived in the Channel 'a few r-',..:;*7 past, on now"
the Lady Campbell Indianian. A Correspond "t
ititortas ns, that two crni;ters•vveri. Sn watint: f
her, by our of which the CountesA and her idatit
fathily Were taken' our, without permitting
conatuitnication with the shore, and hurried 01"L's
(Nurniug Chronicle
A Meeting been called Retfort!, t°
rake into consideration the pioptiery of forini"g
a Corps of Cavalry and Riflemen, to defend their
country against all traitorous conspiracies -whet'
soever, and to aid the Civil
eaTed upon so to do within the saint country:".
Mr. Rica:v/014D, one, of the Commissioners dit
CllStntll9, Mr. .MOIIIIIS. Surveyor-r_ietiPral, COa
Mr. IVUITMORE, Principal Clerk, Seeret,iiy'i Of.
tice, have left London for the purpose of visoing
the principal ports in Ireland, with a:dew to 094
further facilitating commerce between the tava
countries.-

" Negotiations," says nne of the fetters 1'
ceived in the City," are still earriemt on between
the British Government and that of Spaio;for the
supply of a quantity of specie. probably in c( mmi:emit•
plat ion of the sexpiration of time A,•l reltrirting, !he
Bank of Enghnti irom Cish Payments.
proposal was in the first inst duce. near
subsequently ten millions shoal be cotiecy;;l
jiaiannab,,or Vera Cruz, in British sh.ps of war'
Hitherto nothing has been definitively
ed but it seems, fr,m the p:oures4 which
been made in, time tregociation, th4t• Spain her";
self at the presitit imminent souKi 01
gold and silver, that n,,ne CBO be spertol..ny
for the iise of this country, until next-yearatihd
eatlieFJ-,"
%Ve have heard, with er-at satisfaction, that the'
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kisitGovernment 'flavc it in serious e-otirein7daii°ll
to turn their apention to •tie iatornvoment ut
1-18rbottr, and that the soin of 200..0001.—h to 17,e
immediately ii,propriated tor this ptirpo'si.---qpe'
fast Chronicle ) . •
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A boat belon.;ing to Mr. Carerr of •Cherses'
was upeeti)edr Chisv‘ick 01) rtt.?oing
against the-ruilaer Of a thit and.,Eyo,ith of'11):6
name of Foanett. of)darshall•wreer, Sr. James'so
was drowned, There were ferhyourig men pa
board; three Of. ►vh' ,:) got oo hq,44.41 Cie barge.
BOMBAY, APRIL --On the 2.1 lilt. the inigi!
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bitants -of ---Ahmed;t,,,ad were 'midi surprizett
by the .appearanatt...o: a royal tiger, which was
brotight -elk's.. from a ,neighbouring
he had been caught alive in .4 Idrge cage coo"
strutted .on 'the 'principle of a rat-trap, with II
goat for the bait, but partitioned off ni,h strong
_bars, so as., to- be, bcvond the reach of the
tiger;. the goat was hoNever taken out dead.
without having apparently suit-ere! ;Any ini.try; %c.g
rffily therefore conclude ,th At the animal died en."
tirely of fright, A large And fierce dog, of the
northern breed,. was nut into the ca ~,e for his foOdr
and the Gentlemen who wt.re present were much
burprized at observing the dog; instead of bring
alarmed at the te..-ritic.anirnil, immediately rust'
forward and seize him by the nose, and ig
was a considerable time before tht tiger could
disengage himself. /Vier ffa, in be,n kept for
borne days to gratify the om.tsiiy of thg:
Natives, a Gentleman of known celebrityjts
the spotting world put au err- to his OP"
istence by shooting hint with a rifle through in!
torehead : the bail was titterwards extracted, ty"
was completely flattened, which slims the e%
treine hardness of the skulls of those dcstruc*,
the anim4ls. At the village at t%hich this animal_
was caught, above sixty people arc said to lit 011
been deetruyed by flint.