The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

THE MARKETS, &c.

CORN-EXCITANGE, OCT. B.—A large supply of
Old and New Wheat, and the trade very dull ; the -best-Old
Wheat maintained Monday week's prices, but the New met a
decline of Is. per quarter: Barley, 2s. lower; .Pease, no after.-
ation ; Beans, full is. lower ; Oats, 2s: 'lower than last Mon-
day; in Flour no alteration.
- Old 80s 78s White Pease 34s 40s
Wheat, New ...40s 60s Grey Peas 21.1s 304
Rye 32s 34s Beans los 38s
Barley 'i3s 40s Oats 19s 32s
Malt Ms 74s Flour, per sack (As 645 s

SaZITIIFIELD 93
aRKET, OCT. B—There was a very great
supply of all descri-..`ion'S of Cattle at market this morning, in
consequence of which there was a very heavy sale, and the
prices' are loiver than on last market-day. The price of hay
remains as last week. Straw no alteration.

To sihk the offal er stone of 8%.
Beef
Nlutton ... 3s. 0:1. to 3s. M. Veal

AVERAGE 'PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
Wheat, 70s. 7d.—Barley, 355. hi 235. 4d.—Rye, 345.
6d.—Ueans, 365. Di—Pease, ns. 10d.
The Average Price of Brovra or Muscovado Sugar, corn-
puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 3d day
of October, 1821, is 31s. ad, per Hutidretinrefght.

There is at this time GO wheat ricks of this year's growth in
the small island of Selsey, near •Chichester ; a much greater
crop than was ever remembered, 'and all got up in fkir condi-
tion..—(Hampshire Telegraph.)

Advices from Newfoundland to the 12th Sept.
were received on Saturday. His Excellency the
Governor embarked on the 29th of August, on
board his Majesty's ship Grasshopper, Captain
BUCHAN, and sailed for Labrador. The accounts
from Labrador received at St. John's, which were
to the 23cl'of August, stated that more damage
than was ever know u before had been sustained
among the vessels which arrived there this season,
owing to the vast quantities of ice driven on the
coast.

Lord 13.0:niignsit does not resunle his minis-
.erial functions at Florence. It is probable. that
,ither his Lordship or Mr. THOTON will be

the new Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court
of Spain. Mr. THORNTON has joined his Lady
at Paris.—(Morning Paper.)
On the 20th ult. the Marquess of DONEGALL
took the oaths and went through the usual ce-
remonies, as Mayor of Carrickfergus for the en-
suing year.

MAJOR Axnne.—On Wednesday.the Phaeton
frigate, Captain WILLIAM A: MONTAGU,' C.
arrived ut Portsmouth from Halifax, after an ex-
traordinary quick passage of only 18 days. She
was relieved by the Athol, 28, Capt. H. BOUR;•
OILER, from England ; which ship she left at
Halifax with the Newcastle, 48, Rear-Admiral
CoLpoys, and. Jasseur. She has brought to Eng-
land the remains of Major ANDRE, who was exe-
cuted by the Americans, as a spy, in' the year
1780. The remains were disinterred at Tappan,
.on the 14th. August, placed in a sarcophagus, and
conveyed on board an English packet, which
brought them to Halifax, just previous to the de-
parture of the Phaeton. They have not yet been
lauded. 'We' understand they are consigned to
his Royal Highness the Duke of Yottx. Their
being sent to England is in compliance with the
request of the family of Major ANDRE.
PLYMOUTII, OCT. 4.—On Saturday last ED-
MUND LOCEYER, Esq. was sworn in Mayor, and
WOLUIGE, Esq., Captain R. N., a Free-
man of this Borough. The. Committee of the
Navy Board have left this place for London.
ARUNDEL, OCT. 3.—The Election for Mayor
(for this Borough) for the ensuing year, took
place yesterday, when R. HOLMES, Esq. and Mr..
WATKINS (Steward to the Duke of NonroLK),
were put in nomination ; the chew of hands be-
ing greatly in favour of the former Gentleman,-
the friends of the latter demanded a poll, which
terminated in a very short time in the return of
Ilormcs, Esq. by a considerable majority.
Ile was afterwards chaired, amidst the acclama-
tions of the people.

. .
l'Jr. MusTELL is appointed Professor of the
French Language to Winchester College.
The Right Hon. Wm. ARBUTHNOT is chosen
Lord Provost of Edinburgh for the ensuing year.