The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-07 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

WINDSOR, JULY 6.—Both yesterday and this day
his MAJESTY has taken his favourite excursion on
the Lake at Virginia Water, accompanied by the
Duke of Dorset, the Lord Steward, Sir Andrew Bar-
nard, and others of the Royal Suite. His MAJESTY
as usual, was occupied a great part of the time fishing,
and at five o'clock dined with his Suite under the
marquee. His MAJESTY seldom returns to the Royal
Lodge before half-past nine o'clock.

The Duke of York, we are happy to say, continues
better, and is able frequently to ride out in an open
carriage. Yesterday, Sir Herbert Taylor, his Royal
Highness's Military Secretary, transacted military
business with the Royal Duke, a great part of the day,
at Mr. Greenwood's villa, at Brompton. We under-
stand his Royal Highness rode to the Earl of Mans-
field's house, near Hampstead, on Sunday, and par-
took of an early dinner. The Royal Duke received
a visit on Sunday from the Lord Chancellor, Doctors
Halford and M‘Gregor constantly attend his Royal
Highness,_ and Occasionally Dr. Warren is called in,
morning a King's Mos-
senge r al
arrivedlin D who attended a consultation last Saturday.
At hour yesterdaynwDowning
-street,
street, with despatches
from Constantinople, which were forwarded to Mr.
Secretary Canning, at Mr. Planta's house, at Fair.
light, near Hastings, where Mr. Canning went from
early
London on 'Wednesday morning, and Mrs. Canning
arrived the same: day from Brighton.
DERIVATIONS.-.4t is rathera curious circumstance
that the seines of Antiobus and Andrews are derived
from the same source—the first being evidently formed
from Ayopunroc, and the last from avid,
z—which makes
in the capoc--.-both of the words having the
same signification—(A Man.)
Two school-boys were playing at fives one day,
when one remarked to,the other----" I wonder whence
the word 'Bair is derived." "Oh !" returned the
other, from ,BciAXtu, Jaceo, to be sure."
No dais of su tradesmen fr
et more severely during
the ,resent commercial distiess the booksellers, their
goods are all stationary.

I I Wheat. [Batley. Malt.
Eng AO I
cloo

TORY,- I 3,2(k)

Outs. roc. Ptase. Elena.
Qrs. Qrs, ;Qrs. Sacks.
Now 3,200
1,000 ••••..., OM. .0...

1,800 f

SMITHFIELD 111AIIKET.-(Tut% DA Y.)
This day's market exhibited throughout a good Friday's sup-
ply, but not near so many Sheep and Lambs as did that of this
day •se'rmight ; prime small Lambs sold readily; at an advance of
about 4d. per stone, hnt large Lambs, and other kinds of fat
stock, were exceedingly dull of sale at no advance on Monday's quo-
taiions--coarn and inferior Sheep and Beasts producing from
2i. 6d. to es. 10d. ; second quality Sheep and Beasts, tir. od.
to Ss. 4d. ; prime coarse-woolled Sheep, Ss. 6d. to -Ss. 2d. ;
prime large oxen, 3s. 6.1. to 3s. 10d. ; primed South Down
Wethers, Ss. 10d. to 4s. Od. ; prime Scots, Ike., 4s. Oct. to
4i. 4d. ; large Lambs, Ss. Bd. to 41. ed. ; prime small Lambs,
41. 10d. to ss. 4d. ; large coarse Calves, Ss. 44. to Ss. 10d. ;
Calves of from 12 to 16 stone each, if whits is the flesh, and
otherwise complete, 44. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; large Hogs, Ss. ed.
to Ss. 6d. ; and neat smell Porkers, 4a. 44. to 4s. fid.. per atone
of Bibs. to sink the offals. Suckling Calves, from les. to 85s. ;
and quarter-old store Pigs, 101. to Its. each. In Milch Cows
there appeared to he nothing deing.--Snpply, es per Clerk's state-
ment •

Beasts. I Sheep and Lambs. Cairo. I ris,
445 10,000 510

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
(At per gone, by the Carcass.)

Beef, from 2s. Rd. to 4s. Oa. ; Mutton, 21. Rd. to Ss. 10d.;
Lamb, Ss. Rd. to ss.'od. ; Veal, 3.. 4d. to 4.. ad. ; and Park,
Sr. 6d. to bs. Od.

-HAY MARKETS—(Ysurritanay.)
(At per load of 86 trusses.)
ST. JAMESIS..-.Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, from
81. 101. to 41. 10a. ; fine Upland Meadow and Rye Grass Hay,
V. 105. to 51. 105. ; New Meadow Hay, Si. 155. to 4/. 105, ;
Clover. Hay, 4/. Os. to 61.65. ; Oat Straw, U. 14s. to 11. les. ;
Wheat Straw, IL 16s. to Ql. 2e. Meadow Hay 65., Clover
Hay from Sc. to 65., per load higher than on Tuesday ; in prices
of Straw no alteration. Supply limited, and trade rather dull;

Satrrtirmn...Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, from
to 41. be. ; fine Upland Meadow and Rye Gras Hay.
4/. ha. to 51. ss. ; New Meadow Hay, 3/. 10s. to 4/. 4c ; Cis-
ver Hay, generally, 4/. os. to W. 16s, ; extraordinary fine,
61. 10s. ; Oat Straw, I/. 14s. to 11. 16s. ; Wheat Straw,
11. 16s. to V. sts. Meadow Hay from 6s, to 6s. par load lower
than on Tuesday ; price. of Clover and Straw stationary. Sup-
ply moderately good, and trade dull.