The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-11 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 11.-o.ir supply of all
Corn since this day week has been very large,
particularly of Wheat and Barley, with which ar-
ticles the market is glutted ; and althOugh a few
picked samples of Essex Wheaciold ;it nearly last
Dilonday's prices, all other descriptions are 3s.
per qr. cheaper, and even at that reduction few
sales could ht. effected. Barley is 4i. per qr.
lower, owing to superabundant arrivals., and only
select parcels could be disposed of, the ordinary
qualities being wholly unsaleable.—White Pease
ere 25. per gr. cheaper.--Icy Beaus and Peas there
is little or no alteration•

Szcritrmo, Oar. H.—Our Market was well supplied
this morning with all kinds of Cattle, and the 'prices are
steady and sales rather brisk both in Beef and Mutton ; Lamb,
Veal, and Pork, are much the same in price as per last
'Week's quotation.—ln Hay and Straw there is not much dif-
ference in price; Clover is somewhat lower in price.

Demerara anti Essequibo Gazettes. have arrived
to the 30th JUly. Intelligence had been received
from Surinam, stating, that the small-pox had
tirade great havoc at that place, sixteen or seven-
teen persons dying daily. The Gyiunn Chronicle,
"f the 19th July, contains the following pare-
rapt)
" We have before us a letter from a young
Gentleman, lately of this town, to a friend of
his here, dated at Angostura, the 4111 of last
Innntb• He, like many others, was seized with
the romantic dream of achieving his fortune and re-
'wo by campaigning in the dreary wastes
111 Venezuela. On his arrival at Angostura, he
bad no dificulty in procuring a Lieutenant's
commission in the English rifle corps. The very
morning after they were marched off to juin
rmain body up the country,. and I assor,
nu.' says be, we never !Ate(' a day at a time
nine weeks, during which time we nee.er
iti"led, nor even' saw any thing, exLept heef,
bad condition, and worse cookery. In an ex-
30uot "f " country, 800 miles in length and about
es in breadth, I never saw a single house
r"Pt two deserted hamlets of villages. I was in
ie action up the country, the first of the kind
beler was in ;.our corps and the bonne Ventura
egiment, about eight hundred strong, were
sc!rdered to attack a part of the enemy, con-
.4tiPg of 700 infantry and 200 cavalry They
b're posted in a strong position. amidst under-
end Hild thick plantations. Being concealed,
ey ponred a severe fire on us from all side,.
be Indiana attached to our divisions all took
r.! tbeir.heels.
,In he end, however, we drove
the enemy away, but not without a great loss,
is 4 4mt of 800, we had only 360 left. There
t, 41isOpline amongst the troops ; all is anar-
:i.7 and confusion. The Creoles are mere cow-
-1(118• For three .rtiOnths I have not bad a sofier
I.hshatt the bare ground to rest. upon. All the
'as Officers applied for their passports, which
refused. I gut mine merely by stratagem.' "

•
8A Yesterday Lord LIVERPOOL and Lord CAITLE•
V,Un had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT at
9ritutt House.
011)"Ncg LEOPOLD.—On Wednesday, the 28th
L"ePternber, his Royal Highness arrived at
iiii°"ebY, the seat of T "
J. MORRJTT, Esq., to
7liete be passed that and the greater part
%tt -- rollowing day in visiting the beautiful
1/4•Set,ll;l. 2,Y. 4.:11 described iu the poem of WALTER