The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANOR, SEPT. 13.—Our Market was
abundantly supplied with Wheat this morning.
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the quality
being a great deal better than was expected, sales
were exceedingly heavy at a decline of full ss. per
quarter on last Monday's prices, and a large quan-
tity remains 'indisposed of. Barley fully supports
our last quotation. White Peas are very scarce,
and ss. dearer. Oats are in great abundance,
and full Is. per quarter lower. In Beans and other
articles there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD, SEPT. l3.—Thore was a good supply in the
Market this morning of all kinds of prime Cattle, and the
prices were rather lower than last Friday's Market : Lamb,
Veal, and Pork, are somewhat cheaper than our last (plata-
tion.—ln the Hay Market the Old nay still maintains its
price, and in the New there is but little alteration ; Straw
and Clover arc rather on the decline.

MELANCHOLY 'SUICIDE

OF A YOUNG LADY.

This morning, at an early hour, tile neighbcnirlinod
of Bow-street was thrown into considerable con-
fusion, byt he melancholy event 'of a young Lady,
of sriperioraccomplishments and education, named
BUNELL, who was lately married to an Officer
in the Army, who is at present at Brighton,
putting an end to her existence, by stabbing her-
self to the heart with a knife while in the open
street, under the following circumstances
unfortunate Lady, we understand, is of a very re-
spectable family, possessed of considerable pro-
perty ; since her arrival in town she has occu-
pied a suite of apartments at the Garrick's Head
Tavern, Bow-street, which has been t..vo or three
days, in which interval her mind appeared to be
labouring under severe depression, and she com-
mitted several inconsistent acts. On Sunday she
seemed to be in a great measure relieved from that
state, and at night retired to her chamber earlier
than usual. The following morning she arose at the
hour of four o'clock, and was seen at the top of
the house of the Garrick's Head with a brick in
her hand, parading backwards and forwards.
The persons inside were alarmed, and she was ex-
tricated front her perilous situation : she after-
wards got into the street, and sat on the step of
the door, and a knife was seen in her hand. A
person who knew her attempted to get it from
her, bur she ran very fast in the direction of Ca-
therine-street, and on her road inflicted two or
three stabs in her side, fell down, and bled pro-
profusely. She was taken to Mr. GRAVES, sur-
geon, in Catherine-street, where every assistance
was afforded her, but in vain. Information was
given to some friends she bad in London, and
likewise to her relations in the country. Her
body was taken to the bone-house of St. Paul's,
Covent-garden, for the Coroner's Inquest, which
will be ',rid this evenin. We have since heard
that this young ►ady possessed some talent as an
actress, but not in public.

We regret to learn that the Archbishop of
died on Wednesday last, after a lingering

SIMMONS, THE ACTOR.—The Public will
regret to hear, that this respectable Actor died
soddenly this morning.
There is nothing new from Spain. Tlo ac-
counts received yesterday relative to the minority
of the Spanish Cabinet having prevailed upon the
KING to refuse his sanction to the Treaty of
Cession of the Floridas, and of the consequent
depaiture of the American Minister, arc merely
corroborative of the intelligence given in our
paper of Saturday.—(Morning Post.)
Letters front St. Thomas's, of the 29th of July,
corroborate the report of the fall of Barcelona to
the arms of the Patriots. They further state
that the expedition from Margaritta, under the
eotnmand of URDANBTA, had effected their land-
ing, and advanced to the attack of Cumana.
Friday dispatches were received at the Admi-
ralty from Admiral Sir THOMAS FREEMANTLE, at
Malta, The Aid, Captain SMYTH, was employed
in an extensive survey of the lonian Islands. The
Glasgow frigate was expected at Malta from
Toulon.

The Countess de MONTHOLON, children, and
suite, whose arrival in the Downs from St.
Helena we have noticed, were not permitted to
come on shore, but were sent off in a vessel to
Ostend. She had obtained a passport from the
French A,t•bassador here. Count MONTHOLON
also intends quitting St. Helena, nud will return
to Europe. He is not proscribed in France.—
(British Monitor.)
Oa Thursday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Lord
VERULAM arrived at Portsmoutit, and having
made e visit to the Commander-in-Chief, at the
Admiralty House, their Lordships afterward went
on board the Queen Charlotte, to view the in-
ternal equipments of that fine ship. The usual
honoraty salutes were fired on the occasion. Their
Lordships titan set off for town.
Mrs. BILLINGTON.—The last husband of this
admired Singer ha, received the whole of her pro-
perty, amounting to 45,0001. The day alter it
was transferred, a claim was made by the brother
of her first husband. As some strange reports
have been circulated respecting her death, it
it,ould be gratifying to the public to have an au-
thentic statement of the circumstances attending
that event ; and us those reports have been very
prevalent, it is also strange that no such authentic
statement has yet appeared.
THiC DUKE OF SAN CARLOS.—We have reason
to believe that the report of the speedy departure
of the Duke of SAN CARLOS is erroneous. His
Excellency has lately taken a country house near
Dartford, in Kent, about four miles front the
residence of the Russian Ambassador, called May-
place. The Duke is now laying in his wines,
&c. The mansion is also undergoing improve-
ments ; all the family are now sojourners therein.
(Morning Post.)

The erection of the semaphores from Beachy-
bead to Dungeness is to tnke place directly ;
they are to be under the charge of Lieutenants
of the Royal Navy, who are to have parties of
men under their orders, tur the suppression of
smuggling.

}'FATAL ACCIDENT.—On yesterday sennight,
three boys,sons of a poor man of the name of Davis,
were playing on sonic hurdles, placed to fence out
a pool of water in a field near the Sherborne
WVell•WValk, Cheltenham ; the sticks, tinabie
to support their weight, gave way, and they
were precipitated down the bank, into the pool,
from which one was with difficulty dragged out, '
whilst another scrambled in safety through the
mud ; but the third was unfortunately propelled
farther into the water, and sunk in a depth of 36
feet, to rise no more