The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-05 00:00:00

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THE MAAKETS.

Co rtN-F,xcjr.4 Nat, OCT. 4.—Our Market was
well supplied this day with old and new Wheat, having some
fresh up from our Coasts, and in very good order ; but there
being.no demand for Wheat caused a heavy sale at Monday's
price ; Earley, a good supply, and 2s. lower than or. Monday,
and but little,doing ; Pease as on Monday; Oats full as dear
as on Monday, and a good supply.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oc;r. s.—The supply of Cattle
was rather short this morning, in eofisequance. of Which higher
prices. were obtained than on last marketZly. Hay is rather
dearer. Straw no alteration.

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To siok the ofr4 per stone of
Beef - Z;t4. 2d." tn. 4a,114.1.
Mutton ... 3s. od. to •1,,. 01. I Pork ls. o.i. to 45.,. bd.

PoimmouTit, OcT..3.—The Royal Squadron
arrived this day. The superior sailing of the
King's yacht was again apparent ; she started
some time after the Liffey from the Downs, and
arrived here at her moorings at eleven o'clock :
the Liffey arrived at five in the evening. His
Excellency Lieutenant General Sir T. lirsr.op,
Bart., G. C. 8., Commander-in-Chief of the Ma-
dras Army, and suite, may he expected at Ports-
mouth in the course of a very few days, on board
his Majesty's. ship Alligator,' which sailed from
India the end of May.
The following regulations are to be obsc,rved
at the New Theatre at New York, says an Ame-
rican. Paper The Ladies. -are' not to wear
bonnets, nor the Gentlemen -their hats in the
lower boxes, nor id any box in which there arc
ladies. -Turning the back on the audience, dur•
ing the time the curtain is down, is to be pro-
hibited on pain of exposure in the papers ; walk-
ing on the seats to be expressly forbidden ; and
those who crack nuts in the boxes," are to be con-
sidered " hogs, and- expelled.".,:
The Bev. ;ions Brtraos', of Plymo-Uth Dock,
is appointed Chaplain of his Majesty's ship Hy-
perion, going .to the Cape of 'Good Hope, with
Lord SomEusET, the Governor. - •
There is now a considerable degree of brisk-
ness in the iron trade of St%lfordshire ; the fur-
naces are in operation, and most of• the hands
fully erriplo; ed.
iNcerAsEn VALVE or Lawn.—The Middleton estate in
Norfolk was purchased about forty Years ago, for 4:25,000.
In the year 1812, £140,000 was refused for it ! There is a
farm in Essex, called llolywtil, of three hundred and thirty
acres, which, previouS to 1790, let at £9O per annum. It
was let in that year for twenty-one yearssafl:24o, per annum.
In 1811, it was let for fourteai years, at £tia9, and the tithes
now paid are £l.lO per annum.
Four extra Chapels are abOtit to be-erected in
the parish of St. Mary-la-bonne.. One is already
began, in Windham-place., Montague-square ;
and the foundation of another.is preparing at the
top of Edward-street, opposite to Foley-place.
Mr. BENTLEY, butcher, of Stafford, has con.
traCted with the Trustees of our General Infir-
mary to supply that institution with beef, mutton,
and %,eal, during the ensuing quarter, at four-
pence farthing per dshir e Advertiser.)
Mr. Earns is here endeavouring to rake re-
cruits for the next season of the King's Theatre.;
but the opening of the new Opera throws diffi-
culties in his way not easily to be surmounted,
as the direction will not suffer any dancer of
eminence to engage with him.---(Paris Paper.)
A physician of Madrid, who is said to have
made the yellow-fever the object of his study for
twenty years, has published a letter against the
measures of precaution adopted by the Govern-
ment. He observes, that the fears which these.
measures excite, the want of care experienced by
the sick who are abandoned, and the famine which.
follows the suspension of all communication with
a town, are all circumstances which extend the
ravages of the .fever to those who would other-
wise have resisted the contagion.- He advises the
cleaning of the places.where the disease prevails,
and the allowing, persons not affected to remove
to healthy districts.