The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COUNT EXCITANGB, FEB. 3.—Our Market Was
well supplied this morning with all kinds of
Grain. Real fine Wheat sold at last Monday's
prices, but ordinary was dull, and 2s. per quarter
lower. Rye was 2s. per quarter cheaper. Haying
a large supply of Barley, Malting Maley was
front ss. to Gs. per quarter cheaper thou on this
tiny week, and interior sorts quite 'unsaleable.
Pease, Beans, and Oats, were dull, and each 2s.
per quarter lower. In other kinds of Grain there
was no alteration,

Foreign Wheat - 745.
Fin.! ditto - - 1445.
English Wheat • 593. 7gs.
Fine ditto - - - 995. Ilse.
Old ditto • - -78 s. tins.
Rye
Fine ditto - -
Barley - - - 4.15.
Floc ditto -60 s. 663.
New ditto - --s.
Malt
Fine ditto - - - OM. I Ons.
WhiteNase (hoiler,) 513. 465.
Fine ditto - - 703. 735.

Grey Pease - tGa. 50s,
Fine Grey Pease - 535.
Tick Beans - - - 255. 34s
Old ditto 5.1 g.
Small Tick Deans 11G4. 4;.25,
Old ditto . -60 s. 7,2 s
Feed Oats - , 14'. Q2s
Fine ditto ans. 31s
Poland ditto - qui. 3.1 s
Finr ditto, flas. 40s
Potatoe ditto - . -40 s. 44s
Katie Seed 501. 541. .per last
'Fine Flour - w 1003. 105 s
Seconds - 955. 100 s

Skillman, Fa. 3 —This day's Market had a good sup-
ply of prime Beasts, and the sliow of. Cattle invencral was
considerable; Pork was dearer ; Beef,' Mutton, and Veal,
sold at last prices; and the trade, for the most part, wag
somewhat bri►k. The sale( in the Hay-market were rather
lively; Hay has dropped in price; Straw and Clever fetched
last prices.

A dispatch has been recei•ved from Governor
1 Aactirti4ll, containing a detailed account of the
late destructive tire at the Mauritius, front which
it appears that 19 streets' of Port Louis were en-
tirely consumed, and that the sections of that
town, numbered 1,2, 3, 13, 14, IS, 16, 17, 28,
29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90,01, 92,
93, 94, 95, were either totally or partially de-
stioyed. The fire was purely accidental, and its
destructive ravage is to be attributed to its having.
octlirreil at the dry season of the year, and to the
prevalence of a strong breeze, veering with vio-
lent gusts from time to time during the couflagra-
don. Fortunately, front its breaking out early
in the evening, few lives were lost ; but a point,
latiou of 20,000 persons have been reduced. to
want and beggary, by the loss of every thing be-
longing to them. Among the public
destroyed are, .the Catholic church, the barracks
for the blacks, hospital for the blacks, prisons for
the blacks, the former post-office, large grrio-
magazine, the ,colonial Marine store-house, the
public bazaar,, the commercial exchange and
building called the Bourse, the Government. print-
ing-office, the polide prisons, the military prisons
and guard-houses, the quartermaster-general's
otlice and store-lionses;the out-houses of the go-
vernment-house, the great cooperage, the timber
and mast-yard, the
.weighing-prol, the guard-
house in front of the military hospital, and the
guard-house of the marine. A detailed account of
.the oillues of proprietors whose houses have been
deStroyed may, it is announced, be inspected at
the Colonial Department.

GALWAY, Jaw. 27,•"Syinptoms of riot have
Elvin appeared. This morning an effigy of a Mer-
chant had been hanging for several hours in the
open street, accused ot buying oatmeallar exporta-
tion, Xtneet ing of the IVlagist rates and those con-
cerned in the Corn Trade bus been liebl,wbeit it wets
determined to
.open a Stott-, and retail out the Oaf-
weal at the whoiesale.price the Magistrates
pledg-
ing themselves, that if, after that, order should nut
be preserved, they would take protopt Attioures
:so-efiforte the.