The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-16 00:00:00

SECOND FIGHT.

A second fight, for 51. a-side, and a purse, followed,
between Richmond's new black and Bill Franklin, Jem
Burn's pupil. The black was heaviest, and ,a first-rate
cur, but the other could not hit, and they rumbled about
for about two hours. Whitee falling after hitting, almost
every round, and Blaekee consequently hitting foul. In
the 73d round the umpires decided against him, and gave
Franklin a claim to the stakes,-which he little deserved,
from his shifting and want of pluck.

CANTERBURY, July 12.
The supply of Grain was short on our market this day,
and though we have had a cousiderable fall of rain during
the week, yet it had no effect upon our prices; which re-
main without alteration. The rain has laid the Wheat
crop very much, and many of our farmers speak unfa-
vourably of it.
Wheat, white 6os. to 65s
-- red 52s to 60s.
Barley —s. to —3.
Oats - to 305....... Old ...-5. to
Beans 32s. to 40s.
Pease 4os. to 42s

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazette fly Prance, dated Jrdy 14.)

VIENNA, JULY 4,--Mercantile letters from 13u-
charest announce that the corps of the army under
General Roth has crossed the Danube at Tourtou-
kay, to go to invest Silistria. The same letters say
that the garrison of Drailow has proceeded tolvac(11
Galatz.

The news of the surrender of Cticnevo is daily
expecteti, though it receives Ernverful support from
Rudsquk.

'the :Russian reVeTVe, under the command of Gen.
\Vitt, is advart;:bg in columns towards the Danube,
which wilt render those troops disposable which
make a part of the principal army.
MetAlliques, 923-; Bank Shares, 1,073.

SOME, JUNE 26.—1 t is said that the Porttr•
~tiese Envoy at this Court has officially tleclared,
that in consequence of the present state of affairs in
Portugal, his functions at the Holy See must be
considered as suspended. It is said also, that the
Nuncio in Portugal has already received orders to
follow the example of the other Foreign Ministets.-•
,hg.sintrgh Gazelf.e.

P.uus, Juiv 13.—Letters from Marseilles say,
the epi4e.mic appears to diminish. Since the Bth
of Julv, the number of deaths, which was from 3.5
to 10 'daily, is only 2.5."
The following petition.bas been transmitt'+✓c to us,
which is addressed to the King by tire principal in-
habitants of Montpellier :
" Sires,--The faithful 'subjects of your Majesty,
whose names are undersigned, inhabitants of the thy
of Montpellier, vonvinced that moral education is
_become the first want of your peep% that the re•
establishment of the society of du Jesuits will con-
tribute. to-the return of motets and religion in France,
mat that public instruct:tut may be regenerated if it
is replaced in suds pure and skilful hands, most
-humbly entreat your Majesty to re-establish that so-
ciety, which formerly rendered such impOrtant sere.
vices to letters, to religion, and tti the State. Such,
Sire, is the wish of honest men as it is especially
that of fathers of families, and of the ministers of
religion. The inhabitants of Montpellier consider it
;is their duty to lay it at the foot of the throne. Full
of confidence in the piety, the judgment, and wisdom
of your Majesty, they venture to hope for the suc-
cess of a prayer which will crown the benefits that
you continually bestow upon your people.' "

NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning... 2 minutes after 5. I Evening —lB minutes after 5