The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

THE 31 ARK E l'S.

Co N EiCHANGE, JUNE 21.—Our Market was well sup-
plied vitt, Wheat to-day, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and
early in the morning the denhind was Frisk, and sales of fine
quality were then made at an advance of 4s. per quarter on
last Monday's pi ices, in expectation of an advance in the
price, of Flour, but that not takimo place, the trade became
heavy about noon, and the morning's prices were hardly sup-
ported, for only picked samples could he got off at the above
advahce, and some quantity re4mtioed on limoi at the close of
the Market. Grindiog Barley is Is. per quarter dearer,
but there is no amvodment in the Malting sorts. Oats
are Is. lower in consequence of very large arrivals front
abroad.—ln other articles no alteration.

SMITHFIELD, JUNE V.—The fine weather has materially
altered the trade in our Market, and the prices of all kinds of
Meat have experienced a fall. This day's Market was well
supplied with all kinds of Beasts, and the trade appeated ra-
tite dull ; Mutton continues in price nearly the same as last
week, but Lamb is cileaper ; Veal continues to fall in price,
there being but few buyers; and Pork is nossinal.,-The
business in the Hay Market rather dull, and but little doing,
as the buyers are waiting for the new crop, which shortly is
expected at Market; Clover has experienced a fall, and but
few sales made; Straw was dull sale, and what few were
made were at last week's prices.

MILITAK Y PROMO HONS.

IVar-011ice, June IR, 1819..

ad Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Richard John Guls-
tors, from half-pay of the 11th Ligiit Dragoons, to he Cor-
net, vice Michael C. Smith, 1% ho exchanges, receiving the
diffaence.

fElth Ditto, Captain John Vernon; from the half-pay of the
93d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice James Grant,
who exchanges, receiving the difference between a tull-pay
'hoop and a full-pay Company.
Bth Regiment of Foot, Captain Frederick Alexander Macken-
zie Fraser, from the half-nay of the 78th Foot, to he Captain
of a Company, vice Thomas t rosse, who exchanges.
_ _ _ _

73th Ditto, Henry Fox Manle; Gent., to be Ensign, by pur,
chase, vice ,M‘Dougall, promoted.
London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers, Lieut.-
Colonel Charles Bosanquet to be Colonel, vice Herries,
deceased.

Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Statford.—The Right Hun. Wm. Earl of Dartmouth to be
Vice• Lieutenant.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Ktnt.—George Viscount Torrington, Geeige William
Hughes D'Aeth, Esq. James Beckford Wildman, Esq.
Thomas Austen, Esq. John 'Wells, Esq. to be Deputy
Lieutenants.

Commissions signed •by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
Palatine of Lancaster.—Joseph Seaton Aspden, Esq. to be
Deputy Lieutenant.
2d Battali.in Royal Lancashire Militia.-1-lenry Hoghton,
Esq. to be Captain; William Athertoz, Gent. to be Lieu-
tenant.

Thomas Dairvmpie Hesketh, Bart. to be
Colonel; John Hargreaves, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel ; John Hargreaves, Esq. to he Major.
Local Militia, Blackburn Higher Divisioh.—James Alexander
Hodson to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; James
Hargreaves, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; John Green-
wood, Esq. to he Major.

RECORDER'S REPORT.—Saturday the RECORDER
made his Report to the PRINCE REGENT in Coun-
cil of :he following prisoners under sentence of
deans in Newgate, capitally convicted in April
Session last, viz.
Daniel Francis Reeves, Chas. Wright, Bartholomew
Broughton, John Sandyford, Henry Nicholson, and John
Jones, fur burglaries ; Nicholas Benigne Albin and Thomas
Jeffrott, for secreting letters containing Bank notes ; George
Lawford, John Harris and Charles Elliott, for highway rob-
beries ; Edward Gibbs, William Dexter, Joseph Edmonds,
Elizabeth Edwards, Caroline Smeed, Richard Chapman, John
Smith, Thomas Mills, John Bryant, Margaret Patterson, I'e-
ter Ponsouby, Thonias Bromley and Elizabeth Fan ell, for
stealing goods and monies in dwelling-houses; George Fer-
ries, John Stuart and John Cooper, for house-breaking in the
day time ; George Price and Thomas Bradbury, for uttering
forged Bank notes ; William Ambrose, for Ocotillo. at Richard
Vine with intent to murder him; and John Miles, forstealing
a Cow—
When Nicholas Benigne Albin, Thomas Jeff-
coti, Charles IVright, George Price, Thomas
Bradbury and William Ambrose, were ordered for
e*ecui ion on Wednesday next. The others were
respired during pleasure. The case of Samuel
Lowndes, for tittering a forged acceptance of a
bill of exchange, was nut reported.
CONDEMNED Sgemos.—Yesterday a most
itn-
pressive and suitable discourse was delivered in
the Chapel of Newgate, according to usual cus-
tom, by the Reverend Dr. COTTON, Ordinary of
the Prison, in presence of the unhappy convicts
ordered for execution on Wednesday morning.—
The conduct of ti unhappy men was very be•
coming their awful situation. A great number of
stratrgers attended.