The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 11.

Although the supply of English Wheat was
small this morning, and that from Kent and Essex
by land carriage samples, the trade was exceed-
ingly heavy, and only fine cpalities could be dis-
posed of, and for which last Monday's prices were
with difficulty obtained ; but all other descriptions
may be considered 2s. per quarter lower ; Fine
English Barley supports last week's prices, the
supply being small, not having any fresh Arrivals,
owing to the late adverse gaits ; Oats maintain
last week's prices, but the sales were heavy, and
only good Corn was in the least demand ; Beans
and Pease are nearly unsaleable, amid prices
nominal.

IMPuRTATIOIVS LAST WEEK.

English. Foreign.
2.887 ... • 5,39 a

Wheat

6,629 .... 1,145
10,745 .... 2,460

Barley ..
Oats

SMITHFIELD, JAR. 11.

Our Markut this morning was abundantly supplied with
prime Beasts, but prices were lower than on Friday►, and the
trade brisk. The show of Sheep was large, and many buyers
at market, hot prices were lower than last week. Veal has
got up in price; Pork was cheaper, but not many sales in
that article.—The business in the Hay Market was somewhat
lively; fine samples of Hay went off readily at our last quota-
tions. Clover was dull sale at last week's prices ; Straw was
brisk sale, and dearer, many buyers of that article at market.
The annexed is a correct statement of the Numbers and
Prices at Market:—

(To sink the Offal ; per Stone of 81hs.)
Beef 4s. od. to ss. 04. Veal ss. 6d. to 7s. Od.
Mutton ..Ss. 6d. to 6s. ed. `Pork ss. 6d. to 6s. Bd.

CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts 4870 Sheep and Lambs 15,680
Calves

HAY AND STRAW PUR LOAD.

Hay.... k 5 00 to ,C 8 00 1 Clover.. ker 0 oto t. 9 0 0
Straw k 2 10 0 to ,C 2 16 0

TOMMY, THE AcTon.—We are sorry to in-
form the Public, that this Actor, who possessed
considerable merit in his proper line, expired
suddenly on Saturday last in an apoplectic fit.—
He will be a great loss, in particular, to the
Haymarket Theatre. To Mr. COLMAN the
Public are indebted for bringing forth his abili-
ties. Though the parts which he. so well per-
formed were chiefly of the coarse, blunt, and
even brutal kind, he was in private life a well-
behaved and good-natured man.

On Friday the Earl of LIVERPOOL gave the
first Cabinet Dinner for the season, at his house
in ‘Vhitehall, which was attended by the Earl of
Ilarrowhy, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Viscount Melville, Earl Mulgrave, the Duke of
Wellington, Viscount Sidmouth, Earl Bathurst,
Mr. Canning, Mr. C. B. Bathurst, Mr. W. Wel-
lesley Pole, and Mr. Robinson. The Earl of
Westmot latid was out of town. The Lord Chan-
cellor and Viscount Castlereagh were absent,
owing to their continued indisposition. The Ca-
binet now consists of fifteen.

Arrived in town, the Vaakeel GooLAM
Mtx-
DEN SAHIB and suite, on a mission trom the Na-
bob of Bednore to the Court of Great Britain.
The Vaakeel came by the way of Egypt, whither
he had arrived by the Red Sea. His Excellency
is a tine portly man, of noble mein, apparently
about 36 years of age, and dressed after the Per-
sian fashion. His Excellency is accompanied to
England by Dr. L{AMSAY, in the character of in-
ternreter.

Itochfort, 80 guns, Captain A. P. GREEN,
is CXl):•rtrd to go out ot Portsmouth harbour im-
mediately, proceed to Leghorn, when Sir
THOMAS FREEMAN LE, G. C. 13. will hoist his
flag on board her, and rtlirve Sir CHARLES PEN..
BOSE, in the N.ival Command in the Mediter-

ranean.

The 'Jiffy frigate, lion. H. DUNCAN, is ordered
to Portsmouth, to be fitted to take Field-Marshal
Lord BettE,For,t), Commander-in-Chief of the
Portuguese totces, to Lisbon.