The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

LONDON AI RK wrs.

CORN EXCHANGE, 111Attcti 20.
The supplies of Grain hat week was moderate, but there was
a large quantity of Flour this morning. There are several
vessels up from the more distant counties with Oats; superfine
NVlleat obtains rather a better price than on Monday last, but
other sorts are dull at last week's prices; prime Malting Barley"
meets a sale, but ether qualities go off slowly at last week's
terms ; Beans are in rather more demand than of late. In Pease
'of both kinds there is little alteration from the terms lately re.
ported ; Oats meet a rather readier market on rather improved
term,. In the Flour trade no alteration.

ARRIVALS
English 'Wheat 6,712 Qrs.t..)
Barley 6,060
..--.... Al alt 11,270
Oats 9,830
---- Beans 1,482

LAST WEIEK.
English Pease 541 Qrs.
Irish Oats- 1.006
Foreign llarley 1,005
---- Oats 3,440
English Flour 10,814 Sacks.
Beans, Small (new) 4os 421
---- (ol
--- Tick (new) 32s Ai

PR!
Wheat, Red (old) -s
White (old) ..._s
Red (1025) 48s Ms
Fine 56s 60s

----Superfine Ms 60s
Si'llite(lll26) 62s Mix
---- Fine 6B* 62s
---- Superfine 66s Glls
Rye (new) 36a40:
Barley 24s 21.1 s
----Fine (new) las 39*
----Superfine 152 37s
Malt MIs Ms
-Fine 604 62s I
Peas Grey (new) 494 41s
--Maple (new) 41s 42s
(new) 40s 44s
----Boilers 46, AOs

--- Harrow (new) 31)2 Os
(old) ...-2 —2
Brank . 342 402
Oats, Feted .... 202 222
—Fine 2l. 22.
Poland 212 232,
—.--loitie 24. 25i
I'otatoe 231 232
----Fine 261 20,
Scotch 29. 302
Mon r (per sack).. Mb 838
----- Seconds 45. 502
-- North Country 42s 885
Brain... 128 13.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN, FROM THE RETURN'S
RECEIVED IN TUE WEEK ENDING MARCH U.
Wheat, Ms. Ild. ; Barley, 31s. ad. ; Oats, 225. ad.; Rye,
435. bd.; Beans, 30s. Ild. ; Peas, 395. ad.
QUARTERLY AVERAGE, WHICH GOVERNS IMPORTATION,
Wheat, 67s Bd. ; Barley, 325. 4d.; Oats, 231. Id.; Be.,
441.9 d. ;Beans, Ns. Od. ; Peas, 40s. 7d:
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
March 11, 1026, is 3'2s. 24d. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 20. ,
The following Is an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices atSmithfield Market this morning:....
CATTLE AT MARKET
Beasts 2,7601 Sheep
Calves
To sink the Offal, per stone of Illb.
Beet 44 Od to 4s Otil Veal 6s 6d to 60 Ad
Mutton 41 4d to fis Od I Pork hs 2d to 61 2d
Lamb Os Od to Oa Od.
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. Hay £3 10 to £4 10 1 Clover ...... £4los to £6.10s
Straw .CI His to .C 2 Os.

A YLVIDUILYI MARCIt 18.--Oa Tuesday last
the body of Sir .J011)7 AUBREY was conveyed in a hearse
from the mansion at Dorton Park to Boarstall, for inter.
ment. The hearse was followed by two mourning coaches, in
which were Sir Thomas Digby Aubrey, and Mr. anti Mrs.
Rickett (the latter the niece of the deceased), and by ten of
his tenants on horseback. A number of persons were assembled
to witness the interment. The coffin was covered with black
cloth, and the plate bore the simple Inscription..." Sir John
Aubrey died March 1826." The estates of Sir John Aubrey
are by will distributed to several different persons. His estate
at Boarstall descends, with his title, to T. D. Aubrey, Esq.
Dorton house and estate are left to his niece. An estate at
Essington is bequeathed to Mr. Eogelton, his steward. About
two years previous to his death, Su. J. Aubrey transferred, by
deed of gift, a valuable estate at Chilton to the Hon. Gr'y
Bennet.

DTUCHUTICII.—A desperate contest between
an armed party of smugglers and the Blockade
seamen took place in this neighbourhood, about
four o'clock in the morning of the 16th, and we
regret to state that two seamen were very se.
verely, and one petty officer slightly wounded,
with slug shots. The smugglers exceeded 100
in number, and there can be no doubt but that
some of them also must have been either killed
or wounded ; they, however, succeeded in work-
ing the goods, excepting two tubs, and their
eleven oared galley, which were seized.—((Jinquit
Ports ffirald.)

Nfuntotn,--At a late hoar on Thursday 1110",
Charles Morgan Reader, a single man, about the
age
~of 40, was brought up on a charge of
der. He and another man bad had soma "r-dl5
in a stable at Holbeck, which Waal/WAY Pro
duced blows, when Reader struck
ll
fatal blow on the temples fork, one
prong of which entered his head three inches, and
caused immediate death. We understand the
cause of the difference is a love affair. The de.
ceased was also a single man**(l4ecds
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with s hay.° other a