The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-11 00:00:00

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Ott Tuesday, Viscount Sm FT mooT, accompanied
by Earl 14Auctiitme, arrived in this city, and they
were received at the entrance of the Guildhall
by the Itight'Worshipful the Mayor, and the,High
Alderman, Anthony Lechmere; Esq in their robes,
with other Members of the Corporation, who im-
mediately ushered the Noble Viscount into the
Council Chamber., when, after a concise address
from the Town Clerk, B. Johnson, Esq. the free-
dom Of the city was presehted by, the Mayor to his
Loidship, who returned thanks .in an address, in
which he very feelingly expreSsed the' grateful
sctise lot entertained of the honour thus conferred
11p1,11 hint. When this ceremony was concluded,
his Lordship partook of a cold collation, after
which he proceeded to inspect the county gaol:
tnintitely examining it through all its depart-
ments, with whict; his Lordship expressed himself
perfectly satisfied, and complimented, in the
warmest manner, the Justices, for the excellent
disposition and arrangement of the whole. His
Lordship was attended by
The Right Hon. Earl Beauchamp, Hon. Colonel Lygon,
It limn Welch, Esq. the Rev. Mr. Pymtar,' Anthony Lech-
mere, Esq. John Williams, Esq. Samuel Wall, Esq. llamas
Henry pond, Esq John Little, Esq. Rev. Mr. Dmitrile, Sir
11. Gresiey. Mr. G. Hill, Under-Sheriff, and the Rev. W.
Ea.:illicit'', Chaplain.
On the conclusion-of the investigation,, which
occupied nearly tivo hours, Lord Sidmouth en-
tered the Following gratifying minute in the Order-
Book :
" Having. visited this prison, I have great satisfaction in
expressing my opinion that all the arrang,ements of it are
weik adapted to their seve:al purposes, and that the manage.-
tnent of the prison is, in all respects, highly proper and
praise-wort hy. •

" August 5, ISI7. SIDNIQUTH."
The Noble Secretary and Earl BEAUCHAMP left
10.1. vach for the poor :debtors.—(Worcester,
August
.9.) . .

Royal Sovereign and Royal George Yachts
have sailec, 'o attend the PRINCE REGENT. 'The
!fiber frigate; Captain DAquEs, is app6inted to
cruize Blighton, during: the PRINCE REGENT'S
stay there.

Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND'
and the Princess of SoLms, attended by Madame
DuBouRG, ::rid General VYSE, went to view the
East India Dodo:, where they were all received by
Captain Wo,)LMER, [We: Deputy Chairman, who
conducted the Royal Party over the pretnise3, anti
also on board the Princess Amelia, one ~f the
larest ships in the East India Company's service,
of 1400 tons burden. She arrived in dock from
India a few- rays since. After the Royal Party
had finished viewing the ship, they returned to
Captain WooLmeß's apartments, where they par-
took of a sumptuous repast. The Duke and
Duchess, with the Princes:;, returnetko their re-
sidence in St. JaMes's Palace, and afterwards
went to their house on Kew Green to dinner.
'I he Duke of CUMBERLAND dined with the
Lotto CHANCELLOR yesterday, at his house in Bed-
ford. square.
Yesterday the Duke of SUSSEX. dined with the
Duchess of CUMBERLAND at Kew, where there
was a select party to Ricci. his Royal Highness.

About 440 Officers and men from Madras, in-
cluding the 80ih regiment, invalids, and liatitetl
service meri. from other regiments, lately arrived
at Portsmouth. The 80111 regiment has served 21
years in India : three of the Officers o:nly have
survived whogmbarked from England with the re-
giment. Capt. T. HAm'sAv, 80th regiment (a pas-
senger), died at St. Helena on the 12th June, and
Quarter-Master MtrioLwrot., Stith,. at. sea, July
28. The Lucy and Maria left :Madras on the 23d
of March. The Minden, 74, Captain. I'ATERSON,
Had arrived flout England, hist. from Algiers and
Gibraltar, told landed the Hon. Mr. ELLIOTT and
Sir JOHN MALCOLM safely. She escaped destrue-,
tion front fire, which broke nut at sea, two days
previous to her art ival in Madras Roads, and pre-
senting the most scrious'aspect, caused .the utmost
degree of alarm. She was shortly to proceed from
Madras to Trincomalee. Sir RICHARD KING was
on the point of embarking at Trincomaleej in the
Orlando, Captain CLAVELL, for Bombay. Time
‘Vhabee and other pirates, .in the ,Persian
have riot been so troublesome as they are now be-
come, since thesif,nal chastisement was inflicted
on them, sonic years since, by the force•fitted out
under than able officer, Captain WAttstwittGliT,
his Mai est y's late ship Chiffonne. Similar means,
it was apprehended, would become necess;ry.—
.The Bacchus and Challeoger had sailed for the
Gulf.

ST.ITE OF TIM COUNITY.
AcuticuLTußE, mANcirm_ l'UttES, &c. &c.

CORN-Ex cFIANGe-, A U.G. I i ."-We hatra mi(l.ll:.ng
supply of CVilerat thii morning frOtii E.ses: and

the sine of which va very hey at a re..

(Inction of 3s. per iptirteri- and a large qoantity
lett ; in Beans there is
but little. 4!t•inc;; the Oat Trade brisker,

price,s.the s as this day week,

tin ttlCer.litiiiii.

Foreign IVheat - 475. 575.
Fitieolitto 1904.
1,..441i51i Wheat 1 -50 s. 60.,
Fine ditto -95 A! 109 i.
-otll ditto

I a other articles

Fine Gi-ek Peale -50 s.
..riChtllS - •• 3.95. 455.
Old ditto - - - 475. sh.
Small :Pick IL:nits 42.. 50s.
Old ditto - - - 625.
Feed Oats - - IS:. 425.
Fitieditto- - .265. :.13s
Poland ditto - -21 s. 265.
Fine ditto - - - 3.5;. 445.
Potatoe ditto - :195. VA.
Itiipe seed 321..881. pte last.
Fine Flour - - 1355. 90s.
Seconch - SCYa. 8.55.

- - - 7~.,11.,

iff 11 r 7 -

. _ .
Barks, - - - c<•;s. 9.65.
Fine ditto 7 7 -
Malt
Fide ditto - - 823.
ituPease (boilers') 50s. EZ2s.
Pine ditib - -54 s.—s.
Grey Prase - - - 445. 475.

I;RIsTOL.— .Considerable alarm has arisen whe-
ther the late rains 113,ve not affected the standing
crops. Lithe cOniitiv qt Gloncester,,Niorimoutlit:
and Glamnrgansbire, we can from personal.
okervation, very little indeed have been beaten.
(own.

-OxFonn.—The faniier now views his corn-
fields with unprecedented pleasure satisfac2-
don, and ahnOsr under the assurance of reaping,
literally, a Golden Ha. tvest.
CHFsTER.--:-The crops, generally, in this county
anti Shropshire, are in a
.i.ery;forward state, but
touch riper the latter county.
NOIM7ICH.--The price ot Wojol appears to be
on the- riSe. SUme half-bred WOol, we under
stand, ha's been sold as high as 40i. per tod.