The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-14 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

, FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE,
The Only spec:4,e of fish of which there was any /plan-
, "tY at our market this morning were Salmon and Salmon
(164,:• 'Turbots, though the supply was limited, were
cheaper than yesterday. Lobsers were high.—The follow-
10$ were the prices :
rrime Turbot, each los. Od. to Pls. Od.
Onto small, per- do.
,soes. per three irs
,Thrlo n, lb. Pa
1 0 1 2
Crito.,o 7 0 S
lave Flounders, per quartern
Live Eels, per 31b.
line Lobsters, 61) 0 70 0
lufvrior ditto ' i.er score
'V 0 30 0
'i;!)riras, per gallon
"ne 1 arrnouth Red Herrings, per hutrired 6 0 12 0
„mot Common Oysters, per bushel 8 0 10 0

HAY MA It KETS—(At
ST. J A..__ -
t. s. ..C. s 1 £. s. s,
I(2,4wfand Mead. Hay oto 3 51 Clover Hay 315t0 .)
k Maud Ditto 4 0 415 Oat S;traw
"-Itrass Hay 4 0 415 Wheat Dito 1 11 1 18
Meadow Hay 3 5 310
. The best Meadow Hay ss. per load lower than on Tuesday ;
Pea of other kincLi of hay, and Straw, no alteration. Sup-
Ply limited, and trade, owing to the buyers being apprehensive
'kat the flay hag received damage front the rain, very

per Load of 36 Trusses.)
MES'S.

SMITHFIELD.
X. a. X. s.
!•owland 215 3 5
',Auld Ditto Mead. Hay
*.t 15 to
4 15
h^e-grass Hay 315 415
~W Meadow Hay 310 315
,L,opply exceedingly short, and
‘4).i.. prices.

4*. s. .Z. s.
Cloy. Hay generally 4 oto 5 10
Do. extra line 0 0 d U
Oat Straw ...... 1 10 114
Wheat Ditto...—. 114 IIS
trade very dull, at barely Tues.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—Aug. 19.
, had a middling supply of Grain at this day's mar-
"'t, for the period of the year. Good fresh Wheats were
!!I fair demand, but there was no improvement in value.
tarley at market ; and Mawas Is. per quarter dearer,
,with a steady demand. Indian Corn must be noted Is. to
per quarter higher. Flour being in short supply, ob.
ned an advance of is. per sack. In other articles no
414t4tiort.—Since the end of last week we have had some
Ii
'417 showers, but, being attended with drying winds,
e4l the weather being fine to-day, the harvest is pro-
e44ing rapidly.
WHEAT, per 701 b. a. d. s. d.
ne 4w t Old English & Welsh, white and red 8 6 to 9
1,1,7-"--Le New (crop 1527)
Itir'! Old Scotch and Manx 8 3 9
h.Ola
New red...7s. Od. to 7s. 7d. sup. whits '1 d 8 6
2.d
k,ian, tine qualities
(duty paid) superior white
fine high-mixed

reU
;,:..---------,, Ruisia d
n and
sine Ju midd. qualities '7 10 8 tl
'`,EOl (in bond), importe sinly 1, 1827 4 0 5 5
Fr, OATS, per 451 b,
L"'e skeet English, Scotch, Ac.
A1„,.-•-•--, Irish, 1826 U 0 0 0
IraBling and ordinary ditto and Welsh 2 9 210
P.', (crop 1327)
or,igii (11-ee), French, &c.
t.
Malting `j,
per Imperial quarter.
414) 32 0 35 0
1.70' minding, per 601b.i.
)(44110 (duty paid), ditto
...,L4R, white boiling, per Imperial quarter
Ihz--- grey 5O 0 32 0
----• Foreign, in bond 27 0 29 0
•••..., ' ' I , E. English, per Imperial quarter 42 0 46 0
.......„:"---"te Scotch, Irish, Dutch, &c 4li 0 45 0
--s----.
At, Egyptian and inferior Foreign
....„:71'. Eine Norfolk and Suffolk, par Imp. qr 57 0 fit 0
---- Middling and interior qualities
7.--•-, Irish
...±6tia, English fine and superfine, per 2801 b. 46 0 48 0
„L.'s-- Irish ' ditto. ditto
....„:---- Amer., sups: sweet (in bond) per barrel 22 0 '26 0
„...._--- Dan t7i c ditto ditto
..„:---- Canadian (duty paid) 84 0 37 (1
0:----. Foreign, sour
....1 .T'su4l, English (2401b5.) 21s. to 265. Old 21 0 23 6
~:---.---- Scotch'n
1------, Irish
j,: „.,R. Per Imperial quarter, English and Foreign 31 0 34 0
.... JAN while, per qr. of 4801 b. ..... ........ 32 I) lit 0
ft,`-----1.4 yellow and red 32 0 34 0
PUSEED, Irish, per last l9l. 0 21. V. 0
‘l7

INDSOR, AUG. 13.—His MAJESTY, who
took a short aquatic excursion ou Virginia Water in the
early part of the morning, gave a splendid entertainment at
the Royal Lodge to one of the most numerous parties
Which have for a considerable time assembled at the Royal
The company consisted of their Royal Highnesses
Prince
Dukes of CLARENcE, CLIMBERT,AND, CAmBRIOCE,
Vrinee GEORGE, the Duchess of GeoucEsTen, the Princess
AUGUSTA, the Prince and Princess LIEvEN, the Duke of
WELLINGTON, the Marquis and Marchioness CONYNCHAM,
the Earl of CHESTERFIELD (who bad, in the previous
Bart of the day, the honour of kissing his MAJESTY'S hand
to his late appointment as one of the Lords of the Bed-
rhaasber), the Earl and Countess HARCOURT, Lord and
Lady MARYBOROUCII, the Ladies CoNYNcnam, Lord
Nt. HELEN'S, Lord and, Lady GRAVES and the lion.
Musts GRAVES, the Hon. ARTHIIP- STANHOPE, the Hon.
\V. and Lady FREMANTLE, and Miss HERVEY; Sir HER-
TAYLOR, Sir WILMA NE KEPPEL, Sir A. BA RNARD,
Colonel THORNTON, the Rev. Mr. JETT', &e. &e. The
festivities in the loyal town of Windsor were kept up
with the customary spirit. The troops in garrison fired a
Tea de joie in the early part of the day ; the bells of St.
hatchet,
Chapel, and the parish churches of Windsor, Eton,
pktehet, &e, kept up a continual peal, and flags were fly-
from the Castle keep, the churches, and several private
`l,"see. The anc,fal revel was given in the Bachelors'
re, which wag encircled with booths and tents of all
'escriptions. In the centre of the Acre, which is sur-
rounded by a natural amplitheatre, a large stage was
'reefed, on which the compereien fur the various prizes
Ives carried on. The day, with die exception of about half
'44 hour at mid-day, was favourable ‘.O the exhibitions, and
,
hP Acre was consequently much crowae,l. In the even-
(at a grand display of fireworks took thee, under the
tanagement of Mr. SOUTISBY, the artist, vhich went off
jth great success, the whole terminating weft a display,
the royal crown and initials. The town wi.s very ge-
',rally illuminated. At Mr. TEBBF.TT's (one of ,he royal
41/4desruen), a splendid arch was thrown across P,,,Ecod_
eteeet from his house, which had a very fine appearance.
aho Town-hall was lighted with candles, and did not maze
114 appearance suitable to the splendour of several private
011se-'• All along Churcb-street and Thames-street, the
rt °,"es on both sides were most splendidly illuminated.
7 general devices were the Royal crown, and the initials
,
R. IV ," surrounded with stars. All the workmen
I‘`, the Castle. had half a crown a man allowed them by his
Character
for a dinner and social glass; and considering the
Ctharacter fur riots and disturbance Windsor has lately as-
there was very little appearance of confusion or
'lse in the streets.
Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duchess of
rAfteleer, when her Royal Highness completed her 36th
!4t. Tee Duke and Duchess of CLAR.ENCE gave a grand
15Neer in honour of the day, at their residence in Bushy-
14k, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE came from the Royal
ge in Windsor-park, to be present at the party.
The Austrian Ambassador and the Marquis
'
'--kratEr.r.i. had interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN
Nterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.

ts(rrom a Correspondent.)—On Monday there
general meeting of the members of the Junior Unit-
t, ice Club , when it was proposed that the commit,-
Innuld be authorized to expend 500 guineas on a pit-
of the Duke of WELLINGTON. The proposition was
latived by a large majority. The meeting consisted of
4:llerals, Admiral=, and a large proportion of Field-officers
'44 Captain% Tim es.
tu 4 sTi N G s.—Since the Parliament has closed
e4lle4htful place has resumed its gay apparancs withine.Se-
C f
of the first distinction haveto u
joined
fe .1
" "4Ys• Mr. PLANTA has returned Fairlight
°„_1),,(1 w
the sea breezes.
tijesterday a dinner was given in cornmemora-
v,,;°f the opening of the new Crown and Woelpack Ta-
Joina-street-road. At four o'clock a very r.i.
411 and
COI*, respectable party sat down toa dinner, which
which was fol-
lo4illsed ever delicacy of the season, and
Sttalit,}lY an excellent desert. The wines were of the first
vitlt2. Particularly the port, which was of the far-famed
ktat of 1820, A bin of which the worthy host had es-
evetil"Y reserved for the occasion. The conviviality of the
dip ng was greatly increased by the excellence of the,pro_
thatt4hal singers engaged, and it was not till a late nom.
eYert. Pests took their leave, each wishing to be present
Yeear at a similar meeting.
AtiTiieliP enormous value of the diamonds worn by
grim' QPoacr.s, the French actress, is frequently made a
th point d'oppui by the managers of. the provincial
oet"tes at which she performs, the public being invited
hr*PlY to witness the talent of the actress, but also the
lately of her ornaments. At Verdun, where she was
‘41:3" playing Mirope and Semiramis, the mana!-,er issued
f llowing circular to the play-going public Gentle..
then and Ladies"—I dare to hope that on will coma and
Neourage our efforts by a tribute of admiration in favour
41 the handsomest woman in Europe, a pupil of TALNIA
s of Aldlle. RANCOITRT, and, above all, of a benevolent
IA generous disposition. In coming
oitc.Es, you will, at the same time, see 'NATURE, RAN-
to admire Mddle.
of Icr, and Tar.m.%. In the fine character of Semiramis
litakrisicur DE Vor.T.ktuv., she will he covered with three
tL4.4ed thousand francs worth of diamonds. Note—All
feZdiamonds are real; Mille. Croaers wears nothing
of the.* In France the gentlemen take,precedence
dies. It is there said.---" p
Melsieurs and 41fe5r47:44,1
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F.tk SITIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

~'i~S 1'..~?~`

Lord Forester, for Willie Park ; Lady Anne Beckett,
for Brighton, on ki,r way to Dieppe; Captain and Mrs.
Prescott, at their I,iise, Charles-streiq, Be..keley.square,
from Brighton; and Mrs. Loner, for llarrowgate ;
Captain and Mrs. Hood, fir Ramsgate; Major Keene, for
Dublin; Mrs. and Miss N,:kvilham, for Tunbridge Wells;
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Leigh, fur Wellington-crescent, Rams-
gate ; the Dean of St. Asaph, from Worcester, fur St.
Asaph ; Major Stafford, for Warwick; Mrs. and Miss
Stoughton, for East Cowes, in the Isle of Wight ; Capt.
Butler, for Chatham ; Captain Burnaby, for Baggrave
Hall, Leicestershire ; General Eden, at Fenton's Hotel,
St. James's_street, from his seat in Surrey ; Captain
Thorpe, at ditto, from a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Haggett and
family. at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from a tour; the
Rev. Archdeacon Heathcore, Mrs. Heathcote, and family,
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.square, fram a tour; Captain
and Mrs. Dyer, in Brook-street, from Brussels; the Mar
quis and Marchioness of Downshire, from Long's Hotel,
Bond-street, for their seat in Berks; Mr. and Lady Bar-
bara Ponsoabv, from their house in st. James's-square,
for the Isle of Wight; Sir James Graham, Bart. from his
house in Portland-place, for his seat in Cumberland;
the Hon. Henry de Roos, from Park-place, for Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herbert and family, from the Lon-
don Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Paris ; Lord Longford,
from ditto, for Dublin ; Count De Montron, from Albe-
marle-street, for Brighton ; Major Eyre, from Regent-
street, for Cheltenham; Captain Batty, R.N. from Ha-
nover-square, for Portsmouth ; Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow,
from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Brighton.