The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

THE MARK ETS.

CORN-EXCHANGR, SEPT.- 3.—The wind hay-
ing been WI favourable for the arrival. cif vessels
from the Essex and Suffolk Coast, we have .not
had any fresh supply of Grain since Monday, in
consequence of which there was but little fine
Wheat-at Market this morning, and for which
Monday's prices were obtained, but the sales were
heavy, as the Millers are holding off*.in expecta-
tion of large supplies next week. Oats are Is.
per quarter lower, and heavy sales at that decline.
in Barley and other articles there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD, SEPT. 3.---no Market this morning,. was
rather shortly supplied with Cattle, and the prices were higher
than Monday's Market; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, remain as
per last Monday's prices; Lamb is somewhat higher in price.
The Hay Marl•et as per our last quotation ; Old Hay main-
tainsdast week's price, and the New is rather cheaper; Straw
and Clover sauce as per Monday's Marklt.—The following is
a correct statement of the Prices a►►d Numbers at Market:—

(To sink the Offal; per Stone of Sibs.)
Beef 4s. 64. to .ss. 44. Veal ss. Od. to Gs. Od.
I Mutton ..4s. 6d, to ss. 6d. Pork
.....ss. Od. to 6s. Od.

Lamb ss. td. to es. 6d.
CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts
Calves .
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay.... 44 0 0 tok6 0 0 I Clover..,k6 0 oto 47 10 0
Straw ,c 2 0 0 to ,c 2 16 0

Yesterday a Deputation of seven Gentlemen
of the Common Council waited upon the Lon')
MAYOR at the Mansion-house, with a Requisition
to his Lordship to call a Court upon the subject
of the late proceedings at Manchester : the fol-
lowing is a Copy of the Requisition :
To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of London.
N'Ve, the undersigned Members of the Court of Common
Council, request your Lordship to convene a Court at an
early day, to kake into consideration the late extraordinary
and alarming proceedings at Manchester, when in conse-
quence of the interference of an armed military force, the
lives of several of his Majesty's subjects were destroyed, and
others endangered, whilst exercising, in a peaceable manner,
an undoubted Constitutional right, and to adopt such mea-
sures, either by Petition or otherwise, as may appear
necessary.—[Signed by 43 Members of the Court.js
The LORD MAYOR received the Deputation with
his usual politeness, said he would take time to
consider upon it, and send his answer. Ott one
of the Gentlemen stating the necessity of an early
decision, his Lordship engaged to forward his
answer in the course of the day, or early this
morning. No answer has yet been received front
his Lordship.—(Morning Paper.)

BARTHOLOMEW FAIR.--'!'his annual Festival of
Noise and Coiy'usion commenced this day witl► all
its usual gaudy splendour. •A short time before
eleven o'clock .this morning, the LORD AIATOR
proceeded in state from the Mansion House, and
after 'stopping, according to old custom, to par-
take of a cool tankard " with Mr. BeowN, the
Keeper of New,gate, proceeded to the usual place
in Smithfield, where tine .regular forms were en-
tered into, and the an►usetneuts immediately
commenced. His Lordship was received with a
mixture of applause and disapprobation. In con-
sequence of the excesses that have been com-
mitted at several fairs lately, his Lordship has
provided art additional number of conic ables to
preserVe the peace.

CAMBRIDGE, EPT. 2.-The Rev. Wm. Blow,,
B. A of Sidney Sussex College, has been insti
tuted to the Rectory of Guodmanhatn, in the
East Riding of Yorkshire.

Extract of a private Letter from Oxford, dated
Aug. 31 :—" Two execrable wretches, who have
for some time past vended blasphemy and sedition
in this city, were yesterday morning apprehended
by virtue of warrants granted by the Reverend
the Vice-Chancellor. They are a father and his
son. The charge exhibited against them was for
selling Sherwin's Weekly, Political Register of the
21st instant, and it being fully made out against
them, the father was admitted to bail, himself
in 1001. and iwo sureties in A/. each, and the son
was con►n►itted to the Castle, for ‘9llll t of bail,
till the next Assizes. We regret to add, that
the father until lately bore the eh,iracter of a loyal
111411."