The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-05 00:00:00

TII E hLUI K ETS.

t'; .1 5,-- tVe ha ircw
fresh arrivals this ,niiri►ing, and plowy of grain
left over front ::last day for the the safes
in general being very heavy. 'VII( few• sates male
in Fine Wheat anti Oats were at Alontlay's prices;
but ordinary is very dull, Barley is also very
(lull, a►►d rather lower. In other kinds of grain
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there is no alteration.

Foreign Wheat ti3s. 7,15.
Fine - -100 s. Nis.
Faiglish Wheat - sas. IN.
Fine ditto - -98 s. 115 s.
Old ditto - - - 7145. 110,4,
Rye
Fine ditto - riedi,4•l4.
Barley - • •,, 444.
Fine ditto - •••,, yob.,(fVi.
New ditto - -
..74st Sas.
Fine ORO - 9134.
tViiitel'case (boilers) 58s, t iii.
Fio& ditto - t Os. 7:li.

Grey Pease 4G 5(1.
Fine Grey Pe:Age - 53'. —g.
Tick Beaus - - 945.
Old ditto - - - .543. Cs..
Small Tick Deans 4•24.
Oil ditto - 604.
Feed Oats - - 423.
Flue ditto - Ogs. 31s.
Poland. ditto - - gos. 3,15.
Five ditto - - 3G3. 401.
Potatoe ditto - - .10s. 441.
Rape Seed 501. 5.11. per 1.14.
Fine Flour . -100 g. 105:.
&woods - • 955. 104 s.

COAL MARKET, Fcrtottani 3.
Ships at Market. , Ships sold. Price.
113 f Newcastle ' 47 36s. 6,1. to 445. ca.
22 "Zooderiand...... 144 36s. 0,1. to 445. Mk
1 Scotch Cua1...,... ..0...., —s. od. to —s. Od.

SOUTHWARK, FED. 3 —Our Hop trade still eon.
times very chill, with little or no variation in

prices.

AGRICULTURE, 4c.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY.

The change to dry", mild weather, the latter
end of the month, bas" proved very favourable to
the late-sown Wheat on the heavy lands, which
begin to plant favourably. In some districts a
considerable hreaolx.of bean edtlishes arc but just
got in. The forward-sown Wheats have gene..
rally a promising !appearance ; but we are' con-
cerned to state, that in.the Fens nt Cambrid4e..
shire and Lincolnshire,. the heavy and inces4,lnt.
rains have laid a great extent of the newly-so.vn
corn land under water, particularly Close In the
former county, where the large tract of burnt fen,
16,000 acres, is, by the breaking of the River
Lark bank, at this moment more than a foot
under water. The Spring Corn sowing, if the
weather continues dry., and open, will not prove
so backward as, was expected. In some of the.
warn) soils in Essc will Kent, dibbling of Beans
rind Peas has alismiy. commenced. Some d.f.-
ficulty will be town' In many, parts for seeds of
both kinds. in condition fit for sowing, from the
soft mouldy state in which they so generally rise
front the flail. Clover Seed turns out the most
unproductive crap ever known for many years,----'
Turnip and Cole-seed feed run short ; and the
plants of Bye- and Winter Tares are very back....
ward even on light soils ; but young Clovers are
every where good. Old Hay is dearer, from the ge-
neral shortness of feed on grass lands.—Smithfithi
has experienced.a start both in Mutton and Beet
Veal and house Lamb liketVise fetch more money.
It) Lean Stock what little business has beets done
through the month, has been to the advantage of
the bleeder. Cart Colts have got up in price;
and the Wool Market is at length become brisk,
at an advance both in short and long fleeces.

11,cOnserittenee of the Lottery finishing entirely
To-morrnw, the Lottery Oakes will be open till
Twelve ,this Night, and from Eight till Nine To-
morrow, WV the Drawing begins at Nine.---Twenty
incJuding of Twenty Thousand
guineas, One of Flee thonsand (guineas, .&c..&e.
must then be all draw n.,1,,,-,
.1t was rather ill-,nau'ret) of a wag, at the Into
meting at Harold's Croos, Dublin, at that inte-
resting moment' when ((IV henry shower of rain
began, and when the worthy Chairman most
earnestly .requested the people to keep on their
hats, to elbserve, that his sole object in•doing
was to become ft re•dresser of hatsits well as a te.
dresser of Igrievancti.- ,
I;nAtioe Muaneao--We stated in our report
from the Mansion-house ,of yesterday,. that a
charge been.ealabileyl against a man named
.qorris, for the wilinbtototler of an °dicer named
fthhincton, on Satt.g4ity-kst. Yesterday, about 3
o'clock, .an:•itiquisjtlort.satnprin the body or the.
deeeased„ when, after continuing its inquiry until.
after 6 o'clock, the investigation, at the sup.
gest ion of, the Coroner, was adjourned; 4rl order
to obtain the most complete medical- testimony.

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possible in ihe ease.
1-110w.vrcy lionneitY.—Sianhiy night as Mr.

Valeford, liquor refiner, of Creed-hoe, was re.
turning home from a friend's in the neighbour-
howl of Chislehurst, he was stopped in the lane
leading into the Maidstone road, by two font-
Tads, une of whom seized the horse's head, and
presented a pistol, whilst the other set about
riding his person. Whilst in the act of so doing,
and having got some, silver, Mr. Valeford clapped
spurs to the horse slid got away. The fellow who-
held the horse was trampled upon, and must have
.received severe injury.
DESPERATE POACHERS,-.,We had hoped that
determined resistance. to Well-known laws had,
beets confined on this side the Tweed to the pur-
suit of ,the pore spirit of malt ; we regret to hear,
however, that as des grate ittfin lately took place
an Lord 'litaksTeettil trance, near Haddingtoe„.
betwixt three pottellq,i mid his Lordship's game-
keeper and two IMistrsts: After a most deter-
mined resistance, in which shots were exchanged,
Mid severe wonuds given (one of the poachers
having Isis arm broken), two nut of the three were.
taken into custody. This was unduly effected by
the timely appearance of a countryman when the
depredetors had the, best of the
burgh Courant )
Saturday. evening the body of a female infant
was found on the steps of the Lying-in Hospital,
Brownlow-street, Drury-lane ; it was wrapped in
paper, an .l is supposed to be about three days
old. The body was taken to St. Meet, Work.
house. .

Sunday night last, some persons broke into a
barn belonging to -Mr,,Titom DAY,in the parivit
of Haydon, Essex,-bynitans of la Ittbe or picklock
key, and stole, lioge tioahtity of, clover
seed,.value 601,