The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-21 00:00:00

MID-LOTFIJAN REPORT.

During the whole of .this month, there has been
continued frost with snow showers more or less,
that have kept the ground in a very wet state.—
The young wheats, which looked fresh during the
winter months, have got a severe check, especially
after beans; and upon daMp Or spouty soils. There
is little.sprino- corn sown, and that not in the best
condition; '47y.fresh weather is much desired, as,
from the lateness of the season, the farmer has
much labour 'to .pertorM before the spring work will
be completed.' ' .

There has been little alteration observable in the
grain markets, except a small advance in the price of
oats; the
_price of wheat is governed by the imports
of foreign; the baker being only able to take about
one-third or one-half of our home produce to make
good bread.
The butcher markets 'have been` fully supplied
•
about_ former prices; at this" season, the turnips be-
ing done, the cattle must come to market, but, there
is Nile expectation of much decline in that artiele.—
April a. _ _ -

FORFARSHIRE REPORT.
Frosts have prevailed to such a degree this month,
that-the ground has seldom -been in a statefor har-
rowing, and little is consequently done to seed work.
A few pease, beans, and oats have been sown, but
those make a,small proportion of what is to accom-
plish. Should the weather set in mild and dry, the
land has -seldom been in a more favourable state for
receiving the seed. Prices of grain have been nearly
stationary, and the sale not brisk. A considetable
.qtiantity of inferior
_barley, and wheat is still on
hand, there being little demand-for these articles.
Less barley than usual will be sown this season,
on account of the bad market for it, and the in-
feriority of its produce per acre to oats; 'it is only
on light early soils that barley can be piofitably
raised, and of them a small Frroportion of the county
consists. Wheat brings from- 355. to 455.; barley
20. to 285.; oats 205.._t0_255. per boll.

.
Beef and mutton sell for Bd. per lb. end, it is
• feared, the feeding .stock on band will afford a
'scanty supply, until the grass-fed cattle come into
the market. •

Horses have been much in demand this' spring
and high priced.-,March 3 1 .

C.-I,IIBRIDGE, APRIL 13.

The Rev. Henry Watkin Lloyd, M. A. and
Messrs. Lawrence Palk Baker, John. Haviland, and
q'hornas Smart.aughs, B. A. of St. John's College,
1. were on Monday eleded Foundation Fellows of
i that Society. '
The .following gentlemen will this day -be admit-
4. ted to the undermentione'd degrees
MASTERS OF Aars—Thomas Gerrard :Ferrands,,
William Forbei Itaymond, Edward' Shuter, John
Goodrich, and John Carr, of Trinity. 7college ;
Christopher Bird, William Ainger, and Robert Hop-
i per Williainson, of S 4. John's- college I. William
Verelst,,and Robert Gee, of Catherine ; Wit--
1 Rey Reeve, and John Daniell Wastell, of Clare
hall; Joan Fellowes,, Of Jesus college ; and Joieph
I Shaw, of Christ. college:

BACHELORS IN MEDICINE.--Richard John Ast-
-10,.0f Pembroke hall ;. Robert Williams, of Tri-
nity.college. •
The, Rey. Edward Otter is presented by his.Qraee
the
,Dnke of. Portland, to the redory.of Bothal,
Northumberland. -

I
I ELOPEMENT.-Early yesterday the sevond daugh-
ter. of a.' Wealthy merchant eloped, accompanied by
a 'female confident, with a military otficr; from the
resiL ' 'r 6ence o r, father, in ..he neighbourhood of
`Bloomsbury-square.