The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-08 00:00:00

THE AIARKIS-:

CORN-EXCHANGH, SEer. 8 We have had se-
alver arrivals ltom the Suffolk Coast since Nlo!1-
slay, anti there appearing
Alarket this tuornin-, hot few buyers at
g the sales of Wheat were ex-
tetilinglY ilea%y at Is. per quarter lower, the runs
•f New Wheat far exceeding the most "'Pine
-• 'expectation. Barley was scarce, and supported
Alranlay's prices. Our arrivals of Oats were large
lvoin Ireland, and the trade may be considered
at Is. per quarter tower. White Pease are much
"ught altar, and fully maintain our last quota-
other articles there is no alteration.

HOP INTELLIGENCE..
I:SOUTHWARK, SEPT. G.—We have a dull sale for
rier
1"11‘. About 00 packets have already been
;
....
the mouldy and low ones no one will snake
a hrd for..—the _
others are sellng from 60s. to Os.
Lys. Theduty is at 220,0001.
AIAIDSTONR, SHPT. 6. The I-lop Picking has
trots generally
itrlet commenced throughout this dis-
and
from most parts we learn, they come
l(
n much lighter ihan was expected, in some
.
grot
f Inds full one-third less. Those that arc af-
-et"
by the mould go off very fast ; but those
bot attacked continue to improve, and are ".
lected to he as good in quality and condition as
some years past.

-1811 OpEnA flousn.—Toe grand and in-
terehlit,
11,8 beeg ballet of The Death of Captain Cooke,
ECM 11 revived at this Theatre, and Was renre-
piete!" nikht with great effect. 'fie scene' yis
(re'llite.,thepat Ls are well allot t ed, d through-
Tnheare "PP,,tteAl with the most impressive energy.
xii t !banners of the Savages, and those of the
'Peahs, formed a striking and intere,ting con-
"' The- house was full, and the applause
abundant.
• •
' IIEAN, it seems, has •positively declined to
his eu
gagement at Drury-lane Theatre, and
therefore, be subject to the penalty of 10001.
Ha 13 to perform at Glasgow, then at Edinburgh-,
iltdif finally at Greenock, from whence he is to
thbark on his voyage to America. •
Earl SPENCER i 3 taking leave of his friends,
Tareparatory to the deßllalsleparture of himself and his
Countess for the Mediterranedieo The
xilobltebsL.ord has taken a Palace at Naples for six
..sio
n tnovredry •iitritillieffeCre°nututsetsa9teb weot haeraellsho.rry to
hear,
L
HOLLAND have contemplated a
1,1:toor
rastagidirni:fomrlys some time : they talk of visiting
At present, the family ate so-
at A'mpthill Park, in Bedfordshire, thv
tagnifieent seat left to them by the Earl of UP-
tta Ossoßy.
It,lirrtStet.daV John Cahuac, of Blackman-street,
14„);111141' ; Christopher Harris, of I:toad-court,
e'S'Acre
; Robert Shorter, of WyCh-street ;
1.1.1111 NVilliant Watling, of the Strand, were seve-
taken, on warrants, before RICHARD' BIRNIE,
, Sil,•
g Magistrate at Bow-street, 101.1)11.1.7
ss'iainebe.allie7einilit called The Republican, in which
:41seffed a letter from Richard Carlile to the
containing a libel on his Royal
.I.l,ighneEs, and on the Magistrates of Manchester.
de defendants et ere severally held to• bail to
"Ilsveer the charge at the next Ses3ions.
x„Th:s morning alt alarming tire broke out at
Vernon's, carpenter, Weller's- coutt, Pancras-
Place, Pancras, which
the premises, with in a short time c,,nsumed
w t.:e stock in trade.
SINGULAR PHENONIENON.-011 the forenoon of
Tuesday last, at Perth, about half-past 11 o'clock,
the title, after having receded about 5 inches below
high-water-mai k, suddenly. changed its direction,
end began again to flow op the river, until it reached
its former height. We had thus two tides at Perth,
of the same height, in the space ofnne hour. This
may be occasioned by a strong westerly gale in
the Atlantic Ocean, totcing the ‘iater above its
natural height on the opposite shores. Part
of this immense hotly of water would force its
way through the English Channel and the
Pentland-frith, forming two currents in op-
posite directions. One of these proceeding along
the shores of Norfolk and Yorkshire, would meet
the other horn the Moray-frith and the Bay of
Aberdeen, Ott the eastern coast of our island. This
would occasion the water to rise to a considerable
height, and force back the currents in the mouths
of rivers, preserving the appearance of two titles.
The same phenomenon has also been occasioned
by au earthquake.—(Perth Courier,)