The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-10 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY, Sept. 1.

Wheat; 38 Os l3s 4d 2 00s Oct The Quar. of
Barley . 6s Od VOs Od S Winches-
Oats, 57 (its
Peas . Os Od s Od or 456 arts.
Hides, aid per lb—Calf Skins, s(l—Tallow, 4d.
WORCESTER, Sept. 1.
Wheat .... 8s 6d a lOs 6d ats
Barley .... I 6d'a 9s 4d Beans
Prams • .... 3s 9d a4s 4(1.
-*MESTER, Sept. 1.
Wheat, per quartert,Winekester measure, 54s 9d—Barley,
I9s 10d—Oats, —s Od.
NANTWICII, Sept. I. _ .

Wheat, per 75 lb. 8s 6d a 9s Od—Barley, 33 qts, Os Od a
Os Od—Oats, 3s 4d a 4s Od.
CANTERI3URY, Sept. 1.
Wheatßrown.. , . 54s a 60s 1 -Ticks
White... . 5Ss a 70s Hug Pease , 26s a 808
New ..... 54s a 60s Boiling Pease —s a —s
`Rye
Barley 22s a 28s `Hay, per ton .... 70s a 80s
....

Oats -
Beans
TEN'ItIMED
Wheat White sos a sfis
--Red 42s a 48s
Barley
Oats lfis a 42s

Ch,;c;- 7os a 80s
Straw ' 40s a —s
, •
Beans
Pease White
Grey 2tis a 28s

UXBRIDGE, Corn Inspe,
Wheat, per load
New

'does Return, Sept. 6.
.. 151 —s a 201 lOs
.. 131 —s a 181 103

-- .
Barley,. per quarter.... 25s —d a 27s —d
Oats
Beans
Pease 3os —d a 34s —d
BIRMINGHAM.
I
Wheat.... 7s 6d a 9s Od Beans .... 4s Od a 6s 6d
Barley.... 4s Od a 4s 9d W. Peas .. 4s Od a 6s Ott
Oats .... 3s Od a 4s Od Gr. d 0.... 3s 9d a 5s 6d
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Per Winches
WoLvEnu
Wheat.... 8s 10d a 9s 4d
Barley .... 4s 9d a 5s 3d
NoRTIIAMPT,
0. Wheat .. 64s Od a 83s Od
N. Wheat .. 76s od a —s od
Barley ..... 36s Od a 42s od
N. Oats .... —s od a —s 0d..-
0. Oats .... 28s Oda 295.0 d I

ter Measure.
AM PTON.
Oats .... 3s 3d a 4s Od
Beans .... Os Od a Os Od
Sept. 1.
N. Beans —s. od a —s od
0. Beans 393 Oda 40s Od
N. Peas —s-Od a —s od
•0.Pe313 —s Od a —s od
Rye

DAVENTEY, Sept. 5.

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Wheat 6os Od a 64s Od Beans .... 34s Od a 3Gs Od
Barley 3ls Od a 34s 'Od Hog Peas 34s Od
Oats
STAFFORD, Sept. I.
Wheat
I New Barley .. 4s 6d a4s 10d Beans

Prices of Corn, per Quarter.

WINCIIESTEII, Sept. B.—Wheat, 68s a 74s—Barley, 25s
a 27s—Oats, 22s a 245.
BASINGSTOKE, Sept. G.—Wheat, 60s a 76s—Barley, 26s a

28s—Oats, 20s a 225—Beans, 31s to 335.
Nt.wrowr (Isle of Wight), Sept. 7.—The average price of
Wheat at our Market this week, was 151 Os Od per load ;
Barley, —s Oct per quarter.
DoRIIAM, Sept. I.—Wheat Ils Od a 16s 0,1 per boll; Oats,
5s to Cs Gd.
BARNARDCASTLE, Sept. s.—Wheat I is a 15s Od ; Oats Cs Od
a 7s Od per boll ; Beef 443 a 5d per lb.
STOCKTON, Sept. s.—Wheat Ids to Iss Od per boll; Oats
2s 5d a 2s 8d per bushel.
NEWCASTLE, Sept heat, Northumberland 48s a 58s
Norfolk 35s a 545; Scotch 48s a 545; Rye, English 28s a 30;
Barley, Norfolk 25s a 30s; Scotch —s a —s; Northumber-
land —s a —s; Malt, Norfolk, pale, 50s a 60s; Oats, potato,
23s a 255; common 20s a 235; foreign IBs a 20s ; Beans,
Tick 28s a 30s; boilers 36s a 40s per qr. Flour, tine 42s a 44s
i,er sack. Northumberland Bacon, none; Hauls, none; But-
ter 3Ss per firkin; Cumberland Bacon 38s Gd a 41s; Hams,
sizeable fitis a 61s ; ditto, large, 48s per cwt. ; Butter 38s per
firkin.
Mortmrn, Sept. s.—Beef 5s a 5593 per stone, sinking offals;
Mutton and Lamb 4s Sd a 5s 6d; Wheat 48s a 545; nye 3Ss ;
Oats 18s 83 a 24s per qr.
Yoati WOOL MARKET. —T Bete was a very good supply of
wool at the market on Thursday. Prices same as last week.
Long Fleece Wool, 14s a 16s Gd—Moor Wool, 8s a 8s 6d per
stone of 161bs.
Bristol St. James's Fair commenced on Saturday. The
number of cattle, both fat and store, was inconsiderable,
in comparison with former years : the latter fetched good
prices.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
WORCESTER, Sept. 5.—A1l the accounts from onr planta-
tion agree that the hops never looksd more promising.
Price of Hops in the Borough.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent ....... 21 Os to 31 15s I Kent
Sussex 2l Os to 31s Os Sussex ..... 21 Os to 31 5s
Essex Ol Qs to 01 Os
Farnham

THE CORONATION I3ALLOON.

IVir.GR£EN, the celebrated aeronaut, again (lea.

lighted the inhabitatitS of pants, by ascending a
second time with his 'balloon, on Thursday last:
Many particulars of the first aerial excursion will
be in recollection, and the interest excited by
his' second ascent will make the following parti-
culars interesting
Mn. GREEN'S• OWN ACCOUNT.—" On Thurs-
day last, according to advertisement, I made my
second ascent from the Duke of York's Bastion,
Portg'ea. The morning, although cloudy, seemed
nevertheless to presage favourably; the crowds
assembled to witness its ascension were consider-
ably greater than op a former occasion. I should
think the number assembled must have exceeded
20,000 persons. About eleven o'clock the ope-
ration of filling commenced, and the balloon was
inflated by half-past twelve, under the superin-
tendance of Mr. Onthett, engineer of the Gas
Company. I suffered much inconvenience from
my late accident, but was greatly assisted by
several scientific Gentlemen present.(especially
by Mr. Kingston, superintendant of the steam-
engine in the Dock-yard), as well as by the
Gentlemen of the Committee, whose services
were importantly useful. About half-past one
o'clock I took my seat in the car ; after which a
signal gun fired to assemble the Gentlemen of

the Committee on the ground : I had the plea-
sure in this situation of taking, a glass of wine,
and returning to those Gentlemen my warmest
thanks for their disinterested behaviour. The
balloon having been carried round the ring,
took my leave amidst the plaudits and anxious
good wishes of surrounding thousands, and as-
cended slowly but majestically towards the ce-
lestial regions. On leaving the ground my ha'
rometer stood 29 7-tenths, and the. thermometer
72. Finding I could not ascend to a great aro-
tude without entering the clouds, I'discharged
10Ib. of ballast, and ascended. to . the height of
3,000 feet. I intended. at thiS altitude to have
descended my parachute, but, finding myself jai'
mediately over the harbour, the safety of the '
animal (belonging'to Mr. Chas. Wilcox)- obliged
me to alter -my determination : I immediately
discharged more. ballast, and ascended to th 6
height of 4,500 feet. I here found the balloon
taking 'a - direction N. E., which -afforded the:.
spectatpri aionger and better view. After being
up 102 minutes, ..Idescended my parachute and
cat, -which reached the Barth in safety, but Was
unfortunately at too great a distance from. Pert'
sea; to have it "observed unless by the' assistance
,of the telescope. The-descent.of the. parachute
was,astonishingly rapid . fOr about 300 .feet;
afterwards became distended, and its oscillation
very inconsiderable. I suppose it reached the
earth eight or nine minutes after its separation,
from the balloon.—l now ascended with great
rapidity to upwards of 10,000 feet. Knowin4
this to be, the greatest altitude•l could reach with
safety, so as to enable me to make alew- 0117
sophical experiments, I applied myself to 0115
interesting purpose : the mercury of this altitude
stood at 20 and 5-tenths, and the thermometerat
38. After completing my observations, I looked
at my watch and found it twenty minutes after 2.
I determined on descending,-.and by repeat'
edly discharging ballast my descent became
gradual till half-past_o. At this time a heavi
shower of rain added considerably to the -weight
of my balloon, and occasioned likewise the'.
condensatiOn of 11-ie.:gas; so that its rapid descen"
sion might have ,beett attended with considerable,
danger,..had not thrown out a great quantity. ° .
ballast„which had the desired-effect of checking thei •
rapidity of my descent ; after which. I descendet
in a meadow belonging to -J. Holiest, Esq; of
Mitchett-lake, near Frimley, Surrey : conlP,s.
ct.
ing a voyage of nearly 45 miles in 45 min°`-„,
The rebounding of the balloon was extrenlebig
violent ; but I at last secured my landing by
it
assistance of some men Working in. the liel"s'e
and partook of a good dinner at the hospita.e
mansion of- J. Holiest, Esq. I afterwards t°°-6'`
postchaiSe, and arrived. at the White Hart,,
Guildford, at .7 o'clock. On the following Ja..70.
I reached Portsea, and was received witnrw
hearty welcome by the' gentlemen of the e°,.e.
mittee, to whose liberality and distinguished '1,4
.nevolence- I shall ever feel grateful. can, t
forbear giving.. Publicity to this fact, vie./ ti".„,
after their paying me the sum stipulated, t":•„
voluntarily surrendered the overplus of the fulb'e.
for the use and benefit.of my T° te:
committee my thanks are particularly duel
Messrs. Barlow (brothers) for their gratult?er
supply of gas.; to Colonel Dickson and
oth
officers for their kind assistance ; .and to the p.a.'
lit; at large for their patronage. and support." 44.
The balloon passed over between \VP-a° st..
and Cosham,, over Purbrook-park, to the Ni!
ward of Petersfield a quarter of a mile ; betife,e
Ampshot and Greatham, over Kingsley, 00 °Ta
to the westward of Farnham, and a quarter °cite
od
mile to the westward of Farnborough, and la° f
at Frimley, in Surrey, four miles S. W. S. by th.'
Bagshot, about 45 miles N.N.E. of Portso°
(Portsmouth Paper.)

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BIRTHS.
eriC'.
, we/
• On the 4th of July, at Malta, the Lady of Fre,.A
of
Esq., of a son, which survived t't few hours only- s,(l.
w. Onim plo'irei_dsatyre,et, of a son.
the7thinst., the Lady of I. Roberts,
m.ODn.,thofe
aßtdhauingshtt,erin. Hatton-garden, the Lady 0f_.............j0bil sly'

- . ,A jbsq•
On the Bth inst., at Abinger, inMARRIED Surrey,John CarnP°``l
of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-law to Mary Elizabeth,
daughter of James Scarlett, E50.,,111.P. for PeterboroLle.
On Thursday last, the CO ins t Joseph
Br°w"' Ls 4
Wincanton, Somerset, to hiss Baker, of the same
Pace,

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DIED. pain°
On Thursday, at Tunbrid,N, after a short and very -
illness, the Rev. Vicesirnus Knox, D.D. t,
gh-strec a
On Saturday last, at his house, Upper Thornl,o-f .s*to- , •
the Rev. Thomas Exon, aged 72. He was Rector 0 . • -
47 years. • , v
os!
„es es ...i.
On Saturday morning, the Bth instant, at his flosePh
Peckham, Surrey, John, the younger son of Mr;gea 19'
n'
liamson, of Botolph-lane, in the city of London,ory_contn° -
On the 24th ult., Robert Jones, Esq., of i"ii
IN'
in the ti7th year ot his age.
Esq. of ~,n s-row) •
On the sth instant, E. Adams,
worth, Surrey, in the Gsth year of his an-e.
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