The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-24 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS'.

At Norwich Hill, on Saturday, July there
was a small supply of lean beasts, wh cli sold az ra-
ther reduced prices ; very litde fat beef, which
fetchtd 10s. per stone; a VCry short supply of tat
mutton, which sold al 8,1 per lb. ; of lamb* a mid-
dling sappy, at from 201. to 221. p,..r score.
At Norwich coin mark,t, oo Saturday, July 21,
there was a short suppl) and Ihe sales eery
dull. Wtie.it .50s. to 565. ; 18s. to 215.;
Oats 12s. to i 6s. ; and 8.-ans 255. per comb.
BRI4ToL, Jot y 18.—No ion has taken place
here in the 'price of grain sine: last statem,l4. 'The
sales of Wheat and Flour arc very dull ; supply
go d.

- YARMOUTH, JULY 21.—We had. a Sllcrt Supply
of 'Wheat io-day.. Real tine samples obtained 2.
per quarter aivance ; but inferior experience no al-
teration. Barley continues wi►hout any acne, dn►eut.
Oats are dull sale. Pease and Beans 'nominal. Prices
as :—Wheat I ios. to 116 s. ; Bailey 30s, to
405.; Oats 305.; Pease 425.; and Beans 445. per
garter.

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Ipswich market, on the 21st inst. was shortly sup-
p lied with must Grain. Wheat may be noted at one_
sh, ;11:ng per quarter higher. No alteration worthy
of o 'ote in other articles. Prices as follow :—Wheat
90s; , to I tgi. ; Bark), 375. to 495. ; Beans 445. to,
60s Grey Peas 445. to 48s. ; Boiling Peas 60s. ;
and Oat.
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Cattle
Wednesday, July 18, there were 98 Beasts,
Title
1,850 Sheep,'
cieos
1,014 Lambs, and 84 Plgs. The price.
of Beef wash 'obi ss. sd. to (is. 4d.; Mutton ss. V.
on Wednesday, July
to 6s. 2,#. ; La. "Lb si. 101 to (is. 8W ; and Pork 6S-.:
to 75. per stone, sinking offils.
d;r:/°'-s'dhori crop of grass.
Sheep and Lambs, which went
ownaA.svtaerHlya.ordgrstell:slahno:twt7.;e).
'tati o n s . Wrley is with-
Wheat at market to-day, and samples of fine quail
cheLalp,se,rN,,ortritLlgy.tio7t.—hewvphraiccies:
out alteration. Very little dol..ig in Beans and Pease;
we have none at market. Flour as before. Parti-
culars as follow:—Wheat, best, 108 s. to 1 I Os. ;
ditto second, 84s. to gf2s. ; Barley,. 41s. to 429. ;.
Oats, best, 345. to 355.; ditto second, 26i, to 225.;
and Beans, 60s. to 525. per quartet. Fine Flour,
895. per sack. . veryl ogr
good
Horses
supply wereis therealosaf

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Bo3TOt MARKET, JULY 18—swas but thinly sup.
plied with Glam. There were but few samples of.
Wheat, which had a heavy sale, at rather reduced>
prices, and sold as follow :—Wheat, 9e.i. to 112 s.
Oats, 245. to 2Ss.; and Beans, 505. ra 545. per
(pal ter.
BURY, JULY 20.—We continue to have a pretty
good supply ot Wheat for the season, on the sam.
terms as last week ; Barley barely supported last'
prices ; Oats (1111:e as dear ; and Malt 2.. per coonibt
dearer than last retort). Flour unaltered in price.
FAKENHAM,,JI'LY 19.—We had but few s;-,h,pies
of Witcat •at market this day ; the prices were Melts
sane as last week. Particulars as folloW

sa►ul►le, at 1 i 2s. ; interior qualities, 905. g6s. tO

100 s. per quarter.

We have the sstisfaction to announce that, not.
witlislanding the rest►aiots attempted to be imposed
on the trade of the Baltic, a fleet of 240 sail has ar-
rived from that sea.

A letter has been received
,at Plymouth, by the
wife of Gill, (the man who was taken away in the
powder hay) dated at.Morlaix, in which he'state,,
that there were only eight Frenchmen that made
their escape in .the hoy—that they were artned with
long knives, and on,his calling out to give an alarm,
they threw him down the hatchway, with such force
as to stun him for some time. On recovery,
they promised to let him have the boat to return,
when they got half-seas over; but a heavy squall
soon afterwards came on, and carried away their
mast : the weather was so tempestuous, that they.
were three days getting over, and many times in
danger of foundeiing. Gill is not coatined, but has
ilnibetrhtey
gtoreNavtaelskt about
distress, Mo
riaix. The poor fellow is
having
neither clothes nor
money. A small subscription ilas been entered into
at Plymouth for his rAet., which will• be remitted
to him the first opporinnity.
Major General Sir Lwan Baillie, lately returned
from India, had the honour or preseniing to his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales a couple of cu-
rious Mouse Deer. These beautiful little animals
are slot more titan eleven inches high, and a perteet
spotted Deer, in all respects. They were bred on
the Tibet( 114nuntains, and arrived in perrea health
last week at Carleton House,

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