The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

THE MARlign.

COUN-EXCHANGE, JULY 5.--Owing to the un-
settled state of the weather last week, what Eng-
lish Wheat appeared on Friday met ready sale at an
advance of tull 2s. per quarter ; but by the return
of fine weather, and having a large supply of
Wheat to-day from Essex, 'Sent, and Suffolk, the
trade was exceedingly heavy, and Friday's prices
were not obtainable by 24. or 3s. per quarter.
Barley was also dull sale, and hardly supports last
week's currency. Our arrivals of (Tats were ra-
ther large, and the demand being trifling, a re-
duction of Is. per quarter was submitted to. To
effect sales, White and Grey Pease are ss. per
quarter dearer, an.i English Beans sold 2s. per
quarter higher, but there is little or no demand

tur foreign.

IMPOKTATIONS LAST WEEK.
English. Foreign.
Wheat 5,163 400

Barley
Oats 3,749 970

SMITHFIELD, JULY s.—This Day's Market was well sup-
plied with all kinds of prime Cattle : Beef, Mutton, Lamb,
and Veal, remain as per last week.—fbe Hay Market is look-
ing downward's, and the price of Hay is nearly the same as
per last Market; day; Straw continues the same as our last
quotation, and little or no difference in the prices.—The an-
nexed is a correct statement of the Numbers and Pliers at
market .

('l'o sink the Offal; per Stone of Blbs.)
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 2d. I Veal ss. Od. to Gs. Od.
Mutton ..4s. 6d. to ss. Bd. 1 Pork ss. Od. to 6s. Od.
Lamb &s. to Gs. Od.
CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts I7SO I SIR rp and Lambs —.16,500
Calves

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay.... £5 0 0 t 046 u 0 Clover.. Z 6 0 0 to,C7 0 0
Straw ,C 2 10 0 to Le IS 0

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER, JULY 2.—On Saturday, 57 pockets
were weighed ; average prices, 51. to 61. 15s. No
material alteration has taken place in our plau-

tarion.

SOUTHWARK, JUNE 28.—Notwithstanding the
accounts come worse from the Plantations than
they did last week, and the duty down to 100,0001.
we have not the least dem.nd for hops.

On Saturday the PRINCE REGENT dined with
the Duke of RUTLAND.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and the VICE-CHAN-
CELLoR had audiences of the PRINCE RF.GENT yes-
terday.
Yesterday morning the Duke Wild Duchess of
KENT and Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine ser-
vice at the German Chapel, fit. Jain, Palace.

The Dueness of YiRK attended Divine service
at Whitehall Chapel y,steiday.
Saturday the Duke of YORK arrived in town
from Windsor.

Situtday morning the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER lett town for Cambridge, as di,l
Prmcess SopiatA MATILDA.

On Saturday last, between 12 and 1 o'clock, his
Royal Higline,s the Prince LEOPOLD, R CCOMpa•
Dicd by the Duke and Dachess of KENT, vi,ited
Mr. BACK LEE'S gallery, and viewed the stained
glass for Claremont, and other works lately exhi-
bited to the public eye. In the afternoon Prince
LuoPoLn visited the British Gallery in Pall-mall.
The Duke tie ROYIGO, who arrived in the River
some time back on board the Lapwing, torn
Smyrna, has been released from quarantine, and
is arrived in London. The Duke has encered into
recognizance to quit England in one month from
the time of his landing, and only waits 'he arrival
of his wife and family from Pai is, when he pur-
poses to return Ito Smyrna on his commercial
transactions.

Mr. BETTY has just entered into articles t••illt
the Privir•tors ot Covent-Garden for next sea.
son.—(Herald)
Their is no troth in the repc.rt of Admiral
PLAMPIN being recalled front the Si II lena corn.
main!, and of Admiral LP vesos Gowen being ap•
pointed to succeed
The Lord ot the Treasnry have been pleaued
to ord,r the chiet office's of the several preven-
tive stationa belonging to the Customs, all along
the coast, to take -hat ge ot the apparatus for sav-
ing shipwrecked mariner,.
The Cameleon, Captain MIWGAY, on Saturday
morning, captured a.smuggling cutter off Brighton,
after a chase of some hours, in the course of
which the cui ter threw her cargo overboard, and
she did not bring to un,il Cameleon run her
bowsprit over her. Several smugglers, with
their cargoes, have been obliged to return to
France within the last week, from the unremitted
cxettions of the Preventive Boats on the coast of
Sussex.

The list of the Navy contains—Admirals, IBl—
Commission 12; Post-Captains, 860—in Com-
mission 53 ; Commanders, 775—it, Commission
53 ; Lieutenants, 3967—in Commission 359 ;
Masters. 617 ; Surgeons, 996; Assistant-Sur-
geons, 360; Pursers, 863.
MARLBOHOUGH-t",TRRET.-.--Another monkey iti-
nerant WAS put to the bar of this Office on Sa-
iurday, on a eliar4;e ot vagrancy. The offi
cers in the employment ot the Mendicity So-
ciety complained of the alarming extent to wino.
derrilitions were daily carried nu through
the medium of these monkey exhibitors, who,
instead ot being friendless and unfortunate mut-
derers, were in reality the hired agents of a gang
of sharpers. Pup, even whilst in the Office,
evinced that he was no less an adept in tie art
of pilteri,og than his owners, for he cowitived,
unperceived, to take the handkerchief trout a
Gentleman's pocket ; and was actually detect-
ed with his par: in the pocket ot another Gentle-
man's waistcoat, ‘viro had deposited some
silver there a minute before. The Magistrate
committed the prisoner to the House ot Cori ec-
lion, and requested that intVtiry might be made
ro discover the real owners of these B,,tursls, that
they might bu brought to punishment.