The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

EXTUACT OF A LETTER.

• " From- the confines of Turkey.
c' DEAREST FurEwn•—•Our beloved- Country, the lovely
liellas-labours now at 'l.e.i* to break the yoke of tyranny, and
to become free. You know what 'lles occurred in Moldavia and
Wallacbia.; and we Already have intelligene6 of the revolt in
-the ,-Pelopounesus,- -in Servia, znu iiulg aria. .Even our affec-
tionate friend A * *, with a cross in one hand and the sword in
the other, is at the head of his countrymen in Thessaly.
" The netaria has extended itself' succeSsfully, and reckons
among its Members even Turks, who, disgusted with the.di4so-
lute Government of the Sultan, have turned their attention to
us, in order to find protection and peace. Now or never, my.
dear frierid. The enthusiasm of the. Greeks has no bounds.—
The rich do not account themselves possessed of a-single obelos
as. their private property, • for, they have given.their all to the
Iletaria ; others have willingly enrolled themselves among the
common warriors. Having chosen the-black cloak, the uniform
of the liberators of Greece, with the symbol of .death on the
front of the. cap, they rush for Ward . joyfully to the invitation,
May our Country be successful', liberty or-death •' and they
follow the colours which the noble -descendants of the• Grecian
nations have raised. Even Ali Yacht of:Janina. has been a
Member of the lietaria, and on that account had the -Snliotes
and the Agraphes united themselves with. him."

Sporting. Extraordinary.--A grand match is
expected to,be well contested: at the period of
the next election for .York.. The bets already
run thus :—two to one against Chaloner, and
three to two that Fox beats Dundas ; on Wy-
vil.nothing is speculated. The Orange riders
begin to look •blue upon the occasion ;• but the
great Northern Jockey,.,, who 'has controled the
city plate for so. many •years is expected to stand
as head groom, and to. use a golden whip, to sti-
mulate exertions in favour. of the orange rider'.
Much confidence, however, is placed in the
blood and bottom of the Fox. Two thousand
guineas are betted.by the owner, that he carries
the day. This confidence is considerably to be
attributed, not only. to the sterling qualities of
the aspirant, but. to ~the improved state of the
ground, which is no longer a rotten quagmire,
but.a fine sod, on a well cultivated soil.—(Lci-
ces ter Journal.)

Sir WILLIAM DE CRESPIGNY and his daughters,
as they were returning late on Saturday night
from Craven Cottage, were overturned in the
King's-road. It was some time before they were
extricated, and one of the young ladies was taken
out covered with blood. They were taken into
the Man anti Moon public house, and Mr. FLET-
CHER, surgeon, attende,d immediately ; the young
Lady's wounds are in the head, but the. surgeon
flattershimself not dangerous.; they were able
to remove Miss DE CRESPIGNY to Sir, WJLLIAM'S
house at Camberwell.

At Norwich, per Quarter.
Wheat ..... 50s Od a 57s 00 Oats
-- New —s Od a—s oil Beans eG5 Od a ,27s 00
Rye
Barley .... 20s 04' a eas dd I Malt, per Cinh.3os Od a 32s 00
Peas, White 00 a 00 Best Flour 42s Od a 43s 00
Grey . 28s Od a dos 00 I per sack.
Coals, 3GS 40 a 33s 40 per chaldron. •
Rough Tallow 310 per or 4s 3d .per stone. •
Dipt Candles, tiel—Moolil, 10d per li,.
Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, froth
I ld a 120 per pint.
• Prices of .Butter at Swaffharn arid Downham (with Com-
mission)—From to,4es per Firkin of 561bs.
Clove' Hay
Hardland ditto
Meadow ditto 2s ad a 2s 90 ditto
%heat Straw
Bailey ditto • Is Od a- Is 3d ditto.

YARSIOUtn, June U.—Our supply of Wheat on Satuiday
was- rat her large fur the season t what was disposed of was
at aleduetion of Is to Qs per quarter. -Barleys were in demand,
and hitt 2s to 3s per quarter dearer. Lc other Grain note no
material alteration from last week.. ''•

IVlleat, White ... 54s a 58s 1 Brans
---- Red .... 4Ss.a 54s Peas, Boiling
Barley (Malt).— 24s a 23s Grey
-- (Gr.) ...: 42s a 24s --- New
Oats

LYNN, June 28.—We had rather a small Market On Tues-
day, and prime Wheat supported last week's prices; but the
inferior kind, continue heavy sale. Barley, of the first qua-
lity, was higher:li'per (platter; and the inferior sotto are
more brisk in sale. BeanS,and Peas are more in request, and
rather dearer.--Ftour.uualtrrc&t.

Wheat 4Bs Od a 54s Od 1 Pease, Wh.. —s Od a L—S Od'
Fine s6s Od a -,--s Od ---4 Grey 33s Od a 36s Ott
Lia:ley Vs Od FL 943 Od Beans ..... 32srod a 34s Od
--- See —s Od a—s od New .. —s Ord a—s Od
Oats . l4s Od a 20s Od Fine Flour 44s Od per sack

SHREWSRUKY, Julie 23

,
Wheat, 3S qts _ 7s- 2 tal : 47s lid The Quar. of
Barley4s 10il . 4s Od 26s 1 lid 8 ‘Vinclies-
Oats, 57 qts - ; s t2l 10(1 ter Bushels
Pedi .- t .. Os Od .z; -s 0(1 or 25t; qrts.
Hides, aid per lh—Calf Skin;, s(l—Tallow, 44.1.

CHESTER, June. 23.
Wheat,
,per quarter, Winchester measure, 323 23—Barley,
—s Od—Oats, —s Od.
Navrwtcti, June 23..
Wheat—per 75 ib!, 7s tOd a 03, 6d—Barley,,33 (its, Os od
Us od.—Oats, as 60 a us Od.

DoNcnsTxß, June 23.
Per Load.

Wheat 14s:0d
Sop,:'fine 2Us New
01,1 s 0,1 a —Slid Grey Peas .. Od a=s od
•It;•e 9s Od a 1.1-s fid 1•Boiling ditto —8 Od a—s Od

Per. .Ctuart er.
Oats
Superfine
Fine new
Live.eteotir, Conic EXCHANGE:, June 20'.

We•had a thin.attendatice of buyers from the country. con-
sequently the ileinintd for Wheat was very moderate, and
Irish may be noted Id p,er 7011). cheaper. The he English
Barley was held on higher terms. Fine Malt, and also Beans,
were in middling request at our last quotations; Ilut Peas
were rather cheaper. A mote general inquiry for Oats, and
the short importatiiin enabled the holders to obtain a small
advance.—Flour unaltered.

W heat, English
••••••••••-..-••-•••• Foreign
---- Irish
Batley, English - SS Oda 4s Od per COlbs.
Foreign
Oats, Polatoe
Ma11, • Fine •-.
Beans
English Fjour,
,per 2801135. 43s t 453—Seconds, 40s a 41s—
American Flour, a —5 per barrel of 194ilbs.net.
Import of Crain for the Week 'eliding June 16.
Wheat, 5,:179 gra ; R e, —; Oats, 2,biS ; Barley, 118;
Beaus, 246.; Pease, ; Oatmeal, —; Flour, 2532 sacks,
barrels.

LOUTH, June 27.

Wheat 42s a 54s 0(1
Qals
Rye
Li Neol,N,

Barley —s a —s 01
Brans
Pease
June 3.7. r

Wheat 4Bs a 5Gs Ott 1 Barley 24s a —s ad
Oats .. .. --Is a 15s Oct Beans —s Od a 83,
Peas ' ..... ~.. —s a—o Od .1. Rye -7s a ,"2.•", 0,4

HULL, June 2t;

Our marliet has been only barely attended, and not much
doing ; what samples offered are done on rather higher tenni,
but the millers and buyers du not aeluiesce, and the tanners
when they make sales have to lake last week's prices. in
Oats little or nothing doing; the same may be said iu Barley.
Beans are a clink Iti;zher. .

Grain brought coastwise.—Wheat, 120; Barley,—; Oats,
--
; Rye, —; Bemis and Peas, quarters.
Grain carried coastwise.—Wheat, —; Oats, 700; Barley,
—; 'fares, —; and Peas, quarters.

Wheat, English, per quarter 455 50i 1 533

New -
Oats, Old
New
Riga Oats
Hamburg!' -
Beaus

BaHry

—s —s a —s

. . *-5 a ----S
▪ 14s las a {Ss
▪ —s —s a —s

—s —s a —s
25.5.29 s a 3os

2-2 s 23s a 2.:s

English 'fares
---Fureign

—s —s a --s

Rapeseed —

—I —1 per last

WOLVERHAMPTON.

Wheat.... 7s Od a 7s 6d I Oats .... es 6d a 4s 0,1
Barley.... 3s 9d a 4s 3d Beans Os Od 'a Os Od

STAFFORD, June 23.

Wheat
New Barley

7s Od a 7s 5c (Oats
Os Od a Os 0%! ("kilns

LEEDS, June 26.—Wheat, of the best quality, supports
its prices, but middling and inferh,r descriptions remain dull
and lower. Barfey a short tupply, fully supports its price.
Oats, 6d per quarter higher, there being a short supply.
Shelling without alteration. Beans, Peas, a:,d Malt, in better
demand, at last week's prices. A prime sample of Bripe.:Sced

Wheat. ilatley., • Oats.
Ist, Us 0(1 Ist, 21s Od Ist, lss
2d, 130 s Od 2d, 20s Od 2d, lid
Sd, tlGs Od 3d, 19s Od 31, 14s Ott I .
Dun LIN- MARK ET for the W 'nr„ ;Pane S 9.

'eek ends
Front
i4s Od
9 0
8 0'
I 8 .0

911 Wheat per barrel, 20st.
22 Bcrc, per barrel
332 Barley, per ditto
1334 Oats, per cwt.
9637 Flour, per cwt.
722 Oatmeal, per cwt. -
o Wheaten Meal
Sold to Bake

32s 6:1
19 0
11 0
13 0
22 0
16- 0
00 0

Avera
9.ss
9 (1
9 1
10 =2.
00 0
10
00 0

0
00 .0
only.
7194 Cwt. Floor - - 14' a 21 0
First Floisr - - '0 22 0
Seconds - - 13 -:0 tS 0
Thirds - - - 7 0, 12 0,1_—
Wheat and Flour to form the Assize of Bread al4ls bd pc.r
Sack of 20st.

16

At Sheffield Fair, last weok, merelmmlise of all sorts w39'
:abundant. Cheese was sold from 51), to tlirs per ctvt. Ilorscsf
horned cattle, and pigs, did nut appear to be particularly 1-1"
Creased in value.
At Cave Fair,- last week, the show of Cattle was Pot so'
large as usual ; and the fat stock shown went off tolerablY•:4
the same prices as had latterly been given, but every descrir
flop- was extremely heavy of 'sale.
. At Halifax Fair, the shrew of good horses was small, and
very great prices were eagerly given for them ; in the &alight
line much the same.
At Pershore'Fair, on Tuesday, there was as usual a veied
considerable number of horFes ; there were few good ~tn h
and they did not sell well ; those of an inferior 'And wera
little in demand, and prices low.—There was a tolerable sli€%."
of Cattle and Sheep, which averaged bid to 6d per lb.
Bromsgrove Fair, on Tuesday, VS as well suppled with Catt Tie
and Sheep, a considerable i‘roportion of which were 01';
though at low'prices ; there was also a considerable show
middling • and inferior horses, chiefly of the half
cart kind ; they sold at as good tetrits and as .freely ;is '-
any neighbouring fairs.

svozmnic=traverrn,mror—maue
• The account frorn Tyro"! are of a most afflicting descriPti°lj.
.The inundation S-caused by the great quantity. of rain have 'lc;
strayed the. bridges and highways. The lower part of the Cig,
of Trent has been submerged, and ail the environs-have
sqffered. A route of 4C04 toises.from gornagno to aboVe'o,sV-
-taletto has been entirely destroyed.
It appears from the French 'Papers that the weather is Still
worse at Paris than in London. According to their nnt,:orolo-
gical journals:, it is all•foul weather 'without an interval of sun-
shine. ,

'TORRID MURDER. AT STEPNEY.—It 'will be
recollected by our readers, that souse dnys back Gentlera9',.
then unknown, was found in the Regent's Canal, near StOP.er,",7
where he Was ,snpposo to have been thrown after
murdered. An inquest Was held on the body, and a verdict 0,4
Murder' recorded against some person or pel-5.,„
unknown." The unfortunate Gentleman hassince,beertown
his name appears to be John Camdall.; his brother . resides
Hall-street, Poplar. Ile was an Officer in the Navy "i'r
He resided with his brother at the aforesaid,•place, e:
him on Whit Monday, about eleven o'clock in the .Ig'
noon, since which no ai;iiourit was heard of ban until-the ;(I,A.
previous to his burial, when his bQdy and apparel were identit;
by his brother. The utmost exertions haye'been• since usea,
the polieenf the. district where this horrid dead was cornwitt*.
and at .I..nigth, through the vigilance of Mr. T. T. P 0111::
High Constable of the Tower Division' three men were aPPres,
hended by him, and taken Shaf.twell Police Office, .agc'''!ie
.whom very strong suspicions are entf_iztained,of their being
murderers of the deceased. Their names 'are ,Tolin English' 11
rope-maker; .John. Warren, and George Harding, both
known characters to the police. They underwent an exanlP.,„'',l
tion yesterday- before T. Hardwick and T. Hoskins, EsV*
were remanded for examination on a future day.

• IMITHS. Ig•
On Friday last, in Upper Gower street, the LadY of
Bearda Batard, Esq., of a daughter. . f ill, '
On Saturday last, theiacly .01 11. C. Berkeley, Esq., °-
coin's-inn. fields, of a son. • • .. ' P4'
On the 271.11 ult. at. Putney, the Lady of .TAin Paterson, ile-
Captain of the Honourable East. India Company's shit'
pulse, of a son. •
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MARRIED. M
On Saturdry, the. :oth of June, at St. Creorge's ‘-');5;
Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Henry' Peoys, Charks 1-14-o)e'
Lincoln'sslnn, Esq. second son of eir William Wellcr!;0.111
Part. to Caroline Elizabeth. second daughter of
NVinglield, of Lincoln's Inn.:; Esq. bc rt
On the 29tliof June, at tjt. George's, Ilanover-quarr;
Rev. Dr.'Shepherd, Curt-is,'' Esq.
of E. J. Carta:, Esa. 1.P., for Snssz, to Carolitv "
second daughter and co-heiress of the late Robert 31asea'
of Peasmaren-place.;, Sussex, and Ashfol=cl,

• • .
DIED. of ill
On the 281 h nit. Henry Crabtree., aged 13, f •11 Son °
William You.n,, of A,.)chur ' ' cil-,r.n.L'. I",t ci
On the ..23th ult., at Wincbmor,.;-hill, Mrs. Werner're-1'
the late Dr. Werner.
• On Fridny, the 2.t.'t ult., Mr. jam, q l.. • in., of ce'il-
.s ._ tn.t.hr, jt
street, Strand, in his 31st year. , y - Brook-
fourth
On Thursday evening last, at his house il, '-'°-.e‘ .
street, Thomas BoldirrOon, Esq. I'd
IM.
On the Mil ult. at Fowl-lan, N. Win-
-1 y, in spite!:
there since•l747. He attained at I,,ast 10,
foil use, of all tre,
this extraordinary lolTevity he Tejbe
ll ithin a short perioa
faculties, and was able'. to wa'lls ''''
- aoout tt ','
of his death. red
of Finchley, *
On Tuesday last,' John Willshen, I,:7'q•
49 years. flue mo,. ga'ruener,

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