The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-15 00:00:00

HUNTING NYTTLI,TGP,i;CE.

MEETINGS. FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
.:The. Earl or Darlington's Fox-hound 4 Will met on Waines-
;,.ay„-at Head lam , and on Friday, at Mr. liarretei Plantation'.
1' •
The LaniLton Pox-hounds, on Wednesday, Flass ;
Fti-
dav: at Palish:tic Mill; and on Saturday, at Relloe.
The linckinglianOlire Harriers on Nrednesday; at New-
ton ; and on Friday, at Doc!dershile.

The Cheshire 16;uuls, on Wednesday, at Tatum; Satur-
day. at Winsford.
The Euxton'Harriers, on Wednesday, Friday, and Satur-
day, at Newhaven. •

The Brighton Harriers met on the race-,ground on Ifiedn esday
; the day was fine, and there was exc•.llent sport.. There
were upwards of- 100' equt.st7ians, and- many peflestrians.—
Anioagst the Latter IV:2 noticed John Richards, a blacksmith.
who rezularly attends the hunt on foot.' lie is now in Lis 89th
year, with all his faculties Still good, and can walk, with ease,
we-are assured, 20 miles in a thi.y.—(Brighton Herald.) •
On 'Wednesday last, Robert Skipper, the Norfolk pedestrian,
com!,ienced his task of walking 1,004 i miles in 20 successive
'Jays. He completed 100 milts on Thursday evening in the
Prussia Gardens, Norwich.

BIBLE SOCIETIEi.

13EDIORDSIIIRE.

A very. respectable Meeting was held at the Sessions. House,
Bedford, on r"riday last, to commemorate the Tenth Anniver-
sary of the Bedford and Bedfordshire Bible Society. .
6-.-ace the Duke of BEDFORD took. the Chair, and was
suppocted by F. l'i-m, Esq., 31. P., and several clergymen and
gentlemen.
The Noble Chairman opened the business of the day in a.neat
speech, and read-the Repeal of the Committee, by which it ap-
peared,' that io the last year 1i69 Bibles, and 910 Testathents,
have been die,tribturd ; and since the institution of this
Auxili-
ary • Society, 16,517 Bibles and • Testaments have been circu-
lated. The sum of 7t,01.1.ad been transmitted to the Parent
Society, and a balance remained in the baneis-of the Treasurer
of 631.

The. Rev. Mr..IIuGHES adverted to the great saccesit; which
had attended the Etitish and Forcigr4 ible Society, since its
cornmcncemcnt in V 204.

.The Rev. Mr. ':EVE moved a vote of thanks to his Grace
the Duke of BElas ol:11, for his continued pntron:ge.
The Re V. Mr. PAIMSIIAIV seconded the motion, which was
agreed to. • -
The Duke of Br.DronD returned tha-nks.

Thanks were afterwards voted to the Duxe of BDI'ORD4
Chairman, and the Sleeting adjourned.

BRIGHTON.
- The eighth anniversary meeting of the Brighton Ladies'
Bible Association was held on Thursday evening, at the Old
Ship Tav6rn Assembly-room, Brighton, which was filled on the
occasion by a most respectable company, a great portion of-whom
were females. Sir David Scott, Bart., very Ably' presided ; and
the interceting proceedings were conducted by the Rev. W.
Dealtry, the Rev. r. Trcscot, of -the German Lutheran Church
in London -(sent down by the parent Society), the Rev. Dr.
Hooker, the Rev. Mr. Edelman, the Rev. Mr. Lord (the Wes-
leyan Minister), Mr. W. Penfold, C. Elliott, Esq., W. Wig-
ney, Esq., Mr. 3. Glaisycr, Dr. Abel, and Mr. W. Boys. The
report was satisfactory.

Further Particulars relative to the unfortunate
Accident in- St. James's-street.---A bout eleven
o'clock on Friday night, one of the workmen was
found dead. At three on Saturday, another was
found in a similar way. The nine which were
first found, being all alive, were taken to St.
George's Rost:ital. Five of them, after having
their wounds, &c. dressed, were enabled to re-
turn to their distressed families. The four re-
maining. were much hurt ; one had his collar-
bone broken, his head fractured, and was other-
wise much hurt ; the other three were severely
maimed, but on Saturday they were all in a fair
way of doing well. An inquest was held on
Saturday afternoon on the bodies of Benjamin
Wyatt and William Briant, the two persons who
were tilled. Verdict—" Accidental,Death.'.'

THE MARK /ITS, .&c.

CORN.EXCILINWE, Our. 15.

Our Supply this day was very large, and much of good
quality, and but little demand, thOu;.,h of e.red lower than on
Friday.. Barley, a large supply and of good quality, and but
little in request, though offered at Bs. lower than this day-week ;
In Pease and Beans little doing, lnd much the Same in price as.
last market -day ; Oats, •a large supply, • and from 2s: to 'Os.
cheaper than this day week ; Flour as last week. -

Old -72. s gOsi
Wheat, New 4os 60s
Rye a 23s 32s
Parley 04$ 30s
Malt 665-74 s

White Pease
Grey, Peas • r's 30s
Beans
Oats las 2;'‘'
Flour, per sat. k cos Os

SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 15.—The supply of all de-
scriptions of Cattle at market this morning being very cvnt,i-
derable, the different prices of meat are lower than last market.;
day. Very little alteration this morning in the price of Hay.
To sink the offal per stone of Bth.
Beef
Mutton 2s. ed.. to 3s. 10d. Pork , 3s, Od. to 4s. Bd.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES

Wheat, 645. jd.—Barley, 355. 2d —Oats, 225. 10d.—Ry-e, 31s.
11d.—Beans, 345. 9cl.—Pease, 335. 51
,
T .he Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, aim-
puted from the Returns'made in the Week ending the 10thalay
of October, 11321, is 30s. sid. per.llundred Weight.

COMMERCIAL REPORT,
FROM OCTOBER. 8, TO OCTOBER 13, INCLUSIVE

Plantation Sugars, except low Browns, which have fallen to
505.6 d. have been in very good demand, at rather enhanced
prices. Coffees have also been in extensive request at the full
value of last week ; foreign may be quoted 2s. higher.—yester-
day's sale of East •Intlia Cotton excited much interest ; about
half the quantity offered was taken in, but a great proportion
has since been placed, and out of 19,219 bales offered, we con.
skier the actual quantity disposed of may be estimated at 1.1.900
bales; Surats went from to A lower, without any spirit ; The
.following prices have, in consequence, been establisltod :—Or-
dinary 6 to '6g ; Fair 14- to 6-1; Good Fair to Good tia to a ;
and Prime 8 to 84- ; Bengals enjoyed much attention, and suf-
fered scarcely any diminution in, value ; Ordinary s.}to :4 ;
Fair to Good Fair 11,1 to si; Good 54 to 61 ; the Fine par,•cls
were taken in, otherwise there were buyers for such at q.; Ma-
dras Good Fair 6! to 6/ ; and Good 7 ; in other descriptions of
Cottons very little has been. done.—The Liverpool Cotton Mar-
ket is still heavy.—Tallows have .fallen to 44s.64.—,Brandies
have lost their speculative disposition.-4)ther articles without
change.