The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

MAXETS,

CoIIN•ti4OIANC3E, *JUN received this
taunting a good supply of %Vhcat from Essex and
Kent, the sale of which was very heavy, at. a re-
auction of 4s. per quarter sitter Friday (6s. from
this day week) ; Barley and Rye are dull, and Is.
per quu cheaper ; Malt and Grey Pease sup-
port their price ; Beans. and Oats are each is. per
quarttr tin:alter, and of Oats a large quantity is
kft unsold ; Flour .has a very dull sole.

Foreign Wheat . 565. 6'Bl. rine (trey'. Pease -
Fine ditto Tich•fieaus - • 30s. 363.
English Wheat • Ns. 70c. 0141. ditto -.- -
rate ditto • • • :0)1.01 Tick Beans 34%. 89,..
Rye - - . • 30s. 34., Ohl ditto • • - —v. —v.
htte ditto - • • Bth. --I. Peed Oats - - -19 s. tis.
Harley - 434.275. Fine ditto 23;.45x.
Fine ditto • • - gas. Poland ditto - • 9.15. 265.
deli - • • 535. 614. Fine ditto -14 s. 275.
Fine ditto - • - 655. —s. Pototot ditto f - 325.

VrhltePeait (hollers) 40s. 424. Rape Stied 321. 361. per Inst.
Fine ditto - - 445. —s. Vine Flour • - 701. 765.
Grey Pease - - sei 365. Seconds - 655. 703.
Szdt•inri ELF), !lust 3.—/rhis day's Nlaricet hail a consider-
able supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other
respects was *Alterably good; Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, and
tenth, sold at last prices; and the trade in general was pretty
brisk. The sales ;n the Hay-market were somewhat. lirely ;
Straw obtained last price; Hay and Clover have got, up in
price. Annexed lea correct stattuientor the priete agid ttts
tsars:

Tn stab the Offisl, per stone of t►lh,
neer, Ss. Bd. to ss. Million, 4s. Od, to ts. 4d. talith, bs.
Dd. to 7s. •d. Veal, 45.44. to ds.Od. Durk, 4s. 0(1. to 5%. 01
'l3eat.ts, 1930. Sheep and Lambi, 14,000. Calve% iio.
Pigs, Safi.

Ktv-NIAnKET.—Hay, 31. 101. to 51. 51. Straw, it. 101. to
21. Os. Closer, 41. lot. to 61, 61.

THE RIOTS.

Letters from Norwich mention new apprehen-
sions of disturbance in that city on
.Thursday
last, in consequence of notices from the hank
that they would receive no old Shillings and six-
pences in future, The people immediately attetupr-
ed to make %%hat purchases they ennltl with the
Interdicted pieces of money, which the shopkeep-
ers refused to take in payment. Saturday being
rnarket day, some fears were entertained. The
Magistrates assembled, and a hand-bill was cir-
culated, signed by the Mayor, on Friday, statin4
that a plan for relieving the labouring poor frOm
the evil arising from the suppression of base silver-
was forming, and would be communicated. to
them by tour o'clock on Saturday attcrooon in
their several parishes.
There is no fonndat inn for the report of n spirit
of insurrectims having shewn at Neterho.
rough, to which place the first Pragnon Guards
marched from Cambridge on Thursday last oti
false alarm. We have the satlifactiim to state,
that tin act of riot or clistnrbanee has taken place
in Suffolk, Ilinningdonshire, nr Cam!tridgeshire,
since the soppression of the ferucions tumults in
the Isle of E'y.

. nator—Ahout ono &clink ort "Saturday nforning
fire broke out in the extensive workshop of
Messrs: Irwin owl Keep, coaoh•Makers, in Alary-
le,botte-street. It was soon. diseoveted by the
servants of the Nobility and Gentry who were at-
trodiag a ball and supper at Sir Henry. Russell's.
The company at Sir H. Rouen's, who had caught
the alarm, being quieted, set down to supper.
Jost as they had finished and were about to re.
stone the merry dance, the flames burst out from
the workshops which adjoined the back of Sir
Henry's premises, and struck slid' convernation
into the Company, that the Ladies,: without the
least regard to ownership, entered the. first Car-
riage, from live to seven 'being squeezed together,
The Noblemen, and Gentlemen, annionting to
about 70, pursued a different. course.-,=-Though
dressed, they laudably assisted 14 syne,king the
parish engine tar near an honr. On the flames
extending to Sir :H. Russell's stables, that Gen-
tleman conveyed his most valuable property to the
'house of a friend opposite, We regret to state,
that the whole of the premises of Messrs. Irwin
and Keep were destroyed, and a valuable stnek
of carriages consumed. Eight new carriages were
destroyed, finished, as also vighteeu which were
building, The turpentine varnish, and other in-
flammable materials on the ptemises,.atitled great—
too the conflagration, and made tt:c blaze visi-
ble for several miles round. A reiv carriages and
a small part of the household furnit are kiee saved:
"' The Penitentiory-house on XI i batik. is ready for
reception of the prisones, ants its a short time
will he oeeupied. The officers, turnkeys, etc,
were.selected by the Committee on Thursday,
the SPll4Kitit Of the House of Coalitions jut the
Chair, and directed to begin their (hairs on the
.10th irtitint:

On Sunday se`tinight the Bth Veteran Batta-
lion, Lieut.-Colonel Coe, Hoist, arrived at PoilS!
month from Guernsey, landed, and niarebed to
ailsea Barracks to be disembodied.
The following melancholy accident happened
on Thursday se'nnight, at Clifton two
young liktlies of the name of Plunkett were taking
an ailing with a ferule friend, in one of the,
little low vehicles now so trilleli used by invalidh
in that fashionable village', in turning a corner
the vehicle upset, and One of the Miss 1.11
911kttts.
was thrown under the wheels of a dong-eart,,
Which, passing over bcr, caused t
itt.s.uotanroos.
death. A Coroner's Jury sat on the body the
succeeding day, and returned a verdict of '' Acci-
dental Death."

AS reki Exracren.—lVEss, with //is usual
.1,20 k, Sold in Shares the LAkillSl' CAPITAL itt the
Lowery which finished on Thursday Last, viz.
No: 12,690, the Orand Prize of 31,0001. l—He
itko Shared and Sold in the intne Lotttry,
No. 8,134 a Pi ilte L6OOO
738 t Prite s f . 1003
8,4106. ..... Prize et*
The above Capital 4 were (hitribittell to the Pnhlie
in '37 Shares ; the Fortnum e Hollers ot which are
jovited to reeelve their Money on demand, nt
either nt Wana's Fortonate Odices,.9, Curnhin,
or 17, Loiliote.Street, whete Tickets and Shares
are now on Stile for tNe Small Lottery of only
6000 Tickets, in be Drown in'One'Day, 2:ith ert.
June.