The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-01 00:00:00

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RIVS.

:TUNS 11itt.t.v, Fox,
of tla3 port, for (4,
stenct,Litviliit &twenty-
one horses anti sithdry -1)/Iggdge., fur his Royal
Highnt;ss the lqinee Ortfol.

DEAL, JUNE 30.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Minerva, :A1'1(1 Marquis Welling-
tob, from Bengal.—Wind S.
Paa'rsmouTur, Jut4e 80.--Arrived to-day the
tritsskr transport, front St. Helena.
HAnwicn, 29.—Arrived the Lady Ne-
ptan 'racket' from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lark
packet 'for Holland ;. Leicester packet for'Cux-
haven ; and the 'Charlotte packet 'tor Gotten-
burgh—all with inails.—Wind N.

FALMOUTH, 3Uti 28.---ArrNea ?he 11arlbO-
rough packet with a mail from Lisbon, in 12 days.
Sailed the Osborne packk Surinam ; Rapid
packet for the West ladies 1 Chesterfield packet
for LiShun, dibraltar, and Malta—all With mails.

PLYmouTtr, JUNK 29.—Cd111C in ltis Majesty's
ships Martin and Mutine from a cruise. Sailed
the Lapwing and Fox cutters on ditto.--:-Wl*nd
S. W.

Cowes, JUNE 31).T—Arrived the American S!,ip
Conti +, KING, Master, from China, and waits
here tOr orders.

BRIGUITON, .1111.4 P. io.—Yesterday arternonn the
pas's•zugers on board the Foist-India Company's
ship 141inerva were landed here, consisting of Ge-
neral Crow, Lieutenant-Colonel Bayley. and fa-
mily,* Colonel Nichols and idniily, Jp4ge
\lrs. Ridge and family, with several others.
They left Bengal on the 9th of February, and
had experienced a favourable voyage. The ship
touched at Sr.lJelena in April, when the above
named passengers had an opportunity of seeing
Buonapatte. They ..were honoured with au audi-
ence, and were received with the utmost
There was not the least difficulty in being intro-
duced. Bnonapqrte wits in'good health.

Sugrtin IN.—We learn this foren,ton, that
Mr. SottRIDANI becomes daily weaker, and if any
hopes of his recovery could have been entertained,
they are now, we are assured, entirely at an end.
'fire shivering fi!S return daily. His wife and
younger son attend him constimtly. SHE-
sinAN's afflicting complaint arose originally from
a tumour, for which, it is said, an operotion was
recommended, which at that time would 'have
been slight, and would most probably have saved
his life ; but Mr. SHERIDAN turned it Off with A
joke, saying he had snifercd two operations in II s
hie-time, and he would not undergo ~third.-----
When asked what the two were, he answered—
" That he had had his hair cut, and had sat fur
his picture."

BLACKHEATH PEDESTRIAN.•—(27 th 1)a0
Yesterday there was a great coneourae of specta-
tors on the Heath, to witness BATON'S continued
etertionS. He proceeds under a little disadvan-
tage, from blistered feet, but in other respects lie
is perfectly well; and this morning accomplished
G 37 miles.

In letters from,New Sonth Wales, it is stated,
that the Missionaries have lately met with extra-
ordinary success in Elmo, an island adjacent 'to
Otaheite ,-=that the majority of the people: have
renounced idOlatry ; the priests burned their
Rods ; the chiefs destroyed the Morals, demo-
lished the altars, and conked their dinners with
the materials ; •anti that more than 600 persons,
chiefly •adults, attend the schools of the Missign,
sties for instruction. _ _

General GILLY has been found guilty of treason
and revolt against the legitimate Government ;
of having attacked the legitimate GOvernment with
his army, and directed the troops, which he had
induced to revolt, against those commanded by
the Duke d'AsuouLEme. He was condemned to
death, but is out of the way of his sentence.—The
Council of War will be next occupied with the
ease of General DROUET IMRLON.

FOUCHE, it is said, goes from. Dresden on the
Ist of July to Prague
The Emperor A LEX ANnER has made the Russian
Bible Association a present of a large house, fo►►r
stories high, solidly built of stone, and lying in
one of the finest 'parts of Petersburgh; near the
Imperial Summer Gardens The Society has also
receivad from his Majesty a present of 15,000
roubles.

The King of \Yts•rEMsaaa. is indisposed at
Lt'lwigshurgh.
It is said that M. GORRRES has refused an invi-
tation to Munich, with a salary of 4000 florins,
to continue his Mercu.y.
The King of SARDINIA has lately been invited
by the Emperor of RUSSIA to accede to the Holy
AlHence.

The celebrated Composer PanstetLo died the
sth of June at Naples.
Psats, Joni; 14.—(From a Letter.)—The wife
.of JOSEPH BUONAPA EPP. is HOW going to leave
l'sris, and France. Before her -departure she
wished to dispose of the fine estate of Moifon-
taint!, she has not, however, been able to find
a purchaser ; hut she wants, to insert in the cosi-
tract of sale, a clause to picserre the right of re•
purchasing this beautiful estate,•in ease any change
should take place! ! !
The del* of the 46th regiment marched into
Winchester garrison from the Isle of %%right on
Saturday. 'The depots of the 18th, 25th, and
the 6t/tla are eslsu daily expected.

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COM': 11%Ci/.‘7!GF „Tut.? I.—We liad brit a rpv
resit arrivals tnorning, a►nd those princi..tlly
from Esse'S arid, 'tent. Fine samltles Of Wheat
soh.' readily at tuhly'l prices, but in orrlin►►ry
there ivas but little doing—the same rernails ap-
plies tit Oats. In Barley, Malt, Pease, and Btans,
there ivars but little business doing, the prices at
etir last quotation. Flour re+na►in3 the same.

Poreto Wheat ty4'. Cris.
nine (Mtn 824.
xnklich Wheat - bg..
Fine ditto -

Fine Grey Pease - R7s. —s.
'Pict. Beata - -30 A. 365.
Old ditto —s.
timall•Tick Mans Kt:. 36,

Rye . ' 3ni. 32, 1 Old ditto, ~. -
.. —4. —.4.
Fine ditto - - - sets. —s. 1 Feed oh'6 - - -19 s. 40s.
Ilarley - - - - 2-14. 274. Fine ditto - - - 41 s. 235.
Fine ditto - - - 323. —g. Poland ditto - - Us. 241.
Malt - - .-
425. 255.
Fine ditto - - - tiss. —s. P..tatoe ditto -.-- 315. —s.
WhitePease (boilers) Wis. 40s. Rape geed 311. :Al. pt.r last.
Fine ditto - - - 455. —s. Fine Flour - -70 s. Vs,
Orey Pease - - - 324 :ins. Second% . - 1354. 70,
SMITHFIELD, .1 i'Ly h--This day's Niarliet hail a consider-
able supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other
respects was middling; Pork was dearer; Beef. Mutton,
Limit), and Veal, were cheaper; and the trade in general was
tolerably brisk. The sales in the Flay market were sotnewhat
lively ; flay and Clover fetched last. prices ; straw lsal. got up
in price. Annexed is a correct statement of the prices and
numbers t • .

To sink the Mal, per stone of
Beef, lg. 4d. to bs. od. NI tat ton. 44. to ss. Otl. Lamb, 4i.
8(1, toes. 0,1. 'Vent. 4,4,1. to 6,0,1. Pork, 4s. 0,1. to 5,. ()d.
Beasts, 1810. Sheep .01L1 Lit.obs, 14,100. C.aes,ilo. Pigs,
380.
HAY414111(ET.......t1ity, at. 04. to SI. 10s. Straw, 11. IG3. to
ill. lug. cwver, ti. t.‘• to GI. t (is.