The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-26 00:00:00

btrtNlA PAPERS.

Last tiiklit Geiniati Papers to-a late date careti
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to hand. They contain the folloiving artic!a i.e.
(attire to the agile bt dur manufactures !it the F
fort Fair

" Faimtroar, APRIL 6.—;Theohite English gocli, it vas
to be 'f',.)reieen, are in great demand this fair; there ii nri im-
tense (inanely here, and the Purchases already Made are very
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coasiderable; though several well-known buyers seem to
keep back at prtisent: The moderate price of these goads
helps to sell the old Patterns are nOw and then
brought foisiard; the Gertitatii and Stiviss nianufacturers
Will hardly lie, able Li bear thli competitiol withont
the most sensible lostes; and dill pierh.tpti would be thtl
prep:Jrcst UM,: for the Cdtttinentil Governments to endea:-
your, by suitable regulatiosi and et4oaragetneols, to Assist
thif fnjpdtatst Ifnancli of ttie Industry of their subjects. The,
colonial articles, of which we daily receive fresh supplies bt
stater, arc! very 16w, and' indigo in large 4uanties hat been
sold in public auctions tit very Moderate prices."
Artit-ramtn, Arnie 13.—:Their Highnesses ibis' Prinel
and Piiticeis koyal arrived here to-day, at one &clock, aoa
surprised the King in the most agre.able nianner."

EXTRACT FRoM THE CHARLESTON CITY GAZETT #'

MAIICH 13, 1516.
" On the Stir inst. arrived in this city, Colonel Return, Is
Meigs, the Agent of the United States in the Cherokt4e Nl4`.
thin, with a deputation from the Nation, consistiOg.a Cul"
tic! f.overy. Major Walker, Major Ridge, Captain 'f a}lsis
Adjutant Ross, and (.111,-i-team—These Indians at'e own of
cultivated understandings, were nearly all t)ecers in tild
Cherokee Fotces which served under tiencral facicsort
dar-
ing the late war, and hate distinguished tkilutelretlo "
well U 1 their bravery as by,their attachment in the
States. We•sheuld have noticed their aeriva Vetere, but
were ignorant of their names." Milted

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W. ION OSOR APRIL 25..--;.'Yesterday, a Mite be*
fore 5 o'clock, the Priuccss CumiLoTTI of VALES
came from Craohourti-Lodge to
,dine with ri'e
()vent, the Prineessei, ;it'd the Pr ince of Sok.
Coautto. In fhle evenfnl, her Majesty Lnul et
select party. The itrincess'Cammorra left about
ten o'clock for Cranbourn-Lodge.. The Prince of
Saxe Coburg lodges at the Upper Lodge during
his stay here. This being Princess ,Mary's
clay, the Princeis Charlotte of NVales, the Duke
and Duchess of York, the Dukes of Clarence awl
Kent, arrived to congratulate the Priocess.

Yesterday, about two o'clock, the lAIINcs
oawz' left town for Windsor.
The Quastfund Princesses will arriotat Buck."'
inghatn House, on Monday ; the Princess CHAR-,
Lorrs at-Warwick Haase ; the Prince of Colo gGr
at tile,Doke of •CLAneNcc's, end the Duchess d
YORK, at York HouSe. • Her !tor& Highness
passes this week at Outlands, superintending the
preparations -for the; reception of the exalted
crinple,who are to proCeed there iinmediately after
the marriage.: There will he a
grant! dinner at
. Carlton illonge,-on Thursday, after %thief) the
ceremony will be solepnised by the Archbishop
of CANTERBURY. Who is authorised by custom to
consider all the Royal ran.ily as his parishioners,
wherever they Teside. His present
ways ackdowledged himself to stand in that re-
lation Co the Areithishly..
Among the persons present at the Trial of Pat is
are enumerated : Marshal thnliont, the Dukes of
AUMOlit and Oratumont, Prince Walkonstty, A
de-Camp to the Emperor of Russia ; the English,
Spanish, and Danish Ambassadors; COlRltSituelit".
chouart and de G tud, Marquis of Venn, Prints
Masserano, Sir ti, Smith"
The Mate of MILLINGTON has been treated
With the highest public distinction at the Hague,
both by the King :Ind the People.
Lord Brecng sailed from Dover for Ostend oft
‘Vednesday evening.
The French Court goes into three weeks mourn-
ing on the 24th; for the Empress of AVSTIIIA.--e
The first eleven
,days the dresses are to be, black-,
and white the last ten.
Lord Lind Luly Jim tnpturr left their house
Wimpole-street, on Sunday the 11th of Oil
month, for Paris:.

Two Candidates, Lord EnemaToti and E. P.'
BasTA an, have started for Devonshire.
Yesterday, a Court of Common Council wag
held at which was numerously attend+
ed. motion was made, and question put, that in
conOderation of the tlistingnished mannet in which
their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KeNT and
Sussex have exerted themselves to promote every
object of benevolence throughout the kingdom,
and especially within .this city, thereby adding ,
to the lustre of their high birth as the sons of
our_belovtd Sovereign, 'and meriting in an emi.
nent degree the sincere respect and gratitude
the citizens of London, the
manner
of this
City be presented in a suitable to each
their said Royal Highnuoes : the Sallie was tinani-e
nmusly (resolved in the aftientati've, and ordered
accordingly; cud that their Royal Highnesses be
humbly requested to honour the city_ by their ac-
ceptance of the same.

_
uopEN MATit.-,-Irestertlay Mrs. RAYNER, of
Plicenix-strect, Soho, after getting' up and dress-
ing herself, dropped clown and suddenly expired.
CoaN-E_XCIIANGR, Aral s.2G —Wo had blit few'
arrivals this morning, consequently the sales int
tine Wheat and Oats were on full as good terms as
on Monday : the sale of Barley is very dull, anti
in sonic instances rather lower. In Pease, Beans, -
and other kinds of grain, there is no alteeation..
Salyut riELD, APR; W.—This day's Market was not well
supplied with the various kinds of Cattle; Mutton, Veali
Pork, and Lamb, told at last prices ; Beef was cheaper; anti
the trade, for the mast part, was somewhat dull. The sate*
in the Hay-market were trifling; lily and Clover Qbtaitlek
fait prices; Straw Ime fallen la priee.
Boxus.—All Tickets and Shares purchased cif
Ittcnattnsos, ObontmcK, and Coa or of their
Agents in the country, on or before to.rnorrowt, -
the 27th of April, will be entitled (whether Blank,
Or Prizes) to their Proportion of the Prize-money
arising from 300 Whole Tickets, deposited in the
Bank es a 80nt15.--.RICRAIDSON, GOODLOCK, and
Co. respectitihly solicit the favours of the Public at
their fortunate Offices, Cornill and Charing-cross,
where they shared and sold, in the_ last LotttrY*
both the Wulff Golden Capitals of 25,000 Guineas
each. •

LON.DON: Primed 1w -4. B. CAttsTAIRC. Noe T; CI
huittlit4rit; anti pnlklisltei) by W. A. SCRIPPS. of Drix"l°
at the SuN-Oertry.- th . No. 112, Strand; where A"r.,"..
Mtn is, °taus, Luttirs ;,post-paid)s&c. must by

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