The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-05 00:00:00

A/4.RK ETS.

CORN' tXCIIANGE, APAR. 5.--We bad no fresh arrivals this
willing, consequently but little business doing, as buyers
appear to be waiting for &applies. 'Tie few sales wade to
seedy bu)ers were at rather better prices than on Monday.
Acme, S.... This day's Market had a short
supply of the various kinds
.of Cattle; Beef and Pork were
cheaper; Veal and :Mutton supported' last prices; and the
trade in general was somewhat dull.• The sales in the Hay.
market were not lively; Straw has dropped in price;. I-lay
and Clover fetched last Triers: The under-mentioned prices
end numbers are an accurate statement

To.sink the Mal, per stone of 611).
Beef, Rs. Bd. to 4s. 4d. Mottutt 4s. Oil. to tot. Latol4, Os.
Sd. to Os. od. Veal, 4s. 841. to 68.4. Poeli• 4s. Oil. to
Beasts, 490. •Sheep, 4,100. Cakes, 16l). Pigs, ,120.
ITAy.:ll.tiocr.T.--1-iav, 31. 0. to, M. 51. Straw, I Sr. to
U. lGs. Clover, 41. Os, to 61. 10s.

Battwitqo AND MALTING TRADES.--The CITAN-
CRLLOR the' Exciattcuan, in' reply' to'Mr: Ac-
To's, of Ipswich, on the 2i3th nit, informed
that '° It had upon consideration appeared most
adVisable, wilt a view to prevent any stagnation
of the trade, that an arrangement should he made,,
tinder the sanction of Parliament, for enabling
the Officers of Excise to take an account of the
thtoek of beer that may. be brewed by the public
brewer in the interval between the present time
and the fifth' of July next; and that an allowance
sltgold he made, after. that period, on such ,part
of the Said stock as may not then be disposed of,
jtn some proportion to the amount of the additional
Jiiit,yppoo the, malt consumed in it.; and that some
rvitulation 'of a similar nature should be applied to
the distillery, if found practicable. These regula-
tiocN it is intended to introduce into the Bill for
allowing the additional duty on the stock which
Ir"y ,in the multster's hands on the sth of Joly
neXt,`and on which duty may liave been paid.—
The general regulations of the Bill Will be shill-
-4!",.40 thole of the Act of 1792.11,
thsTOIttCAL ACCOUNT OF THR BATTU; OF WA-
Tat•oo..-4.11c arc requested. to .state that INIt.
r s'oteut6i has this day published the First Part of
i
Spleildid National Work, accompanied by, the
foll wiiig Plates— I. Viewof the Farm House of
A '44114 Bt. je4ll-2. View of the Field of Battle,
n
rise evening of the 18th,ofJune---3.:View of La
eQe44lliduce-4,-View of the Chateau of llou-
Wn'um---t). Interior of the Chateau of lIoW.
ri-r:li,'"llt—and 6,- The Observatory, built by the,
4m,',le. of Orange -On tnelninence which Com-
ti,i.r.l"l Ole. whole Vield.of:l3attle. The Publica-
gircp rcwitining parts %Tint:l,o9)lo-
- nittitlie ri I. •

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING R 00.11..

Yesterday HER MAJESTY beld.a- Drawing Room
at her Palace, for the second time this season,.
which was very splendidly and brilliantly attend-
ed,- although not. exit emely. crowded. • A detach-
ment of the Life Guards took their station oppo-
site the Palace, about one tfeloelt ; soon tibia,
when their band began to play, dressed in their
superb.. dresses, on horseback, with their kettle
drums, one of the 011icer!S horses took fright at
the sound of the trumpets and drnMs, and threw
hint ; he sustained, however, but trilling injury,
as the horse was soon stopped and caught, and he
mounted again. A- Guard. of Honour marched
into the Court-yard. opposite the . with
',the baud in their St rte uniforms, tvho played al=
ternately with the Horse Guard band. They also
played " (rod save the King" on the entrance of
the Royal Dukes. of Clarence, Kent, Sussex, Glou-
cester, and. Princess Sophia of Gloucester. The
two latter came in State. A great concourse ot
spectitors..were assembled in the Park, in expec-
tation of seeing the Princess Charlotte of Wales
and Prince Leopoli of Cobotwg. Sir Gore Ouse-
ley's equipage attracted much attention, from his.
footmen wearing a Persim dress. • The Mar-
Chioness of Stafford went in state. Her Majesty,
• accompanied by her Royal daughters, the Prin•
cesses Elizabeth -and Mary, left her private apart-
ments ,
for •the public drawing mum, with their
numerous attendants; and prueeeded to receive
the company. The Duke ot Norfolk was soon
after presented, upon coming to his title.—There
*ere also presort—
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Cabinet Ministers, tile
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Lord steward, and
most (tithe-Regent's Household ; Stick (the Et. I of Har-
rington), Silver Stick (Colonel Charette) the peat( of
Chester, the Waster of the Rolls. her Majesty's Chamber-
lain, Vice Chamberlain, &c. &c.
The, following,were among those who had the
honour of being presented to the Quart :
The Countess of Portsmouth, on hur marriage, by the Coun-
tess Nelson. • . .
Miss Henrietta Russell, by Viscountess Lake.
The Earl of Portsmouth, on his marriage, by the Earl of
Morton. • ,
Viscount Granville, on his creation to that title.
Miss Pocock,. by Mrs.,Porock. : , • .
Lady, Kerrisou, by the Marchioness of Chulmondrlep
Miss Fraxeri by Dlrs. Frazer.
Mrs. Bligh, by Lady Strachart.
Viscountess Granville, on her coming to that title.
Lord Brandon, on coining to his title, by. rite E. of Kingston.
.Sir John Egerton, by the Earl of Morton.
Miss Trelawney;by Mrs..lames
Mrs. Leonard, by Lady Leonard.
Mrs. Dawson, by Mis..Whartim.
Mr. Dawsoo, by 'Sir Itot,(1-rt Peel.
Mrs. It. IL Cox, tw Mrs..lahn Drummond.
Lieut. Irvine, of lf,e 7th Regiment, by the Earl of Morton.
• Mrs..l. Rickets, by Mrs. Pocock.
Miss Pacock, by her Mother.
Birtharlis %Vale, oli prottotion, -and as K. C. B.
Mr. Cherry, by Geuerat Dunlap.
Miss Helen Mitchell, by Mrs. Mitchell.
Lady Grey Egerton, On coming to the title, by the Countess.
of Bridgwater. • • • :
Sir J. G. F...;,,t0n, on cotniug%to his title, bythe.E.-of
- ;at Honour,,,:c Lady Blackwood,. tin, Admiral Blackwood
, horsing tre.-ii created a Ilitronei."
Miss 'l'ss , siy the Countess of Liverpool.
r, by her Mother, Lady, Eludyer.•
Mrs. Fuller, mi tier matiriage, by Lady Floyd.- • '•
Mrs. Palmer, by Mrs. M. Dawson.
-Mrs. 1), introond De:ap, by the Counteis Dowager Clontuell..
Mr. P.. mer, by the EArl of Morton.
Major•Gentrai Firth r on his marriage.
Major Hughes, R. A. by:the Earl of Morton.
Captain. Robertson, itstb, by the Earl of Morton. '
Mr. C.,BarclaY, by the Earl of Rot hes.
Captain Russell, Engineer, on his return from India.
Cap ain Perceral, Grenadier Guards, oa return from France.
Maim' Pastey," Madras Army, on his return from &ilia.,
Mr. D. [Map, by the Earl of Morton.
Captain-G. Pechell, It. N. on his return from America.
Mr. C. Forbes --by the Earl of Morton. .
'dent. H. S. Blanc, :id Guards, on his return from service.
Lieut. Hard. Grenadier Guards, on his returnti oat iCaice.
Major-General Vincent, on promotion. •
Lieut W. A. Archibald, R: N.- On proomtion.
Lieut.-Colonel Percival, 67th, on being appointed Companion
to the MO.
',lent...Colonel Comae, no la return from France.
E•Tucker, by-Lord Melville.
Lady Floyd, on Sir J. Floyd's promotion to the Baronetage.
lion. Colonel de ening, on promotion.
Major-Gsteral Sir J, Byng, K.C.B. upon appointMent to the
Colonelcy of-the York Light Infantry Volunteers. ,
Dr. Pemberton, by the Earl of Marton.
The Rey. Dr. Hodgson on being appointed Dean of Chester.
Miss Emily Finch Hatton, by the Ludy in Waiting.
The two Miss Harris, by Lady Harris:
Viscountess Hawardeni' by Mr*. Bruce.
billy Walpole, by Alra.--Hmiry Cavendish.
Viscount Hawarden' by the Ilishop'of Ely.
' Miss Lowth, by the Countess of Pembroke.
Lady Davy, by Lady laucelles.• -
Mr. Strattoro Canning, on his return from Switeerland. .
Miss Caroline Montague, by Mrs. Montagne.
Lady Charlotte Campbell; on her returo front abroad.

. . .
A SeriNUN Re:flection,' occasioned by • reading in TiH Suzit
Paper of yesterday an Impromptu upon our Fashionable
" Beaux wearing Outlandish Ttrovesers.
To Toulouse, or Toulon,
• These Fops may belong ;
They are foreign to Britain, ,no doubt;
But their habits too lotist,,
• ;- If too lo,ig you excuse,
He assured they will soon go without.
CULOTTE.
•

Atmtv.Nt Mustc.—The last Concert before the
recess was given on Wednesday evening, at the
Hanover-square Rooms, under the direction of
the Earl of Dattay..,----The overture of Mandel to
Alcina, anti that' of Tontetli, intrOdoctory of :the
two acts, were brilliantly performed, The fa-
vourite pieces of the 'kilt were Dr. Arne's duet
from Artaxerxes, " Fair Aurora, prithee stay"
by Miss Stephens and Mrs. Salmon,.and Travers'
beautiful canzonet, " Haste, my
,Nannette," by
Mra.,Vaughan und Mr. Battlemun, which was
delightfully given.
A dull fellow, at the end of a tedious insipid
story, said,--" But the prom:: of the joke is to
come :"—" I wish," cried one of his impatient
bearers; " your had given less of the milk and
water."

The match which is to be run on Easter Mon-
cis)? tat Newmarket, between the Hon. Arr.
Na-
MLB's Sir Joshua and Mr. LIOLDSWORTH'S Filho
da Pula, for 1000 guineas, has excited mare in-
terest in the sporting world than has been known
for many years, the celebrity of the latter horse
being the best runner in the north, and the for-
mer the best in the south, has produced uncom-
mon interest. Betting is even. '

The prevailing Fashion, with ,respect to the
Hair, as adopted to /lie Saxe-Cobourg Female
Costume, we rind to be dressed with unique sim-
plicity in light curls and parted on the forehead ;
and, as a fashionable 'Correspondent informs us,
ROWLAND'S Macassar Oil is in daily use, to bestow
inimitable bent), on those curls so tastefully ar-
ranged.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, APRIL 4.

'The Excise Duties Bill, the Lead Bill, (1 two
Loc. 41 Mills were brought up'from the House of
Commons by Mr. Brogdcn, Lord Elinley, Mr.
Egert,n, and other Members, and rend a first time.
The Exeter Gas Lights Bill IV4S read a third time
and imssed.

Earl STANI-10P8 postponed his motion respecting
the. Statute Bunk till 'Tuesday the 30th htst. for
which day the Lords were ordered to be sum-
muned;—Adjoarned till to•utorrow (this day).