The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-06 00:00:00

CUSTOMS LIST.

Entcre4 Inwards, Nov. s.—Vrow Sahiena, Danitjer, Gro-
ningen ; Frederick, Shepherd,. Bi lboa ; San Francisco Zavier,
Ugarte, Corunna,; Pacific, Beswiek, Archangel ; Hope,
Kocher, Smyrna; Sprightly, Spencer, Stett;n;, Valentine,
Eassou, Teneritre ; Liberty, Tubb, Malaga; Fame, Phillips,
do. Laurel, Mackie, Riga ; Ihbetson, Hodgsons, Petersburg!' ;
Alexander, Bondy, do.; Sophia, Hutchinson, Danzic ; Al-
, denney, Reed, Memel ; Hope, Robertson, Petersburgh;
Nancy, Stacey, Mnadore ; Elizabeth, Swinburn, Buenos
Ayres , Lavinia., Hampton, New York; Sisters, Miller, Bar-
badoes ; Gosport, Taylor, Oporto; Ai -ora, Milne, New
York; Jane, Richards, Antwerp ; Mare Stettin;
Bridget, Walker, Quebec; Anna , Hommen, St. An-
dero ; Vrow Catharina, Wykitia 7 , Groningen ; Bribona,
Noble, Petershurgh; Mary Haling, Archange; Herald,
Foreman, Quebec; Marta, Palmer, Stettin; Kitty, Quiller,
Malaga; Editha, Allan, Buenos Ave's; Aberdeen, Donald-
son, Oporto; Maria Tatou, Kinnard, Virginia; Diana, Ro-
beets, Cadiz; Amity, Privett, Malaga.
• Entered Otawards, Yoe. s,—Cambridge, Evans, Jamaica:
Industry, Dtigrenboade, Amsterdam; Engelina, 4ok,
Roxana, Snow, Boston; Aboyne, Leslie, Genoa; fteptre,
Nickols, do.

ANECDoTE of, TUE EMPEROR op RosstA.---In
the late review of he 23d ult, the grenadier com-
pany of the 4th, or King's Own Regiment, veAs
appointed the guard of honour to his IMPEnIAL
MAJESTY, who was so well 'pleased with then
appelrance and discipline, that after the review
the Emperor presented the company with 100
guineas, and taking the feather from his hat, de-
sired it might be divided between the gnu.

POETRY.

IMPROMPTU.

To a Lady, haineditosE. who,e P4etical Talents tire j'ast4
arinaTred.

Dear RosE, that time of care bereaves;
yield me thy poetic leaves,
Fair Intellectual Flow'ri

So
tnay'st thou no rough seasons knoWi
And Jove, with purest !oil., bestoiv
On thee a golden show'r.

MARY ASHFORD.

On Ainoday next, the 9t} instant, a stone ‘Vi
be placed to the church-yard cfStatton Coldfield,
over the remains cat the unfortunate MARY ASH-
VORD, by the Rev. Luxe BooKeit. The fulluw-
ing is tli.e

INSCRIPTION.
As a taming to Female Virtue,
And a humble Monument to Female Chastity:
This Stone marks the Grave
of
MART ASHFORD.
Who, in the twentieth year of her age,
Having incautiously repaired to a
Scene of Amusement,
Without proper pi•otection.
.Was brutally !violated and murdered
On the 27th May,
1817.

LOrely and chaite as 13 the primrose pale, •
Virled .if virgin sweetness by the gale,
Mary, the wretch who thee remorseless slew
Avenging wrath, which sleeps not,, will pursue;
Fur though the deed of blood be veil'd in night,
Will not the Judge of all the Earth do right
Fair, blighted tlow'r, the Muse that weeps-thy doom
Rears o'er thy murder'd form—this warning tomb !
Sutton Coldfield, Nov. 3, 1818.—W-tiling/atm Chronicle)

THE MARKETS.

CORN•EXCHANOB, Nov. 6,—'Tie supply of
English Wheat at market this morning being ra-
ther small, that of tine quality met ready sale at
last Monday's prices, notwithstanding the arrival
of 10,000 quarters from abroad, as per statement
at foot. Barley, both English and Foreign, is
.3s. to 4s. cheaper, the supply of each having beer►
large, and the deaf:m(l inadequate to it, owing to
the reluctance of the Malisters to purchase at pre-
sent prices, in consequence of the dull state of the
Malt Trade. Although the arrivals of Oats con-
tinue large, yet from the extensiveness of the de-
mand, sales were btisk at an advance of Is. per
quarter on Monday's prices. White and Grey
Pease are 2s. per quarter dearer. Beans are 2s.
lower, in consequence of large arrivals from the
Mediterranean.—The Importations of Grain this
week are as follows :

Wheat ..
Barley
Oats

English. Foreign.
3.720 .... 10,000
10.830 .... 6.050
7,610 .... 9:150

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 6.

Our Market of this day was well supplied with prime
Beasts; business was very brisk, and sales were readily ef-
fected at last Monday's prices. The show of Sheep was by
no means large, but there was also a briskness in the trade
in the early part of the morning, and all that were offered for
sale went off at an advance on Monday's prices. Pork was
cheaper; Veal rather dearer, there being a scarcity of Calves
at this day's market. —The trade in the Hay-market was very
dull this morning, and the prime samples of that article were
at a decline of full -Bs. per load ; Clover supports last week's
prices, owing to considerable sales having been made in that
article; Straw was 6s. per lead cheaper, and scarcely a sale
made. The annexed is a correct statement of the Numbers
and Prices at Market :

(To sink the Offal; per Stone of Blhs.)
Beef 4s. 04. to 5; 20. Veal 4s. Gil. to 7s. Od
I
Mutton ..4s. 6d. to es. 24. Pork 4s. 6d. to is. Od

Beasts
Caivel

CATTLE AT MARKET.
780 I Sheep and Lambs .... 5,100
160 Pigs

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay.... 45 0 0 tokB .0 0 I Cloverv,CG 0.0 to,C9 9 0
Straw ,O 8 0 to,C2 18

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER, Nov. our Market on Saturday, 64R
pockets were weighed; the prices remain stationary, viz.
81. to 9L

Price of Hops ils the Borough.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent 6l Os to 71 Os `Kent 7l Os to 81 lOs
Sussex ....... 51 153 to 01 Iss I Sussex GI 15s to 71 IGs
Essex
Farnham
1. 10s. Lo 41. 105.

Foreign Pockets,

•
THE Tit RATRE.—The revived Tragedy of Adel-
githa was again represented last night at Covent-
Garden Theatre, and was again very attractive,
Miss SOMERVILLE makes a poWerful impression
on the audience in the Heroine, and is likely to
become a popular favourite.—The rest of the cha-
racters were well sustained by C. KEMELS,
MACREADY, and YOUNG. On account of
the indisposition of Mrs. Fatrcrr, Ahe parr
of &act .was assigned to Mrs. CONNOR, who
acquitted herself very respectably, and who
appeared to so much advantage last sea-
son at the Haymarket Theatre, that the Proprie-
tors of this Theatre have shown more than usual
managerial discernment in retaining her. A Bal-
let •fol}owetl the Play,' founded on the story 01
Paul and Virginia ; antrthe revived Farce of Who
Wins, or The Ifidow's Choice, afforded good scope
for the talents of LisToN, J. RUSSELL, and Mrs.
C. KEMBLE,who all rendered it very entertaining.

Acquittal of Horne Took, Hardy, and others.—
Yesterday the Anniversary of the acquittal of the
above-named persons, and their associates, was
celebrated by a dinner at the Nortt►umberlaud
Alms, clerkenwell.Green. This motley assen►-
itlage consisted 01 about 200 of untamed Jacobins
of the old and new school. The Elder EVANS
was in the Chair; and after the customary toasts
haul been circulated, and a decent quantity of gin
swallowed, S•ewards were appointed to regulate
he proceedings of what they call the triumph of
the " Trial by Jury" for the next Anniversary.

The lite gir SAMUEL RoMILLY i 3 supposed t.i
'lave H1)1141415? netted Irony sixteen to seventeen
nousrtnd poonds, by his profesional exertions.

Sir SAVIURL, noMa.t.tr's law library is said to
have been the most etotice and valuable of any
possesitd by the Prvies§ign.