The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN Ex cif ANGE, Nov. had Ind little
Wheat at market this morning exclusive of what
remained over from Wednesday, and for the
finest- samples of which Monday's prices were
obtained, but all other descriptions were heavy
sale, though the trade cannot be quoted lovier
even for the inferior qualities; Barley is Is. per
quarter cheaper, having good arrivals from Nor-
folkand Suffolk, and only prime samples could
be got off at that abatement ; Oats are ls. per
quarter dearer than on Monday ; in Beans and
Peas no alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 24.—This morn-
ing's Market was but middlingly supplied with
all kinds of Cattle, in consequence of which the
prices were rather higher than last Market-day.
The Haymarket remains as per our last ; Straw
and Clover no alteration.

BUONAPARTE'S NEW lbo USE.—The following
is an extract of a letter from an Officer just ar-
rived at Portsmouth, from St. Helena, dated
Portsmouth, Nov. 22, 1820 I was at the
house now tastefully fitting up at Longwood for
BUONAPARTE, and I certainly think it highly
creditable to those who may have the direction of
it. The center, or receiving room, is 36 by '24
feet ; there is a room at each end'of it 24 feet
square ; the apartments open into each other by
doors opposite, so as to form a promenade 'from
one end to the other. Every convenience, in-
deed I may say luxury, has bi en consulted, as
far as it can be, at St. Helena."

By the Harriet, arrived in the Clyde from Ja-
maica, we have the following intelligence from
Carthagena, of the 4th of September :—" I have
to inform you that Bolivar has 'arrived at 'Fur-
baco, indicating pacific sentiments, which he pro-
mulgated in dispatches sent by flags of truce to our
Governor. The answers were dictated in terms of
urbanity ; but he soon evinced by his invectives
against the Spanish Nation, that he was acting with
the greatest duplicity towards every Royalist. He
challenged our garrison, which sallied forth at 1
o'clock in the forenoon of the Ist instant; and al-
most annihilated his Independents, only a few
of whom were enabled to effect their escape.—
Many of the British troops, who remained with
the Independents at the evacuation of Rio de la
Ilache, have fallen in the conflict."

This day the Earl of WESTMORELAND, and Lady
GEOIt'GIANA FANE, will leave town for their
seat, Apthorpe, Northamptonshire.
It gives us real satisfaction to understand thatin
the principal manufacturing districts trade is re-
viving ; not only have the Woollen and Cotton
Manufactories received, an impulse, but other
branches of business are increasing ; in our own
County, the nailers are well employed. We believe
indeed that wages are generally low, but the lcew
price of bread tends materially to compensate the
workman for 'this disadvantage.—ln speaking
upon this subject we do not wish to make any
false impression ; much distress, no doubt, still
exists ;
.but every patriotic heart will rejoice in
the consideration that a revival of trade, however
partial, relieves thousands from the pressure of
distress, while it encourages a hope that the re-
lief will become still more extensive.—(Barrow's
Worcester Journal , Nov. '23.)
COUNTRY QUARTERS.—A Lady advanced in
age, and in a declining state of health, went by
the advice of her physician, Dr. HUNTER (who
relates the anecdote), to take lodgings itt a vil-
lage near London. She agreed for a suite of rooms,
and corning; down stairs observed, that the ba-
lustrades were much out of repair. " Those," said
the Lady, " must be mended before [can think
of coming to live .here."—" Oh ! Ito, Madam,"
replied the landlady, " that would answer no
purpose, as the undertaker's men, in bringing
down the coffin, mould break them again im-
mediately."
An unfortunate .accident occurred yesterday at
one of the new buildings opposite Conduit-street,
owing to the giving way of a scaffold, by which
a master bricklayer- and two of his men were
precipitated a great height. The men mere con-
veyed to the Middlesex Hospital,, where every
attention has been paid to them ; but we are
sorry to be informed that one of the men is dead.
The master and the other man, though much
bruised, are likely to recover.
Mr. ihmnrAN, late of Drury-lane, is engaged
at the Bath Theatre ; and Mr. and Mrs. BART..
LEY .are shortly to return there for the remain-
der of the reason.

The new Theatre, building by Mr. lIAn Rts,in
Dublin, proceeds rapidly, and when completed,
will be one of the handsomest in the kingdom.
The name of the street in which it is erecting, is,
in compliment to the Lord Lieutenant, to be
changed from Ilawkins-street to Talbot-street.