The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-12 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

e°RN EXCHANGE, Ocr. Io.—We had a middling supply of
Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, which sold oit
1"Ich the same terms as this day we ; the supply bath of
B"dey and Oats being largP, Barley was dull, and Oats Is.
per quarter cheaper; Malt is steady; Pease and Beans con-
tinue at our last quoted prices
Foreign Wheat -62 e. 70s.
Fine ditto - - 755. 80s•
English Wheat - 655. 705.
Fine ditto - - 805. 88s.
Old ditto - - - —s. —s•
Rye
Fine ditto - - - —s. —s.
Barley 42R. 495.
Fine ditto - - stls. 60s.
New ditto - - -60 s. 70s.
Malt - - -70 s. 80s.
Fine ditto - -84 s• 945•
whitel'ease ;boilers) 70s. 755.
Fine ditto - bss. 90s.

Grey Pease - - - 455. 60s•
Fine Grey Pease - 635. 70s•
'Dick 645. 725.
Old ditto - - - —s. —s.
Small 'lick Beans -80 s. 85s.
Old ditto - - - —c. —s.
Feed Oats - - -30 s. 32.5.
Fine ditto - - - 345. 365.
Poland ditto - - 345. 38s.
Fine ditto - - - 355. 40s.
Potatoe ditto - - 375.425.
Rape seed 4GI. 521. per last.
Fine Flour - -70 i.
Seconds - -60 s. 655.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 19.

(To sink the Wirt! ; per Stone of Bibs.)
nevi' 4s Od. to ss. ed. I Veal 4s. Od. to ss. 6si
Mutton Od. to ss. 6d, I Pork 4s. Od. to ss. Gd

CATTLE AT MARKET..
Beasts 2760 Sheep and Lambs ..16,r,;0
I
Calves

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay.... Z 5 00to k 8 8 0 Clover.. ,(6 00 to ,c 9 10 0
Straw ,0 5 o tcks U U

Our Port Letters of this day contain nothing
of i►iterest.

THE THRATRR.-After MASSINGF.R'S Vigorous
Comedy of A New Way to Pay Old Debts, in
which Mr. KRAN performed Sir Giles Overreach,
the Farce of The Weathercock introduced u Mr.
M'CARTHY from the Cobourg Theatre, in the
part of Tristram Fickle. He does not want spirit
and bustle, but the part has been so ably p,r-
formed by his predecessors that EIC could not but
suffer much by comparison, and, therefore, we
shall spare ourselves front tiny comments on the
subject.

The Bombay Courier of May 30 has come to
hand. The fortress of on the banks of
the Nerbodda, has fallen to the force under Gen.
MARcHALL, without any material loss on the part
Of the British.

A vessel arrived on Saturday in the River from
St. Petersburgh, in nine days. Tallow continued
to increase in price in Russia, and was mud)
higher there than in England. The contribu-
tions to the voluntary loan amounted to 21 mil•
lions of rubbles. The exchange had fallen about
two per cent. the price of the ruble being 12i.
Sir VICARY GIBBS is extremely unwell, and
little, if ally, hopes are entertained of his being
able to resume his seat as Chiet Justice of the
Common Pleas.

Letters were received in town on Thursday
from the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE?.
Preparations are making in the stores cf the
Storekeeper-General of the Army here, to re-
ceive the camp equipage and other articles that
will be brought to England by our Army of Oc-
cupation. Such of the regiments as are quarter-
ed to the westward ut Cambray, it is expected,
will be embarked at Havre-de-Grace, and land at
this'place.—(Portsmouth Paper.)
On Saturday, at three o'clock, the Archdnl,:e
111AXIMILIAN Was introduced to the ParricE Rts-
GENT at Carlton-House, upon his arrival in Ett4-
land. The Archduke is in England incog. and
travels by the name of Count Novzt.LAtto.
The Liverpool Courier says, " our distinguished
Representative, the Right Hon.GeottGE CANNING,
has, we understand, sent a donation of 20 guineas
in aid of the theatrical fund lately established in
this town."

The shock of an earthquake at Palermo on the
Sth ult. happily did no damage. On the saute d.y,
atter a long continuance of tine weather, there
was a violent tempest, accompanied by rain.
ROCHESTER, OCT. 9.—Vesterday Colonel Sir
‘VM. CONCREVE, Bart. arrived here, and Admiral
Sir GEolloe GocknuaN, with another Mewber
of the Admiralty Board, and dined with Admiral
Sir Jowl and Lady Goße, and the Captains be-
longing to the ships in the Medway. This morn-
ing those Gentlemen, accompanied by the Admiral,
Sir Robert Barlow, the residont Commissioner at
the Dock-yard, the Surveyor of the Navy, and
other Officers, proceeded on boat d the Liffey 50
gun ship, the lion. Captain Duncan, C. B. for the
purpose of inspecting the magazine of that ship,
which has been fitted up on an entire new prin-
ciple, to guard against accidents, and render the
stowage of the gimpo%vder barrels mote safe and
commodious, with which they appeared highly
pleased. Atter devoting some time to this exa-
mination, they proceeded to the Tribune frigate,
Captain Willoughby, C. B. on a similar inspect-
tint), and then to the Level► 20 gun ship Captain
Bartholomew, C. B. The inspection having ter-
minated, the party landed in the Duck-yard ;
when partaking of 'a slight repast they proceeded
to. town. Tlie ships fitting at Chatham are, the
HOn. Captain Duncan • 'Tribune• Captain
Willoughby ; Euryaltis, Captain Huskisson ;
Leven, Captain Bartholomew ; Sophie, Captain
Sir IVilliath Wiseman, and the Nor►humberland,
Captain Sir Michael Seymour, Bart.
We ai•e requested by Mr. Beerrnitm, the Se-
cretary of the Eagle insurance Company, to state,
that Policies expiring at :Michaelmas may be re-
newed within fifteen days from that period, either
in Cornbill or the Haymarket, where Annuities
are granted and purchased, and every description
of Life and Fite Insurance effected on the most
equitable tertns-.—N. B An allowance for rent of
premises destroyed by Fire, as heretofore.
A man, who had been three or tour days in the
house of Mr. Slack, in \Voingate, went to bed
apparently in good health on Monday sennight,
but was found u corpse'tbe next morning. He
had bills about hint which purported to be of more
than 1001. value, but the real worth of which did
not afflotint to us many shillings. Nearly the
whole were suspected to be forgeries, and this
opinion received confomation from subsequent
enquiry. There being no marks of violence on
his person, nor reason to suspect that he other-
wise hastened his dissolution, the Jury brought
in their verdict,' Died by the visitation of God."
(Sheffield 4dvertiser.)