The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-06 00:00:00

CORN MARKET.

CORN EXCUANGE, Aram 6.—Our market was
%veil supplied this morning with all sorts of Grain,
together with what was left over from last week,
caused in general a dullness in the sales. " The
Wheat trade is from 2s. to 3s. lower than this
day week ; Fine Oats support their price, but Or-
dinary are- dull ; Fine 'Malting- Barley being in
demand, is from 2s. to 3s. per quaver dearer ;

Pease and Beans suppor
*articles there is no alresd
Foreign Wheat - 524. &N.
Fine clill9 92g. !Om
English Wheat - Se s. 565.
Fine ditto - • -90 s. 945.
Old ditto - - - ni. 101 s.
Rye - - - -38 s. -ms.
Fine ditto - -
Barley - - - - als.3Bs.
Fine ditto - 475. —s.
New ditto - -
Malt
Fine ditto - - - 625. S4s.
wilitePease (boilers) 50e. 4ss.
nine ditto - - - 6(,5. —s.

their prices. lu other

fiun.

Grey Pease - -34 s 425.
Fine (key' Pease - 465. 50s.
Tick Beaus - - 445. 50s.
Oid ditto. - - - 565. —s.
Small Tiek Beaus 46-. 545.
Old ditto - 50; ens.
Feed Chits - - - .20i- 245.
Fin. ditto - - - 275. 325.
Poland ,ditto - -21 s. 15s.
ri ne ditto - - - 30,. 365.
Potatne ditto - - 355. 425.
!lupe Seed 4SI. 541. per last.
Fins. Flour - - - 755. Sos.
tireowls -70 s. 75,

CAIHOLIC AFFAIRS.

Intelligence from Rome, of the first an.hority,
reached us this day. The communication states
that our Ex-Minister do Culle, Sir J. C. Flirpes-
LitY, has been received in the Capit.il ot the
Catholic World with morked and general coldness

Previous to his arrival there, the entire sys em
of Charter Schools, Bible Societies, Proselyting
Societies, Glebe and Parkh School [louses, Test
and Onalification Oaths, &c. &c. have been mi-
nutely detailed in various communications from
this Country. The Baronet's valued friend, Car-
dinal CoNsALvt, was gratefully ...attentive to him,
and he wily.

Another eminent Pershriage, remarkable for
the interest he takes in built Catholic Atl4irs, po-
sitively declared, Ow the Roma(' Catholics of
England and ftelani may rest assured, that the
representations of Sir JOHN should make no im-
pression on Roma. A number of .respectable
Roman Catholics front both kingi:oms Have 3hetVii
something like contemptuous disregard of the
zealous Baronet.--tfork Chronicle, March 3.) •

for tit Suistf.-.--That e'xiietiencett'Agricultu-
Lit, Lord Sositga'srizu,.has used -salt on his farm
in Sothersetshke Aboufseven years ; and attributes
'the health Of his Dock of 203 Merino sheep,
which he .Purehasefitio Spain, chiefly to this cir-
.,
cuntstance.. As these 'sheep bad' been accustomed
to the use of sat, his Lordship considered tlia! iii
this datnpclimate, and un the rich -land of his,
owmeounty, it would` be absolutely necessary to
supply them with it regularly. He used it at the
rate of a ton of Salt forevery 1000 sheeponiiatiy;
awl save it .them in the .morning. to counteract
the .111 effects of the dew. A handful of salt is put
on a flat stone, .or slate, ten of which, set a few
yarn apart, ate enough for• a 100 sheep. Twice
a week has usually been fining! sufficient. Of a
flock of nearly 1000, there were not 10 old sheep
which did yint take kindli_tsi it, and not one
lamb that did not consume it greedily. Salt
likewise a preventative of disorders in stock ltd
wkli rank green food, as clover or -turnips, where-
by excessive wind is generated its Ore stomachs of
auintals ; and for THE ROT it is dtetuctl'a sycit•ic.