The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-15 00:00:00

To sink the Mal, Acr stoat of WI).

Beef, 4s. Otl. to ss. Od. Mutton, 4s. to ss. Od. Lamb, ss.
Od. toff,. bd.‘ Vail, 48.6 d. to 6.j. Oil. P9o‘.. 48. Od. to ss.
Beasts, 1890. Sheep and Lambs, 15,400. CalveB,22o. Pigs,
370• •

11Av-NIARKET.—May, 41.11c,tn61. 151. Straw, 11, It3t. to
el. 103.. CluVer, 41, 11.11. to IA: 108. - •

Anfa HAL Bnown 'TAKEN.--Some ineeessesdiave
been not:ced by the squitdron utAer Admiral
firown from litienOs Ayres, in the South Seas ;
but the tine of its Comiwander has not been men-
tioned. According:to the accoloits from Madrid,
Which are to the 280) tilt through France, this
Officer landed with about 60 men on the shore of
the bay of Panama, when his movements were
watched by a body tit Spanish troops, provided
with two pieces of cannon. As 'soon as he had
proceeded to some distance inland, his connunni-
c2tion was cut oil with his ships, he seas taken
prisoner, and the rest of his party was either
killed or captured. IVlien the last intelligps)ce left
the colonies, he was confined in the 'castle of
.
Guayatil.

A Dun.—One night last wce:2, at nearly i'car
o'clock, two boys, one a barber, !tad the other a
touter to a coach office, met at low water mark,
Southsea, to settle an affair or honour respecting
a lady's waiting maid ; they %Vero attended by ,a
sin4lo secohd for both part t«u mantis,
one ball ottly had effect by pa,4;n4 tbrottli rt,e
skirt of the barber's coat. (jillOr'illl}ltely.lin
in-
habi'.ant of Soatlisen, ,who had learutt•their er.
raad, thiascd them by going ho•ne for a horse'whip,,
with, which he would Ii 4ckted thOrffssitivti-
ubie intentions as to ha,e.inatlci them ioni; remem-
ber it.

TAMPESTS.—.A most ti emendous s!orm adult).- 1
der anti lightniug, accompanied with heavy rain,
was lately experienced in Lancashire, and the ad-
joining counties. The elertric flirid struck a pub-
lie-house near Tockhnles, which it greatly da-
Maged, and killed the landlord. The same d4y
the town and neighbourhood of Stafford were
visited by one of the heaviest Itaii-,torms„ accom-
panied with vivid lightning and load peals of
tlitoUler, in the recollection-of the oldest inhabi-
tants. The vinery of 11. Booth Eq. of Clayton,
sustained 'coniiderable damage. lit one gattiets
on the MarSh every thing was ernshed_as if. the
roller had been passed over . it j whilst a garden
within a few yards of it was. not in. the slightest
degte6 injured. At Hatfield, J. ltontledge was
struck by the lightning, hut ,it is hoped he will
t ceover. His horse Was killed by'the same stroke.
The rain poured down in torrents fur the space of
neitrly two hours.--On "Toesdav the 'inhabitants
of Appleby were surprised by a sudden .shower of
hail-stones, and p'eces of ice, some of-which mea-
sumil an inch and at, half in Circumference.
During tie tremendous gale of Monday last,
the outward-bound East, hobo ship Cornwallis,
mistaking the l'arr sands lot ae eutrAttoe of Fal-
mouth harbour, approached -so itetit) those dan-
gerous shoals, that had blie• continued her course
ta few minutes longer, 'ller destruction would

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have beeninevitage. Fortunatelk.she was bailed
by the master of the barge Kitty, of Fowey, into
which port she was, with great exertion, happily
conveed. About t tvcpty vesitels.have put
hitt) Towey for shelter, several of which have re-
ceived,considerable damage from the storni:
MottnEtt.—A shocking murder WeIS perpetritted
*%bout One o'clock on Thursday.. morning last, lii
tt field near Harwich, called the. Cross-path-field.-
Four sailors-belonging to the Active revenue city-
ter, of that port, hart been at the 'King's Arms
public-hoose, drinking, where, also were seine
soldicri 3. on quittina it, they proceeded to* :mo-
ther on the road, and 'on their return through. the
above field they were attacked by,'..eight soldiers,.
without any previous notice, who, assaulting
them with shall bludgeons,:knocketF•the sailors
down, attiong whom H man, tiamcd. Wilkinson,
received go severe a b10w„,94(.he,111,ed Ili a sitar*

time.
'rise following settlertre-ntia' the athirs of-
kNOEItSoN. of the rerrt)oy rook
.ptuce a
general meeting of the-creditor held on the sth
iust. at PerThoy. prorised to4pay eight shil-
lings in the pound : two shiliingl. in two years,
three shillings in three years, three 'shillings in
four years ; acenntPanird witlr a pledge from Mr.
_ that if he shall be enabled, by, any
fortnitims circninstance, he will puy two shillings
more at the end of five years, tittle Secured by hint-
self anti his son, Sir JANIT ANDE'lls'Og, being (Le
only security he had to offer. Alt the principal
crettilors expressed their entire sati,flo:tioli'at the
correctness of l‘lr. ANDERSOO hooks. ftesol"-
tiOnti, expressive of their acquiescence, were then
signed by the creditors preseut.
Pent, the Spaniard, who was to have been exe.
clued this-intoning in hunt of i`vewgste, for the
murder of Twig,. a private belonging to
the 3d regimeot of Foot Goad.), at oue o'clock,
received a respite.