The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

TILE MARKETS.

s.itil:ioil.

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 2.9.—Notwithstanding
the brisk demand for tine Wheat on Wednesday,
a tolerably large quantity remained over for this
morning's market, the sale of which was not so
free as on Wednesday ; yet, what was disposed of
was at that day's prices. Fine Barley also fully
supports the advance that took place on Wednes-
day, but the inferior qualities continue very lieavy
sale, although not cheaper. In Beans, Peas, and
Oats, there is no alteration.

MARKET, JAN. 28.—The Market this Morn-
ing was but shortly supplied with Cattle, and owing to the
mildness of the weather, the prices remain as per last week;
Mutton, Veal, and Pork, as per our last quotation.—The Hay
Market remains the sine in price as per last week; Straw
and Clover also in prig as per last week.
The following is a cvrrect statement of the Prices and
Numbers at 'Market :

(To sulk the Offal ; per Stone of 81hs.)
Beef ...... 4s. 0,1. to ss. 2d I Veal • 5s 0,1. to 6s• 6(1.
Mutton •
..4s. Ott. to os, Pork • . ss. 0,1. to Gs. Gd
Lamb Os. Od. to Os, oil.
CATTLE AY MARKET.
Beasts
330 I Sheep and Lambs , :3,600
• • •
t
oo Pigs ................

Calves

HAY AND 91-I.IV PER LOAD.
Hay.... ,C 0 0 ta,C4 4 0 Clover.. 4.5 0 0 top; 10 0
Straw k l 8 0 to4l 14 0

FOR nu; SUN.

THE NORWICH FOX DINNER.

Sta---I have reed with the closest attention
whereof I am capable, the proceedings of the
Fox Dire'ter. This; you know, is an
I.N
Anniversary- fnetit6tion, in lionhut of Er nan,
whose counsels would have kept BUONAPARTE On
the usurped Throne of France, and whose admi-
nistration would have prevented our victory at
Waterloo. Quitting its inferences, however,
let us come to the facts of the' Feast.
Mr. CokE talked about the time of " resist-
ance," when it should arrive. ‘Vill he answer
me—has it arrived I If it has not, what is his nio-

live for speaking i f it 'r
----
Lord ALBEMARLI? termed the N e IS' LAWS "a

vi,,htion of the Constitution -," where►►s their

enactment has made them, so long as they con-
tinne on our Statute-book, a part of that Con-

The extinction of the ascendancy of nut Eva-

Wished Church teas toasted, in compliment to
the Roman Catholic Duke of NORFOLK ; %%lio re-
turned thanks for the toast, as i,deed he and his
Sect well :night.

The Dilice of SUSSBX sate by at this toast, which
recommendtfd the measure on whose pretence
JAMES STUART Sollght tO re'-estal,li:,ll Popery, and
to oppose which, hiy Family were called to the
Throne.

The Duke of Sussex sa•e by also at the tout-
ed insinuation Of another Revolution being ne-
cessary, or likely so to he. And,
The Duke of SUSSEX sate by, while his rliothor
the REGENT'S health was toasted without any
marks of respect, and obviously for the purpose
of skewing toward bin) the disresp.ct of the

I offcr nn comments.-
iannary 27.

FUN r.

"I.IIEATHICAL ItEGISTEIZ.
Perform,/ Last Ni -/
THICA fRE ROYAL, DrUray-LANE.—The Sir:4'e of Ilelgra,le
Seraskier, Mr. ; Lilla, 11iss Byrne. Alter
which, Th kiighlan.l Reel.
Tit LATIOL ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDEN.—(3I tittle) The Anti-
q tar). : Mr. Ditro,et : Miss Isabella W.erclunr,
Stephens. After which, Ilarlequin and Dun Unixbte.

PRICE (W SIM;Ks
THIS PAY AT rwEi.vr: f.oCK•

Bank Stack
3' per Cent. ROl.
3 pet- Cent. Cunt GS f;74 1 Snot II Sea Stuck - 75i
31 per Cent.
-I.lies- Cents, ....,..96:i 87 Sti N,....1; Annuities ... ' 674
S per Ct. Nary Anu. 103 102 i .F.;(cii. WIN 94 .. :';s 4s. pr.
11,111, Long Ann... IS I-Milli Ditto Coniinercial .... is. 1119.
Imp. 3.per Cent. Ann... 671 Cons. for Account .. 684 67 i

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I Jerqrv, I Hol-
land, 1 Guttenburgh, 2 HambLugh,

fitGEI WATER AVE' LONDON IMID(iF, TO-NIORROW.
.13 itiiiiittcs after 1. i Eveyitig, H minutes attar 2.

T LE S UN.

1101,KM QC, Is DICERK I,A LSUM A U DE.II" ?

I.ON DON,
FRlll,4l', J.l U.-11117 23, 1820.

We rectived this morning three days' Paris
Papers to Tuesday last inclusive. In the Cham-
ber of Deputies on Saturday, the Minister of
Finance presented the Annual Projet of Supply,
fixing the amount of the Public Expenditure for
1820, at 511,371,b50 francs, which, Wit It
228,341,200 fr. for We interes,, expences, &c. of
tl►e Public Debt and Sinking Fund forms a total
of 739,712,750 francs, (somewhat above
30,800,0001.) to be provided for. The P►ojet
was ordered to be printed and distributed. On
Monday there was no public Sitting, and nothing
was done in the Chamber but the appointment of
a Special Committee to examine the Projet re-
specting the Customs. The following ate ex-
tracts :

" PARIS, JAN. 25.—The King on Sunday re-
ceived the Alinisters, Alarshals, &c., and yester-
day a number of Peers and Generals. The Coma
Decazes transacted business with his Majesty.
" Dreadful
,inundations have taken place in the

Netherlanda in consequence of the thaw. A vast'.
extent of Country, reaching front Brussels to'
Ander &c, seemed transformed into an im-
mense Like, in which here floating drowned aoi-
mals and wrecks of furniture. Several individuals

have perished.
" The King of Wortemberg opened the Diet
of that Kingdom on the 12(1) instant.
" The Eleetress of Hesse died at Cassel, in the
night of the 13► h instant, aged 72.

"The Duke de Richelieu had a conference with

the King yesterday.
" The Count Decazes is entirely recovece;,d.
" Extract of >a Letter from Mat'rid, dated the
13th instant The movement amongst a part of
the troops forming the American Expediiion, in-
spires no disquietude for the tranquillity of Spain.
Thanks to the zeal and firmness of the Authorities
of Cadiz and Seviile, neither the garrisons
nor the inhabitants of either 01 those cities

have taken any part in the revolt
contrary, they have strongly manifested their at-
tachment and fidelity to the King. The disposi-
tion of the Country is also satisfactory. The
Lain attempted to se,,i%Catli*,.., They
were, fcirced-t; renonkic the en terprize. They stJll
have possession of the Isla de Leon, but there are
already many deserters from them, and the spirit of
disunion prevails amongst them. Brigadier Quiro-
ga, who was recently appointed Commandant-in-
Chief, has been deposed and imprisoned. Port
Saint Mary is in the power of the Royal Troops.
General Freyre is at the head of the Army. He
has quitted Seville with a corps of cavalt y, and
marched upon Xeres, where about three squadrons
.
Ipmed him.'—(llloniteur of Tues(!ay.)

" The Courier from Madrid did not arrive
last week. A Letter has been communicated to
us ; it contains nothing respecting the late events,
except the following passage :--‘ It is understood
that the King of SVAIN has demanded of the
King of FIiA>4CE an aid of 25,000 men to _com-
pel the Rebels to return to their obedience.—
It is added, that they is ill remain in Spain dur-
ing the ensuing winter.' The Madrid Gazette of

'the 13th inst. maintains the most guarded silence
as to the events in Andalo,ia. Private Letters •
Roth • Madrid, however, though written with the
greatest reserve, seem to confirm the apprehen-
sions inspired by the silence of the Spanish G-
overnment. Letters from Bayonne, dated the
13th instant, speak of the disturbances at
Cadiz as being serious: Several battalion.,
sent against the Revolters, are said to Lave joined.
This intelligence, however, wants covar--"
mation.—(Gazette de France of Monday )
" General Vandatume is arrived at Pal is.

then).

FIVE PER CENTS.

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