The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-19 00:00:00

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PRIVATE CORR-&II4IIYDENCE:—.4.c;i-gib,,

BRE~SJiN, Mar xz.

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IT is in vain that we hear it asserted, that the
Danes are about ta quit 1-famburgh and-bib:L-4 and
the PrUssians the Eld.larate of Hanover and Bre:ie.n.,
Both still remain where they were, and the latter
are forming little magazines of straw, Sze. which does
not indiCati any immediate departure. The KING
of PRUSSIA has, however,: assured the Town
Bremen, that their Commerce should be in no respekt
interrupted, and that their Independence shall be
maintained. The Danes have sent home two Re-
giments that were at Harnburgh, to Holstein.
We are assured that. the Emperor ALEX..A:NOE*.
allows Loots XVIII. zoo,eoo ruliles•per ann. and
that .he has given a gratification of 1200 Lollis
d'qrs to the GUards who were established with that
,unhappy Prince at 111ittau, which, 'owir4, to tllz
number who have returned to France, is about 3o
Louis d'ors a man:

The Peace of the Empire will neither be so rapid,
nor so easily effe&cd, as had been at first supposed..
The Princes and. States of the Empire, in granting.
His IMPERIAL MA SEM' the full powers he requires
for treating with -BONAPAKTEi have required that
he should aft with the co-operaiion of il?letio And
Russia. This necessarily leads to long and enalc:::
discussions.

Yesterday at four -o'clock, the first Stone of. a
Building creding in Capel Court, Bartholomew.
Lane, for the transaelion of Business in the PUblic
Funds, was laid by WILLIAM HAmmoND, .Esq.
Chairritan of the Committee of Managers, in the
presence of the Propriciors,.. and a zieat number of
Gentlemen assembled on the occasion.. The fol-
lowing Inscription, engraved in Reman Charailers
on Copper, was deposited under the first Stolle :
0 the:lBth of
.May, in the Year 18or,
and the 4rst of the. Rei6n of GLOR E Ifl
the First Stone of this Building, •
• . erected by Private Subscription,
for the trAnsadion of Business in the enblie Fuuds,
was laid,
in the presence of the,Proprietors,
. and under' the direction of

. Arc bite&
William Hammond, 1. ri Isaac Hensley,
William Steer,
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ißoohbie:t3aSritlietato.r.,
ohn Br k -11. •
. • Thomas ft °beets, i;s .1 nt. 5, AV. ,
- Griffith Jones, • : . ohn Capel, and
William Grey',
the t3rst Year. of. the Union betweel
James Peacock
the I Abe hunted 11:bt. wit sc.-
The invielatelaith oftheßritish Nationouidthe principles
s:-
cumulated itßahltrieisdt 21E-
!nun- successiveaiii'dvbeirai
of the Constitution, sandinn, and secure the Property cm-
harked in this undertaking.
May the blessings of that Constitution be transnsitted to
the latest posterity ! .
The Managers afterwards partook of an elegant
Entertainment, provided f r them by the Prrprie-
tors at the London Tavern, at which upw.tras iaf
two hundred Persons were present.
In the very zenith of their power and attraaion,
the Manager of the Royal Amphitheatre, Vit.sftnith-..
seer Bridge, is abaut to withdraw from view after
this week, not only the Iron Tower, but the whole
of the present Perforniances. Lt regard-to Ireland,.
the Flying Phenomenon, we can dilly say, that his
feats of wonder at this Theatre by far Out-do any
thing of the kind ever witnessed before.: -

No Speaacle has ever proved a greater favOurite
than the representation of the late Naval Vicl2.ry a:
the Royal Circus, St. -Georges-fields--,indeed so
corred and magnificent a display of so gloricas an
event, particularly in the surprizing manoeuvres of
Lord Nelson's Flag Ship, must necessarily mtke it
such ia eVerrßritish mind. Rinaldini stands high
in public estimation, and the .Magic. Flute losts
norie.Of its' attraEtion.• We find,, however, this is
the last night of that long-admired pilxiation ; and
to morrow evening, anew Serio_Comic Pantomime
makes its appearance at that Theatre, named liar.
lequin Matualuke„, or the British in Egypt, when a
crowded House at an early hour must be expe4c.)..

CORK,EXCHANGE, ISIAy tB.
• • • , ,
Notwithstanding'WelLacl a very large arriv:i I Wheat L.st
week, there being a teat quantity of Buyers !mat parts
of'the 'Kingdom tin Friday and this day, Nausexi th.tt- Article
to advance full per quarter since thisday seanieht. Fine
runs trom Kent, Essex, and Suifol%-, want oltstiorn tJ
iz6s. and tine Dantzic from -loci.. to
Rye the same as last week.
Barley is full Bs. per quarter dearer than this day Sennitht.
Malt is much the same as last.week. -•
Oats are .full 45. per quarter dearer.-Ir. Wilke Pease, no
alteration.--C icy dittO, are 24.p.tr quarter, tlearer.—ln T.
and Small-Beans, no, alterabun.—Flour is les. per sack
dearer.

• RETURN OF WHEA
By Messrs. CHILD and M.
eluding only from -the 4th 4
agreeably to-Aa of ParliAme.
la QUiIitCTS at ;10os od
':54) -------- at I,os. nd
23
173
6z at. 1395. od
84
148
at Iz9s ad
12 at taBs oil
248
63
50 - at 1245 od
r4S - at 122.5,
567
40 - at tiBs of
33
703
238 'at I tos • ed I
II
163 at 2385 04
Total, 9834 Quarter
17S. tod. lower

,T:IN MARK-LANE.
AL? As, ISlziii..tv:igherg! in.
of Ality - the 9th 't,f May,
:nt.
8s Quarters at -tot;' a
293 --- at toss od
go at 103 s a
33 at- to;; od
2:49 at too: Cd
,24 at gts. a
94 - at chi. oa
00, at 93s 04
al To ca
$94-at gi

at .4s od
_ .ar Bbs od
464 Ut SiS
Leo, at
691 -2- at ttas
hoc - At SoS 'eft
S --- at • 75s 03
6o at 703 ri

s—avcrage zoos. 9,!:.{. •
than last Return.

PRICE of FLOUR,

9,5. to loos. per sack.

. .' . MARRIED.
Yesterday, by the Ron. and key. G. Wellesley, at, alit
Dutehcss i!Tt? Gerdort's, in ,Piccadilly, Miss Maxwell, second
daughter of Sir Wiiliam Maxwcil, Bart. Rt. Monreith, to
Junes Du Pre, Esq. of Wilton Park, suckingbarashife,
. —..._. _,

DIED.
On.thegth hist. at Kennington, the Rev, Pon Pured.
On the hith instant, at his Lodging 4 in Upper I.iry.ie.
bone-street, Air. Thomas Lc.ander, musician, sgtd 9y.