The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-23 00:00:00

TRE INFAMOTI Fint/D,

FURTHER P.I.RTIL C., r }i:'. I) P.,
Tlq.k:l) ON 'IIIE

The persons at Dover, who were :irst non( t ,‘.,,Ji
in transmitting the false intelhealao e to 1_,,,,', !an
ann wilt!, of course, tel it iacuanit,-ut on ti a,.
exonerate thennelve,s from the charge of p.- ,-ici--'
pitting. in so infamous a trausa. Ono, hake FIC_ ',,rt
the following statement I—l'aey say, that
micialle of Stintlay night, a persoat airei,se{t .•! ,•
officer, walked from the head) of Dover t,.,.. - •1,-
the town, and meetiug Ivo h a watchnn•:,
quired of him the way to the Ship No, ' , • ,s'--.
cure a post-chaise and boats for t; - • -
The -pretended Officer was a tall da, k , !:,,r, .
dressed in scarlet and grAd, with a hi, at_ •• r::.
on his hie:lst, the coat turned up wii,l} ale ni,
and he wore a large sword by his side. He te,aaed '
to, be much fatigued, and his beard was Very icing:
The Collector of the Customs was much displeased
that he was not called fipin' his bed to examine
ihe Officer. Before the impostor• proceeded oft
his journey, he addressed a letter to Adaral Fo•
LEY, •!6- the,putport; that he law ordered back his ,
• bo:at's ti•ew Lo France,.and requested the polite-
ness of the Admiral, in case.they should be inter-
cepted by any of the British - cruisers, that
Ole men might be properly treated, and sent •to
Prance without loss of time. To this epistle he
subscribed the name of Colonel De BURGH. No
boat, however, was seen ; and it is to be presum-
ed he ,•wits not landed from any, but that
his elo,Les
~ had been purposely made wet,
to induce belief that it was from the spray
of the sea. For every thing he had, 'mid event •
at the turnpikes, he offered Napoleons for change:
How: near be approached town in an Officer's,
garb does not appear. ' The fellow, whoever he
maybe, was supposed to have entered Dover on.
Sunday morning, by the road leading from town.
• . i
Such a person, with a companion, was met in a
post-chaise and four. A landlord,of one of the
Inns of Rochester was seen in the company .of the
suspected person, and he will, be required to give
some account of his companion. Beside's the
principal plot acted at Dover, there was a slirt of
under one connected.with it, the scene of which
lay at Northfleet. 'This was deemed expedient, it
would seem, in case the Dover scheme shoulel,
miscarry. At five o'clock on the Monday morn.
ing a party arrived -at Northfleet in a six-
oared cutter. They called up a Mr. SAtaticiil,
to reeuest that he would accompany two
Of them to town, who represented themselves to he
Messengers from France, to communicate the death ,
of ,BuoriaPARTE, And- the
.hoisting of the Bova-
Pus': standard in France. They were decorated
with white cockades, and horses with laurels.---
They told Smanos; that they would first 'proceed
to the LORD MAYOR, and as if with that intention,
they took their route through the city. Their
progress was greatly impeded by the mob, who
stopped thon at every short distance. Pretend-
in;; to recollect themselves oa a sudden, they said
it might be de( med disrespectful by the Govern-
went if they did not first communicate with the
itlinisters ; and then, as if for that purpose. the.?
ordaeaa ,a..,. ~,,at-lioys wait) xtimg-avreet. •Before
t
however, they di-t-
-cll7;eetaictle
le' t
chaise, lila)iisse(,ie:isnti lgito:itorni'd.of their companion,
supposing, no doubt, that their ptirpose'had been
already answered.
We trust the Committee of the Stock Exchange
will be alive to every circumstance , from ' which
evidence can be collected, and that they will stea-
dily pursue the track till they, have brought the
miscreants, whoever they may be, or. whatever is
their rank, to condign punishment. -
It has been ascertained, that ',one broker. pur-
chased for: his employers, in the early. part of
Monday forenoon, the enormous sum of six hun-
dred and fifty thousand in Omnium, Which pur-
chase, it-is estimate', on a moderate calculation,
produced a net profit or sixteen thousand-pounds...
'the whole amount of the transfers in the course
of the day,_ it is said, exceeded a millioa and a
half. _ .

A special meeting of the Gentlemen of the
Stu:k Exchange was, it is said, held yesterday
eveniog, :for' taking into consideration tile means
for discovering the agents in the late scandalous
hoax, with a view to the punishment of the ot-
fenders, and the rescinding of fraudulent liargaius
founded upon it,.

CORN-EXCHAWGE, FEB. 23.—Having no "fresh
arrivals this morning, our Market Was barely,sup-
plied with the different kinds of Grain ; hence
Wheat and Rye support their prices, and Barley,
Malt, and Oats, have advanced per quarter.
Tick Beans are 2s. and Boiling Pease b. per quar-
ter dearer, and looking upwards.

English Wheat 48s. 635. 70s.
Fine ditto "ies. —s. —s.
Foreign do - 495. 595. 795.
Rye
Barley - - - 315.375. —s.
New ditto - - - 425. —s.
Malt ' - • - -
Fine ditto - 795.

Tick Beans - - 4c,5.:
Old Tick Beans - 495. sr.i•
Small Ticl: Beans Stirs. —s'
Feed Oats - - -19 s. 295.
Fine clitto - - -
Poland ditto - -31 k,
Fine ditto - • 345.
Potatoe ditto - -38 s..—s•

White Pease (bull.) 55s .(355,
Nev ditto - - -71 s. —s.

Rape Seed 41.1. —l. per last•
Fine Hour - -15 s. 74

Oren Prase - - -83 s. 465. I Seconds - -60 s. 655.
New ditto - - 525. —s.

A detachment of the 23d Regiment of Weislt
nisileers, consisting of 340 men, marched into
Salisbury on Friday, and next morning for Win-
chester barracks. •

EDINBURGH, FEB. 19.—Detachnients from the
26th,-79th, and.92d regiments arrived in this city
on Thursday, and this day embarked at Leith on
board the smacks for Gravesend, in all about 400,
men, to join their regitrieut,; in France. The first
division of the Royal Lanarkshire Militia arri,ctl
here yesterd-iy and marched this morning
,
for Perth, .
Since the relaxation of the late sevcre weather,
Many different birds, strangers to the winter/ fl isii
of our rivers and meadows, have occasionally
alighted on the banks of the Peak and the Trent.
They appear to be a species of seai-fowl, and vary
in their size from the sparrow-hawk to the %vac!

goose.
The masses of ice and congealed snow which
were deposited in Moorfields before the general
thaw, have not suffered any material diminution.,
This fashionab/ep-art Of the town has acquired the
appellation of New Iceland.