The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

1/3.4211, Nov. 14,

We haVe had a public expression dale Malignity
that is sure to attend great talents at this , place.—
About six Or eigh, per,4ins went io the Theatre for
the purpose of hissing CATALAN'. One of these
men, and only one, placed himself in the Pit, but
to the honour of the inhabitants of Bath, he was
turned out instantly with disgrace. The rest of the
pitiful maleconteuts, fearing a similar reception,
either left the Theatre, or sunk into silent submis-
Sion to the general liberality of sentiment which
chara&erised the audience. CATALAN I; however, was
so agitated by the applause which.she received, and the
shock which the interruption excited, that she was
hardly able to sustain herself. She was afterwards very
ill, and the effect, it is said, has been such as extreme
agitation usually produces in connubial life. The
Magistrates are, with laudable zeal, attempting to
trace the conspiracy against an amiable-woman of-
uncommon talents, resolved to prevent any re-
petition of the insult. It would be disgraceful in-
deed if such conduCt could be tolerated for a mo-
ment in a place like this, where the freedom, quiet,
and safety with which public entertainments can be
given are great and sssential requisites to the in-
terests of the inhabitants.

The Names of those who were nominated for
Sheriffs by the Lords of the Coancii, at the Exche-
quer, on Monday the 13th of November IV)g (the
Morrow of Saint Martin being Sunday), in the fif-
tieth year of the Reign of King George the Thi►d.
and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-
dred and nine. "

Bedfordshire—loseph Howell, of Market-street, Esq. Sir
Gregory Osborne Turner, of Battlesden, tart. Hobert
Hopkins, of Sunders, Esq.
Berkshire—Peter Green, of Crookham, Esq. Wm. Wise.
man Clarke, of Arlington, Esq. Adam Biandy, of King-
ston Baghewys, Esq.
Buckinghamshire— Sir Wm. Clayton, ,of Harleyforri, Bart.
Wm. Piggott, of Doddershall, Esq. I olm Ayton, of M is-

senden Abbey, Esq. _
Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire—Robert Jones Adeane,
of Babrahaw, Esq. Samuel Knight, of Milton, Esq.
George William Leeds, of Croxton, Esq.
Cheshire—Willoughby Legh, ofßooths, Esq. Robert Viner,
of Bidston, Esq. Thomas Brook, of Church Minsliull,
Es.
Cumberland—Sir Henry Fletcher, of Clea Hall, Bart. john
Losn, of Woodside, Esq. 'Tomas Hartley, of Lineth-
waite, Esq.
Derbyshire—William Turbatt, of Oyston Flail, Esq. John
Crompton, of Derby, Esq. Godfrey Meynell, of Lang-
ley, Esq.
Devonshire—Philip Blundell, of Tiverton, Esq. Sir Mas-
sett Manasseth Lopes, of Maristow, Bart. ArthurChain-
pernorone, of Darlington, Esq.
Dorsetshire— Edward Greathead, of Udden, Esq. qohn
Willett Willett, of Merly, Esq. Henry Seymer, of Han.
ford, Esq.
Essex—john Rigg, of Walthamstow, Esq. Sir Robert
'Wigram, of Waltharnstow, Bart. Charles Smith, of Sut-

tons, Esq.
Gloucestershire—lames De Visme, of Trewent, Esq. Na-
thaniel Wathen,. of Lipyet Park, Esq. Thomas john
Lloyd Baker, of Stoutshill, Esq.
Herefordshire—Stephen Oakley Attlay, of the Lays, Esq.
Thomas Andrew Knight, of Dowton Castle, Esq. Ro-
bert Higgtoson, of Bucknill Park, Esq.
Hertfoi, 'shire—Thomas Howarth, ut Boreham Lodge, Esq.
john Dent, of Brickendon liary, Esq. Robert Taylor, of
Toltioures, Esq.
Kent—Andrew Hawes Bradley, of Core Court, Esq. Sir
William I wykten, of Royden Hall, Bart. lames Burton,
of M..131,:ti0n, Esq.
Leic.::stersiore. -Richard Norman, of Melton Mowbray, Esq.
Robert tiayiu ut Gres, leon, Esq. The Hon. Thos.
Bowes, oi Hkuainui, toe Hill.
I of Panton,, Esq. Joseph
Liresey., of isq Sir john Trullope, of CAS..
wick, Bart.
'MotimouttisMre-111,inas Prlkington, of Millstone, Esq.
Hugh Powell, of Llativiitaugel, Esq. Charles Lewis, of
,St. Piere. Esq. i.
Norfolk—Charles Lucas, of Filoy, Esq. Nathaniel Mick.
letliwaite, of heestun, Esq, iuln4 turner Hales, of
Harelitigham, Esq.
Northamptonshire—William Sawbridge, of East Hakim,
Esq. Walter Strickiund, of Brixwotth Hall, Esq. Pe-
ter Denys, of Easton Nestoo, -Esq.
Northumberland, John Reed, of Chipechase Castle, Esq.
William Burrell, of Broome Park, Esq. John Carr, of

Hedgeley, Eaq.
Nottrugharnshire— John Chaworth, of Anslsy, Esq. Wil-
liam Fletcher Norton Norton, of Elton, Esq. Frank So-
Theron, of Firklington' Esq.
Oxfordshire—William Henry Ashhurst, of Waterstock,
Esq. Sir John Reade, of Shipstone, Bart. Robert Pigon,
of Whitchurch, Esq.
Rutlandshire---William Gillson, of Wing, Esq. The Ho.
nourable George Watson, of Glaiston. Gerald Noel Noel,
of Exton, Esq.
Shropshire— illiam Lloyd, of Aston, Eaq. George
Brooke, of Knighton, Esq. William Owen, of Wood-
house, Esq.
Somersetshire.--Thomas Strangeways Horner, of Melts,
Esq. George Penrose Seymour, of Wraxhall, Esq. John
F rederick. Pinney, of Somerton Eply, Esq.- '
Staftbrdshire—Henry Webb, of Folebridge, Esq. James
Beach, of the Shaw, Esq. Walter Soeyd, of Keel,
E.
County of Southampton... Sir James Whalley Smith Gard-
ner, of Roch Court, Bart. Sir Robert Kingsmill, of Sid-
monton, Bart. Thomas Thistlewaite, of Southwicke.
E.
Suflblsq k-_-Joshua Grigby, of Drinkstone, Esq. Roger Pet-
tiwarci, of Finborough, Esq.
Surrey.—Richard Moore, of Molford, Esq. Henry Edmund
Austen, of Shalford House, Esq. George 'ninon, of
Wandsworth, Esq. William Coles, of Selsdon, Esq.
• • - 1.r.1.•

Stlisex—Richaid Wyatt, of Courtwich, Esq. William Oli-
ver, of Angmcring, Esq. lohn Roberts, of Brazen, Esq
Warwickshire—Fransci Nuvdigate, of Arbury, Esq. lames
West, of Artescote, Esq. Isaac Spooner, of Elnisden,
Esq.
Wiltshire—Abraham Ludlow, of Heywood, Esq. Harry
Biggs, of Stockton, Esq. Sir William Pierce Ashe
A'Court, of Heytesbury, Batt.
Worctistershire—lohn Williams, of Hartlebury, Esq. Tho-
mas Beale Booker, of Bengeworth, Esq. Joseph Smith,
of Sion Hill, Esq.
Yorkshire—Thomas Winn Bellasyse, of Newburgh Abbey,
Esq. Thomas Thornhill, of Fixby, Esq. RichardWa,t,
01 Bishop Burton, Esq.

Sir FREDERICK MORTON EDEN, Bart. who died
yeSterday morning in Pall-Mall, was a man of dis-
tinguished talents and knowledge, particularly in
political and commercial subjects, as he has shewn
in many valuable tra&s. He was well acquainted
with the British Constitution, and a staunch and
strenuous friend to its principles. This Gentleman
was chiefly instrumental in founding the Globe In-
surance Otfice. He received a considerable pecu-
niaiy 'requital for his services, and was appointed
Chairman, with the beautiful' house in Pall Mall
- annexed to that office, He was in the prime of
. life. About a year ago he was deprived of a most
amiable and accomplished wife, to the regret of a
; wide circle of friends.—Sir FREDERICK has left a
large and valuable library, among.which are many
rare and curious manuscripts.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov. 15.—The supply of
Wheat this day is rather considerable, and the sales
maintain last prices ; Bailey likeVrse, and in short
supply; Malt and White Peas flti&uate but little;
Grey are dearer; Beans of the two escriptions
keep their prices; there l!Fe tolerable supplies of
Oats, but few fine, and—those dearer; prices of
Flour at .our last currency—fine American !,Si. to
645, per barrel,