The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 31.

We had but few fresh arrivals this morning,.
real fine Wheat sold at Monday's prices, but ordi-
nary. was exceedingly dull ; Oats sold readily at
the last quotations; Barley and Malt is dull, and
are each from Is. to 2s. per gunner cheaper;
Boiling Pease are dull; Tick Beans are.also Is.
cheaper ; in other articles there is no alteration.
Foreign Wheat - 4.53:635. Fine Grey Pease -40 s. --6.
Fiat, ditto -: - -- .
695. -s. -Tick Beans - - - 295. 35s'.
English Wheat -41 s. 51s. Old ditto - -86 s. 395.
- Fine ditto - - 725. -s. Small Tick Beans 325. 425.
Rye - - 395. 435.
Fine ditto - - -38 s. -s. Feed Oats .- - -17 s. 20s.
Barley - - - -20 s. 235. Fine ditto - - - 245. 265.
Fine ditto - - - 325. -s. Poland ditto - -17 s. 20s.
Malt ' - 58s. 625. Fine ditto - -20 s. 30A.
Fine ditto . - - - 725. -s. Potatoe ditto - - . 335. -...
WhitePease (boilers) 435. 48s. Rape Seed 301. 341. per last.
Fine ditto - - - 545. -s. Fine Flour - - tios;hs3.
Grey Pease - - - €29 s. 355. Seconds - - 555. 60 s

The following Gentlemen have paid their fines
of 4001. and 20 marks each, with the usual fees,
into the Chamber of London, to be excused serv-
ing the office of Sheriff, to which they were lately
nominated by "the LORD MAYOR :—J. RAMSBOT-•
Tom, Esq. citizen and stationer; T. C. WARNER,
Esq. citizen and needle-maker ; J. WHITTLE, Eiq.
citizen and ditto ; J. TYERS, Esq, citizen and
grocer.

Thefuvorite at starting won both the Derby and
Oaks at Epsom last week there is another class
of favorites, about which the Public seem to be
no- less sanguine—we mean the favorite NavibeTs
iu the Lottery, of which, by the inquiries making
at the various Offices; all ranks seem to be eager
to obtain possession. 'We are not surprised at
this, when we- see' by the 'scheme that one Ticket
may gain 40,0001. in Bank Notes and 52501. JR
tieuilituueli
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FRENCH PAPfI.S.

PARIS, MAY 18.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

" Ly.,t4 May VS, 7 o'clock in Me Eren•'ng.

THE PREFECT OF THE Ri4otslt TO HIS EXCELLENCY

THE 7.11Ni57 FR OF THE INTEMOR.

" Madame arld-6artkioal Pesch arrived at Lyons,
at six o'clock, iii good health. They were re-
ceived with shouts of Vice l'Empereur and of Vice

Madame."

The Electors summoned to the Champ d'e Mai
arrive in great numbers every day.. There have
been already received the registries of the votes
of 55 departments ; other, are expected by the
couriers and the diligences which will arrive to-
morrow and the day after. 'lt is hoped that on
Monday they will have almoit all arrived, and
that the business will begin.
There will be on Sunday, after Mass, a grand
parade in the Caart of the Thuitleries.
The Ist., -3d, 7th, 9:h, 10th, llth, and I le-
gions of the National Guard, are eager to imitate
the example given by the 4th, 6th, and Bth, and
they have equally made the offer of working at
the fortifications of the capital, and,
of contribut-
ing, by a voluntary subscription, to the expeuces
of the %var.

Among the reports unfavourable to France, cir-
culated in London, those with respect to La Ven-
d6e are the only ones which have any foundation.
It is to be remarked, that when ,they were first
propagated in England, 'they were of the nature
of predictions : it is true that some 'English fri-
gates landed at St. Gilles, near Sable, some chiefs
of companies, and GOOD Birmingham muskets.—
General Travot, being informed of it, departed
from Napoleon, with three hundred men, advanc-
ed upon st. Gilles, and dispersed the multitude
tvhieh'tlie ait;val of the frigates brought together.
He posessed himself of 3,000 muskets ; the others
had been distrilflited among the bands against
whom the inhabitants of the districts took pa'rt:
the tocsin was sounded in the villages, and they
united to support the troops which form the gar-
- risons of the towns.

Some partizans lately plundered two diligences
'bear La F'leche (Sarthe). They arrested also a
Colonel of gen d'armerie.
The Pope has quitted Genoa to return to
Rome.

We are assitreil that the nominations of the
-Chamber of Peers will be made khown on the Ist

of .tiine.

1.-nits, MAY 27.—The Imperial Count of Paris
has mink a patriotic contribution of 5,000 francs.
The agents of the Police have offervd 12,000 foe
the purpose of clothing the tirailleurs of the na-
tional guard of Paris.