The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-19 00:00:00

CORN .E,Y.CHANCE,,

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THIS day *e had a Bill supply of Wheat ; s ;lei
rather dull, and somewhat tower. Barley and Kilc
plenty, from the late heavy InipnrtS, but little way
;old. .Oats keep their prices ; tine for seed meta
dtnr. Flour, little or r
Wheat Os a 58s a 63s od
Fine do. - t9s a 7os cd
Fine Esiek ditto '2s a 73s od - -
Malt - ps a 4os aOs od
Fine ditto -43 s a 44s hd
Barley - 3as a 345 od
Rye .- ps a 39s od
White Pease ps a 33s Od

variation.

I;cans . 2.1. s a 52s od
Tick ditto -2.6 s a 305 c.j,
Oats - 14.5 a 20s of
Poland do. z:s a 22s CA
Rape Seed 331 a 361 per 13:it
ilos 1. lour co, a sq.; per saLii.
Sot:4nd do. 4ss a sc:s pea do.

The Right Hoe. HENRY TENiPLE;. Lord
count PALraEttsforr, of the Kingdom of Ireland,
died ort Friday evening, 'at his house in Hanover_
square. This Nobleman is descended from the family
of, the great Sir WILLiAm TrmPLE, a name well
knoVily, and deservedly esteemed in tie political and
literary history of Great Britain. The celebrated
Sir JOHN BARNAR D
,wils the maternal. grandfather
of Lord PALMERSTON, and the name 61--Sir JOHN.
BARNAR o, thOlit_rh nor adorned by literary distinc-
tion, %All not he held in less estimation by the
People of this Country, and particularly the Citi-•
zens of London, in which, as its Representative;
his probity and honest eloquence rendered an
elevated and very popular charmer, Lord PAL-
MERSTON may he said to have inherited, in a great
degree, the estimable qualities of these great men.
His taste and love of literature have been displayed
in many poetical jiyuduftions of acknowledged
merit. In his prlvafe'and -domestic Charaeler; he
was distinguished for eieganr, unifFe6.ed manners,
a composed tcmper,''and. a benevolent heart. His
Lordship was 0n,.. of the Representatives for the
city of Wincllestei.

rthe Proprietors of !le Bank of Trel;!nd have pur-
chased the.l'A-liatuctlt fbr a I\l4tional Bank,
so chat Irclan: will haye, if not the richest, certain-
ly
.one of the most tuagnticent Banas in. Europe—
. is rather singular, that the two wing,: of that
B.tilding are of different orders of Architeture. An
Irish Baronet soon after it was compleated, express..
ed. his regret that it-was not-uniform, and added,
" I am only astonished that they did not make
half the thine a flat roof."

A Letter from the Carnatic, dated Dce. 29, men-
tions an Engagement to have been fought in the
neighbourhood of Wyadoo, in the Tinnevclly Coun-
try, between the Army under the orders of Colonel
AGNEW, and a large body of the Rebel Troops
under the command of a Chieftain of high charater,
named HUSSEIM CUNDIR. •

The Enemy had fin.rned his Troops behind a vil-
lage, and in front of a thick jungle, intersefted with
narrow and intricate passes and rocky defiles, and
placed his artillery in the most advantageous posi.
tions ; after a heavy cannonade-on each side, during
which Hussy TM made several -movements which in-
dicated an intention to charge the British Troops,
advanced within musket-shot, when the Enemy;
encumbered by the spoils of the adjacent Distrils,
were thrown into disorder, and abandoning great
part of their heavy baggage, and several field-pieces,
retreated into.. the. jungles, whither- it was not
deemed prudent to pursue them.
From the numerous depredations which art con-
stantly committed at the New Docks, in the Isle of
Dogs, the several Proprietors have applied to Go-
vernment for a guard to be. stationed Xt that place
to protea their property there.
A man was last week fitted 208, at Bath, for wheel,.
ing an empty barrow on the fodt pavement.
The Importation of Provlsibns continues to be
abundant : large supplies of bacon were received
during the last week from Ireland; Holland, Bre-
men, -Portugal, and New. York tic tons of pork
from Itcland ; 466 . tons of cheese from Holland.
42 from Leghorn, and 8 from li'rance tons of
butter from Ireland, and 69 from Holland ; besides
large quantities of beef and hams.
Upwards of zo,poo quarters of Cats ware re_
ceived during the last week, from Hdfand, the
Elbe, and Ems.

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the week ending the i4th day of
April i bo2, is Thirty-nine Shillings and Two
Pence per -.hundred weight.

At the Inverary Circuit, an Appeal was tried
before Lord Dunsinnan, against the sentence of the
Sheriff-of Buw, who had awarded 251. damages; and
zsl. fine, against Capt. J. Hamilton, of the Prince
William hired cutter, on the prosecution of Mr. J.
Stoddart, surgeon, of Arran, for an assault, when
the sentence was confirmed, with all the additional
expences.—There was not any criminal business at
Inverary,'which terminated the Western Circuit.
On Monday afternoon last, during' a violent
storm of thunder and hail, a ball of fire fell upon a
house at Hempton, near Fakenham, which struck
down a woman in the kitchen, and deprived a man
who had taken shelter from the storm, of the use of
his legs and feet ; two children in the same room
escaped without injury.

The following distressing occurrences lately took
'place at Utica, in the county of Chenango, in Arne.
rica. The wife ofMr.• Herrick, a respedable farmer,
far advanced in pregnancy, was employed in giving
medicine to a sick cow, when the animal by a sud-
den motion of her head, struck one of her horns
into the body Of Mrs. Herrick ; the wound was of
such a nature, that the bowels fell from it, and the •
poor woman, after languishing for five days, ex,
hired, leaving five young children. A short time
after,'- business took Mr Herrick across the river
which fronted his house, and returning in the even-
ing„.his course had been, by some accident removed,
and the stream being deep and rapid, he was unable
to regain his habitation ;. and it was therefore ne-
cessary. that he, should wait upun the bank till morn.
about ten o'clock, however, he saw a volume
of smoarise.from his house, which presentlyafter
became involved in flamea: he heard his children's
Shrieks ; when, regardless of the peril of the an,
he plunged into the current, and reached the bank ;
but, alas ! nature Was exhausted in the struggle,
and he lived only to hear that his house and ail his
little wealth b►ad been_ redpc-cd tQ ashes, and th;xt
three of his infants iladinzi4lied in the flames.

On Wednesday Andrew Mill fell into a pit at
Crowi:ni in, arnwall, which is upwards of 200
yardedeefi;-aitet Was literally broken to pieces; his
legs and thighs stopped on a projeftion about half
way down, •his bowels descended to another 'step,
about 40 yards-lower, and his head and body, in
manrptieces, went to the bottom: these fragments
were collected and buried. on the 63r-following.

DAY. •
Rank Stock India 84,nds
Navy 5 per Cent. rosin Exchcq. Bills Ss. 6s. prem.
per Cent. 1707, Fundable ditto prem.
ash 5 per Cent. test 2,11 3d Exchequer Bills par
4 per Cent. Om. g 2 New S. S. Stock
per Cern. R'ecl. 751 °annum gn•
3 per Cern. Con. 76i 774 , I rnper. -3 pc r: Cent:
Ditto Scrip [l3-16 Ditto Ann.
Bank Long Ann, 21 ir..16 dank for owning
Ditto Short Ann: si India for opening
Ditto Scrip Consols tor May 771

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