The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-25 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, OCT.

\N E. hut this day. a large qupply of hear
which
.in general had a declension 6: 2s. per
quarter, but
;prime Kent 'and Essex Snmples have
ready sale; there is plenty of Barley and M:11r,
the former article being in demand, they experienced
a little variation; Pease something lower; there Were
not many Oats at Market, .but having many buyers,
they went off rather dearer; 'Flour -at a trifle less
price. - a

Wheat 43S a 52S a 62s od Beans - 335 a 35s 6d
Fine ditto -63 s a 645 od 'rick. ditto - 285 a 31,; nd
Malt - -44 s a 475 od 'Oats - -.145 a I.Bs a a3s od
Barley ... 23:i a 275 6d P.oland-ditto 245 a. 2is td
.I.t.'e -.- 335 a 355 od Rape Seed 331 a 371 per last
[
Nev.' ditto - 365 a 4os od Fine Flour - sos a 533 od
White Pease 445 a 495 cd Seconcido. - 455 a sos od

The Committee of the Literary Fund held their
first Monthly Meeting, for the season, on Thursday
last, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, when,
after granting relief to some very dese:wing ob_
jeas, they dined together, Mr. Pyt, the 'Poet
Laureat in the Chair. Several loyal toasts were,
as usual, given; and the company were much en-
tertained with many excellent !iongs by some of
the Members. A sentiment applicable to the Swiss
nation was very favourably received. We under-
stand the Monthly Meetings of this Most excellent
Institution will continue to be held at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern on the third Thursday in each
month, until next July. Great praise is due to
the Managers of this Charity for the delicacy and
secrecy with which all their donations have been
bestowed.

Orders have been issued to die 'Custm*house
Officers of the several ports, to. subjedall vc:ssels
from any parts of Delaware to quarantii:end to pay
particular attention to ,the M‘nouGAL,
which sailed from Philadelphia on the 6th AUgust.
Mr. Fott, a Merchant Lt Pitt4uirgh, was lately
killed iti a duel by a young Student at Law nan.c.l
Thewatt, who was wounded in the hand—tlict
former was a Federalist, the. latter a Democrat,
and the. ptarfel .was on Politics.--Mr. Van Allen
woundedin a duel (originating in a. like manner) by
Mr. Cranford, is dead.

The Average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the Week ending the loth day of
Oabber, " 1302, is Thirty-tkree Shilling: arid Tex
Pence per hundred weight. .
PUBLK.OFFICE, MARLBOROUGH ••• STRPRT,-,
On Saturday William Dudley *Was eliarged'by laic
master,Mr. Luke Hansard; with leaving his-work
unfinished, and ordered to be imprisoned one .month.
A 'woman, named Smith, was fully committed for
trial, for •rnaking a riot, and for assaulting Me.
Brown, master of the yorkShire Grey, in W00d.....
stock-street. This woman had. been dischargA
from Tothillfieids-prison.only in the morning, and
went to the prosecutor's house, where she got
drunk and raised a riot before the door, and broke
all the windows. She was completely itikoxicated
when brought before the Magistrate.
PUBLIC OFPICE,HATTON-GARDEN.—bnYInrS.
day night a than of she nanieof EArding, profes,::ing
Astrology, inCharter-house-lane, was brought to
the Office by Mr. Hancock, .an Ogicer, with his
books ofastrology, anorrery, and some other appa-
ratus, besides several manuscripts in the,sl:me sci-
ence, written by the Prisoner since the year 1404,
calculating nativities and, fortunate events in the
Lottery, particularly noticing one O ec, which no
doubt he was an aElive agent t0..----He*,:was dis-
charged,. his beaks being fast Q;CICIta to we
stroyed.