The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-17 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE;

Febritaty t 7:
This day we had a Middling Supply in general
Oats great plenty ] inferior went off very low; and
fine continue is. lowei: Wheat and Flours little
variation. Rape Seed is lower:

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Wiaeat = 6os 70s a 7s od BeanS (new) 33s a 36s od
Fine do.. -78 S a S
S od Tick acy: 3os a 33s 61
Malt 44S sos a SIS dd Oats 16s 'a t$ ad
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Fine do. - - 4
_szs ed. Poland do. 22s a 23s od
Burley 33s a 4zs 6d Rape Seed 321 a 351 per last
Rye - - 395 a 425 (Al Fine 1, lou(sss a 605 per sack
White PeaSO 33$ a 41$ 6d 1 Second do. sos a 55s per do,;

. The Memoirs, Plans,. Designs, and in general
all the results relative to the Arts and Sciences ob.

LONDON.: Printed'hy
At the StyN.OFFicE,

" In making his experiments. at Havre, Mr.
FULTON not only remained a whole hour under water
with three of his companions, but held his boat
parallel to the horizon at any given depth. He
proved the compass points as corredly under water
as on the surface ; and that while under water, the
boat made way at the rate of half a league an hour,
by means contrived for that purpose.
" It is not twenty years since all Europe was
astonished at the first ascension of men in ballocr;s :
perhaps in a few years they will not be less surprized
to see a flotilla of diving-boats, which, on a given
signal, shall, to avoid the pursuit of an enemy,
plunge under water, and rise again several leagues
from the place where they descended !
" The invention of balloons has hitherto been of
no advantage, -because .no means have been found to
diced their course. But if such means could be
discovered, what would:-become of camps, cannon,
fortresses, and the whole .art of war ?
" But if 'we have not succeeded in veering the
balloon, and even were it impossible to attain that
objea, - the case is different with the Diving-boat,
which can be conducted under water in.the same man-
ner as upon the surface. It has the advantage of sailing
like a common boat, and also of diving when it is pur-
sued. With these qualities it is fit for carrying
secret orders to succour a blockaded port, and to ex-
amine the force and position of an enemy-in their
own harbours. These are sure and evident bene-
fits, which the Diving-bpat at „present promises
But who can see all the circumstances. of. this•diseo-

Altona - 32
.3 2i us.
Cadiz - - in paper
Ditto - - 39 efleetive
Mad.id.,- -29 i in paper
Dittu - - effective
Bilboa - 384 do.

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BIRTH.

On Sunday last, at his house in Weymouth street, the
Lady of George Dorrien, Esq. of a Son.

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