The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-16 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE,

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.ottli Market-'this day bad a large IMportation
Of Wheat, Which having a ready demand., and many
Buyers in the early. part of the. day) it had an
vance of 43. and 75s per quarter on Prime samples,
brit soon after experienced a stnall redudion ; Malt
is plenty, and rather doll sale ; • Pease are scarce ;
that article and Beans, are full iq. dearer; ofOatt
there is a good supply, with little variation ; and
Flair has a brisker sale:

55s a 66s od
Wheat 45S a
Fine do. -67 s a 68s cd

Malt. -; 46s sos, a 523, oct
Fiue ditto - s,;'s a 54s od
Barley - 3 is a 35s -oil
Rye -33 s a 35s oct
White Pe Se 4os a ..44S oci

Beans ip a 3Es od
Tick ditto 3zs a 35s 6d
Oats t4s a
,tl3s, a zss oct
Voiand do. 23s a z4s 6d
Itape/Seed 341 a 39! per last
Fine Flour soc a 54S per sadc
Second do, 45s a cus.per do.

It is' the intention 'of His Majesty's Post. Master..
General, hereafter to Onitnenee Prosecutions against
any Mail-Coachman. or guard, whose negligence
shall endanger the lives of the King's subjeCtsa
The Coachman and Guard of the Bristol Mail-Coach,
Whose, shameful conduft was described by Mr.
MAYERS, in a Letter to the, Pablic, were both cif
them instantly dismissed for their offence- •
Monday last, a Fair was held (for the first time)
at Milford-haven. The company who attended
were' immense; and their pleasure Was - much in..
creased by-the appearance of the brave Lord NE4-
SON and his friends. The vessels in the harbour
were elegantly dreSsed on the occasion.

Richard Andrews, for having in his possession a
quantity of King's Stores, stood in the Pillory, at
the•Dockard gates, Portsmouth, on Friday, from
twelve to "one o'clock. Samuel EckWOrtii, for the
name offence, was whipped at the same time, and
afterwards remanded to. prison for the'remainder of
his time, bLng five months.
On Friday last, Stephen I.ee, the house-breaking
gipiv, 'and' the two Soldiers of the r.4.th Light Dra..
goons; for highway robb'eries, and Clark, the monster
for the rape near Walthamste‘V, were executed at
Chelmsford, pursuant to their sentence the three for-
Mer died "obdurately ; the last sheaved evident mat It 3
of contrition. Gibbons, onebf the Dragoons, seeing
a Soldier amongst the spenators, called out to him,
Comrar.le! ?NJ: and see whether I don't die like
a Suldief!" and immediately as the drop was falling
he sprung from ij considerableheight.
Arthgr Conrgy, the late !eader ofa gang of pick.
pockets, we have the satisfaCtion of informing the
Public, has, in s(;rne degree; met with tiffs deserts,
At a late Assize he was cast for death fur picking a
gentleman's pocket of his pocketbook, at a fair.—
The gentleman whom this desperite Villain attacked
was a very powetful inan, and sccithd him while he
was in the at of picking his pocket, and the villain
had not time to convey the pocket=book to any of
his infamous gang ; we -have now the satisfadion
to inform the pubic, that this villain who has been
living by hiS depr,dations on the public for a num"
bet' of years, is titt board ode of the L-lulks at Wool.
wich4

• gee N0te.p..:4,5S of the A bst raa.
+ A period of pearly Stationary Popu4tion.
t For 1735, the Average of the Baptisms of that year, and
the Parr years preceding it, is taken. So for 1790 and 1795.
ti See Y. 457, of the Abstract.

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