The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-01 00:00:00

4piuNr; cnzqulr.

Judges met yesterchy morning in tip C'ef
justice's Chambers at Westm::lster, when the Cir.
cuits wereapranted as folio
4_ _ '

NO4 T KN—Lord E Ilenb9rotigh, and Mr. Ram graham
Nox rot n.--.1.0r4 Cigar I Amsfreltt, and Mr. I usti (;3'
Crpse.

AtiDLA N D--Lord Chief Baron, and ,fir, justice Chambre.
HUNtx—Mr. justice Beath, and Mr. justice, Roakc.
WEsr Boon l'Uompsotrw.
Oxioan —Mr. Justice LawrJnce, anti Mr. justice I c
Blanc.

* The other judge for .the Western Circuit wilt be SO.
T. M. Sutton., whoe'appoiatinent to the
slletwia tt., Ltut yat
faunally taken place.

CORN EXCILINGE, FEB. 1.

THe 'fresh arrivals of Grain. in gen.-ral to.dav
are but few, and the Whe.tt trade ii ca,.lEtyers
presuming on better • suppliei.• make hut few pur,.
chases; Birley and ,Malt ~have slow sale ;
Of each sort arc foil as dear ; we - gaol
sopoivs of aits, many fruin Lincolnshire. they
are .at higher prices; there arc considerable ar.,
rivals of Flour coastways, mostly of secobd quAiry,
and,. as of tare, sales •at less th.an we quute; fat:
Flour wi:hout variation., '

Wheat 863 aOa a rtzs od Nang , . szs a 55g of)
Flint.litto . 1163 a rao od
.Tick, llcans 44s a sas ocl
Rye .. , -53 s a 584 9d Oats I.os ara a 35s u;lHoley -. . 463 a pa, 9c: ' Poland do.- . 36$ a 37s o 4
Matt ".' . 1143 a 9os ad -Rapc. Seed . . 441 aet
Whitt Pease SOS :I Os ,64 11,ao Flour . 5.5 s aOS 9J chvy dim, . . .e 64 A 514 6:1 Seconds, - . 9,; a 95$ od
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Yesterday, about half past,.twelve, fits'AilijesTr
arrived at the Quetri's House front Kew.
Soon after twu efts MA3;,syry held a
Privy Council, which wars attended
.by the LORD
the Morcpis of
W HERTFORD, E4ll
count Sip,,tourtr, Lord Ati.jt>roao,
LiAIVir.F.S.BURY, and MUI.O.RAVE. Genet:3l MAIT.
LAND was introduced.tO the. CQuncil;al4.l sworn
Governor of Ceylon ; on which otc,i,ioit ha had
the bonour to kiss- His MAJEFTY'3 hand. The
Council sat but a short ti3;e, Alter the Council,His MAJESTY gdve tr) atulizlic; W Lord HAIVE,ES.-
BURT.

Yesterday, lib:Au hair past: two O'clock, the
PRINCE of WALES Vl'Slied kilt& MAJESTY. •
Yesterday the Pat fk ESE SUPH IA Of GLOLIC FETE rt.
visited HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES. ju
114 evening MAJESTIES had a setet‘.:t party.
0,1 Tumulay, Wednesday," and
,Thursday, the
Rtmian Ambagsidor transacted business at Lord
gutogavit's Office.

Oil WedliVlCidy Sir JOHN BOIILASB Malt EN
transaCted business them from twelve till one
o'olock.

At three o'clock on the same Sty a Cabinet
Council was held at his Lordship's 0.1111. v.,
.Lord MaLvE E.t.a gave a Grand bioner yegterday,
at hid iIUUSC in the Admiralty, to a large Party of
Distinai,m ; among whom were—Mr. rr, Sir
JOHN NICHOLS, Sir WILLIAM SCOrr, Mr.:CAN—
NING, Mr. ROIMIT DUNDA3) antl a CCW more.

8/sir/aid Ba//.--011 ti' edneid4y se'nnight the in-
habitants of-Carlisle witnessed .4 more superb enter.
tabu:sent, given by the. Officers of the'Cumberianci
Rangers, than was ever remembered .in thnt city.
The• ciimpany, consisting of nearly 303 Ladies and
Gentlemen irons every part of the country, began to
as-semhle abfAit seven u'clockrand the dancing cons.
rnenced av eight, The rooms were'decorated with
lestoons and- wreaths of laurel, bay,, and other ever.
greens, mixed with. artificial
.11iwc,rs and fiuit, and
intermixed with military. trophies,- the effect. or
Which Was strikingly
,beauliful : but that
~which
`rntira particularly attraded adinirarion was, a trans_
.parent pit-tote at the head of the-ballroom, deSigced
and painted with great correariess-: and taste by a
young Lady in that neighhourlsood,- and aceanya.
pied with the following risotto

44,Parcere orbitals et debillare superbos.l'
At twelve supper was announced by stone of
bugle ; and the tables displayed a profusibn o the
chviceat viands, disposed with much tasteful foxy,
consisting of between lop arid 300 4iites. Aka
supper Col. HOWARD give severd. idyll' and cop..
stitutional Toasts, each of w Jicfr were ;follow ed
With appropriate tunes by the hand of the 'Cum.
Berland Ranger*.

After supper thc dar.cipg tc.cominenced,
continued

" Tilt the dappled (lawn did rF~e.

When the party retired, big* ascd witti
enjoy aten.t at the creningt 4101 ivlitc littentl44
.I._ nat.—

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LOPENING rtiE LONDON DOCKS.

This noble Speetace highly honourable to the
Commercial Grandeur of the Nation, and to the in.
desires, and Talents of those concerned in the-direc7
tion of the Work, took place yesterday. The Per.
,erverarrcc, of Liverpool, lately from 01,0110, of
zoom tons burthen, Captain CLARK, .piloted` by Mr.
lIAMIL:Totv, was decorated early yesterday cnorning
with the Colours of all Nations, the' St. George's
jack at the fore-top gallant mast head, union jack at
the main,
.and the union ensign underneath. The
Colours of the United States of America. from the
star-board yard arm, the Spanish Colours over the
booms, and the French Colours hanging under the
whole to the water's edge, whilst the different other
Colours were set off with the greatest possible died.
The Band of the First Loyal London Volunteers
were seated in a Boat which was slung over the
deck. At twelve o'clock the following Diredors,
and several of the Proprietors, and their friends,
went on board. viz.
Sir lzichard Weave, Baronet, Chairman.
P. Forster, Esq. •Philip French, Esq. 1. I' -Anderson, T.
Bainbridge, T. liodditigton, S. Boddingtdn,' J. Oritioveo(l,
A. Champion, C. R, Curling, W. Devaynes,
1.
R. Cluster, I. Inglis, P.-Sansonte, S. boon,Thnn
Rioter.. Reeston Long, Charles Mills, l
Raikes, S. Tfirnerl G. Wird, and C. T. Waters, hscis.
1.
Raince, Civil Engineer ; A leolatuler,, Sul veyor ; Mr.
Serjeant Rest, Counsel ; A. Winterbottom, A. Weston,
and, C. S. Hunter, Solicitors.
At this time the sight watt very greed, the vessel
being decked out in alt its splendour ' • the doors and.
windows ofthe lofty warehouses crowded loan over.
flow by an assemblage of beautiful women, whilst
all around the banks of the Dock and Bason were
crowded with several thousands of speetetors.—A
heavy Sleet coming 'on at this time was a great
annoyance to the spedators wit. happened to be,
round the Bason ; there was no 'shelter, and the
footway being very sloppy, as there was no pave.
merit or road made; the Engine.house was fitted
up for the accommodation of the Ladies, having,
forms covered with baize ranged before the windows,
fur them to sit on. The English Colours were fly.
ing front a signal-post on the top, of the Warehouse
No. 3, being the centre ; several Ships in the River
elcte wore their Colours and fired their guns in corn.
pliment.
Precisely at one o'clock the Perreionereee en.
teted 'from the River into the cut of the Baton,'
manned and concluded by the Dockers, foist boats
being ahead towing her in, and breaking the ice
with their oars. As she entered the Baton, the
Band on board played up " Gad -Save thr King!"
Ana all on bOard .took :off their hats, and. gave three
cheers, which were answered in the same manner
by a general shout:from all the spedatots in the.
yard. She was forty minutes before she entered
the first Lock leading to the Grand Dock. Whin
she entered, the Band struck up ,6 Rule Britannia I"
which was answered by the Band tit the Hon. East
India Company's Volunteers, who were seated under
the awning, facing No. se Icing direttly opposite
tie Lotk. At Ibis' time the scene, was ttuly Earle,
(Ong. tf,th re a vessel triumphantly riding, where'
,
not many months since several Streete and Alleys
were, it not being longer since than June the ist,
tfloe, the first swot was laid. The vessel was
towed up close before, the VVatehause,. and
.the
Company came ashore, ',and, pattoOk of a cold
collation prteiitied for them in the two Lodges, one
on each side the Entraece.gate ; the Bands played
several sprightly airs at the door, whilst the Di.
roars and 'their Friends were regaling themselves.
, None of Hitt MAJISTY'S Ministers were present,
as there was a Cabinet Council held at the Queen's
'House.
,Amon the Company we noticed, besides those
already mentioned, Alderman Sir C. PR I ce, Lady
And Miss Patch, Aldermen ROWCROFT, LEIGH-
ToN, and SHAW, Sir A. S. HAMMOND, anti several
Ladies,
In the evening the Court of Diredors and se.
veral of the Proprietors partook of st sumptuous
Dinner at the Landon Tavern, ih Bishoptigate.
street. . •

A melancholy instance Of the fatal effeels of giv
ing way th sudden ehpllitions of passion occurred
at the beginning of this week :—A person who has
for many years stood high at, the Corn And Flour
Exchange, being at hit
,Wharf on the Surrey side of
the Thames, considered his foreman had dune some•
thin wrongf' 'fur which he chid him in his usual
ItiOlent way. The man conNidering himself right,
inSWeteti ilerhaps tauntingly ; which irritated the
Master so e*trernely, that he ran into the counting.
house, brought out a bayonet, and plunged it into
the breast of the unfortunate ,an, whose instant
death it caused. The unhappy perpetrator is in
custody, and we will not add to the distress of his
feelings by any oomments on his condua, Which
wilt be submitted to she verdict .of a jury of his
countrymen.
Mr. Joseph Faultier, ef Gartibleshy, in the parish
of Addington, Cumberland, was found dead on Sa.
turtlay night, upon the road leading from Alston to
the former place. Coronetleverdiets—Periskdky thr
inchnserui of tboweatiber,,
Tuesday &nnight Mr. R. Ilerdtnan, Officer of
Excise at Sheraton, attacked a gang of Smugglers,
parsing through Castle. Eden to Sunderland, with
'several carts loaded with geneva and.tobacco. The
cOnflia became severe, and the Exciseman, After
receiving several -wounds, had nearly given up the
contest ; but the inhabitants from the ahoy* town.
ships attembling,. a complete vittoty was at, length
obtained over them ; when' possession Was taken of
' about so tubs of spirits, besides sev,eral bales of
sobaccco ; which were lodged at the cusinm.house
At Stockton. The above gang have carried on' this
trade from' Gishro' to Suridetiand for some years
past, with impunity, being of such a daritimng
ed(lista).
sition that few of the Revenue Oslicera at.
tempt to stop them,.
,On the Silt inst. at accident-of a shocking nstOrt
occurred at Cupar, Fife. A Lady approached' 019
neat 'the fire of her apartment ; the flames caught
her clothes, anti eke was instantly in blaze. She
was Did and 'Mira'''. Her shriek!, hronht the assist..
ante of her neighbours, but too Igo to Anal her
soy efi'eetual relief.