The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

CORN EdVC.II/INOE,

. . . .
June
Tors day we hail 4_, middling supply of Grain
in general; Wheat. having,
,tinny Buyers, caused
fine Samples to fetch 1411. ,prices;, Barley and
Malt but variation ; Beans rather-dull ; Oats
ate plentiful, heavy sale at nearly last prices ;
Hour has a ieady'sale, and is-getting dearer.

Wheat 54s a 64s a 74ti. °Cr
Fine do. - 755. a 76s cd
Malt - 46$ a teis a SIS od
Vine ditto - 5 zs a 53s 6d
Barley - 3os a 34s od
Rwe• -32 s a 36s 0.1
White Pease 363 a 39$ od

Beans - a 37s it'd.
Tick ditto -28 s a 3zs 6,1
Oats - - igs a :8s a zzs oil
Nand do. - z3s a 24s ort
Rape Seed 311 a 341 per last
Fine Flour 55s a 6o's per sack
Seconcklo: 45s a sos per do.

We learn from Captain ANpREws, of the Royal
Navy, who has just arrived from Martinique, that
our West-India Islands promise the most plentiful
Crops, and are in a state of -perfetl tranquillity.
A Board was held at Chelsea Hospital- yester.
day, for the examination of discharged and inva-
lid'ed men from the Army .for Chelsea Hospital, out
of which 468 were admitted.

An extraordinary circumstance occurred at the late
festivities in Holland, in celebration of the YeaCei
The Officers of the French 17foops in garrison at the
Hague, when invited to the Fere, declined attending
it ; and the soldiers, on being offered a small gra-
tuity, refused the money, desiring it might be given
*to the Poor.

DispatOes were onWednesday received from Sierra
Leone, which state that the jimmanys had, on the
morning of the t t th April, made a second and wholly
unexpeaed attack on the Town. and Fort. They
were repulsed after a very short conflitl, and closely
pursued to a considerable distance. On the part of
the Colony only three men were killed, and a few
slightly wounded. The jimmanys being in the
habit, of carrying their dead and wounded off the
field, even during the heat of alion, it is not
easy to ascertain their loss. Thirty-one dead boa
dies were Jell behind them in their flight:
The enemies of the Settlement appear to have
colleaed all their force. on this occasion ; the faci-
lity, however, with which they were defeated, and
the heavy loss su\tained by them would
.afford a
decisive proof of the supsnority of the Colony.
Great praise is given by the Governor and Coun-
cil to Captain LLoto, comannding' the British
Troops, and to' Etisign KING ,Ltv, for their very
gallant condua, as, well as to all the Soldiers.
The Maroons, and Nova Scotia Settlers are. also
said to have acted with touch steadiness and resolu-
tion' in repelling the enemy. Not one of the
servants of the Company was either killed or
wounded.

Died,. On Monday last, at his Seat at Rushton
Hall, Northamptonshire, .the Right Honouriti)lz
CHARLES CociwlNE, Lord Viscount .and Baton
Cu I.LE N, of Ireland, in the gad year of his age : he
was born Sept. ad, 1710, and attained the i,b)ve
advanced period of life in,the enjoyment of an Un-
interrupted state of good health, of excellent abili.
ties, and of a very cheerful turn of mind, to which
he united the inestimable virtues cif true beneVolence
and unbounded generosity.
His Lordship was of ancient lineage, and pa-
tErnally descended from ANDRE ASCOCK AYNE Lord
of 'Ashburne, in Derbyshire, in the reign of
King HENRY the Second ; whose descendants fre-
quently represented that County in Parliament : with
otheri of his maternal ancestors mu be named, the
O'BRIENS Earls of THOMoND, mid the Lords
WILLOUGHBY of Parham; of the elder branch of
the former we understand his Lordship was the Re.
presentative, and by the ' latter he derived his de..
scent from the illustrious Houses of Yo tilt, LAN-
CASTER, ARUNDEL and RUTLAND.
His Lordship was twice married, first to ANNE,4
(laughter of his uncle Bottt.Ats WARREN, Esq. of
Stapleford Hall, in the County of Nottingham ; and
secondly, to SOPHIA, daiightcr of JOHN BAXTER,
Esq. by his wife ANN, sister and heir of 6-EORGE
WOODWARD, Esq. of Stoke, in the County of Ox.
ford, and has left issue by both Ladies.
Lately, at West Niolesey Lodge, Surrey, the
Lady of the Hon. Captain RICHARD KING WaS
safely delivered of a Daughter.