The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-08 00:00:00

CORN EXCILIArGE, Nov. 8.

Li is morning the ?vinket had very considerable
arrivals of Wheat, both English and Foreign,
vi;.hiCh article at the close of the market was 2s. and
35. per quarter lower in • general, but some supe-
rior sample;- nearly -reached last day's prices ; the
sale for Barley is. very brisk, which causes -an
advan6e ; as also on Malt ; Tick and small Beans are
not so plentiful, the former are 25. higher ; our
supply of Oats is great, but they do not appear to
decline; Flour is cheaper.
Wheat 44 a 52s a 57s oil
Fine! Mtn 5,Ss a st.. oa
Barley -25 s a 315 0,1
Malt - - 448 a 486 od
Rye 33s a 36s od
White Pease ses a 56s 6d
Beans -33 s a 31;5 6.1

Tick Beans , 3,7,s a sis cct
0414 -14 s a rys a 246- cif
Poland ditto 25s a 26$ vel
Rape See,t 331 a 361 per last
Fine Flour -45 s a sus oil
Seconildo. - 4os a 45s od

MANS lON.HOUSB.—SAturday a most mysterious
and intricate charge was heard before the Lotto
MArott. An English and a Portuguese Sailor were
brought up in custody of a Watchman, as persons
who had mutually charged each other on the pre-
ceding night with the commission of murder.
The English Sailor said, that late on Friday night,
he met the other on Tower-hill, who told him he
wanted a lodging; and the Englishman agreed to
procure him one Lt Wapping. As they went
along, the fOreigner pointed at something lying
in a passage, and cried out, " there he is,"
and ran away. The other followed, anti came
up with him at a watch-house near the Minories,
when the foreigner said, the thing he had pointed
at was a dead man. The Portuguese was then
asked by the Lord Mayor, what account he had
to give of this business ? He told his Lordship that
he was going along with the English sailor, who
undertook to pfOcure him a lodging; and coming
through a, passage or court, he saw a dead man lying
on the ground, his companion then pulled out a
knife, and attempted to stab him (the Portuguese).
The Portuguese then cried out and ran away.__
The Constable being asked if he had found any
knife, or discovered any blood on either of the
parties ? said he had nor ; nor could he hear of
any person having bten murdered ;- nor learn from
them where they had seen a dead body lying, al.,
though they seemed to be perfectly sober at the
time. The LOR, D MAYOR ordered therm to be both
committed for re-examination, until an inquiry can
be made into this mysterious transaction ; and that.
the Prisoners should be taken separately to find out
the place.

On Monday last a carter carelessly backin
a cart.of coals to a ship, at the pier opposite o.
the
Old Church, Liverpool, the tide being then entire.
ly out, and the launch by which the coals are Con_
veyed into the ship being in consequence nearly per.
pendicular, the cart suddenly pas3ed over it, by
which accil/41ent the cart, horse, and coals, were pre-
cipitared with an alarming crash into the dock, up..
wards of twenty feet. In the fall, the siie of the
vessel turned the cart, by which the hint was
thrown foremost into the mud, One o de cart
shafts having Lroke, with all the upon
him. In this state the poor aohnaltertsialid more
than a quarter ofan hour, when btallaseiardnc, d)f
a windlass in the next vessel, he iras, -stfth muLlt
difficulty, • dragged from tinder the coals, and, to
'the great astonishmeor of the beholders, walkel
through the mud to .the first landing place, with no
other apparent hurt than a lameness in one of his
fore legs,

On Thu.day seinnight, four vagrants w r'ng
and begging in the streers were taken no a r
On being searched, 71. 19:. 9d. in cash, .ver.. ti 7
in their rockers, which they e; of
tained by begging. They were riken
Magistrates; and erd, red to he wl y, .
pased to iticit wittedient 'at CauliarOicr
Watch .