The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

CORY-EXCIIiINGE, Juxc 28.

THE fre,h arrivals of Graiu in general to-day are
but few, Wheat (ordinary) in great supply, and is
very difficult of sale, Fine very scarce, and at full
as high price; Barley is almost without sale, and
somewhat cheaper; 'in Malt, Pease, or Beans, we
observe but little variation - there are not many
fresh arrivals of Oats, but this article being more in
request for public service, has the effeet of a further
adrance ; the scarcity of fine Wheat keeps up the
price of good Flour.

Wheat' 4ss a 62s a Sgs od
Fine 014 - 9ss a 9ss et:
Rye 4tls a sas od
Barley 3oS a 36i od
Malt - -64 s a 7os od
White Pease 445 a ,Ps od
Grey ditto • 4os a 46$ od

Pons . 44s a Sts od
Tick beans 42 a 48s od
()ars 2 ;S. a 27$ aits od
Poland do. vs'a 335 od
Rape Seed 00l . oaf
Fide flour . 75s a 7Ss oil
Seconds . 65s a 75s od

SPORTING INTELLIGENC.E.

• BIBURY MEETING, Wobsrasnay, juNa 26.
Mr. Gerinain's Whirligig, tzst. beat Mr. Mellisla's Lis;
maliago, a :31. 61b. sogs. —1 to 1, and 5 to 2, on Whirligig,
who won very easy.
A Sweepstakes of acgs. each 13 ft. with toots. added by the
Club..tor horses, Zee. of dillerent ages and qualifications.
Id. Foley's Sir Harry Dinistiale, ; yrs. old, walked over.
Major Pigot's Pinylin beat Mr. Mellish's Gary Owen,
tut. each, 500g5.-6 and 7 to 4 on Pipy lin, who won easy.
A Sweepstakes of sgis. each, with soas. added by the Club,
for horses, ice. that never won 1114t4 than toots. at any one
time,
_except at Biburr., 3 miles. •
Mr. Goddard named Whaatear, 5, yrs. old t
H. R. H. the P. of Wales's brother to. Vivaldi, 6 yrs. old • 2
Mr. Mellish 'S Little Joey. 5 yes.'6l4l -7
, 3
Mr. Barnard named Mirror, 4 yrs old • .. • . 4
2to a agat. Wheatear ;7to 4 agst, Vivaldi ;5 to agst.
Jdey ; 5 to .t asst. Mirror.
1-landeop Plate of 5.1. by horses of all'cleitominations ; two
mile heats.
Mr. Biggs% Washington, 4 yr::. old, tost. 2 lb. - s t
Mr. C. Cholstiotadolly'S Greets Dragon, 4 y rs. old - 2dr
Major Pivot's Gaty Owen. -azed
Sir H. Lippiucott's eh.g.by Waxy, 5 yrs. old., fast. Sib. 4 2
Mr. Mellish's Pipylip, 6 yrs. old, rut. 41b. - dr
6 to 4 oft Washington; 3, to r agst. 'Green Dragon ; 7 to a
agst. Gary Owen, aged to to a apt. Waxy.

DUBLIN, JUNE consequence of informa-
tion from one of the gang who lately robbed the Pa-
lace of the Bishop of CLoyN.E, the greater quantity
of his Lordship's plate, has been discovered buried on
the tope of Scaritf Hill, near' Cloyne. The ring-
leader is in custody, qnd there, are hopes the re:
mainder of the gang, consisting of eight or nine
others, will be shortly apprehended.

On Itionday evening, as Her Royal Highness
the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALEs was turning
out of Cleveland-row into the Stablelard, where
she was going on a visit to Lady CummoTTE FlNcir;
one of the leading holtws. fell), and the others got
entangled in the traces, and the carriage was in
danger of being-overturned. The postilion fell from
his seat under the horses' feet, mid cried out lustily
for help. " The young Pawctss wai extremely
frightened, land begged to be extricated, ',Oleg a
Gentleman rode up to the carriage, and having dis-
mounted, conveyed Her Row. Htuttsuss in safety
to Lady FINCH's apartments. The postilion was
dreadfully bruised, and was conveyed away for me-
dical assistance.

T4e pulp; and nuTCIIESS of Yonx, the DUkE
of CAMBRIDGE,, Lads' ANN FITZROY, Sir JOIIN
SHELLEY, Mr. SiteatnA.sr, and a large party of pri-
vate friends, yesterday visited Mr. Alderman COWIE,
at his Bi•eiv-h6nSe in Castle-street, Long-acre. The
purpose of this meeting was to enjoy the luxury of
beef steaks on a wooden-slovel, a repast which \Vas
formerly Often given' in the great Brew-houses of
the Metropolis.. In, compliment to. the.DurcHEss
of Yoar., and the other Ladies present; however,
fish was added yesterday to the old IlritiSh' fare.
After this 'repast, which gavemtteh pleasure to the
goests; the party adjonmed to the Alderman's House
in Russell-street, BloOmsbury; where they were gra-
tified with, a collation of a miwh higher kind. The
beverage at the Brew=house was ale and porter,
served in wooden mfigs, but the choicest wines, of
course, were served up 'at the Alderman's domestic,
mansion. The day passed off Very much to the sa
tisfaetion of the company.
In our Paper ofWedneSdak we Should have stated
Sir ROBERT WILLIAMS have spoken in tile De-
bate of the preceding night, instead of Mr. R.
WILLIAMS. Mr. R. WILLIAMS VOILId against Lord
MELVILLE, both on the question of IMpeachment
and the Criminal Prosecution... -
The Magistrates of Edinburgh have received a
letter from thirty-five persons, principally Citiiens
of Edinburgh, now Prisoners of ,War in I;‘rance,
dated Citadel of ValenCienties, June G, in Which
they represent themselves in want of the necessaries
Of life, and solicit, relief.
On Monday last, and following day, . NV4S played, •
in Loan's Cricket Ground, a Match of Cricket be-
tween eleven of Surrey against eaeven of all`Log,
land, for 1 000 guineas a side. England won by 10