The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, Nor. 26.

OWING to the adverse winds, there ate scarce an
fresh samples of Wheat, or tither kind of ,Grain, at
Market to-day ; but having few,,buyert, this
tide remains •at nearly our last prices ; tine sale of,
Barley. and Malt continues dull ; White Pelie sells
at in'lre moderate prices, as do Brans ; the supply
of Oats.. is very short, and this article still reMair4:
dear ; Flour is stationary:
Wheat 435 a sos a sgs. od. Tick Beans \309 * 33s 6d
Fine ditto - .6os a6ls od Oitts - rgs a iSa a'245 od
Barley.. 26.; a 3os Poland ditto "ass s 26s 6(1
Malt '425 a 46s flci Rape Seed 321 a 351 per last.
Rye -35 s a 395 od Fine Flour' -
,455 a 495 od
White )?ease 42s a 45s od Secorid do. - 4:ls a 4ss rd
Beans 335 a 37; od

DAVID IVIONTAGU ERSKINE, Esq. eldest Son of
ERSKINr, and JOHN CARY, Esq; Were.
tfuis day -called to the degree ,of Barristers at -Law,
by the Hon. Society of Lincoln', Inn.

Yesterday a Jew Politer -was' ,charged at, the
Mausion-honse, with having. ,in his po4Sksiion--1 -
great quantity. of counterfeit coin. : He bad beett_
appreliendeA 'by the city-Officers coining-frb:n the
Bell Inn in WoOd-street, with a large box, which
was produced,,and found to
.contain ninety pundi:
weight cif counterfeit pieces, in itnitaxion of a small
Prussian coin, somewhat smaller than our sixpence,.
wrapped tip in fifteen parcels, ail new an'ci of one
coinage.
.The Solicitor of .the Mint .attended,. and
pointed out to the Loan MAYOR the Ike,- of
meat for the
_punishment. of this ,offence. The'
PFussian'Consul and 'another. Gentleman proved the
pieces to be Coon tfilleits of the Prussian coin. The
Prisoner being called to account for' the box being
in his ,poss,ession, said, after some equivocation,
that he was employed to carry it by a person be-
longing to the house of a Jew, whom he named.
This person was with him at the time, but rar: away'
as soon as he was.stopped.: The box Was ditte.ect
CO J. M. to be,left till.called fur. -

Avery singular mode was adopted on Monday
evening; to accomplish a robbery : As aGentiem.in
of (-.arey-street.,waS pacing at the bottom of'Drur',--,
lane, about eleven..o'clock, Nur men .rushed upott
hini, and endeivotired to throw'a wet blanker over
his head, but the:Pentleinan having just tittle to .
call loudly for the watch, the villains were obliged
to decamp without effetling their purpose. •
A Poney, only four years old, and not exceeding
twelve hands high, the property of a Horse-dealer
at St.l'ancras,' was engaged to trot. on 'Monday
morning last, five miles in twenty minutes, which
was performed .on the Hatfield road, one minute anti
ti half within t 1

Yesterday the Prisorier4 were removed from the
several Gaols in the City and County, to Newgate,
in order to rake their trials at the ensuing SessiOns,
which commence on Wednesday next' at Justice Hall
in the Old tailey. •

Yesterday morning-a servant of Mr. Manning;
in Bucklersbury, was ciire6ted to take his, masters
horse to the stable in .Mborfields, with a caution
not to trot' him: IMmediately on his mounting,
the horse ran away, and proceeded up awapside,
when -meeting; meeting a coach, that was going hy, ,he at_
temnted to pass between it and a coacirthat was on
the stand, and ran with-such violence against it as to
,break the cross-bar, and nearly upset the coach ; the
servant was thrown'againSt the window of a house,
at least twelve feet from the 'horse.; upon examining
his skull, it is feared it is fridured, He also re-,
ceived a most violent ccfatusion in'the thigh, and
was otherwise much bruised.

ANOTHER SWINDLER.—A person calling him-
self Thomas, accompanied by two women, one of
whom he passed-off as his .wife, and the other as his
servant, took furnished lodgings- in Carlisle upwards'
of-six months ago, during which time they lived
in the most expensive and fashion-able style. His
manners and appearance were such as to leave not the
leaSt doubt that he was a man of
,considerable for-
tune, and of course he found no difficulty in contraCt-
ing debts to a large amount with several shopkeepers
and tradesmen. He also agreed With a Gentleman tb
build -him an elegant new house in the neighbour-
hood, which is now nearly finished, for which he
had aClually bespoke a large quantity of furniture ;
and, the more effeCtiially to stifle suspicion, he was
frequently receiving large packages by the carriers,
Which he represented to be plate and other articles
of valve. At length, however, his creditors, tired
with:being put 'ofrrom time to time by specious
pretences, grew so clamormis, that he found he
could not remain any longer in safety, consequently,
on Monday se'nnight, he decamped, leaving behind,
in his lodgings, nothing but some large boxes filled
with brick dust arid other rubbish. The two wo_
men were seen the next day' travelling on foot to-
wards Scotland, but of Mr. Thomas no intelligence
has yet been heard. As he means, no doubt, to
pursue similar schemes of peculation in some other
quarter, it may not be improper to give, by way of
caution, a description of him.—He is stout made,
about five. feet tenor eleven inches high, has short
black hair, and is a little marked with the small,
pox: he was generally dressed in black.
Boxrxe.7—Wednesday morning, about eight
o'clock, a pitched.battle took place in a field at
Limsehouse, between a person of the,name of Scri-
ven, a Carpenter,-,and another of the name
of GMeroy, late a boatswain of a man of war, for
ten gnineas . a side, which was fought with great
courage on both sides. It lasted so minutes, when
the former gave his antagonist a severe blow.on
the ;head, by which he was laid on the ground ap-
parently lifeless. The quarrel originated upwards
of twelve months ago on board a ship at Malta,
,when they agreed to settle their differences when
they should meet in England.
On Saturday se'nnight, a cause of
,much interest
and importance, commencing on the preceding Mon-
day, was terminated in the Court of common-Pleas,
in Dublin,, before Lord NORBURY and the Hon..
justices Ft NUCANE and JOHNSTON. It was a Trial
at Bar, direCted by an order from the High Court
of ChancerY, to determine whethe,r a Will made by
the late Nichol* FRENCH, of Ballinasloe, in the
County Galway, -,Esq• in favour of his wife and a
relative named WARP; to the prejudice of the, Heir
at ,Law, IVIANtgr'FR'ENCH,. the Testator's next
Brother, had been fraudulently and by undue influ-
ence obtained. After a variety of arguments by
Counsel on both sides, and. a minute recapitulation
of the evidence, and a learned and succinct explana-
tion of, the law, by Lord NORBURY, in a :charge;
which occupied five hours, the verdict of the July
'confirmed the Will.

PR ICE at,.

STOCKS.

Rink Stock
Navy s per Cent. I°4B/
;ler cent il9-, Too 9981
Irish s per Cent,
4 per Cent. Con. 83 82
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. -Con. 67i•1
iJitto Scrip
Hank L. Ann.
I)itto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

, On Saturday sei.nnight, 36 fine fat Bullocks were
landed at Sunderland, from the Nancy, BATES, from
Hamburgh ; and on Wednesday, .46 more 'were
landed. from .the Libertj,,SliOßEY, also frotn Ham.
These cattle are all in good condition; one
of which was killed last week, and was allowed to
yield more tallow than any ox of the size, that has
been killed in Sunderland for. some years. back. The
week before last, a
_cargo of large fat swine was
landed at Hull ; and several hunlred heads more of
cattle and swine are daily expetled at Sunderland,
&c. which we make no doubt will tend much
to lower the exorbitant price of Butcher's meat, so
long and justly complained of.

'DAY. -
India Stock
South Sea Stock
Exchey. Bills Is. prem.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Excherittei Bills dis.
Omnitinyoki I r ioi
Imper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann.
Bank for opening
India for Acc.
I Cons. Cot Op. 681 i

MANSION-HOUSE IN MONTGOMERYSHIRE.
TO BE LEVI', and entered upon at-Lady-Day next,
MREFNANNEY HALL, an excllent M:odern-
-11 House, in coMplete repair, with Walled Gardens,
Well stocked with Fruit Trees in tull beaiing; Stables,
Coach-house, and Offices, suitable to a large Family situ-
ate in the pleasant and truitl'ul Vale of Myford, together
with a convenient FARM within a Ring Fence, consisting
of 160 Acr'es of rich Meadow, and Pasture, and sound Arable
Land. The House consists on the. Ground Floor of a Portico
and all Entrance Hall, a.Dining-room, 24 feet by IS, a Draw-
ing7room, .2.z feet by t 8; both tz feet iii4ll, With a Green-
house which opens to the latter, a. Gelitlemin's Dressing-
room, excellent Kitchen,--Back. Kitchen, Housekeeper's
Room; Servants' Hall, &x...gond Wine_Vaul.t and Celiarx
On,the SeCxfpdfloor, a'small Sitting-room, four Bed-rooms,
.-with Presowroonis, and two more best Bed-rooms; and six
ServabtS. axionis The Out,buildings consist of a Brew-
DAY", and Cheese-room, Malt-house, double Coach-
' hotise,;•Harness and Saddle Ruorn detached with a fire-place,
excellent, five-stall .and two-stall Stable, large Waggon
• Stable, and Waggon- House, Ox or Feeding flouse,- with
plenty of Cattle Tics, Shed, Barns, and every Convenience
for the occupation of the .Farm.
Trefnanney lies-in a fine. Sporting .Country, and there arc
good Kennels both for Hounds ancLP.ointers. '
Mr. Lewis, of Trefuanney Hall, will shew the Premises;
and for Particulars, apply- to Messrs. -Pemberton and Coup-
land, Attorneys, Shrewsbury,

, .
Lt)NDUN : Prntr44 by i CFI:\ NA N M4MI f, LAN, fot Row-Street, Coyent_Garden);
takld Published by WILLIAM AR M ICY. a SCR irr s, (ot Suttth Multon-street, Gr,,svenoi square;
At the SUN-OFFICE, No. 1 to, Strand ; where Advertitengatti, Orders for the' Paper, Letter; for the Editor, ice, (tort-paidi, must be addressed.