The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-12 00:00:00

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Cm Saturday last, at Greenwich, aged 77, Thomas Dun.
►age, Eq.

'094

LADIES' BOARDING-Stiltlt,t, .rear Finstury.
square.—M.rs. CRoss respeafullv informs the Gen.
try,. Merthants, and in..r -Friends, in gweral;.,,,tfiat
her School will-re-commence on Monday the 18th
instant, and that she has accommodation for Five,
more Young Ladies as Boarders. She hopes that
the flattering success-.she .I?as met with for these
eighteen years, in. educating the. Daughters of some
of the first families in the City, to whore references
may be had, will be no small recommendation to
those Ladies and Gentlemen who may honour her
with their patronage. The house standslin a yell'
airy and hieafthy, situation, three doors from the
Square, of which grs,Citoss has a key, and in which
the Young-Ladies walk as Often as Convenience-and
the weather hermit. -'Terms-L-The Young -Ladies
are boarded,, and taught the English "and-French
-Languages- with grammatical purity and correfl-
ness, History, andthe Needfe-works, for Thenty-
eight Guineas per annum,, washing included: 'Par.
lour Boarders; Forty GUineiiS a year; Day Board-•
ers, Three Guineas-per quarter ; and Day Scholars,
a Guinea and 'a Half. No Eiltzancioney ex
paled either from Boarders or Day Scholars. Writ-
ing, Arithmetic, Music, Dancing, Drawing, Ita-
lian, Geography, the Use of the Globes, and As-
tronomy, taught by- frofessors of eminence- and
e.tablished "Cttoss may .be spoken
with, or dire&ed to, at her Seminary, No. 4,
Christopher-street, Finsbury-square: This Esta-
blishment consists but of a small 'and selea number
Of Ladies.

LONDON MARKETS, &c

CORN EXCHANGE, MoNnny,

We have had but few fresh arrivals in this day ; and- having
mood many Country buyers, caused our Wheat Market to
go off brisker than on this day se'nnight.
Rye is nearly the same.
Barley is very dull, and full as. per quarter cheaper since
last Monday. - •
In Oats, little or no alteration.
White Pease are declining in price greatly, bit: in Grey
ones, little or no-alteration. • -
Tick an,d,Sknall Beans are nearly the same as last week.

RETURN PRICE 01 GRAIN,
On board Ship as under.
- 4Ss sos a 65s ,od Boilers - cos a oos od
- 75, a fijs od Fine Suffolk Oos a oos od
- os a 'Qs od Stitierfine - . '---$ a—s od
a—s od V; hip:. I' ease 4os a 44s od
- a—s od Non Boilers' 36s a 4os od
:-. P—sod . Giey 'Pease. -38 s a 4os od
- 3os a 463 od S. ,Beurrs 3;s 36s a 3gs od
36s 313 s 4os a 42 od. Fine Old, _ --ti aOs od
- cos a 43$ od TickS new ' jos 34$ a 36'S od
. 4:.s 483 A st,s od ;Yule Old - . -44 s od
. ..

Wheat
Fine
Superfine
Foreign do.
Fine
Superfine
Rye -
Barley
Fine do.
Malt

Fine - - oos a..57s of
Superfine - —a a oos o•ci
Hog Pease.. - • oos a oos
Fine Ship do, •os a —s oci

0,1,'1S -.- 225 25S a ..i6s 0(1
Polands Fine 29$ a 32s ed
'Ditto -•- • oas a oos ott
I

" RETURN OF
By Messrs: Crtrtti• and NI,
eluding only .from. the agt
agreeably to Ad Of Parliarne
407 Quarters at SBs od.
104
768 at -864 01.
184
at 84s 64
at '845 od
at • 8y s
at 83s od
at S2S 64
807
36 -- at 81. S 64
E 93
6o
I°l9
iso at 795 64
103
158
Total, 789 T Quarter:
Zs. od., t

T IN MARK-LANE,
ALrAs, Meal-Weighers, in-
Ii of Dec: to the zci of Jan.

35 Quaiters at 76s od
66 ' at 75$ od
74
20
20
112
4
173
),6' at 65s od
Zoa
.4
23
, -- 1
0 -- at szs od
25
50
110
88
3,—average. 795, 9:14.
,Lan last Return. .

PKICE• OF FLOUR.'
Fine Flour -65 s to 7os od_' Pollard
Second ditto .60. s 65s od Bran

.2os to 22S
- . 12S od.to tzs bd

A'RETURN OF FLOUR, .
From • Dec. 46, tO Jan. 1, lrom.the Cotket-Office.
Sack.. S. d. i 'Sacks. s. cl. Sacks. s._<l.,
1 at 74 ' I -68.. i at 68 12 at 64 3
i 4 at 7 c 5 I 12 at.. 67 ' 6 .145 at 64
6500 at. 70 .75 at, 67 .
5- at 69 6 66 at 6
3o
I IS 6- .at
at 62,
.5
I- sz at 69 ' . gat at 6i., 20 •at 60
ii .at -• 68 .:6 1 . 5 at .. 64 6 1 ,
. . Tctta.l-3,546 Sacks.—Averaw, 695., aid.
05..4.1-(1. lower than last Return. '

AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND. AND WA,LEss
/' • Ending,. Jan. a,
Wheat '.755. '6d. 1 Barley 445. O,T. Beans ,As
Rye 2d: I. 04tS", id. pc,
• ise 445• 3a•

.1171 P NEI77.

CRXVESEND, jA

. , . .
Passed e Two Brothers; Peters, from Minden ;
Hatnbro' Mee-owe, ftom Gfeetz".:ll-; -Wanhaultis,
from .Swedetaud ; Vrow Rigsiana, Adriana Annetta,
vul Sister-Kate, , from Rotte•-dam.
Sailed—tin: Mazy Ann, Wood, for Cadiz ; Mary, --, ;
for Barcelona ; Elizabeth and /Ann, Edwards, • for Cock ,•
long' jam, , for Embien ; Alida, —, and
Emanuel,• I??r ktnsterdatn.

Pit ICE 0 F -StOCir,%,

YESTERDAY.:

, .
Bank Stock t 8.9-11.
Navy 5 per Cc:rt. 9Sit •
5 poi Cet:t..1797, 992 9
rish 5 per. etlit. . .
4 per COnt.".Con. 8511.
per Cent. • Red. 68fij •
;per Cent. Con. ,67i 8 71
Ditto Scrip
Long Ann. 20 -,16 .29
Ditto Short Ann. Sa
Ditto Scrip

India Stock 213 k ex. div.
Excluqi. hills s. pray::
Fundable ditto -prem.
3d Exchequer 'Bills par
New S. S. Stock '
04unium
Iluper.' 3 per Cent. 67it
Ditto Ann. 12 3-16
tbrAcconnt•
India l'Or Account
Consols for Open., 69! HI

TO FRENCH EMIGRANTS.

NIANTED in- a CLASSICAL SCHOOL, 41
•v V the-Vicinity of Shrewsbury, a Native of France, to
Teach the French Language. Any, French t; entlemau desir-
ous orsiteh a Situation, will meet with every encouragenicnt.
possible.' and may learn the particulars, by applying (post;
paid) to Mrs: Wood, Plinter of the Shrewsbury Chronicle.

The Situation will
.be -an extremely lucrative one to any
person who can engage to Instrud in Drawing as well a* the
French I.iinguage.

Lately published, Price zs. neatly printed on wove Papa-,
illustrated with Copper-plates,
HARIATINs'New, Easy, and Expeditious SYS—
TEM of SHORT-HAND, on a much-improved„
methodical Plan, free from uncouth strokes, every Charader
formed for continuation, and though Shortening Rules art
given fpr expedition, the -Alphabet is sufHeient for most put.-
poses.. Regular Lessons aresiven for Learners. To which
are added, Principles for Writing the Modern ROund Hands;
shewing,,by an engraved scale, the propOttion of each letter.

Sold by Champant.l and Whitrow, jury-street, Aldgate ;
Crosby and Letterman, Stationers'-court; Robinsons, and
Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Lackington and Allen, Finsbury.
square; T. fohnson, Si. Paul's 'Clturch-yard ; and all other
BoOks:...llers.