The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-17 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 17.

THERE are not many fresh arrivals of Wheat at
Mraket to-day, hut -from Monday's great supply it is
rather lower; middling and inferior qualities are full
2S. per quarter ; fine Dantzic samples nearly keep
up ; Barley and Malt continue a dull sale ; Pease
and Beans appear at little fiutuation ; Oats are
nut in great plenty, and this article is at small va-
riation ; sales of Flour are rather cheaper.

Wheat 4os a 475 a 55s od 1 Tick. Beans - 3es a 34s od
Fine ditto -56 s a 575 od Oats - -15 S 3 ZoS 23S
Marley -23 s a 2.7 s od Poland ditto 24s a ass 4:1
Malt - - 4os a 45s od 1 Rape Seed - - -311 a 341
Rye - - 365 a 4os od 1 Fine Flour - 445 a 4Ss
White Pease 3Ss a 415 01 Seconddo. 405 a 44s
Beans - 335 a 37s 6d I

On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, was
held at Hettling-house, as usual, the Anniversary
of the Bath and West of England Society for
the Encouragement of Agriculture, Arts, Maim.
failures, and Commerce. This meeting was at-
tended by the Earl of EGREMONT, the Mar-
quis of BATH, and a great number of the first
and most distinguished Farmers of the nation. The
Duke of BEDFORD was chosen as the new Presi-
dent to succeed hi;.late Noble Brother. Sir RICH.
COLTE HOARE, Bart. and Mo. JoycE, Esq. we;,c
eleacd Vice. Presidents„ Numerous. specimens of
valuable fat'and lean stock were presented for the
premiums of the Society ; and among the former,
Several remarkably fine sheep of the nott ;
'and hogs of the Chinese mixture, which latter fur.
nista evidence of a most remarkable improvement in
that useful species of stock within a few years.past.
Stinky waggons, and other articles in husbandry,
were exhibited.'

On the 13th, at Cleve Dale, the Lady of C.
TINLING, E•q. Captain in the Royal Navy, was
safely delivered of a Son.
Married on Wednesday the istli inst. by the
Rev. Dr. TAYLOR, at Dishley, in Leicestershire,
the Hon. and Rev. HENRY RYDER, Rector of Lut-
terworth, to SOPHIA, second daughter of THOMAS
MARCH PH ILLIPPs, Esq. of Garendon Park.
Yesterday a Constable of the name of Lee, well
known as the street-keeper in Holborn, was tried
at the Adjourned Guildhall Sessions for an assault
and falSe imprisonment of a woman. It appeared
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from the evidence, that Lce and this woman having
once fallen our, the Constable owed her a grudge,
and hearing her speak to a soldier who was pushed
upon her by accident, he advised the soldier to give
him charge of her in Fleet-market, and although he
,repeatedly refused to do so, yet this man (Lee) per-
sisted in taking her to the Compter. The woman
and the soldier appearing next morning before Sir
WILLI Cua,ris at Guildhall, he thought that
Lee's cambia was so shameful, that he ordered him
to be prosecuted at the City's expence, The jury
found him guilty, and the Court sentenced him to
one year's imprisontiient in Newgate, as a warning
for Constables not to go beyond their duty.
.On Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, a
tradesman in the city walking along Hatton-garden,
was hustled by three or four fellows, who knocked
him down, and took from him his watch and purse,
containing about 41. with which the villains got
cleat off.

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