The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-07 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 7.

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Tit 7 1,1 E are but few•fresh arrivals of Wheat to-
day, hut a good supply with last week's samples;
sales at present prices are exceeding heavy, and
cheaper—some little, of very fine quality, at some.
thing more than we quote ; Rtrley is a trifle higher;
Malt has slow sale; Pease and Beahs, of each sort,
but little variation; we have a middling supply of
Oats, and, excepting in best samples, they are
rather. cheaper ; Flour ss, per sack less than last
Monday.
'heat SOS a 943 a 1024 od Beans " . sos a 56s od
Fine ditto - 104$ a ros od Tick Beans 47s a 53$ od
we • 4 • 52$ a 57s od Oats 27$ a 305 a 33$ od
te •-
• 443 a 45$ od 1 , Poland do. - 34$ a 355 bd
alt), .' . 74$ a Ibos od Rape Seed - - 421 a 451
hite-pease 54s a 63$ od Fine Flour -85 s a 005..0d
'Grey claw - 45$ a 49$ od Seconds - - .8o a 85s od

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• The Morning Chronicle tells a long story about
struggle between Mr. PATT and' Mr. ADDING.
'roe, respecting the bestowing a Blue Ribband upon
the Marquis of ABERCORN (fur why so shy of wen.
Honing the name at length P)—lt wall be quite un.
necessary formally to eontradia this ridiculous
tale ,when our Readers rebolleti, which they no doubt
that Mr. PITT and Lord A s ERCORN have been
since the return of the former to Office, at least as
intimately conneaed as they ever were before, and
that scarce a rnt,nth has past, in that period, without
a visit of the Premier to Stanmore Priory.—The
Chronicler is (rite in the right to postpone his cam.
;meets upon " this transaCtion."
, The Most Noble Order of the Gatter is about to
be increased by an introduaion of four new Knights.
At the original Institution in 13;o, the number
'(with the Sovereign), exclusive of the King's Sons,
was limited to twenty-six., Including our own
Princes of the Blood, and the four Foreign,Prinees
who have been honoured with the insignia, it
mounts to thirty.three. But we understand that
Phe Prince of Orange, the Duke of Brunswick, the
rince of Heise Cassel, and the Prince of Saxe Go-
ia) are to be classed in future as Members of the
Prder exclusively (with their Royal Relatives the
King's *Sons), to enable, His MAJESTY to augment
the List Without any material violation of the ori.
kinal Charier. The late Duke of Roxfstraca's in.
bignii not having been given away, the Ktpc6 will
'thus have five Blue Ribbands to'dispese of; three
Of which, .we understand, are already promised to
the Marquis *f Abaßcpitx, the Earl of WINtHEL-
SEA, and the-Earl of Cusstsrept ELD.

The Ainllstiad e frigate arrived at Spithead on
Friday, with a white flak
,at the mizen, having on
board I.ear.Atitniral CAMPIIELV, who was under
the necessity of qnitting his stasion ire the Mcdi.
terranein On account of ill health. lle left Lord
NELSON cruizing off parcefona, on the 4th of Dc.
member, the.whole fleet in high health. They had
taken a sninither of priies; and, atnong'pthers, a
rich vessel froin Ituenos Ayres, laden with .dollars,'
and other valuable articlein,

The Persian Alcbars tnention tiistarbances,Of a
her ions FißtUre to have lately broken Out on the
frontier,' of Lahore, in which tnany lines have Beth
sacrificed.

Hotiutit, by heavy contributions, oh the inhabi.
itanta of Joynagur, and the frontiers of Meatatt,
las roused 'them to aeliVe hostility against him►
The fortress of Rampoora, one of the strongest
in Inclia, (liken in May last by Cal. DUN, is to he
dismantl►ed, should any change. take place in the
theatre of the war.
An affair of honour was to have take., place on
Thursday morning, between two Officers of thc
garrison at Ipswich; tic bOsiness getting wind,
the ,Police Officers :Arrived anti took \them into cos,.
Cody.

The Earl of RoAstif death WRS sbolden, tbit
Sir W. FARQUHAR, Who was sent 'for expreast Was
stopped at Hounslow, by the account of his dis.
*elution.

,Mr. Tnomm, of the CompanyT of Comedians
now at Falmouth, was nit Fricirty fOund drowned in
Falmouth Harbour. He had passed the preceding
evening in company at an inn, which he quitted
about one o'clock in the morning f but how or
Where heiell into the water is not known. In
consequence of this melancholfaceident there Was
no performance on that night at the Theatre..
Mr. TAYLOR Of Covent-Garden Theatre, who
yeas the leading Performer at the late Fete at Frog_intne, has been appointed to a situation In
His Ma-
iesty's House hall.
According to some private Letters from Paris, the
riVerer NAP.O 1.20$ and the Empress josarmiNo
were privately married by the Port. They had be-
fore been united only. by the mere Civil C 01111302
wl~icthe h. "'I eCI in the tune of R;) E &RS and
"Jolt-tory,