The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

COF,E OF CORK, JAN. 30.

- Tuts day, the remains of the 92d Regiment, or
Gordon Highlanders, which distinguished itself' (as
Usual) so particularly on the 13t1r of March last, iu
Egypt, arrived here from the Mediterranean,

CORN EXCHANGE.

February 8.

This clay we were fully supplied : Bath), had la
brisk sale at a small advance; many samples ofgobd
Wheat were sold as, and zs. per quartet-cheaper,
and Flour nearly as before. An additional duty is
expeaed on Malt,
Wheat .- -58 s 66s a 775 od
Fine do, - 785 a 'Bos od
Malt '- 44s 48$ a 'sos ad
Fine do, - sis a 52s od
Baley - 37` a 42s 6d
Rye - -38 s a 42s od
White Pease 37s a 41s 6d
Beans 33s a 3os 6d

Old Beans 455 od
Tick "do 32s a 34s 6d
Oats -48 s a 24s od
Poland do. : '2ss a .26s' 6d
Rape Seed 351 a 381 per last
Fine Flour 6os a 6;s per sack
Second do. ss a 6os per do.

Ms MAJESTY on Saturday, accompanied by, the
DUKE of CAMBRIDGE and General MANNERS, rode
on horseback in Windsor Park.

In the evening the QUEEN had a selea party at
the Lodge. . . ,
Yesterday morning THEIR MAJESTIES and the
DuicE of CAMBRIDGE, attended by the Countess of
CARDIGAN and ,Lady C. WiLDEGRAVE, Mr. A•
STANHOVE, General MANNERS and Major Drs-
soßoucti, went to Sr. George's Cathedral, where
they heard an. excellent Sermon, preached by the
Rev. Dr. FISHER, from Sr. Paul's Epistle to the
Collossians, chap. iii-, verse 54.
" And above all these things put on Charity, which is the
bondp,f perfedness.". •

After S,eryice the ROYAL FAMILY returned to
the Lodge. -
) .Ye(sterdly morning between nine and ten o'clock,
reniaiffecif the late Lord MENDIP were interred
in. Westminster Abbey. The hearse was preceded
by twelve men on horseback, and was followed by
twelve mourning coaches and six, and twelve Gen.
tlemen's carriages.

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A Proclamation has been published by Tous-
SAINT at Cape Francois, St. Domingo, on the
zsth of November, for the purpose of securing
tranquillity in the Colony, and preventing such
Conspiracies and Insurreetions as lately broke out.
It requires, among other regulations, that all Citi-
zens of both sexes shall be obliged to carry about
them cards of safety, describing their persons, trade,
&c. These cards to be granted by the Mayor of the
&stria, aid given to none but such as have a trade
or profession well known, or undoubted charader
and sure means of existence. All persons not having
such cards shall,. if Creoles, be sent to the Planta.:
dons, and, if strangers, out of the Colony. Every
Mayor granting a card to an improper person, is to
be severely punished ; and lists of the -Cultivators
of every &stria are to be furnished to the Com-
mander.

The statement of the death of Sir HENRY HAY &s
on his passage to Botany Bay, shortly after he
sailed from Cork, is unfounded. No such event has
taken place ; and his daughter is now in that city,
and never had any intention of embarking with her
father.

W. HOTHAM, Esq. was on Wednesday sworn
into the Office of Lord Mayor of York, for the
.tusuing iycar.

rrheAferage Price of Sugar, computed from the
tPtuitliis".'md' for the week ending the 3d day of
February rBo2, is Forty-one Shillings and Six Pence
ThreeParthings per hundred weight.
Twelve hundred trees ivere blown down, or
so broken as to require to be removed, in the

park and grounds of Lord NEWARK, at Thoresby,
by the storm of the 21st Ult.
During the late storm, there was not a house in
Drogheda that did not sustain some damage : a gar-
den wall, i z feet high, so in length, and two
thick, was blown down in a mass, without a brick
beiog dislodged.