The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-16 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE,

.7 une 16.

WE. have but few fresh arrivals of English Wheat;
the Sales are dull, but fine samples of Essex and Kei t
reach good prices ; we see little alteration in ..Bar -
ley and Malt ; Beans are cheaper ; Oats nearly as
before, and inferior sorts go ;
.off low Flour has
.
rather heavy sale, nearly as our last. -,
Wheat s2s a 62s a 72s od Beans -32 s a 35s od
Fine do.• -, 745 a .75s od Tick ditto - 2.85 a 3rs 64
Malt
. - 465 a ~it; a Sts od Oats - • 145. a iSs a 2,25 od
Fine ditto - 525 a 53s .6d Poland do. 235 a 245.0-1
Barley - ' 335 a 345 cd I.:ipe Seed 301. a 341 per last
Rye - - 335 a 355 ocl Fine F lour 5.5 s a 585 per sack
White Pease 36s a 39s od Socond do. sos a 55spei do,

Yesterday. the Principals of the Bakers' Company
waited on the LORD MAYOR, previous to the Court
of Common Council meeting, JesPeding the Assize
of Tread, when his'Lordsliip, with great reluctance,
found himself 'under .the painful necssity, accordi.;ig-
to•the At of Parliament, to raise the Half an
A.,size, or One Penny in the Peck Loaf, to take
vine to, morrow.—The Quartern Loaf,• Wheaten;
will then he advanced to ;old. and .Housel,old-80.
A few days ago a battle was fought on f lampton
Common, -beiween two men, named Wa;kley and
Scratchley. After three or four rounds, VT. received
a blow which deprived him of the .sight of his right
eye. .'Tie combat
_was notwithstandiog- continued ;
and after the most severe lighting
,thqr. ever' «as q
w rocs,ied, 'during the Fee of three 10 ty-
eig!lt minum.s, the palm of victory was
Walk!Qy

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nom the LONDON GAZI,'ITE, lune 15,, 1802.

Whitehall, jrt,:e 15, 1302.

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-The King has been pleased to grant the dignity
of a . Baroness of -the United Kingdom. of Great'
Britain and Ireland, to the Most Han. Mary Mar.
chioness- Downshire, Widow of the Most Hon.
Arthur late
,Marquis of Dot-Olshire, focand during
natural life, by the name, style, a3i.d title of
Lolly Sandys, Baroness of Ombersley, in the County
. of Nt'oreester, and from and immediately after her
decease, the dignity, of a Baron of the said United
kingdom to the Right Honorable Artimr Moyses
William Hill, (commonly called Lord-. Arthur_
MoyseS William Hillj -second son of the .said
Arthur late Marquis of )wnshire by the said
Mary his tvice, and the. heirs male 'of his body
-lawfully begotten, and-in default or such issue to
the Right Honorable Arthur Marcus Cecil' Hill,
(commonly called Lord Arilinr.Marcus Cecil-HMO
third son of the said Arthur, late Marquis of
own.shire, and the heirs male of his. body law.
fully begotten ; and in default of such issue to the
Right -Hon. Arthur Augustus Edwin ;Hill,- (corn_
. monly called. Lord Arthur Augustus Edwin. Hill,)
fourth son- of the said Arthur, late Marquis •of
Downshire, aril the heirs male of his body lawfully
begotten ; and in default of 's,uch issue to the Right
yonorble George Augusta Hill, (commonly called
I,ord George -Augusta HMO fifth son of the said
. „.:
• • Arthur, late Marquis of Downshire, and the heirs
male of his body lawfully begot e
abn ; and in
ur default
of such issue to the Most Honorable Arth Blun.
dell.Sandvs Trumbull Marquis of Downshire, eldest
son of -the 'said Arthur, late Marquis of Down-
shire, and the heirs male of his body lawfully
Irgotten. •

Ortimrue-Offiet, ywa i 4, iSoz.

jt. oral Regiment of Artillery.—Captain-T.ieutenant Alex-
, X. Spearman to be Captain. Vice E. Wood, retired
to the Invalids. Dated iune.3, doz. First Lieutenant
Jame; F. Ogilvie to be Captain-Lieutenant, vi,e Spear-
pun. Dated as above. 'Second Lieutenant John Bettes-
worth to be First Lieutenant, vice Ogilvie. Dated as
above.