The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-05 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE,

March 5.

Tuts day we had a tolerable supply in general:
Wheat had a brisk sale—some fine samples went off
is. dearer. Barley is cheaper, as is Malt. Good
o.itc, but little fhzetuation ; inferior sores cheaper;
Wheat - 6os yes a Sos ad Beans - 3at a 335 6tl
Fine do. - Is is a Fes od Tick ditto . 27,s a, 315 od
Malt • 445 455 a sos od Oats - ? . ri.s a zts od
Fine do. ' - sis a szs od rPoland do. • . 22r. a 23s Ott
Barley .: - ZIAS a 445 od 1 Rape Seed p 1 a 351 per last
Rye - - -38 s a 425 bd 1 fine Flour ;55 a 6os per sack
White Pease 375 a 4rs od 1 Second do. sos a 5.5 s per 40.

THE THEATRE.—The Beggars' Opera, - which
hA long been a popular favourite, is become • till
more so, now it is supported by the great vocal
powers of Mrs. BILL INGTON. A very numerous
audience attended the representation of this Opera
last night at Drury-Lane Theatre. She gave the
Airs in the charaCter of Polly with her usual ex-
cellence. Her " Cease your fanning," was delici-
ously sung, and was encortd, and she supported the
charader tolerably well, considering that her' chief
parsuit'has•been music. KELLY'S merit in Mac-
-IPath is well known. Miss DE CAMP'S Lucy is a
i6Od portrait Of vulgar spirit. &JETT indulged the
gßileites With many strokes of manual tumour in
Fileh,-and rendered the charaaer conspicuous in the
plea. There was nothing entitled to notice-in the
rest of the Performance.

A new Comedy is soon expeaed from Mr. Cot_
MAN. Those friends whO report progress, affirm
that it will certainly produce good aSs.
•In the Court of King's Bench yesterday, all the
Common Jury Causes were finished ; nothing ma-
terial occurred—five Special Jury Causes are ap-
pointed for to-day, and seven for to-morrow.
On Monday last, the Ist inst, died at Strawbei.
near Columpton, Devonshire, the Right
Honourable CHARLES HERVET, Earl of MOUNT.
RATH, in the 78th year of his age.

There is reason to hope that the Bank has at length
been able to trace out the neat of felons who have
been so busy of late in the forgery of their notes.
The nest was formed at Bilsdow, between Binning-
ham and Wolverhampton, where several
_persons
have been taken up. Two men belonging to the
Shrewsbury Mail were apprehended at the same time,
as in the guard boot of the carriage was found a
parcel concealed, containing forged notes.
Monday night as the boat's crew of the Argeha,
of 44 guns, Hon. Captain HERBERT, were return.
ing to the boat at the Barbican Pier Stairs, Ply-
mouth, some words ensued with several Portuguese
Sailors, when a battle commenced. During the con-
flirt,-one, of the Portuguese Sailors slily drew his
kpge, and stabbed one of the Amelia'; men in the
torn andfside so desperately, that he bled profusely.
During the confusion occasioned by this cruel and
Unmanly .condita, the Portuguese got clear off, and
secreted themselves for the night. The wounded
sailor of the Amelia had his wounds dressed ; but is
at present in great danger. Fortunately this morn-
, ing, the Police Officers discovered the Portuguese
ailors, and lodged them in the Town Gaol, till it is
seen, whether the Amelia's seaman recovers or not.

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