The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-16 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, jimy 4.

Thts morning Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCESS AUGUSTA and the PRINCESS C}IAR.
LOTTE of WALES bathed.

The KING and PRINCESS SOPHIA, on horseback,
rode over the beach as far as Binconabe Downs,
The QUEEN and PRINCESSES, the PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE Of WALES, Ladies CATEicAkT and
CRANLEY, rode in their carriages to Chickerel,
where they got out and walked a considerable time,
in conversation with several of the principal inha-
bitants. •

Admiral DIGBY and Suite arrived here las
night ; and also the Countess of MANSFIELD, ac.
companied by Colonel GR EVI LL E.

CORN EXCHANGE,

ly z 6.

Tars day we had very few fresh arrivals, and
being short of buyers, little business was done, and
sales dull: best samples of Essex and Kent Wheat
scarcely reached our last prices; Barley and Malt
have more ready sale ; Pease and Beans continue at
their late small advance ; Oats still'ake plenty, and
with little variation ; Flour continues 'at its former
prices.

Wheat sos a 6os a 7ts od
Fine do. -72 s a 745 od
Malt . 465 a 48s a sis oft
1- ►ne ditto 52s a 535 6d
Barley . 27-s a 34s od
Rye . 32s a 36s ad
White Pease 365 a 39$ ad

Beans -32 s a 3ss od
Tick ditto -28 s a 31s 6d
Oats -14 s a 18s a 2,2 s d
Poland do. 23s a 24s 6d
Rape Seed 321 a 3sl per last
Fine Flour cos a s3s per sack
Second do. 4ss a cos per do.

Not less than twenty persons received very severe
wounds yesterday' at the Hustings at Covent Garden,
and several were fradured in a most shocking man.
ner. Among the sufferers were several women and
boys, who were busy in carrying off the scattered
fragments.. One min of the name of Thomas IV._
kits, was carried to the Middlesex Hospital, and
so much injured was he, that the faculty give but
indifferent Popes of his recovery. Another person
had his arms lacerated in a very shocking manner.
It was reported in the course of the day, that several
persons had adually been killed, but after making a
good deal of inquiry on the subjea, we are happy in
being able to state that it is unfounded.

Two men, taken into custody on Wednesday
afternoon, for being particularly alive in the riot
near the Star and Garter at Kew Bridge, and as_
saulting the constables in the execution of their
duty, were yesterday brought before Sir R. FO
at Bow street, for examination ; and the charge
being proved, they were ordered to find bail for
their appearance to answer it at the Sessions.

On Wednesday the 23d ult. the lands of Clay_
hills, in the neighbourhood of Aberdeen, consisting
of about 79 acres, were sold by public roup for the
sum of 70701.

Departed this life, in a deep decline, at King's_
Down, near Bristol, on Sunday the r tth of July,
the accomplished and beautiful Miss TEMPLE,
daughter of Lieut.-Colonel TEMPLE ; a young Lady
whose transcendant merits will be long remembered
by her surviving friends ; and the rising splendour of
whose talents, could only have been excelled by the
generous sensibilities of one of the noblest of hearts.
Of the elegance and delicacy of her taste, the bril-
liance of her imagination, and the interesting
graces of her wit, and sentiment, no higher
proofs can be displayed, than the fine designs that
adorn the windows of Messrs. Akerman and Fores,
and the enchanting pathos of her musical composi-
tions, which are in the first style of genius, and
speak a language the heart well understands.
Yesterday morning, at an early hour, a man who
had taken lodgings the night before at a public
house in Darkhouse.lane, Billingsgate, fell from a
three pair of stairs window, and was killed on
the spot. It is supposed he arose in his sleep.
The Flora, Artis, of Yarmouth, with wheat
from Dantzic, has put into Copenhagen Roads
rather leaky,