The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-14 00:00:00

EXETER, JULY 10.

THE' Eleaion of two Representatives for this
City in Parliament finished yesterday. At the
close of the Poll the nu►nbers were,

For Mr. BULLER 786
Sir C. BAMPFYLDE 637
Mr. GRANGER 414
consequently the two former were returned. This
has been one of the most extraordinary contests
which this City has ever witnessed. Mr. BULLER
and Mr. GRANGER were brought forward on the
requisition of a very large and respedable number
of the inhabitants, in opposition to their old Mem-
ber, Sir C. W. BAMPFYLDE, but on the fixed pr;7l,
triple, that the Eledionshould be concluded withodt
any kind of expence. To' combat the strength of
so formidable a body of the inhabitants, Sir
CHARLES was under the necessity of bringing the
non-resident Voters from London and other parts
of the Country. tnetr, I.,mdsome cuLcrrain_
ment ; so that while the Eledion was concluded
without cost of any kind to Mr. BULLER and Mr.
GRANGER, it became extremely expensive to the
Baronet. By these means, however, he was en.
abled to carry his point. Mr. BULLER was univer-
sally "the favourite Candidate, and many friends of
both the other parties threw their second votes on
him, thereby securing his Election, so that the'
contest should remain between Sir C. BA.MPFYLDE
and Mr. GRANGER. The former proved vidorious,
and to the latter it is highly honourable, that he was
so warmly supported by so large and respedable a
body of his Fellow-Citize3s, free of any cost what-
ever, whilst on the other hand no exertion or ex-
pence were wanting to oppose him.

CORN EXCHANGE,

July 14..

THE Market this day has very few fresh arri-
vals ; the sale of Wheat is rather dull; Barley
and Malts have a ready sale, and reach good prices ;
Pease and Beans have a quick sale, and are a trifle
dearer ; Rye but little comes ; of Oats there is a
good supply, and goes off briskly. Flour remains
with little alteration.

Wheat sos a 6os a 7ts od Beans - 335 a 355 6d
Fine do. - 725 a 73s od Tick ditto • 28s a 325 od
Malt - 465 a 485 asis od Oats - 145 a 18s a zzs od
Fine ditto - 525 a 53s 6;i Poland do. 23s a 245 6d
Barley -28 s a 34s od Rape Seed 321 a 351 per last
Rye - 335 a 365 od Fine Flour 50:4 a 535 per sack
White Pease 375 a 4os od Second do. 455 a sos per do.

Yesterday the Purser of the East India Compa-
ny's Ship the Sir Stephen Lushington, Capt.GEoRGE
Goocx, arrived at the India House, with his Dis-
patches from the Right Hon. the GOVERNOK in
Council, at Fort St. George. The Marquis WEL-
LESLEY had not returned to Calcutta from Lucknow
the beginning of March. GEORGE BARLOW, Esq.
is his-Lordship's Representative at the Presidency.

New_York Papers up to the zoth of June, are
come to hand.

A Vessel which arrived at New-London on the
16th, in ten days from Cape Francois, stated, that
the French Troops in St. Domingo were very
sickly, and dying fast. General Toussmicr, at
his conference with LE CLERC, entered into no
compromise. Several skirmishes had taken place
since the former was at the Cape. Troops were
daily expeEted from France. General HARDIE,
second in command, died at the Cape on the ad of
June. General LE CLERC, it is reported, is gone
to Tortuda, a small Island within a few leagues of
Cape Francois, for the benefit of his health.
The squadron which arrived at Portsmouth on Sa-
turday from Jamaica were only z 6 days on their pas-
sage home, which is the quickest passage ever
made by a squadron of ships. The Zealous, Capt.
LINZEE has not lost a man since she sailed from
England. The Warrior, Captain TYLER, the
Commodore, since she sailed hence, has been to
the Baltic, Cadiz, Gibraltar, and Jamaica, where
she was several months ; during this circuitous voy-
age she has lost only six men by sickness.
Monday night, as a Gentleman and Lady were
going to Walworth, they were robbed near the
Elephant and Castle, of cash to the amount of tsl.

NArrAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULT 12.

SAILED the Hibb,-;rt,Cantilla,Queen, and Mattbevi
and Thomas Transports, with the zgth Regiment
of Foot on board, for Halifax ; also the /rngseft
Sloop of War, on a Cruize in the Channel, after
Smugglers.