The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-26 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 26,

OWING to contrary winds, we are still with.
out fresh samples of Corn in general, and but
little doing to.day ; Wheat, with most other ar.
tides, incline upwards ; Beans and Pease very
moderate ; Oats being in request, the sales are
afFeaed at an advance of ts. and zs. per quarter ;
Flour as before.

Wheat 47S ass a 6os ad Tick Beans - als, a ass all
Fine ditto . bIS A 62s 6d Oats .. -16 s I 193 23s
Barley - sds a 28i 6,1 Poland nitto 2.4 s a 351;44
Ault . . os is 47$ od [(Ape Seed - - 311 a 341
Rye . . 35$ a 38$ od Fine Flout - 45$ a sos od
White Pease 33a a 39$ od Seconddo. - ,dos a 4i6
Deans 4 33$ a 376 ad

The voice of BILLINGTON the other evening
was more enchanting than ever, and the decorations
of her dress quite attraaive ; nothing mid equal
the dazzling cited of the steel ornaments, which
had a most brilliant appearance, and those truly
ingenious Artists, Mebsrs. Shirrss and Sou, of Bir..
minghami stand unrivalled for their peculiar mode
of giving to steel uncommon lustre, and rendering
it in all its branches deserving the judicious taste of
the fashionable world,

LAW REPOIIt

tjt..:4lT OF KlN(i's 13ENCII, IAII. 25.
OLD WARRANTS OF ATTORNEY.

Mk. iviAbit.tY moved for leaVe to enter up judg-
ruent.OA. on old Warrant of Attorney: The affida_
vit stated that the Party was alive On Thursday
Last.

Mr„ justiee.GaosE---" You must stay until yOu
Nava an affidavit of the Party being alive within
the term. The very. same thing that this motion
seeks was refused last 'Perin_ to Mr. Hot-ROI-I) it
is a pity that Gentlemenatthe Bar will persist in
making motions which have already been refused."

ROBERTSON FitgNcir.
Mr. ERSKI,NE moved for a Rule to spew' Cause
why the nonsuit in this' cause should not be set
aside, and a new trial awarded. It was an afflon
tried a few days ago before his Lordship and a Spe.
cial Jury in Guildhall, upon a policy of insurance
for time, six months, uport a ship and goods on a
voyage from the Cape of Good Hope to the Coast
of Afriesi from. thence`to South'4merica and back
again. 1011 the Cape, and upon which The Plaintiff
was nonsuited. The case is important, as it involves
a question upon the consttudion of a policy of in.
sum*, and it was therefore agreed that Cause
ihadrhe shewn against the Rule on Saturday next,
ttrwhiell time we shall endeavour to give some ac-
coilik!of it. .

CtYTHBERT v. wrtuY.

Mr. GAR sow 11101 ed for a Rule CO skew CUM
why the Warrant of !Attorney given by the De.
fendant to the Plaintiff in this Cause should not be
delivered up to be cancelled, why the E;:ecation
issued should not be set aside, and• why the money
levied upon it, and now in the hands of .the Sheriff,
may not he delivered over to,the Defendatlicupon
the ground stated in an Affidavit, that the-War-
rant or Attorney Was unfairly obtained,, and op.
pressively enforced contrary to good faith, &c. to
support of this application, the Affidavits stated a
number of fans which would bear heavily on, the
character of the Plaintiff if he could not answer
them, and which we shall therefore defer the state-
ment of, until the season shall arrive tin his shew-
ink cause against Vie Rulti which was granted to
.shew Cause.