The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-02 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANCrE, MAY 2.

TH Eitt are many fresh samples of \Vheat here
to.day, anal fully equal to the demand; Sales be-
ing dull, the middling and inft'rior qualities are
evidently cheaper ; prime Vintzic 57', per quarter ;
Barley is in good supply, that and MA: needy as
our last ; but fete Beans arriveci, and they are dearer ;
Pease much the same, Pearls at 4.1. i.; 0 its are in
middling supply, an'l rather at better prices ; Flout
inclines downwards ; fine American 2Ss. to 3 ts.
per barrel.

Wheat 28s a 38s a 53s od Tick. I3eaus - 3os a 35s oot
Fine ditto - 545. a 55s 61 Oats - rBs a 2.DS a 23$ od
Rye - - 255 a 28s od Poland ditto • 24s a 25* oct
Barley - - 205 a 25s 6.1 Rape Seed - 4al
Malt - -• 515 a 575 od Fine Flour - 4D, a 44; od
White Pease 355 a 425 od Seconds 355 3 405 od
Beaus - '- 335 a 395 od

The Anniversary Dinner of the Colo Pock brst;.
tution was held on Monday last,. at the iiritish Cof.
fee.house, Cockspur-street. Previous to the dinner,
Dr. PE ARSON read a very interesting Report re-
spefting the progress and present state of the Insti.:
tution to Earl CHOLMOND E LEY, the President, and

the Company. By this Report it appeared, that
With the expenditure of no unre than twelve hun-

dyed pounds, the Institution had effected the inocu,
lation of 60.000 persons, besides those Who might
have been inoculated by matter from the patients,
an incalculable amount. The President . being una_
ble to atte►►d the dinner, on account of Parliamentary

duty, the Chair was taken by the Vice. President,
Lord PETRE. -Soon after the cloth was removed,

Lord PETREL Sir GEORGE. Lr !GIL and Dr. PEAK-

soN, addresses the Company in behalf of the. Insti-
tution, with great success. Dr. PEARsoN in parti-

cular delivered a very eloquent, scientiiic and per_

suasive Speech, in tVliich he descanted with great
ability on the advantages of a discovery so import-
ant, and strongly re.cotr.m!nded zeal and perse-
verance-to the IVlenil)ers, iit order to render it

triumphant over one of the worst discase3 to winc4
human nature is subje,q. This address was receiv-
ed with very great applause, and the day passed off
with festivity, refined by, science, and glowing witli
humanity.
It is said that a certain Female Warbler would n,^•t
suffer her Chfr Arni to sing any :,tiger at the Opera
House, from an apprehension that he would be cap-
tivated by the potent enchantments of Calypso, of
the Soft *fascinations of Li.Virgine del Sole.
Mr. CANNING is accmised of being very anxious
to spread antidotes to the Dodor's doses. The for-
mer, indeed, has always manifested a laudable zeal
to preserve a good Cons!ittion.
The last Gazette notices the failure of a fust;an-
maker ; PL;ets, however, need not he alarm-
ed, as his fustian was not of Parnassian manufac-
tnre.

MANSION.HOUSE.—Yesterday '7.).reph Jae-Asort
was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with
having forged the indorsement to two Bills ; the
one for 'zoo'. and the other for 13001. and uttering
them, knowing them to be forged. These two Bills
were accepted by a very respedable house near the
Royal Exchange, in the names of Larment and Lind-
sey, purported to be indorsed by a Mr. Brown, the
original drawer of these Bills, a Gentleman of, the
first respedability, who appeared before the Lord
Mayor, and gave an account of the Prisoner having
received the two Bills in question for 25031. on the
16th of• March, on purpose to get them discounted,
,and positively swore he had not indorsed them, but
was to meet the Prisoner that evening far that put-.
pose, at a cofFee_house, but sent pins rrt.ct -T..x-
cusing himself till next morning. A
Baker's coffe,e-liouse, told the rizoorr;
Bilis had been negotiated, whit!'
much, as also to hear they were indcit":;ed v4th hi
name, knowing he had not wrote it ; he af-
terwards saw one of the Bills at a barker's, and
again declared it to be a forgery ; nor had he ever
seen the Prisoner till his present appearance. The
Prisoner was apprehended in Ireland, and brought
to town last Sunday, by Mr,rsialder, the City Mar-
shal, who conveyed him to the Poultry Compter.
• The Prisoner denied the evidence, and said, that
since his confinement he had not been able to see his
friends, which he requested his Lordship would per_
wit, and put off the
_examination till a future day,
when he would proVe the indorsement f the uillso
way not forged. Many of the persons concerned
no. Leiog iq-csent, the examination was deft:tied.

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