The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-12 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 12.

FRESH arrivals of Wheat fur this day's Market are
not numerous : prime s':iruples have a ready sale at an
advance of is. per quarter; there but little
Barley, and the Trade nut being verY brisk
it has small fluctuation ; M;ilr, likewise Pease and
Beans have better sale ; not having many cargoes
of Oats come in, they arz noted is. dearer ; Flour
in plenty. .

Wheat 27s a 4os a 54s 'od Tick Beans - 25'S a 32s od
Fine ditto - 555. a 57$ ,d; Oats - 18; a 2.16 a 23s od.
Rye
-
- - . 2,Ss .a,32s od Pola!nd ditto 2.4 s a a6s od
Barley - - ISs a 23s fid -Rape Seed .- - 61 a 394
Malt , - - 483 a 55s od Fine Flour
.-
.4os a 4s od
White Pease 35s a 42$ qd 'Seconds
Beaus - - -30 s a 365 6,,t

. .
The title of Mr. CUMBERLAND'S new Comedy,
which is soon to he forth-coming at Drury lane
Theatre, is to be The Sailor's Daughter. • For the
sake of the dramatic Veteran, who wrote: it, as
well as the Theatre, we' hope The Sado Daughter
will be as succesful and as; popular The S'oldier's
Daughter; which has.beeß, almost, as procludive as
Pizarro.
The new Farce,: which is to be immediately
brought forward at Drurx-larie Theatre, under the
name of The ,Counterfeit,, is the production of Mr.
FRANKLINt a Gentleman to whose dramatic talents
the Public have before been indebted. •,

Mr. PYE'S Comedyis in train for representation,
at. Drury-lane Theatre.. The admirers of Poetry
must he curious to see a.produftion so very different
from the former works .of the loyal and learned
Author.

Quiox is making a.thqattical tour in Kent; he
P•
laved at Canterbury on Friday, and i 3 to perform
at Faversharn io.rnorrow.,

Thursday afternoon, about three o'clock, a gen,
teel dressed woman pa .sing by the Panoteep, Oxford.
street, suddenly dropped down to a fit. Sl.c was
taken to a public.home, the corner of Poland- strc't ;
and notwithstanding medical asisrance was i s
Iv procured; and every method taken to restore her,
she almost instantly expired. She proves to be,th-.
wife of Mr. Caporn, whip maker, High.streer, Sr.

.From the LONDON GAZETTE, March to, 1804,

Coamittion ir. the West Kent Militia, -rived by the Lord Lieu-
tenant.

ioseph fohn West, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb.
24. 104. Willianpßamsden, Gent. to be ditto; Dated
as above.

Coot:nix:ion ht the Carnarvonshire Militia, signed 15, the Lard
Lieutenant.

Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Edwards to be Colonel. Dated
Feb. 23,
.1804.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant rt the County of Kent.
To be Deputy-Lieutenants—The Right Hon. Charles Long.
The Right Hon. Lord Mahon. George Smith, Esq. J.
M. Fedor. Esq. William Pemell, Esq. ,

Conmitrions in the East York Militia, Aped by the'Laid Lieu-

lenadt.

Sir Charles Hotham, Bart. to be Colone), vice H. Maister,
cosigned. Dated May lb, 1803. Arthur Maister, Esq.-to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Edmund Gartorth, Esq. resign.'
ed. Dated as above.. Thomas Clubley, Esq. to be Ma-
jor. Dated lulv tB, 18e3.
'To be Captains—Wanton P. Berry, Esq. Dated March
1893. Benjamin Blaydes, Esq. Dated March 2, -1803.,
Rienard Legard, Esq. Dated lune 7,. 1803. William C.
"Mabbott, Esq. Dated [illy t 3, 1803. Robert Jennings,
Esq. Dated August tg,
To be Lieutenants—William Milner, Gent. Dated March
1, 1803. Frederick W. Woodtneston,,Gent. Dated May
16, 1803.• Paul Seymour, Gent. Dated tune 23. 1S03:
N. Edward Edgworth, Gent. Dated August 5, 1303.
lames Dougan, Gent. Dated Dec. 15, tgo3.
To be Ensigns—George R. Thompson, Gent. Dated May
27, tea 3. John Green, Cent. Dated July-30, 1503. john
Dougan, Gent. Dated Dec. 12, :803.
To be Quarter-Master-10bn Westerby; Gent. Dated July
25,1803.

Commit:ions in the Worcestershire Militia, signed ,by the Lord

Lieutenant.

!ohn Cox, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March, r, 1804. john
Christopher ilarrison,Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Heary Eeavis, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March a, ISO 4.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

April IS. I. Skill, of the Strand, oilman, at/en, at Guild:-

April i 6. W. Johnson, of Vauxhall, coal merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
April 24. Price, of Finsbury-square, merchant, at ten
at Guildhall.