The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

CORN EXCII4NGE, M. 28.

SUPPLIrs of all descriptions of Grain are in•great
quantities to-day Wheat is lower than on Friday ;
Barley as usual, abundantly plentiful, and is do,v
Is. 6d. with hialt-I ,White Pease much cheaper;
Beans of both sorts full 2s. lower ; the Oat trade
is brisk, but this article ,goes off at very little
alteration in the prices ; Flour also inclines to. b 6
cheaper.

Wheat 445 a szs a fioi ofiN Tick Beans -26 s a 3os od
Fine ditto - 6:s a 625 oLI ()tti ,- - 135 3 •si a ,95
Barley - 215 a 255 trt Polandtilltd 2OS a Al 3 E.d
Malt - - 40 a 4il. on Rape Seed - - .3ti a 1.11 -
Rye ' - - las a 355 od Fine Flour , .445 aOsod '.
White Pea ;e 385 a 465 od Second do . , 4,5 A 44
Beans . xSz a 3.4 s od

r The Irish Seals have been-putin. comthission, In
consequence of the Right lion. the, LORD Cf;.AN-
CPt.I.oR being unden the necessity of departing
upon business to England. The Commissioners. are -•
Lord Chief Justice KILWARDPN, Laid chid' Baron
AVONMOREi and. Lord Chief Justice NUR's trxr,
The East- Middlesex Regithent of which
was embodied on Friday lait at Etlmanton,- was mus.
tered on Saturday morning at ted o'clock. The whoie
of the men (amounting ito nearly Soo)-whose terms
of service has notexpired, excepting a few who were
absent from indisposition, attended on the occasion ;
and even several men Who had • received reguttr dis.
.charges, stepped forward, with ,x iindabie alacrity,
to enrol themselves once More 'ender the Colours of
their Regiment.
_ _ _

The serious Opera of Meropo was again per.
formed on Saturday night. Mrs. BILLINCTuNi
notwithitanding .the:fatigue she'has undergone since,
,her recovery, gave all her songs with her accustomed
excellence,
.and was received throughout with loud
and' general aßplauv.. Vicitmollt swig, as Ostlalti
,with great 'taste, aod exprosion this Singer's dc-
feet ,is want of Power, which* is the more to‘ he
la'rnetited;. as he possesses sUlDient judgment and
science to prevent him making arw improper ase of
ir. r The Ballet as Berger,- in
Madame PARIsoT does not make her appearance'', a
circumstance that Indies it less interesting than it),
wotAd other Wise ..be: That so elegant a ditnctr as
'PARISOT. should seldom appear, is certainly
great- disappointment to the Public. The boxes •
were hlkd with Beauty and Fashion, and the other
parts of the house were ovetfloWing. -The Dtuchess
of Sr. ALDAN'S was, RR conspicuouslamong
the principal Fashionable Beauties.'
The PRINCE Of Wm.t.a., Dux!' and PuTett sits'
of YORK, and the French Ambassador, were at the.
Opera on Saturday night.
Ott is not yet determined whether Icera a 1., it is tO
.perform this season at Drury-Lane Titat re. Over-
tures have been made, hut, like our p'tesent
tion with France, negotiations are still pending,.
Mrs: Stooorts's eldest daughtir; a- young Lody-
of high accomplishments, and nie most amiable
.character, is at present so ilt as to' afford airmail
hopes of her recovery; Mrs. SIDDoNs 'has been
sent for on this alarming occasion, and her arrival
in town- is hourly expeOed. ,
The Coursing Match 'between Colonel THOR.
TON and Mr.; DURAND, which was to have been
decided on Friday at Carshalton, in Surrey, attraet.'
ed the attendance-plans the Amateurs of the spoirs
of the held. Colonel Titolovrotv's dog was Mqiar,'
of the Savu4till blood, and iyir.•Poß AND was to•
have started against him a celebrated hitch of his
own breed; but unfortunately, the bitch halving
broke her leg, Mr. DruitAiqo Paid forfeit. There
were, however, several very severe runs. The
first hate was a bored hare, turned out before illitifdr
and Lady, both. belonging to the Colonel, which
was killed iii A quarter of a, mile but the second
run was so severe, that the .dogs' were extremely
distressed.

On Saturday oe'nnight there wag a female child,
of.ahout.a mmth old, carefully wrapped Up, left at
the Countess,de,Baurit's door, in Old Burlington,
a street, with note pinned to its breast, addressed- to
the Countess, stating, that the child% name wa,
g, Carafirre!" and that it was a month old. 114
name was written with red ink.

On Saturday Stetken Stilwell, late a Vinualler
at LI-vial-tree Jolly Gardeners, at Mortlake, was
executed on a gailowa (traded at the top of The
Surrey county Gaol, in Horsemonger.lane, Ncl* •
Ington, pursuant to his sentence. At nine o'clock
he came on the, sc,firoid,, preceded
,by the Ututer
'Sheriff and the Gaoler. As
,sonn as lie coat: and
saw the fatal beam, he fell down on his kiiets in a
'state of the utmost agony.. The executioner int.
me;liately proceeded to do lib duty, in affixing the
salter round' his twck. qa being addressed by
Mr. Wt tic;glivoarit, the Chaplain, he seemed to re.
some his fortitude, and prayed in,st fervently lot
near a quarter of an !kit. At the dtparture of the
Ciergyrnari, the, cap was pulled over eyes, w4ert
he k ryl
rvently exclaimed, " .Lord the tcilui to ttwi
a sinner ;" which he continued releatitig till the -
fall of the drop put an end to hi“xi,tence. Ida
had_previonsly taken the Sacrament in the Chapel,
anti conduetrd himself in thein.)3E penitent tnartner
,130,31 Wei acktiotvledgirig, the trim! fox whirl=
suffered, and. hoping his death wtatAhlbea warnip;
to others not to gi'Ve way to their passions,—Ha
was a decent-looking man, about thirty.four yedtt
of age, dressed in. blac,k.--Attcr Itifiging the usual
time, his body was cut tiowo, and dclivercd to the
SurgOons for dissedion.

ORK ASSIZES,

;TILE IczNG v. DOSSoN•

The Prisoner stood • indided. on the Aft 'of z
creo.,ll.
.for attempting, to sbduce Artificers out of
the _Kingdom:,
Last Poniefrafi Sessions, the Prisoner was tried
upon an indiftment on the same Aft, for•takirig
nildels or plans of the manuladuring machinery of
this Country, for the purpose of introducing:them
into a Foreign country, upon which indifintenr he
. was found guilty, and sentenced to one year's
prisontrient, and to 'pay a fine of two hundred pounds
to the King.,
Mr.'BUCK, on behalf of the -Prosocution, stated
tbt. Prisoner to be an Englishrtin by birth, but went.
to France at an early age ; that he afterwards' esra-
Wished a mantifadiCry in-the c.aSi.irotibtasiness; that
at the conclursion of Peace :he returned to this Country,
and weia into Lancaster, an&came into this County,
ta get models of our machinery, •forr -Which helaid,
been indiaed, and was now justly enduring-the pu.
rthhment of the law ; and he was now upon his trial
for endeavouring to seduce our artificers. Mr.
BUCK said, he believed the pr;soner at the•bar to
have been sent over by the French Government .; but
he wondered that a Government ; that had manu.
faftured so many constitutions both for themselves.
and other people, should. not be able to invent a
spinning.machme,;, but he was sure they would be
'little capable of rivalling ias•in the invention of
constitutions, as they had been in rivalling usin our
machinery ; BUCK then
rib Archer, Son-in-14W of John Archer, who
said, that the Prisoner came from Dieppe, in Nor-
mandy, to this Country ; that 'about : the zr.th of
February, r Boz, he told the Prisoner, that his mo_
ther had told him his father was going with him
(the Prisoner) to live in France ; that he asked the
'Prisimer..the particulars of their agreement ; the Pri.
Boner replied, you shall know that beteafter ; that
the Prisoner said, he had a plot of ground, in France
on which he Meant to erect a' Mill, &c. ;.he said the
building and stock would cost at-leaskpool. and
that he could raise that sum without tif st a nce ;
upon asking Prisoner if he meant to kve.any Eng.
lisp workmen he said no :he could have had regi. '
ment of them at and London,•but he would
nor, and gOt out of the way ; that the Prisoner said,
the objeft of his coming into Yorkshire to get
plans and models, and tar. take his father with him;
that he was going to M:nichester; and had letters of
recommendation there," and that he meant to see
their machinery.
Upon being cross examined by Mr. LAMB for the
Prisoner, he confessedthat he had'hadls quartet with
jtis mother,-and was art upon good terms with' her.''
' Other witnes.ses were called to support the prose.

. .. .
lu4efence, Witnesses were culled to shew the
hisoner had, advised int+:ltkinics against going, to
Exance. .. .
• The Jury found the Priesoper.—=Guilty. Sentence
cur; 4 year's. imprisnitment, and .'a fine 61 sPol: