The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-09 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 9.

TH E supplies of Wheat; at hand exceed the de-
mand, fine samples scarcely keep their price, and
other sorts are difficult of sale and at less ; pritnc
Dantzic 575.; Rye something cheaper ; Barley,
Malt, Pease, and Beans, have little variation ;
Oats are in middling' supply, with some car-
goes of Foreign, and they are not lower ; fine
American Flour 235. to 31s. per batiel of i cwt.
3 .quarters.

Wheat 2-gs a 4os a 52s od I Tick Beans -27 s a 34s 'oil
Fine ditto -53 s a 545 6d 1 Oats - rgs a zo, a 23s cd
Rye - - .. 24$ a 27s od 1 Poland ditto 24$ a 25$ C. 4
Barley. - ' - 2os a 25:: ed Rape Seed - - 371 a 4;":.
Melt - - - ST, a 5,7.:A '.7.11 rule Four - 39,i; h. 43, ca
Vihite Pease 35$ a 42s od Seconds , 34$ a 39$ ,-.4
Beaus - - ps 0 395 od

A famous brigand, called Saint Rochetto, has late.
ly been arrested in Piedmont. He has been the
Chief and creator of sixteen bands of barbets or rob-
bets in the Alps, of whom 306 have already been
executed.. He never had any fixed house, but he
knew perfeCtly well the Alps, and all retreats in
these mountains, arid wherever he went, he bad the
talents to forts new bands, and to inspire'his fol-
lowers with the most violent hatred against the
French, of whom he acknowledges to have killed,
with his own hands, upwards of one hundred and
twenty,'and that his comrades, .duritig the last war,
have, by ambuscades which he had prepared, des
stroyed upwards of tsoo Republicans; The ;ea.:
lousy of one of his mistresses delivered him uo at
St. Benigno. Memorials concerning" many~ Of.: his
transaftions were found upon him; ant
different Priests and Friars for 2,560,000 !ivies,
which he has given to churches and„convents, to
have masses and prayers said, for obtaining the as-
sistance of the Virgin Mary in his undertaking.He had besides upon him a list of thirty persons;
whom 'he intended to dispatch this year ar• soon in
. possible, .among whom were two BoNsil'iaTssj,
Vice-President MELZr, Generals MtNOU, MuRAT,
ST. Cfit? &c. On his way to Turin, he knocked
out the briqins of a genr-d'arities with his hand-cufn,
and bit thenose, of another, Who attempted to tie
his hands.on his back. He is a very strong man,
and his body.is covered over with hair, like that of
a goat.
On Tuesday as an itinerant show..man was exhi•
biting a hear near the public-house, at Withington's
- Marshinear Hereford, the anirnal,.by some culpable
negligence, got loose, and was not secured till lit
had exhibited his antics for, a distance of nearly
two miles along the country, eading towards Here-
ford ; in his passage he bestowed his friendly hug;
upon several people who were unfortunate enough co
encounter him, and some were severely hurt by
his caresser; but after a stout resistance against
fourteen men, who had succeeded in driving him
into a corner, he was taken without doing for,her
damage.

A most extraordinary circumstance' at present en..
gages the public artentiori in Cardiff and its vicinity,
which will also, we presume, attract the notice of
the medical speculatist : .4 young woman recently
died in child-bed at Cailuxtone, near Cardiff, 'soon
after deli very, and the infant pining for that nourish.
ment which Nature designed for i:, the mother of
the deceased, upwards of 70
.years of age, put the
child to her own breast, !rum which it soon drew
milk, and a c(ipi mus supply speedily following, she
now continues buckling the infani, to the admiration
and astonishment of the whole neighbourhood.

Oti Thursday last was run fur on Brugh Marsh,
in the County of Cumberland, an elegant Silver
Cup, of excellent workmanship, which weighs six
pound, and holds a gallon, the gilt of V vaunt
Lo ER, by horses bred upon the Barny, It
was wvn by Mr, M. LiuD3vres chesnut mare.

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY j.

THE RING 'V. ADKAHAM ERCAS.

The Delvidaia, who was conv:cie.i of libelling a
Mrs. Motitt:fi in, to whose daughter he is married,
was this day brought up to receive judgment. It
clearly appeared that this calumniated Cody is a very
resreftable character. Judge GROSR expatiated on
the many circumstances of aggravation relating to
the Defendant's cnndud, and after.a very impressive
reprimand, pronounced the sentence of the Court—
Six months imprisonment, and to find bail for his
good behav;out to the amount of 25-pl. each by two
sureties, besides the Defendant's own recognizance
for fool.