The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

CORN EUXIIANGE, MAy 16.

THE importation of Crain in general to-day is
not great, having many buyers, high prices were
asked eariy in the day for Wheat ; antes in general
were made at an advance of ss, and 3s. per quartet;
tartcy goes off it;. Maher, with .1.431 t , en-e
and Beans fe►ch better prices ; 04t4-
quanity, and went oft- very briskly, and so, Ods
dearer in best quality ; Flour has also ready

%V)10.1t Stie A ids a I,IN 011
I,inc ditto 172$ a 64 oft
Ryc 33$ a via 0:1
BarieY 20 A -,47h Ad I
AlAit . 40S
White PC25111 37s A 44 od
Beans Cri

'l't 'k BeArts • • 211.4 * 311 car
o.as .• ibi a Jo 2i, 221
Poland ditto 2.3 i, 4) 63
Itapc, Sect r. 34 aSS
- 43, a 47) :al
Sc4,;oaultio 43, a 43%

A Letter from an Officer belonging to the
civil Army lately serving in Egypt, dared Malta,
March 28t1t, says, 4,We arrived here last night,
from Alexandria, after a passage of sixteen days.
Our departure was delayed, I believe, prircipally,
by .certain arrangements which G:neral STUA'R-r
had been making with 'the Turks
,and the
melukes.. The Genetal's Aid-du-Camp went to
Cairo, in order to settle fir alt the Ordnance,
and returned without bringing the business to as
conclosion. The Turks were required to give the
of 100,0uol. which was One-hall 10;9 than the
real value of it. I;elure we sailed, however, two
Turkish Officers came to Alexandria, and agreed to
purchase the ordnance. In the middle of Fel-ruary,
the General went to the camp of the Mameltikm,
about fifteen miles bcyund Df..nanbour, where lie
found them in the most winched condition that
can be imagined, They- were in waor uf money,
tents, and almost every other oecessary flesidcs
this, the mlst violent dissentions existed bet,Veen
their Beys, of whom theve were three at the time.
in the Camp, who would not speak to •each
But the General reconciled..prid made them gond
friends, before he Jelt the. place. One of thee,
Mmiommsto At/rtir ihsr, expressed a strong
wish to go rte zogland; -ansl „fur that ptirpirst he
(None to AlCRandriik A few clays after. :50?-v•nuipanicni.
by twelve Marnelukes; he embarked on board a
Ragusan vessel, and is arrived here with the deer.
It is said • Ire means to Illicit the protection of Hia
BRITANNIC MAJRAT. K. is the richest of all the
Beys, but not the Shei,l of chief
" Another tinculty sr.ilt. remained to be settlea
before we took our &pat tore, was diseovered
that the Turks had a lung' list of 'unfortunate in,
habitants at Alerontiria, who were to tall vi;3irres
to their rapacity and revenge. General Sruitkr,
horever, before he sa letl, cantered into sume'
lations with the racha, for the purpose of btu ring
the safety of the inhabitants.!'

In' Kenrivtou Gardew yesterday a very disgrue«
ful scene was exhibited. .I'Wo unprotetted Ladies,
of ntodet appearance, being rudely treated by a
crowd of persons, who surrounded, them, some Gen.
tiemen interposed in the Inuit becoming and credit.
able manner, and took them actiier their immediate
protedion,. The mob, however, pet,isreil instonny.
ing them; ien Consequence: of which, a smarre,,fiTa:
took place, and extunpLiry chastisernent WOS
ed upon several of the rud and unmanly algretisors.
The average price of Brown of rsl,oecvado
Sugar, coutputeJ iron the returns made for
week ending ;he Itth day. of Mly 0333, i 5
i,,, roue ftiat Prnce Tbree Fart, ivr iet
bunared weight,