The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

CORN EXCHNGE, JUNt 6.

Grain it gencrd comes nlore plentiful to Market,
and to.day.we have Vc'heat in good supply, sales•of
which ate made at less prices than our last, and the
trade dull ; Barr,* and Malt Are, is. lower, as alsq
are Pease and Beans of both s'ort%; we have (Its in
full qtfintity, which inay be gtinted cheaper;
we oberve little variation in Flour, which is
plenty.
\Vhe,tt os a ;Si a 64 ott
Fine d ttu . 6ss a 665 ed
Rye 335 a 365 (:).
Barley - 3a:4 a 3 7 0 ,
M.dt 435 a 4146 :1
White.Pease ips 433 oil
livan4 . 33!:

'Pick Beans - 3Os a 333 otl
Oats ISs it Us it Z 53
ditto 26s a 27s oti
Rapp Seca - 351 a 38s
Fine Flour - sos a 54s od
Soconthlo - .45$ a sos

Intelligence reached Town yestctday, that La
Pense'e French Frigate, of 44 guns, 1133 been taken
on her return from•St, Domingo. She was chatied
by the Minotaur and Thwider‘r, •detached on that,
service from the Fleet•under the command of Ad.
mir;il CoRNWALLIS.

Captain T. HAM I LTON i 8 to be the new Corn.
missioner of Transports in the room of Captain
arwAY, .appointed Commissioner of the Navy at
Gihraltar.,

The Majestic, of 74. guns, at Plymouth, is or.,
dered into commission, and Lord ASO:LILTS BLAU.
CLERK alpointed to command In t

The Livery()6l Merchants are using all diligence
in fitting out priVatecrs to cruize'aitainst theenetny.
Neatly too are at present tinder equipment.
Mr. TALaor, Secretary to Lord Wittrwoßtuf
Dr. MACLAURIN, Physician to the, Embassy, and
family, and Mr. litrot,6N; Chaplain, were released
trim Iln it confineintnt at Cakii, at ten o'clock on
Ftiday morning; tlity almost immtdiately embark..
rd, and arrived at Dov,cr at five o'clock on Friday
evening. Mr. TALuor reached Town on Situtday.
Another Packet also arrived at Dover, having on
hoard nearly one hundred female Pas,engerri. All
the English Ladies are to be liberated, and only
the men are to be considered as prisonersof war,

Admiral ARCHIuALp nc'r long
survived his brother WILLIAM. The former died
in the beginning of last week at his Seat in Suffolk.
The death of the latter we announced -a few day*
ago.
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We. have already armature& the appointment of
Sir James Craig to the cornintind of the troops in
Essex, Suffoac,' and Norfolk. We arc now enabled
to state. the detail of. the other appointtnents and
arrangements in this distrid :—Lieut. Col. Birch is
appointed Assistant Quarter.Master.General, and
Licut. Col, H. GardOn Assistant Adjutant-General,
The troops are to he Prigaded as follows :
Major,General Loftus-6th Dragoons, and 7th
.Dragoon Guards, at Colchester.
Major:General Lord Paget--7th and I 01 Light
Dragoons, at Iprich..
Major. General. Finch Second Battalion of
Guards, at Chelmsford.

Major-General Lord Cavan—rst, id, and 33
Regitnents of Lincolnshire Militia, at Chelmsford,

Major-General Conte-24th, 30th, 53d, and
69th Regiments, at Ipswich.
Major-General Hope 26th, 4.2 d, and 92(1
Regiments, :at Colchester.

Mdjor-Gener:il Lord C. Fitzroy—East anti West
Sulfu and Cambridgeshiie Regimems of Militia,
at Ipswich.

Major-Genital I.tidlow---North and South
coin, and East and West Norfolk Regiments
`Militia, at Colchester.
M.ijnc-Genetal Matnners-Bocka,,, East and Wc't
Essex, and Hettliirdshite Reximents of Militia, ac
Colchester.

Major-General Milner Cheshire, and for a
month, the Shropshire Maids, at Nortvich4
Lord Itroine is appointed to command the East
Suffolk Militiaj, in the room of the late Colonel
'Goa

Two Troops of she sth Dragoon Guniti marched
into BirMingham on Tuesday from Liverpool.
The Dorct Militia have .received orders to pro-
ceed to Lewes Barracks, insteAd of Brighton.

On Saturday the Duke of GtUtDOl.l)9 COAChirrin
getting out of the line of carriages, and attempting
to drive down St. James's.strect, was stopped by
the Horse Guards, but not till the le4 of one of the
Soldier, was broken by the pole running against h.
Tlic reins of the carriage horses were eat, and one
of thd horses much hurt. The Coachman was
secured.

On Thursday• last was married at Storrington,
Sussex, GADACHALL JOHNSON, Esq, of the loth
Light Dragoons, to Miss Ix cv Bt ssn or r youngest
daughter of Colonel HARRY Bissiturv, and grand.
daughter of old Sir CECIL litssnorr, of Parham
P. rC, sus3e74.
Novtlay,—RuvAL Clactrc.---Great attraetion
is announced for this evening. Vide Advertisement
in the front of this Papers

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