The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-20 00:00:00

CORN EX','WANCE, JULY 20.

Ws have not much fresh Wheat here to-d3v,
and rather better pike is made for prime samples ;
so little Batley or Malt coming of late they are
both dearer, anti rising articles ; Beans And Pease
at little ditFerence ; there is a tolerable quantity of
Oats, and that of good quality, is noted dealer ;
and fine American lqour has better sale.

When 38S- A Os a 6;s od
Fine ditto • 66s a 68s od
Batley . a.?.s a 3:0 od
Malt -66 s a 'is ad
Lye- - -27 i a 3os ol
ite Peaie • 435. a 49s od
Bemis • -36 s :1 444 od

Tick Beans - 3ts a las cd
OAS 22s a 25; it Z7S od
Poland ditto 28s a 29s oil
Rape Secd . 371 a 401.
Fine Flour - 456 a Sc, oil
Seconds - a 45s cd

E TIITATR E.—The new Musical Entertain..
ment of " Foul Deeds will rise,"-wal rope,►red last
night at the Haymatker Theatre, and, owing to
some judicious retrenchments, with better 5t...c?.,5.
We cannot, however, give a more favourable te,ti-
mony of its dramatic merits.—lt is certainly too
gloomy in some parts, and too trifling in others.—
The music, however, appeared to better advantage.
—The melodies, we understand, were composed by
the Author of the Piece, and completed for the •

Orchestra by Mt. S.fART, jun.—With better vocal
Performers this new drama would, nodoubt, have been
rather more successful. The ACtors in general ex.
ert themselves with effett, There was .very little
opposition last, night, and the Piece is likely to pass
muster among the tbual hasty productions of the
summer season. The new Entertainment was pre.
ceded by The Good-natured Alau, which was alruge.
then tolerably well supported, but particularly by
MATHEWSt in Croaler ; PAIMEk, in Loh, and
11Arrox, in nne of the Bailift. We ate glad this
Piece is restored to the Stage, though not in the
form in which it came from the ingenious Author.

MUNDIN has been very successful in his. northern
tour. If he is Hot 50 Mita of original genius, he is
an observer of life and manners, and has no occasion
to resort to that be'oastery which too often marks
his performances. He has been well received at Edit,.
burgh, "in his best part, Captain Bertram, in Ti,
Binh-Day.
The Earl of Mot an has conduced Mattel( with
the nublcst spirit of generosity in his late matri.
amnia! alliance, having settltd on his Lair Bride the
whole of her ClitstCs anti property. He has allies
made a settlement in her layout of zoool. a year out
of his own fortune, which the liberality of leis. tem.
per has rendered by n►► means what it was he
came into the p,7ssession ‘,l it. •

It becomes the Freeholders of Mh.ldlesex to rrfi,a
how the Eiedierrrering Frieuds of a certain Candi.
date are likely to act, in case the French could ef.
feet a landing in this Country. In order to aisiit
the judgment of the Freeholders, in the detertnioa.
lion of this question, we can assure there, that
SC YerAt of those Elcaiarzeering• Fr'ievels of a certain
Candidate, .wets in dreadful alarm after the convie.
tion of the Traitor Dist aR P, and, though his fiends
alto, were heartily rejoic,:tt. when the sentence -of
the law was carried into ctr:4t, lest before he pail
the forfeit of his crimes, fie should have -.'irock.,/,
in the of mercy, or, Vk hat was indeed less hke.
Jy, from the pangs of eDuseieirre.
The Royal Westminster, Sr. James's, and pf
of w.lesis Carps ut VultuiteetN, had each a griti,l
field exercise yesterday afterntioo, when
through the usual evolutions, with great pr,-iorl
and etnet.

L'Ast Mendity, one of the priv3tes belonging to
the St. Margaret's anti St. John's Vulanteers,...snlid
attending a iicld-day in Hyde. Park, was or,tetrki
into Custody, for refusing tu fall into the
tie was marched I:o9tutly to l' earth
where he retnditittl i ilistmer till the ,rtisal of file
Corps, when lie was ,evenly reprintatuki by Col,
Font, ill the prebencc of (Ili: whole Cortm,