The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

C ANT ERR, r. 23.

Tits Encampments in till, h no*
generally ascertained, will break up for winner'
quarters on or ahoUt the Ist of November. General
WYNYAtn's Brigade of Guards, from Birharn
Downs, will certai”ty occupy Deal Barracks ; and
General Srf wAtcr's Brigade, the 18th (I,t. Batta..
lion) awl 53d Regiments,. are said to be destined lot
thiq City.

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CORN £XCH,ING,4 OCT. 26.

Tiftt - late high prices of Grain. bat at length
brought large arrivals of Wheat, last prices ate
maintained, and fine Dantzie is dearer, at our
currency ; Barley in good stlyyly, the demand causes
Lather better price; the few samples of good Beans
and Grey Pease are rat her higher ; although having
(piny fresh itrrrivoli of Oats, they. are scarcely ri:)red
cheaper ; Flour full .as high, and stnail variation
in other articles.

Wheat 68s a 11;...:' aasal I Beans ' -44 s * sos tsci
Fine ditto - rpi a 94.4 ad 4 Tick Beans .Ina a 46s col
Hyelnewy .4a.s.'a 43; od 1 Oats 24s a 27s a acs ott
Barley - - 44 a qqs 6,.: l',lanti do. . jos ti 354 uct
II? Seed
Malt - . gas a 88s od „ape - - 4tl a 441
W !Lite Pease 's6s a 62s ad Fine Flow - 755 a Sos oci
Grey ditto - 435. it 46; (O. Seconds - - 7of 47$ ad

Lady D CLIFFORD had yesterday evening
Seit'a party, at her house in SAith Atiiley.srreet.
Lord CA.TLEREAGH gave yesterday a gruil
dinner to a Iclat parry of friends, at his seat at
East Sheen.

Capt. PUGPT, of His Wiesty's Ship Poudroyairt,
on Friday twanipg. last, wiipt off the Start, fell from
the poop%ladder of that ship 'down' to the lower gun.
deck, 'breaking the steps of the ladder in his fall.
He was taken up perfectly senseless, and •it was
• some time hefort any pulsation could be perceived*
The Captain is most dreadfully bruised, and his face
and head much cut, particularly the left side. On
the latter are three very bad cuts. On the ship's
arrival on Wednesday 'Tiight at filymouth Dock, his
Was immediately landed in his cot at Cawsand, anti
It is with pleasure we assure our Readers this gal.
lant,Olfieer is pronounced out of danger; but it wilt
be some time before he•can return to his duty, from
the violent lituises he has. received.. The haw-
ant, out seventeen weeks, arrived with only twelve'
eons of water on board ; no fuel.

On Vv'edreslay afternoon two Frigates off Wu'.
mouth had shorn fight, as if engsgeit in real adion.
They fire ct several broadsides into each other, and
9ccasionalty, in tacking, fired stern and bow-gunti
with great .dexte-tity„ They finished with firing it,
Royal adutr, They went through the whole with
great Ilatt4aftiOn to (11C CuMlTlitticierN. The sighr
being very novel,. and the' day remarkably fine,'
it was a great treat to .the spedatora.

. The Publication of the Genuine Papers Of joitat
WI OM promise to_., excite much interest, and no
person could ,have been better qualified fur the tasks
or Editor than Mr. joRN A LAWN, who Wei so many
years in co nstant Intercourse with Mr. WILKES.
The Musical Festival at Ashton-under-line, ort
Monday ilennight, proved 'highly attradive. Ie
being also ,the Anniversary of the Wakes of the
above place, a seled band of six College Youths
(who are also members of a similar institution- in'
London), gratified the town by ringing 198 changes
of grandsire cinques on their: peal of twelste hand
bells, and met with the marked approbation of the
attending amateurs, and a numerous audience.

Last week upwards of two hundred of the 9th
Battalion of Reserve, now quartered in London.
derry, volunteered, in a very brave and spirited
manner, to serve in Regiments of the Line, for
which each man is to receive an additional bounty
of to guineas. .A great many, both of the Bth and
9th Battalions, who have been for some time at
sea, have also offered to serve on board our Ships of
War, conceiving that their services would be more
country,
acceitl) acceptable to Jatottheti harn oCirn4: and advantageous to their
bore.

Monday sennight the light compiny of the rgth
regiinent marched into Limerick from Galway ; and
on 'ruelday proceeded on their. ruute to Cork to
join thel.t regiment.
Monday' sennight a match for cogs. was run on
Woodhouse MJor, near Leeda; between Captain
1-loucturcia's bay taut, and Captain • JACKSON'S
cheviot mare, three one mile heats, rude by the.
owners. The, first twit was won by Capt. 1-loorma,
.1'01.1; While, running the second, his mare bolted and,
threw him ;- but ha vng received no material injury,
he mounted again ftr the third heat, and won the
march. At starting bets were s, to 4on Captain
JoctsoN's mare, lict after the first heat they were
Much against her.
Last Sunday nigit, atmut 12 o'clock, as an opu..
lent Farmer Colin itephenson), at Barnard Castle,
was returning inn a visit in 'Westmorland, be
was attacked by two midnight depredators, in
Thursgilliane, ner Stratford, where lie has a farm,
and where he.purpsed leaving his horse, and walking
home. The flistalure these. villains gave him was
by .a severe blown the head, while he way k the
at of taking offhis saddle; after that, a susses.
,ion of heavy blos with a club, or helm? ;tick;
however, Being scat and Rive, he fortunately got
clear of the villain but is in a very dangerous way,
and clocly confini to .itis bud.