The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-11 00:00:00

0311IZ F ,E,Tr;

IN addition to Our fattier mention of this ka.7
'circle, we have to add ihe following, who rept..4
rented charafters at the Nilaseluerade.
Lord jkihn Russell, a very beautiful 2ower
Girl, selling to lovers, with much glee.
Lord Oisury, and his two elegant daughters, as
Slaves:

Lady Lloyd, in an old English die-ss Of the 15tli
century, black with an embroidered rich petticoat,
stiff body, laced with gold, purple gauze flowered
Vandyke handkerchief, a plaited cuff extending to
the shoulder, and a black silk hat, with a-high crown
evending hey,nd that, richly ornamented with dia-
nionds, and two high black feathers tied up with a
knot of diain,rids also.' This dress Was much admir-
ed, and allowed- to be as good a mask as any in the
room.

A grotip of very elegant Spanish dresses, by the
Dutehess of Manchester, Mrs. Whitbread, Sir MO
Burgoyne and LAy, Miss. Barnetts, Miss Hones,
Lady Crow and two Misses, Lady Lloyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Dickenson and Miss Dickenson; Lord 'Kerr;
Hon. Mr. Bennett, and Lord Tavistoclt.

• Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Whitman appeared as two
Gipsies.
. . ,
Mrs. Dickenson; a silk domino—Mr. Dickenson
a Tierk, elegant dress---Miss 'Dickenson, a Suit:lna,'
white and silver; and silver ttirhan, diamond ear.
rings and cross, very elegant. and particularly be,
coming a young. Lady a good shape.
Miss lialitaic represented, N;ght; black gauze with
silver stars.

C.►pr. White, a Scotch Reerait, in a plaid bmmei
and feathers, and coloured cockade—true Scotch d ia-
lea, with some excellent reels.
An eXceiienr yew, never tired of bidding for old
clothes while he could get any thing by it.
.Mr. Cartwright, a Counsellor at the Bar,
real brief in his pocket, indicting the Datches.s for a
riotous assernbly, and disturbing the peaCe of the
parishpro3e and verse, i%ith touch hinnour.
Mrs. Cartwright, a neat (h, maker, with a rake.
A very bearttifd qvamast, but plainly discovered
to be of the other

A bold talking Girl, dancing reels, of the s: me

seNder.

A Fiddler and his U" f'.

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN.

THERF IS hut little freo.l Wheat arrived tO.d:ty ;
that of fet.'tes rather bettor price
the supply of .Barley. is short,'arid chat is alao a trifle
dearer ; 13:aris anti Pease of !Icith doseriptions are at-
little difference ; we have large arEivals of o.lt.
froth the North CoUnity, with some lis,,reigo Car-
goes, and the Secs are noted rather at less ; our
is plentiful, .and tatill is sold at less than the top
price.
wheat ;&s a 445 a 54s ed
rine ditto 55.6 a 57s ad
Rye - -26 S a 315 ed
Barley a 25s'o(i

Lick Beans - 3 ts•a• 35s cal
()11$ - 'Ss a 2.1 S a 2'S od.
, • ,
1 l'otanci ditto z.,,s a 23s oj:
Bapt:Seed ;Si a 3%1
Fine FioUr - 45's a 5,S oCI
ISeconds - dos a 43s oci •

Malt - -
White Pease
Beans -

sts a 57s 61
41s a 4cs C't
34s a 39s c.(i

•
Yesterday the S:n.sions coal:re:ice:l at Gai
,before the- Ikeeqpigtr ,14-47;Vd.Mna ti LE MEs a
in the Chair. .Co.nsi;ierab.le time was taken no in
swearing:in.Constables and the Gr.ii:d Jury. Ak'
riety 9f petty, assaults then came bdure the Courrt ,
none of which were interesting. The Court ;hen
adjourned till Monday sennight.
PUB L C-OFF C E BOW-ST F FT. —Yesterday
Leonard White, a .very ()la 611.:;:der, was hrs.uglic
before the Sitting Magistrate, on suspicion of Ewing
concerned in breaking into the Ve,(iy-rwim of the
Parish of St. George, Hanover-square, aril steal_
ing the communion-plate; and also in breaking
open the dwelling-house of G. S. Wr GG,
at AQon, from whence money, plate, and oti,er
valuables, to a consid,.rable amount," were stolen..
Committed fur re-examinat ion.—A man, of the nano
Of Martin, was brought in custody from Aclon,
where he had been apprehended the preceding right
laying in a one-horse-carc, with the horse'b head tied
to a hedge. There 'is reason to believe that the
Piisoner,'and two of his accomplices, were wait.
ing, there to rot) the waggons, as some were
attempted on the same road , on the evening
the Prisoner was secured. The cart was drivep
away by two men,
.whp, tticklz the advantage
of its being left by itself. The Prisoner was or-
dered for further examination.—Two young women,
of the names of Lamb and Brown, were fully cons_.
mitted for trial, on a charge of stealing a, quantity
of linen and wearing appatel, the proi-ierty of Eli-
zabeth Price.

• PUBLIC-OFFICE,HATTON7.GARDE N.—On Mon-
dar evening the sale shop of !Mr. William Piige,
salesman, I,iquorpond-Strvt, was atreMPted to be
robbet) about six o'clockin the evening, by a gang of
disorderly villains, who broke several panes ut glass,
frtiat whence they drew one watch 'and three pair
'of spe6tacles, which were dropt in the passage, in..
consequence oaf 'an alarm. 'Five of the men made'
their escape, but by a general alai-M.-being. given at
the Office, Hancock and Wood went in various (11.:
refflons, when they fouril one of the. crew With his
hand bloody ; and, on seatching his p,,eket, ionnd
a leather gltive in it, with a cut in ir, and the length
of the cut of the finger of the glove exadly
mea-
sured with the length of the wound of his hand.
This was further explained on the-testimony of a
boy going along Chancery lane, when he ryas accost-
ed by a gang of young men to the number of six,—
They did not offer to molest him ; but judging from
their behaviour that they were improper persons,
he followed them unobserved •through sever.,l streets
and winding4,-and. spike_ very corredily before the
Magistrates. The Pristit,er,- who is the son ora
respeCtable tradesman in the City, was committed
Ifor re-examination.

Yesterday a 'battle was fotiht in Hyde Park,
between two .Irish • Bricklayers,
,Whose names are
•Flarly and Ill'llherson. The combatants set to for
the purpose of deciding an old grudge, and some
desperate blows passed un both sides. After a severe
fight of forty minutes, • they, being both blind,
agreed .to relinquish the present • contest, and to
renew it again when they shall be recovered from
the fatigues of it. -