The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-23 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 23.

Tilts day there is .not much furiher supply of
Corn 'arrived, bill having many .olMonday 's samplel4
the interior sorts are at something. less ; from the
plenty of Barley, it rs.lower ; Malt ; White
Pease are rather dearer ; Pearl Simples, as usual,
2s. .anii 35. higher than the other quality ; Beans
keep their prices ; from the quantily of Oars, with
some- Foreign Cargoes, they go off rather cheaper;
fine American Flour Cops,. 375. per barrel of
owt. 3.qrs..
n
Wheat 44' a 525 a sgs od ica..Reans , -36 s a JloS cad
Fine ditto - 60$ a ins *d Oats d 27i a 294
Rye - - 3is .a..33$ 6d Poland ditto - 3os a .315. oil
ILrley. 22$' a 21s od. Rape Sued - - 3;l a 381
Malt Os a 59s 041 Fine HOW 53$ od
White Pitaae pa a 57s at Seconds - 436 tos.
Beans -39 s a 43$ od

On Friday tast.,Mr. Tandy,. the .Son of Napier
Ttirr.ajti'vias' fully' committed to Kilmainhain gaol.
Mr. Char/es—Z*OMT, while under arrest. in New.
gate, was visited by his Brother George Teelint.
When•the visit wits ended, the latter wished to re_
tire,, kit Was inftirmed he was a Prisoner. Mr.
ehrarkr TeeThrg, who bad be-en arrested,by mistaki,
was then discharged.
The Yeomanry were to be put off petmanent
duty yesterday, and it Was intended that the-Theatre
should be. opened as this day. These two circOa.-
stances clearly prove the ,confidence of a)vero.
meat the restoration of seculity to the City of
Dublin.,:, • -

The stun demanded from I-lamb:ash is 660,(1061,
sterling, from Bremth xso,oool, and from .I..ubefi
; so,oool. in all one million sterling. 'the condition
was, that if that Sum was nor paid in a Week in bul.
lion, or in :bills
,of short date upon France, the
French troops .were to occupy those Cities, and se-
quester all British :Property, and.all Debts .due 'to
British Siihjeas.

The. Ciim- pat Shornecliffe expeas to break up on
Monday -next. The 4,th, or King's own, and pd
Light Infantry, will tn.►rch to Hythe Barracks ;
,the 59t,h are! .W occupy Shorricclific Barracks, and
the
.59th, or Rifle Corps, the remaining part of.
Shorneelifte:_narracki, and the Forts 'on the coast
near liythe, 4c, the West Kent and Berkshire
Militia fur Brabourn Lees • the East Middlesex out
yet- fixed., - • •

We have the pleasure to announce, that ColelnCl
MACKENZIE, of the szd Regiment, is rapidly re.
covering Irma the severe effects of his fall, as staltd
in a former Rrper. •
The First Royal Cornwall Militia, 1200 ;trotigt
commanded by Colonel Sir WI LL t LP.motar, Ban.
and the South Devon Regiment, commandtd by
Lord Rcit.i.s; are both now on their uL.cch through
Cornwall: the former from their camp on Maker
Heights, for-Falmouth, which it tb be their heal.
quarters', perhaps, for the.winter ; and the latter
from Falmouth to Plymouth. The whole of each
Regiment is expeCted to reach its destination about
Thursday nprtv
The batteries at Margate, Ramsgate, and Pegwell
Bay, are now all completed, and well mounted with
heavy ordnance.

A considerable quantity- or. snow has fallen in
some of the Northern Counties ; and we perceive
from the Irish Papers, that in that Country they
have had sivere frost with snow likewise.
JoNtssol4 the. Smosaler, who was stated some
time aso to. have returnetl to this Country, is still,
i 4 pesitivily asierted in a Sussex Paper; a prisoner
at Flushing. •
•
YesteFLlay the LORD MAYOR ordered Bread to
be continued as last week.

The Anglo Saxon Professorship has been obtain_
eel by the Rev. J; INGRAM, of Trinity College,
Crnthridge.

OIL the 13th inst. Farr House, in Argyleshire,
e:e Lady of. Colonel M,Mmuit.t.t4rEtt, WM' Sillily
delivered of a Son.