The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 17.

THE {reel Imports of Wheat for
.to.day's market
are not numerous, this trade meets tolerable ready
sale "at an advance of about z,. per quarter ; Bar.
ley sells at sothethi-g less ; Malt, new Pease, with
Beans of each sort, experience little fluetuatioo;
we have foil supplies of Oats, which go off at a fur
thet declension in price ; sale of Flour as per cur-
rency.

'MI:At Sj 3 7oS a 755.0 a Tick Beans 333 a 3RS od
Flike ditto - 76' a 78s od Oats 233 a 26., a 23i 04
Ric C111:1,V) -33 S a 41s 0(1 Poland do. - • 29s a •3os 61
R.aley -‘ - aSs a 34; od Wipe 5e,..41 . . 381 a 411
1,1,111 - ." 613 a 7cts od line Flour - 6,ss a 65s od
White Pease Os a 54S cAI Seconds - • SO a 6os od
OCanS ', .- 37s a• 3s oil

ANOTHER 'FRENCH EMPEROR !—A P.tper in the
interest of the French Royalists asserts; thAt a fetv
years since, M. FR.ERET,' one of the-Canons of Li.
ino,;e4, embarked from S;,itin as a Missionary to
Aineri.,:t, where, after some time, finding
the Etn,-eror of Chili, favour.ifily disposed to Chtis.
'lanky, be eventudlly mode him a convert; but the
former, some time after, perceiving his death ap.
pulaching, assembled the -Grandees, and proposing
M. Fatityr as his Successor, it was agreed to,- and
consequently this ci.dcv(ivt Cagan or Limoges is
now quietly seated upon the I mrriAl, but half
savage thtoneof Chili, in Smith America.
An aptlic,rtion is intdnded to be mode to Patlia.
merit next Session for a Bill to supply C.mherwel),
Bermintisey, - W,wington, Walworth, Peckham,
Dulwich, and several adjacent places, with water
from the River Tiiames. •

It is intended to apply to Parliament next Sec.
Ilion, fur a i31;1 to make a Road under the Rivar
Thames, from Rothethithe to \\rapping.
No less than from fifty to a hundred carcases of
pigs, c dves, and sheep, were spoiled by the heat of
the weather in Lead:nit:ill market, on Saturday last.
Several other markets were similarly circumstanced
on the same day.

Eduard:, who Wag 311Spfeted of the murder of
young Hawkins, was on Saturday night lodged in
Pocsmouth jail, by M.. HILL and Mr. STONtt.
HAM, Who hdd fdlowed him to Woodbridge bar_
racks, in 5...1)1k, where they found him already in
custody, upon information communicated by General
WHITELoctst. Edsvardt is said to state, that an
unharpy seta} d took place between him and the de.
ceased, which the latter, by falling from the mill.
gallery, or scaffolt, broke his neck ; that to con.
veal his death, he buried the corpse, as before
stated. •

A Coroner's Inquest was held on Saturday at the
Dover Castle, in Deptford, on the body of John
Beale, a letter-ctrrier, who was found drowned in
a horse trough, at the door of that house. It was
proved to the jury, that the man was very much
intoxicatedprevions to the time of his' being found
in the trough. The jury, under the direction of
the Coroner, from the evidence which appeared be.
fore them of the drunken state of the deceased, prO.
nounced a verdict of Accidental Drath.
Gtrwtoit fionosost, El. Coroner for the Coon.
ty of Middlesex, held an 1{ quest on Saturday at the
house of Mr. DAv let, the sign of the Hope, in
Blackmoor-street, Drury.lane, on the body of Mrs.
Evans, wh,fdropped mown dead abOut eight o'clock
on Thursday morning, within a kw doors of her
own house, No. 25, Illackmoor-street. She was a
very hale woman, in the both year of her age, and
at tended Covent. Garden mai ket.-r.The Jury gave a
veldid—Oredby the ruil;tation God.
At the fair of Killidoe, on :Tuesday last, a battle
took place on account of some previous dispute be-
tweet' two -clans or parties of the lower order of
country people ; the cudgel was used with such
dexterity that these unhappy CteAttitel CoUhl riot be
dispersed until several were severely woundaltit ant,l
one man, nameit Mol,ny, had been killed,

List
,week was offered tat sale, in Smithfield mar.
ker,'an exotic silerp of a very singular appearonee.
It was of a gaunt shape; it laid tour horn o- was
spotted like a dog, and the natural clothing also
much resembled flee hair of the canine species.
A direaton to a man wits found in the,,pocket of
Beale, the letter-carrier, who was found drowned at
Deptford on Thursday, which has led to the dis.
eovery of an acco►nplice,, who underwent * private
exams►ration on Fri.lay at ilow.otreet.
A few days since, as three children belonging to
Bircomb N,rhh, Kent, were in the fiel4igatherilig
black-berries, they discovered in a hedge a bottle of
gi►i, of which, altar contrivins to draw the cork,
they all partook, and one 1.1 them, a boy about six
years old, to'sueit excess, that he 4ied in copse.
quence the next day.

AN Elopement to Gretna Green- was -lately me.
ditated and prevented, uttdet the tII >a g vire
cumstances:—A young Lady, possessed of .tcansir
derable fortune, of tale age of seventeen, who re.
sides at Preston, had formed an attachment to
a Gentleman to whom her father had, a great
aversion.. Her correspondence with him was ace
cordingly striAly• watched. The young Lily was
in theconstant habit of raking a walk bttere dinner,
- and on theeday et her flight, her lever had a c'taise
teady at the end of the leading to te. North,
with which he was in waiting tncairy her off. She.
strictly obeyed the voice of love ; and instead of
taking her usual walk, went with all eossible spied,
as soon as she left her father's house, tet the ebjeek
of her affedion, and they instantly departed for
Gretna Green. The Lady not retarph gat her
usual time to prepare foe (Loner, some suspicioh
arose, and, after inviries, no d alit remaieed of
her flight; and the road they had ha:le being a:S,
certained, the father and several others set off in
pursuit of them, and,. traced them to Lancaster,
where it was discovered they did not suiped a put.-
Witt as they were only travelling with a pair of
horses,snd did not appear in very great haste. Thia
conduet,it is supposed, was adopted to a void suspkion.
-Ai Lancaster, the father and his friends, after
changing horses, contioued their pur,uir, accord.
• ing t,' the information he hid procured. When
he arrived at Berton, he learnt that they had
net long left that place for Kendall ; in rouse.
quence of which he got a man to ride to Kendait
them, for the impose of gettlng• the Con.
stables el that town to, secure thcat t>n tl:eit
arrival there, in both of which he succeeded
he passed the lovers on the road, arid atuvel
at Kendall time enough to engage the Const".
bles to arrest thc chaise. 'I-he rum ttr of what
was :boot to be done, attraacil great croWtis
the streets. Just as the chaise entered the tow!,
with the lovers, the father on horsebick, cane op
with it, and rode through the town by the side of
the chaise,.shaking his.sttek in at OK 'w Wow, and,
in a most Viuleat passion, threatening them with
punishment, to the no small attiusemene of the
multitude who were assembled to behold this nok.
vel sight. Ttie chaise stopped at the Crown Inn,
when it was surrounded. The Lady got out, an).
made her escape from the Constable's, b,.it *they vi,
suet, and succeeded in securing het:'. Ti:y conveyed
her into a room, where she W.145t110 101i0Wed !)y
father and her lover. On tin' fitthets,ina
violent rage, he struck his itaug,hter t rice with his
stick, which was resorted by her lover. rte
then- was then about to strike him, hut- wes pre_
vented by the Constables. They then agieel to
strip and fight it' our, but were) revealed. in the
midst of this confusion, the Lady told her lather
she would very .willinely comply with,his wishes iii
any thing else, but in this she must judge for lier.
self; and, as her affeftions were fixed, hiS oeposi.
'ion was in vain, as she was deter Mined to have
her lover for her •husband, anal none other. She
was obliged, very reluctantly, to, return with her
lather to Preston.

Niue broke not tin iy night in the build.
te;onsinA it; "..vlr. E.,1411, at El =thy, nem-Min,.
bury, which c,ynsu ned th.it and s:.-ra,tuth•t,tirle.,
ments, tegether H ith two tiwcHice:houses and :twit
furniture. The ksi is heavy, and none of the pro-
perty wiwinsured:
Thursday, T. Nichol:4°r, of Attercliffe, Yo:k.
shire, in a fit of tn,anity cut his throat, but not
efftuAly, and -hopes MC Crlii3 rained of his
COVery.

A drover, looking at a game of skittle, on
Thursday evening, at the Red Lion, Islington, was
struck on the head by the ball, ►shi'ch occasioned his
immediate death,

Last week at the waggoner of Mr. Manlove, of
Whackley, near Ellit.rnere, was walking backwards,
anti whipping his horses, in the harvest-fields, his
feet got entangled in same leashing, which threw
. him down, when the wheels rasped over !din, and
killed him on the spot.
As the son of Mr. Wiseman, of riawkedon,
Norfolk, was riding the shaft.horse in an empty
harvest-waggon, the animal fel), which alarming
the other horses, they run away, dragging the young.
man and the horse which he held, till the rein
broke, and the wheels went over his body.—l-ie is,
however, recover.
oOrivej:inday eve3ing, as a lad, servant to M:.
JENKIN§, of Stone, Kent, was going into the fielzl
for the cows, he was attacked by a inafl, whets
after towing him several times, and bruising and
tearing him in a shocking manner, he was with since
ififficulty released by a netghboor who was provider).
iially going into the garden at the time, and 'leant
his cries. Medical assistance being immediately
called in, the boy is happily in a tair way t,fi re.
coiery.

A singular incident in the animal economy lately
occurred at. Updown, near Deal z—On Satut:lay
se'noight a hare, after bring coursed by tie dugs,
was caught and killed ; paunching it two leve-
rets were found alive, which being taken to a cat
-Aft had lately kitrened, became so attached to their
new mother, that they eagerly sought and socked
her, and who also having been deprived of her kit.
tens, Viresied them with equal fundness'as those of
her own offspring.
Two jolly Gentlemen of ShAeld accidentally
met at a house in the, market-placc,i,.a few days ago,
whose united weight, being proved on the spot,
amounted exatily to 4t stone: the one wei&hing,
Zost. 31b. the slier east. r 1111.,,
Yesterday 8 -:person of the pito*. of Lee, whirr:,
bathing in the Thames, above Potney Bridge, was
seized with the_ cramp, and although a number of
boats put off iMmediately to his assistance (his
streggles, being -observed from the lhott), it Was
IWO'.quarters vf sn hour before he was fouad. The
usual »testis of reanimation were peri,:vered in fur
several hours, but %idiotic efred. The sitieasea
app:ared about forty, years of age, and is said to
have been a ConfeCtioner in the neighboothootlof
Watling.street.
Late on Thursday night three fregh.water Pirates
attempted to bpd ve,sti lying off Fresh Whit f;
they were timely ditcocered.

the LONDON G .•!ZET FE, Sep, 15, 1804.

IFar.(4 5rpt.,15,:15t34.

Fourth Regiment of Dragoon Gnanis, Lieutenant taistes
Shaw, fro:a the bbtli Foot, to be Liatitetiant, vice Bever,
ley, who exchaaea. a • ' '
ist -Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant A. Bruce Deithistown
to be Captain of a roop, without purchase. Cornet
john Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
Cornet and Adjutant Nathaniel Ecketalcy to have the rank
of Lieetenant.
etli Regiment of Light Dragoona, Cornet Jelin Hayes, from
• the tBth rieht Dragoons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
• I onea,'panitioted. Lewis Mackenzie, Gent. to be Coroet,
by pUrchasel.vice'Tenisoo, pron•,oted.
szth Ditto, 4,,,aOartea:.-,llaster Phillips to he Cornet,
without purchase, vice N‘Neill, promoted.
aid" Ditto, John Browne, Gent. tube Cornet, without per-
abase, vice Paterson superseded.. • -
FlornpesefesaMounted Riflemen, Cornet Simon George.
Neawport, from the 23c1 Light Dragoont,;, to'be Lieutenant,
° by purchase, vice Marcelo% whO retires.
Colcistreain Reginient of Foot Guards, limes,. Gent.
• - be Ensign, without purchase, vice Towashend; who
resigns. . • -
Tst Regiment, of Foot. To be Captains, of Companies—
Lieutenant Donald M'Lean, from the 54th Foot. Lieu-
- tenant George Parsons, °from the t3th Foot. Lieutenant
George Gillortia from the, 26th Foot. Lieutenant Hugh
from the 71st Foot. Lieutenant George Incc,
from the 87th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas S:. George
Smyth, from the ad Foot.• lieutenant Charles Johnston.
To be Ensign--Donald fal,Queen, Gent. • •
To he Adjutants—Lieutenant David Darling, from the Royal
Fuzileers. Serjeant Major -- Wright, from the act
Foot, with the: Rank of Ensign.
To be Quarter Masters.— Quarter-Master Serjeent Thomas
Sneath. Quarter-Master Scrjeant Sunderland, from
the act Fent:
sth' Regiment of Foot Lieutenant Henry Lose& to be. Cap.
tain of a Company, Without pnrcha,se.
To he Ensigns— (ones %Vetch' John' Gent. John Gunn, Gent.
otla Ditto, Captain Richard Burke, -from the both Foot, to
be Captain of a. Catnpany. -Lieutenant ,lolin Cameron,
from the 64th Foot, to be rlttio. EnSigii Williatn Pita
MVO the Foot, to be. Lieutenant.
9th Ditto, Captain and Adjutant Richard Folkes, from the
but Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Ceo.
Sauiiderson, Irons Half- pay of the Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant. Ensign lames- lioyd, from the 68th Foot, to be
ditto. John horde, Gent. to be Ensign. Robert -iloVen.
den, Gott. to be Ensign. 'Lieutenant Henry Godwin to
he,itajutant.
troth Ditto: Major Hastings Fraser, from the 46th Foot, to
he ieutenant- Colonel, . by,' purchase, vice who
retires. Lieutetalet Thomas T. Bisset; front Flalt-pay of
the 2,3 d Foot, to be :Lieutenant. •
r4tll Ditto, Lieutenant Pints Reynolds, from the 35th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant William Faw-
Ceti, horn the 3oth•Fcx)l, to bt ditto. Lieutenant lames
Barwick, from the both Foot, to beaLieittenant.
Xstli Ditto, Ensign Frederick Watson, from the 7th Battalion
of Reserve, to be Lieutenant. Charles Redmond, Gent.
to be Ensign. John. Cosby, Gent. to be Ensign.
57th DittO, Williarn Ross, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Kelly promoted in the zd West India Regi.
rnent. ,
tlttli Dim, John Whitley, Gent. to be Ensign.'by purchase,
vice Snow, who retiree
afar Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Captain James
Grant,' from the Royals_ Captain Basil Fiaher,. from the
aorh Foot. Captain Robert Really, troiu the 71st Foot.
'Do be First Lunatezanta-Lieutenant , Thomas Rbide, front
the 71st Foot.
TO he Second Lieutenants—Duncan Dewar, Gent., (Lieut..
rant with teniporaty Ranks frail the ith Reserve Balta.
Ensign lohostone, front the sth Reserve
Battalion.
, 34th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mating, irorruthe 'tab Battalion
Reserve,ot to be Licutertant, without purchase, vice
Hughes, promoted.
sith Dittp, jeutenant George Juxon, from the Royals, to
be Captain "fn Company. • Lieutenant Adolphus Meoatal,
from the :Lath Foot, •to be. ditto. Lieutenant Nicholas
brown, front Half• pay of the Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice lappet., who exchanges. Ensign John Kelly, .from
the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant. James Thornhill. Gent.
to be Ens*. Bartholomew Uniacke„Gent. to be Ensign..
Muarter-Master- Serjeant Abraham Nowlet to be Quarter-
aster. , ,
37th Di.(o, Captain Brydges Neynpet from the 34th
Foot, to he Major without purchase.
To be Foot,,
Anthony SoMersall, CIVIL .Josiah
Cramptoo, Gent. William Maguire • cot,
Oth Ditto, Charles Caddell, Gent. to' be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Angelo, promoted in the 5241 Foot.
3tst Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Ashe AbCourt tobe.Captain
• of a Company, by, purchase, vice Pickering, who retires.
'Ensign ThOtuas Samuel Nicholls• to be Lieutenant, vice
a'av4Court. Lieutenant Howell H. Pritchard, from Flail.
'say' of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. John Taylor
I‘l,Kentie,,Gent. to be Ensign. Henry Dutton, Gent. to
Foisign. Qourter-Master-Serjeaut lames Spence to be
Q tiarter, Master. -
'tad Ditto,' Lieutenant Wiiliam Toole, from- the alth
Foot, to be Captain 'of a Company. Alexander Robert.,
son, Gent. to be F.nsign, without purchase, vice Elinslie,
wiloae Appointment does not take place. Alexander Alec.
pheo,on, Gent. to be' Ensign. . •,
36th Onto; Lioutenant Baron Alexander Monerieff, ,c from
the soth Foot, to be 'Captain of 'a Company. William
Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign. a . • •
37115 Ditto, Lieutenant Wit ham Kilbee, from 1 lal f.pay of
the 2Stlt Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hodson,:appointed
to the 72d Feat. .
38th Ditto; Lieutenant Williorn Taylor, from the.62d Foot,
to be Captain of a Compony.
' • !Anacreon
Malt. Duguid Camp-
bell, front alf-pay of the 42(1 Foot, td be Lieutenant.
Wflliaitt Rainey, Gat. to be Enaiaa. ' • -- •
30th Dittd, Ldsign_loseph Hare to be Lieutenant, without
pun.: lase, vice Wolseley, promoted in the lath Foot.
• 4ot h ditto. LieUtillAnt and Adjutant' John English, frOM
'the 57th'Fout, to be Captain of a Company.'
42d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenaot-Colonel fames Stirling.to be
• Lieuienant:Colonel, without purchase„ Captain lames
G pot tu be Major, by purdiase, vice Stewart; ivittl taws.
Lieutenant Alexander Lord Salt&ui to he Captain of a
Company ,'vice Grant.. . .
44th Mao, lieutenant David -Phillips to he Captain of a
Canvaity, witlibut purchase,Nice Ciighlan,decesisecLa
45th -Onto. To be :Ensigns - William Osborn,. Gent.
Woe*, Gaut, Richard Burke, Gent.• Thomas
1- Reeves, Ccnt.
414i1t Ditto, Major Sit John Pringle Dalrymtile,' Part. from
• stii be Major, vice Aylmer, promoted in the aittr-
;lloOt. • .'• •
scut Ditto, Captain Nigel Kingscote, from .the . ztl West
India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company.
To. be Ensigitk-a-Lewie- Teissier,
,Gent. lames Hamilton,
• Gent. C Wiles Kirby, Geer.
5a l thttoi-.- Jetikiata, Gent•'tP be Ensign, without par.
chase.
5311 Ditto, Captaio Wliteler Cociltinan, from ist West India
• Regiment, to be Captain of a ceinipatiy, vice' Weston,
who exchanges. Inures Glootr,•Gent. tckb.Enbiko, with-
out porchaSe, vice Balguy„ prodoted In the 36th loot.
• Tench, .4;eot. to be goiigh, without pUti:ltabe,
vice lones; prothoted it. the 'Foot.
sbth Fo Gent. nlextweder
• M' Lean, Cent. Fralteht William Robe, tient.
• 57tit Ditto, Lieotenant I ohn Jerroyn to Oe Captain of a
patty, without purchaae, vice Spring, promoted, wi Hain
Mann, Getit. to' be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ro-
binson, promoted in the 45th
58th Ditto. is be Ensigns-Franc:: Keane Campbel I,Gent,
without purchase,' vice Wood, whose A pjunittnieitt has
not taken . Randolph Crewe, (aci,r by purchase.
vice S. Newport, utolootaa William St nith, Getit. with-
out purchase, viers piunioted in 'the ItSt
• Fain. , •
ceth Ditto, Captain feints Ogilvie, from the soth Foot, to
be Major, vice Chaplin, apponiteil to the 9th Hattahoti of
Reserve. capoin A roliibald Gilberts, front the 7th V.
teran Battalion, t o la: Captain of a CbiriVany.-
To be Lictitejiatit, CI, A. Darby. Ensign ..--.-
Fuller. -la itsige Chat-lea Douglas. Ensign Watts.
doth Ditto, ticlay Ihulicr, Gent. to be Ensign witrieut
°
purchase vice Tiragelier, apiAlicited to De•Roll!ti Regi.
went Qt•trirter... Master Scrivnot Sidtriene to be En-
sign, witeout purchitae, vice Lodge, apponited to the NOW
J#t ulbivick Fenei hies.
• btalafAtto; Edward Chichester Bohan, Gent. to be Ensiin.
Dawaolt, Gent. to be Eoaigh.
6,3 d Ditto, Charles Naugle, Gent. to be F.nsigu. George
Feiguacat Sialliud, Gent. tra he Enaikn. ,
64th Ditto, Lieutenant D., Arthur O'Neill, from the 3d •
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner,. promoted. Lieu-