The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-20 00:00:00

CORN EXCH4NGE, APRIL ;(5.

• Tae late contrary winds impeding the arrivals of
Grain expe&ed,' causes the sales of Wheat at is. per
Qua rteradvance; the Barley trade is briskaiiil fetches
better price ; Malt other so ; Beans continue dear ;
Pease at small variation, . Pearls 4,4.5. ; fromilhe feiv
Oats here, and the demand, they are noted is. dearer;
if full supplies next week, Flour is eXpeded ahcaper.
Wheat ags a 33s a 53s od Tick-Beans z6s a' 33s cal
Fine ditto. - 54$ a 56s cat Oats - os a zos a 23s ott
Rye ,- - . 27$ a 30$ od Poland ditto Tap a 255 ad
Barley - -19 s a 24$ 6d Rape Seed - - 361 a 391
,Malt• , - -,' sos a 55s 6d Pipe Flour ' - xtos a ..Fi ad
White Pease ' 34$ a 40s- od Seconds 35s a 405 od
Beans - - 3ts a 375,0 d

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRINd MEETING.

WEDNLSUA.Y, APRIL 18.

Fifty Pounds by Subscription, for 3-I'r olds, 7st. 114.4-yr
• . olds, Ilst. 716. and 5-yr olos, 9st..D. C,
D. of ,Grafton's b. m. Penelope, S yrs old •
Mr. Dawson's ch. ti Quiz, 5 yrs old -
Ld GaLvcnor's b. c. Montalto • - -

6 tog on Quiz.

The First Year of the Newmirket Stakesofsor,
colts gat. 71b. fillies Bat. 21b. 1). Rising \ e.i I.
Sir C.. Bunbury's c. Pmspeio by Whiskey, out ••,i r
1). of C,rafton's•br. f. Whiskey, out of vriiiie;l,i
Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Buzzard, out of Beiiingttui
Mr. F. Neale's ch. c. Brainworm, by' Buzzaid, ct,t;,.
Skyscra'per, 'out of Isabel _ - 4
Mr. Panton's ,ch. c. Professor, by Sk;scraper, out:of- t
Fidget's dam • - - , - -
Very high odds against Prospero ; 7 to 4 on Pelisse ; 3 to t
s az a rd
Sweepstakes of roogs. each, for 3.yr olds.. A.CTOS the Flat.
Ld Grositenor's Cesario, 7St. tolb. , • -
NI/. Di Radcliffe's b. c, by LAM Bull, out of Trumpetta, z
Sir F. Standish's brother to Stamford, 75t.,11.1b, - 3
Ld Grosvenor's fackeof..3ll.-Trades, 7st. - 4
6'to r against Cesario; 5 to zagainst Mr. RadclilfZes b. c. ;
7 to 4.oty brother to Stamford.
Mr. fluworth's Bos, 6st.. beat Mr. Howard's 'Deborah,
by
Waxy, Sat. Across the Flat, sogs.-7 to 4 on Bos.
Ld Sackvii le's Enchanter, Sat. 71b. beat Ld Foley's Blem-
ished Boy', bat. 131 b.: T. M. M. B.C. ibags'.-6 to 4 on Eta-
chanter. • • • •

• La:d Moarurit .bas acquired great credit by his
•.rrianiv and patriotic seal for a due vindicatit.n of the
British Government, relative to the foul charges
brought against it by the 'G,sllic Tyrant, in the
znedsed Correspondence between Mr. DRAKE and
the- French Spy. Mr. ADDINGTON. did right in
thanking the spirited young N,ibleman for giving
him an opportunity of expressing his sentiments on
the subjeA ; • but • the same honourable feelings of
iratriotim which aluated Lord MORPETH, should
haVe had double weight.upon the -chief member of
the British Administration, who .was himself so
strongly implicated in the charge, that he should
have known " its was his cue to speak without a
P r6mVter." •
As the Minister has now thirtf-one`against him,
-he may fairly conclude that it is Lull time for him to
give up the game.
jockey of NoRFoLK deprecates the return of the
late Administration, conceiving, no doubt, that how_
ever convivial they may be, they are not likely to
forget themselves so far as to. give as a. tavern toast,
" OUR S)VEREIGN THE PEOPLE UV!,

The Dilhtant; Performers are to represent the
Tragedy of The Revenge to-morrow evening at
Tottenham-street. a The part of Zatiga is to be per-
formed by Mr. FITZG,ER ALD, whose theatrical abi.,
links have long been admired in private, circle's.
CommoN' COUNC —'Yesterday the Bill for
granting a supply fur the London Poor; was read .a
third time and passed. The Coal and Corn Com-
mittee presented a report,recommending the purchase
of, the present Coal Exchange for the purpose of
opening a free market for the sale of coals in the
City of London, pursuant to Aa of Parliament, at
the sdrn of z 5,6301. which the Court agreed to,
and ordered accordingly.
The English Brig of War the Weazle, from
raltar, is lost off Punta Cornero ; the crew (except
one man, who was drowned) saved themselves in the
boat.

Several large chests within these few days have
been received from Egypt, containing various sr:'.
cues and mummies sent to England by .the P rtl.v
'ante Storeship for Lord ELG tN. The iir'ei.4,k4 hfs
also brought home several cases for his
which will be delivered from thiCustcia.l,cuse In
a few days.

On Saturday week,-Miss -, who pnasesseS a
very considerable fortune in the Countyof Darham,
perhaps not less than 20001. per annum, was'charged
with having- committed a felony in the house of
an inn' keeper ; and the property having been
found on her person, she was committed to the
County gaol by the Rev. j9SEP,H WATKI.Ns,
.the
Magistrate before whom the- complaint had been
preferred. The concourse. of people which.assem.
bled at ti 'during the time of her examination
exceeded all calculation ; and when she was passed
from thence to the gael, it was with difficulty :the
people were restrained from .treating her with via-
lenee, so indignant were they that a person of such
pioperty should have been .:.barged with so foul a
Crime, On the Monday following, at the Quarter
Sessions, where the parties. were bound over to
prosecute, her trial was e'xpetaed to. come on,
every avenue to the Court, from motives, no doubt
of curiosity at so eactraordinary an event, was
Crowdi,d at an early hour, beyond all forme rexatnple.
Great, however, was the disappointment of all pre-
sent, when a writ of certiorari Wits" presented, to
remove the trial to the Asstzes. This unexpeded
event•occasioned a very long debate on the validity
of the writ to stay the proceedings. It was deter_
opined by the Court, therefore, to- take the opinion
of HOPPER WI wasasort, Esq. the next morning,.
svho having decided, very prol:erly no doubt, that
such a writ was mandatory upon. the Court, how-
ever obtained, the trial was of course postponed.
A melancholy circumstance lately occurred at
Docking Callaby, who had been only a
few days discharged froM Bethel HoSpital, in Nor
ivich (and who appeared to have trec,vered his
senses), went to bed on Saturday the 7th inst. ap-
parently c:ntiooseil and easy, hut about two o'clock
in the morning, he arose from his bed, under pre-
tence of being thirsty, when he secured a case-knife;
which he hid in his shoe,.and about four o'clock
the same morning stabbed his wife in a dreadful
manner ; cut the throat of his grandchild, about
three years of age ; and also stabbed his daughter,
the rnr,ther of the child. The maniac was ai length
confined by his neighbours, 'to whom the' alarm was
given by his son, who escaped from the house, or
the event might have been tr.uch more dreadful.
The- child is since dead, but the wife and daughter
are likely to recaver. The above unhappy man was
a servi!nt of Mr, usgate, of.Summetfield, and had
formed the horrid design- of murdering Mrs. Dl5.
gate and her child, by secreting himself in a lane
where they were accustomed to walk in fine weather,
but was happily ft uitrated in his intentions by their
being accidentally prevented limn walking in'the
•
lane that evening...

The NANG of DENMARK has demanded a monthly
tribute of Soo dollars, for allowing the English
Mails to pass through his dominions to Hamburgh,
to commence from the period they were firSt landed
at Tonningen. The Dutch Posr-office, at Ham-
burgh, which has the dire ion of the English Cor-
respondence, has consented to pay this sum in future,
but has declared its inability Co discharge the atc
fears. -

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pracAti';..4ttV,,,,t
14 AWN G dedicated myself to' the sr,d;cii:::l';
• been gratified by the most considerable
No.' 29, Arundel-street Marelt ll' a ri.-,
branch which I thought
tneon%
ive moreie
field
i soefrritphieted m y tune
Profession,
proper. o'selece,'l trust
auanceuritreadintlty,
cacllceciaitnrilotitixsalwthaey artehaonettahoiosnealviyhoi,nii_,,,ti:elics&i;
intellectual
of disorders. • itiaeidn
ut
ahlatpsouLci7stu.
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for tir,
The Disease Sot Debility are peculiarly distressing ; !...1 /v..
bring with them a train qfconcouttant.Sy Mptoinsi al"l'Oit,
depressiOn bf all vital' enery, existence itself becoMes il civ
[erect. • Whether they arise TrUni the prevalence oft.'l : cr
ample, the destructive habits of schoolboys, or th " so,
cuseal.ile.itntlulences 9t. maturity, they require the oVipat
sicluous professional skill ; and well' may it be obserieq%',,l=o"
by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptOrnS oc ' PI!"
vated, 'and the constitution is destroyed. • Tafiarf
• As a ;Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, a- re-
Is n
merly Surgeonin the Arrity, I ground my pretensiot o
rac,
gularity of educatioti, and possessing every privilege to, Po 4
lice, I feel Myself entitled to that confidence with I."'"'
have hitherto been s.) liberally horkinted. ,. arica
In the. first Sensations of local weakness, early aPPilc_hete
will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ; but "
o
l'i risf,
the solf.:rcr,• front a consciousness of the unmanliness !!".:,,opt
Vice which caused% hisltilsfortitne, is feat-fill of the is IP
6r -censure of his Family Physici4i, and broods over B.!, tot
finality with careful concealment, it must be satisteeto!•:bilit
him to be assured, not only of capability of treauneil,' , s
.
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also of thrt most inviolable Secrecy. 1)00, . ...f
2dly, The' Venereal' Misease contaminates the ...
0, teal
life;' the seeds of existence are poison.d.by it, and ;):*
is 'u
injured by the ndisc-retion of an unguanlcd inorrie,ll,riit pail;
in recent venereal complaints it is. poisitile to pry y
,c.,1, ii..t
danger, or distress; and an the most co:nplicatcd .•;"ofitcv
the acquitemen.c of exclusive eltpefienecin this Ur.' '
• Old
a safe, certain, and speedy re-establishMent• cof c' .-
1 • oiler the advantage 'of this experience to thPs _ spor,
sex who are affliaed „with any kind ofclefiility, or a0.Y0,00 0'
mins of Venereal Infeelion, and in all cases ak. ."
ri-ic
remuneration are stated on trig first inte!Yiew • _doe a 1;!. pi
.Pltients in the Country are eXpated to it: an
0.,,r• oc••
Note, and. are retitteswd to spec,ity their vee"
cotrilt.
living, as well as the existing symptoms of i'h
MA BRE E, • ,00°Iiiie .
. Member of the RoyaIRTIN College of Surgeon in s -
ba •••
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No. 29, Strand, Arundel-street, nci leti 1.
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