The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

CORN E.VCII,INGE, JAN. 28.

WE still continue without fteih supplies ofall sort!
of Grain ; Wheat, with Barley and Malt, are
bought only by those in immediate want, and at
„a
trifle higher ; in Pease and. Beans little variation
we have several:sampks of Oats, and they keel)
their prices ; no alteration in Flour. •

Wheat 47$ a 54,1 a 6os od
Fine ditto 6zs a 63s od
Barley - 24$ a zbs 6d
Malt - Ors a 4iis 6st
Rye . 35s a 38s od
hite Pease 34S a 38s od
Beans - 34$ a 37$ od

Tick Beans - aSs a .3ti act
Oats -18 S a 2os 23s
Poland ditto 24S a 25s bi
Rape Seed -311 a 341
eine -45 s a sos
Secomido.. - 40$ a 4.0

A private Letter from Paris says--U In the
abuse of England, the parts ate cast as folloWs
1-lAu'l'aa iv E is entrusted with the diplomatie
and he finds it much easier to prevent the citcu_
lotion of Mr.. book than to answer i:.
FIEVRE attacks us as a Royalist ; and the Jacobin de_
partment is cortimitted to BARR rit E and his vorthy
Protegi., Mr. Lewis Go L 112,:ft A report •bas
been very .prevalent for some days, that TALLT fi
and LAMA RQUE bad so far prevailed over the cowar-
dice of BARREk.E, as to engage him in a jaCobiniet'il
.conspiracy for the revival of the good Id' system of
1794. The extraordinary boldness of Tivr.t.tt:"l
conversation, and the grossness and fierceness of his
invetaives against the F I RST CO NSU L, lead one to
imagine, either that a plot is on the eve of breaking
out, or that he is performing a principal part in the
revived tragi-come.ly of the Jacobin, by command
of a person of distindion."

An affair of considerable importance occupies the
attention, and causes much consternation and anxiety
among the ci.devaitt Nobleise of France who are
returned to that country ; as the event alluded to
plainly proves to them that their residence in Part
is of a very uncertain tenure, unless they condurt
themselves strkily conformable to the wishe's of the
First Consul, who has banidled the old Duke
.de
CHOISEUL from' Paris, for appearing to applaud a
passage in a Play relative to R,-)yalty, when the fOr:.
mer was present. The Duke is not to residoWithin
30 leagues of the capital.
The Duke de LAY ALhas also experienced the
same fate, it having come to the ears of 13otsTiAttTe
that the Duke uttered some expressions unfavourable
to the. Republican Government, while in England,
at the table of an Illustrious Personage. The Dukes
residence will, in future, be at Baurdeaux, where he
has some little property. This is twice the distance!
from the capital that he is ordered to retire.

In the course of last year entered the. port of
Greenock 1,4.05 ships, of 103,333 tons . burthen,
and navigated by 7,770 men ; sailed froth that
port, 1,559 ships, of 102,008 tons burlier), and
navigated oy 7,785 men. During the same period,
entered the adjacent hat hour of Port Glasgow, 29+
ships, of 27,959 tons, and 1,788 men.; sailed from
it, 369 vessels, of 36,34.6 tons, and 2,399 ann.
On TUesday evening the Lady of the sight Hon.'
Lord Hefty EY was safely delivered of a Son: •

On Monday last died at his haute, the Grove,
Yothrd, in the 79th year of, his age, EL
DAvY, Esq. one of the Ming IVlagistrates of that
County. He had devoted a considerable pant of his
life to the service of his Country, and his' 103 Will
be severely felt by his friends, and by the poor of
his neighbourhood, and the public at large.
On the evening of Sunday_last a riotous attack
was made an the Seat of Science in 61asgow, ai.l4
many windowi of the College buildings were broken
The Innkeeper who was lately taken into CAISIOdY
at Deal, on suspicion of having committed a utur,
der in Lincolnshire, about twelve years ago, has
been liberated. Three persons fiflrn the ploce where
the murOer was committed have been at Deal, ;Ira
affirm 'that be is not the. man who absconded about
that period..

Su lc ot.'--Wednesday evening a Gentleman of
the name of Comoux put an end to his existence in
a Tavern in the neighbourhood of Portmun.square,
by cutting his throat almost ftom ear to ear, and
shockingly wounding himself in the belly and both
hide arms. He was tn a room by himself, and the
horrid spei.c.tacle was,first discovered by the waiter.
The Dublin Mail of yesterday noticrs. another
robbery of one of the mail coaches. On Saturday
morning, the sgth inst.' between the hours of four
and five o'clock, the mail.coaoh from 'Dublin to
,Belfast was stopped at Blackbush.lane, about halt a
mile from Drogheda, by nine men armed, with gnns
and blunderbusses, who fired at the coachtnanv and
wounded him severely in both a enis. The guards
fired on the robberb but without effed ; they in,
stantly surrounded the coach, tookliut part of the
mail, and plutOered the passengers of every article
Pf value in their possession; the robbers then (-in'
the harness tot* the carriage, and got clear off with
their booty.
Wednesday morning, about ten o'clock, a man
with ,a blue coat and red collar, went to a Gentle.
man's Houle "on the Terrace, in the Adelphi, with
a jug in his hand, on pretence of wanting watt r.
While the servant went to his master to -cummuni
cite the request, the other made off with all the
grcat-coats and hats that were it; the hall.