The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-01 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE I.

1:44.-Jitz_.., but Kt:le:Wheat here _to.day. and few
buyers, who decline an advance,sales are at little fluc-
tuation pt ime Dantzic 56i. 6d. per quarter; Barley
has rather better sale, and Malt up Zs. ; Pease, with
Beans of both sorts, support their 'mice ; owing to
the few Oats arriving this week, they fetch a fur-
ther advance of price, and a few samples at higher
than our quotation.

Wheat 2.7$ a 38s a 52s od I Tick Beans -27 s a 34$ od
Fine ditto -53 s a 55s od Oats - 2ls a 23s a z6s od
Rye - -23 s a 27s od Poland ditto 27$ a 28s od
Barley - 2ls a z6s 6d Rape Seed - 381. a 401.
Malt - -56 s a 62s od Fine Flour - 3Ss a 43s ad
White Pease 35s a 425 od Seconds 34s a 38s od
Beans -33 s a 39s ed

Yesterday, according to annual custom, up_
wards of 6000 Charity Children, attended by their
Patrons, Masters, and Matrons, went in procession
to St. Paul's Church, where an excellent and appro-
priate Sermon was preached by the Right Rev. Fa-
ther in God GEORGE Lord Bishop of LINCOLN, from
the i rth chapter of St. Matthew, the latter part of
the sth verse:" And the Poor have the Gospel preach.
ed unto them." Prior to the prayers being read, the
tooth Psalm was sung by the Children.
" THE SUN (says a Morning Paper) is not much
in the habit of throwing any benignant rays on an
ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGE ;" yet that Paper quotes
the paragtaph in this Paper, which attempted to
defeat the malice of those who represent Princely
Hospitality as the effed of Party Spirit. The
truth is, that THE SUN aspires to shew an ILLUS..
TRIOUS PERSONAGE ill his genuine lustre, and to
disperse the Jacobin mists with which malevolent
sublety would fain obscure the second National Lu.
minary.
The AMATEUR CONCERT will probably be mark-
ed by some loyal novelty in Poetry and Music, on
its next meeting, as Mr. SPENCER, the author of
that very elegant Poem, The Year of Sorrow, means
to employ his pen in homage of His MAJ.ESTY'S
Birth-day, and his votive offering will certainly
receive a powerful support from the musical talents
of his brother.

The new Elv;ra that is to start forward at Drury.
Lane, has an arduous task to perform, in attempt.
ing to break a lance with such a theatrical Heroine
as Mrs. StoopNs ; but the fair Candidate, accord-
ing to report, will bring to the field a beautiful
person, and commanding talents.
It has been said, that he who retakes the Cape
will deserve a Collar of Honour.
Now that BONAPARTE has raised himself to Im.
perial Sway, it may be expefted that he will soon
imitate juLtus CiESAR, and repudiate his present
Empress, for if the cw;fe of CRSAR was not even to
be suspeaed, what must become of her whose various
gallantries are notorious and numberless!!
Mrs. HODGES, a Lady well-known in the Cyprian
World, finding no other Puppies at command, is
now content to dash through the town every day in
a curricie, accompanied by a couple of Terriers.
Married, lately, at Paris, Count MiNuzzi ui
Garbagnate, in Italy, to Madame de MALoRTIE,
of the GruNc, Mitcham, Surrey.
Toesddy mining some persons entered the stables
of Mr. WILLAN, army contractor,, in Mary.le.
bonne Park, and cut the manes and tails of upwards
of 30 hones belonirig to the Engineer Department.