The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-26 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANCE, SEPT. z 6.

To.nAv the supplies of most kind of Grain is
better than of late : Wheat has more brisk sale,
but is not quote 4 at an advance ; the trade in Bar.
Icy and malt is nearly as last week; White Pease
are in demand, and are 24. and 35.. per quarter
higher, ; Beans have small flu4luation ; Oats are not
plentiful, some few ' samples. 'of fine quality sold
higher than our prices; Flour as our last.

•
Mu:at sos a s6s a 6os od Beans . 35.: a 30s od
Fine ditto - (Its a 67.3 od Tick Beans -31 s a 35 04
Old Rye -33 S a3O od 'Oats . -24 s a 26. It 2ii.
Nelr, dittO - ,--S a—s 0.1 I l'oland ditto - 395 A 3os 01

1 .
Bailey - iiet; a zss od Rape Seed --- 351-a
371
Matt - - sos a 56S d Vine Flour - s** a 55:. 0(1
White Pease sGs a sss oil Secaods - - 4is 45"

The Subscription at Lloyd's on Saturday night
amounted to, stock 20b2001. and cash 149,8001,

•CONCTANTINOPLE, A. 3.

,As the Porte considers its situation as not :1 little
critical in consequence of the war between England
and France, it will negled no measures of precau-
tion which may he necessary. The CAPITAN
PACIIA. has therefore been ordered to sail for Sm.yr.:
na with ships having troops on board, and with
new itistrth.'tions.

The Belligerent Powers having Made some prey.
sing ptopositions relative to their being permitted
.to Ocupy the coasts, which the Portt has firmly re.
fdsed, the Divan 'is in fear of an attack upon
.Grtece or E:Aypt. In the latter country trantlifil.
lity attil order are entirely restored ; but ha vices of
serious importance have been received horn Gi'crre,
where the inhabitants appear to have. been ailed
upon by foreign influence. In 'the republic of the
Seven United Islands likewise, there have been dis.
turbances, which might have had dangerous copse.
quences had they not been suppressed by the Rus.
;,ian Plenipotentiary. Whether the report he well,
founded that conventions for an armed neutrality has
been agreed on bet Ween the Porte and certain Pow,
ers, time will skew. According to advises, from
the Black Sea, however, a Russian Fleet will soon
make its :+ppeara►:ce in the Straitofeonstantinople,
Which will pass the Dardanelles, and cruize in the.
IVldditerrancan.

VIENNA, Szrz. 7,

ACCORDIN to letters from Petersburgh, the
Russian Court has sent new propositions. of Media-
tion to London and Paris. ' •

The Turkislk Ambassador to Paris, HALER!.
EFFENDI, has arrived here, rw,il proccedcd on his
journey to Paris, with a retinue of a 6 persons. He
carries with. aim very valuable presents for Madame
BONAPARTE. During his stay here be only visited
the. French, Swedish and Dutch Ambassadors.

The rew Neapolitan. Envoy, the Commander
RUFF°, has arrived here.

PETEMBURGH, Atm. 2',►.

•Sosta days since the French Minister here re.
ccived a Codier froth Paris with a note for our
Government; justificatory .of all the arts of the
French Government %vhich have a relation to the
present War,

BRUSSELS, SEPT. to.

OR Eks have been receivc4at Luxem&trgh to pre-
pare QUAIICCS for troops,which will arrive there from
Lorraine and Alitice, and)qe destined for the Army
in Flanders. _ _• _

All the vessels at rsissels and their Crews hay.
ing been put in requisition by the Government,
our Canals are shut with a chain to prevent any of
them from going out.
The correspondence between Paris and the Head.
quarters at ,11allover is now extremely brisk; one
Courier follows another. To.day the Telegraph
was at work the whole day,