The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-02 00:00:00

CORN EXC,IIANGE, J. 2,

This day the arrivaii of Wheat are very large,
and more than equal to the demand ; it is very
heavy of sale at a redudiim of is. and zs.
per quarter ; there is a full supply of Barley,
which trticle goes off nearly at last prices ; Pease
and Beans in large quantity, and cheaper; of Oats
there are good supplies, with some Foreign arri.
vals, and they are noted a trifle lower ; Flour
plentiful.

Wheat 355 a 46s a s4s od t Tick Beans - 3os a 33s od
Fine ditto -56 s a s7s od I Oats - 185 a 2os a 23s oil
Rye - - -28 s a 315 od Poland ditto 24s a 25s od
Earley - zos a ass od Rape Seed - - 351 a 381
Malt - sos a 575 od Fine Flour - 45$ a sos od
White Pease 4os a 47s od Seconds - 4os a 4is od
Beans . -33 s a 375 cd

The English Fleet again ventured into the dra.
matic'dcl of Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday
last, and the whole rode triumphant in popular
estimation. The House was crowded, and BRAHAM
and STottAcE were as warmly welcomed on their '
return from Bath, as if they had escaped from Con-
sulae Captivity.
Last week a shocking accident happened on board
of His Majesty's Ship Vlieter, Captain RENot.r, on
coming to at the Little Nore. The anchor, after
it wa, let go, not having immediately brought the
ship up, and the cable in consequence running out
very fast, the Carpenter, who had incautiously
stood between the. feak,s of it, got so entangled as
to be unable to extricate himself, by which means
both his thighs were miserably shattered. He was
taken to the Sussex Hospital Ship with little' hopes
of his recovery.
On Tuesday night last, Mr. WHITE, Constable
in the Parish of St. James's, Clerkenwell, made a
seizure of a private still in Turnmill_street, of 200
gallons of mash, half a ton weight of molasses, and
ten gallons of rectified spirits.
On Friday afternoon, a Porter belonging to a
warehouse in Smith's-yard, Bucklersbury, crossing
a plank two stories high, with a load upon his back,
by some accident the plank broke, when the poor
man fell into the yard, and was dashed to pieces.
A Gentleman who purchased a Share of No. zz6,
a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, in the last Lot.
tery, at Sw nrr's Office in the Poultry, had also a
&tare of another Capital Prize from the same House
a4horr time ago :—this Gentleman had before been
in the habit of adventuring at different Offices for
several years, but voithc.mt any ex, riaOrdinaly SVICCCSSt

zvi z.

OF ilit YEAR iSol.

IANUA R4*,

4. A COnfirm—ation received in Eny.tind of the De7,;-il of riK.
Persian Ainb,:ssador, three days after his arrival at Born-
bay, in an afthiy between hiS Guards and Servants,
he was in person endcaysmiing
6. An Account received of a Mutiny oh board His Majesty's.
Ship Gibrattin., in -the Mediterranean, which, however,
was quelled by the sphit of the Officer, and examples
were soon after made of the Leaders QT tPe Mutiny.
is. The Hindustan, outward-tiding?. East .1 ndiatrian, wrecked
in Queen's Cnannel, Marore Reads.
.26. A Special Commission was opened at the 1.4eV., Causc
Hous_ in the Borough of Southwark, for the Trial of
certain persons accused of High Treason. After a most
admira'..le Charge from Lord Chief Justice
ROUGH, the Grand fury neural, and iu tine evening tound
a True Bill for High Treason: against Marcus Despard
and twelve other persons Cdutt then adjourned t 4
,the sth of February.
. .
24.
Accounts received of a Mutiny having appeared in the
Garrison o: Gibraltar on t4oe 27th and 28th of December,
in winch some lives were lost ' fourteen of the
tine..•rs were seized, and the distUrnanee for the time
quelled.

i7EBRUARY.
Marcus Deward was tried at the -New Sessions.HousP,in
the Borough; for High Treason, and aftet a Trial of
eighteen hours was ti;und.guilty.

The Trial of the other Prisoners, charged
,with behig
Accomplices with Marcus I)..tspard in the crime of High.
Trea,on, terminaled, when loin; \\'cod, Thomaf; Brriti7n--
ton, John Francis, (note; SeJgwick RaltOn, Artliur
Graham, ((JIM Macifarnara, 'Fhomai Nelwrnan, I)atiiel
Tyndall, and Wiliam Liiaikr, ever found guilty ;.
last three were recommeiyted to Mer,:y. .S.nlieth.A.: of
Death was immediately pronounced upon all tire Pri-
soners-Avilo Ware conyicte

.1 Message was ct,:five.red trom His itla;,:sty to the House,
of Comuwns,recozninending the situation of the PR !tick.
of WA 1. ts's Athirs to the attention of the blouse.

Marcus Despaid, and the other Prisoners \ Vilf, were con--
vie-4.d Of High Treason.(with the exception of those who
were recoil-upended to Mercy), were executed at the
New Ga6l, in the Boro,,igh.
Mr. PELTIER-WAS COnVided in :MC COlrt Of Kitt,,'-;
Bench, toi• a Libel upon Citizen NAPOLEON 1302:A
P kr e, First Consul of France. _

Bo:n liuusos of Valli:m.lcm agreed to. Acidret:ses of Con-
-I.7ttulation Niajcsty, un the dctection of thclate
Conspiracy

NIARCII.

.4. CA I. Clt A T moved hi the }louse of-Collin-ions for the
iprointnient of a Select Cour/time, to enquire hit° tho
cii•k:ltinstarnes that impeded His Royal Highness the
PRINCE of W A LEs-froin resuming that spi,eudor witkit
was so necessary to itia elevated situation ;• ispihl which
the Previous Question was moved, and carried by IS4

to 139.
8. A Message was delivered from His Majesty to both Houses
of Parliament, announcing the Military Preparations
that were carrying on in tlrc Ports of Franc:cam' Holland.
Press Warrants were issued, and great numbers or

men were obtained in the kiver,7and in the different

Pons.
9. loth Houses of Parliament agreed to Addresses to His
Majesty, in consequen,:e of the Message of the preceding
clay.
so. A Message was delivered' Pram His Majesty .to both
Houses of Parliament, acquainting them that His -Mx_
jesty had gi,.'en orders for calling omit toe Militia-
Proclamations were issued for entouraging Seamen to

enter into His Majesty's Service, and topio.hibit thew
front entering into Foreign Service. •
t. The House of C•nnmot►s voted to►ooo additional Sea►nen,
including 3400 Marines.
21. Intelligence was received of the arrival of Gencral
LA SNES'at Lisbon
,(he laving been previously clislmsd.-
that (.ou►►t tbr SinuggliNg) ; and of a change in the Nor_•
• tu6uese Ministry, ' • •