The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-05 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 5.

THE fresh imports of Wheat to-day are not
very numerous : fine samples may be noted is.
dearer, but other, surts are in• small request, and
difficult of sale ; Barley is is. per quarter higher
price ; Malt at little venation, as are Pease ; Tick
Beans rather lower ; we have a middling supply
of Oats, which fetches better price; in Flour no
cliffetence.
•

Wheat 3os a 40s a 53s od Tick Beans -24 s a 31$ od
fine ditto . - 54$ a 565 od Oats -19 s a 21s a 23s od
Rye -. ' - 285 a 3is ad Poland ditto 23$ a 24$ 64
Barley - -18 s a 2.3 s od Rape Seed ,- - 351 a 3sl
Malt . - - 475 a 55$ od Fine Flour - 39$ a 43$ od
Write Pease 33$ a 4os cd Seconds 34$ a 39s 64
Beans - - 34)5 a 35s od

The affairs of the Opera were finally adjusted on
Saturday'. The'sole m,nagement of this 'theatre is
now vested in GooLo, who, has been,, with the
consent of all the parties, put in possession of tit
direction of all the branches belonging to it.

VOLUATEER BILL.

The following is the substance of the new Clauses
added to this Bill in the Committees— s
CLAUSE (A.)
That no person entitled under the former Aas,
or either of them, or by reason of any return made
under the authority thereof, to any exemption from.
serving, or from being 'ballotted to serve in the
Militia, or other additional force, shall, by reason
of the Repeal of the said recited Ads, lose such
Exemption ; but every, person so exempted shall
'continue to be entitled to, and shalt have the benefit
of such Exemption, until the first day of April next
ensuing the-passing of this Aa.
Clause (B.)—Direaing Lieutenants, in apportion-
ing militia-men, to have regard to the number of
Volunteers in the Distria.- •
Clatise(C.)—Allowing commanding officers to dis.
charge Members of Corps for any disobedience of
orders, or miscondua or improper' behaviour or
breach of discipline while under arms, and also" for
any neglea of attendante and duty, or miscondua,
-or improper behaviour, as a Member of his Corps,
and immediately to strike such person out of the
Muster Roll of the Corps to which he shall belong ;
and every such commanding officer shall, in every
such case, return the name.of the person so struck,
• ' out of the Muster Roll, to the Deputy Lieutenant
. of the Subdivision, and the assessor of the parish in
which such person shill -reside : Provided always,
That every such person, and evcry.person who shall
quit any Corp of Yeomanry or Votanteers, shall
remain liable to all the provisions of this Aft, as to
compelling the payment of any subscriptions, or ar-
rears of subscription, ,or fines arid forfeitures, in-
curred before or at the time, of such discharge, and
as to the delivering up and restoring of arms, ac.
coutrements, and .cloathing.
Clause (D.)--a-Allowing Members of Volunteer
Corps to resign, except when called into adual ser-
vice, on gia'ing notice in writing of such his inten-
tion, to the commanding officer thereof ; and such
person shall forthwith be struck out of the Muster-
Roll of such Corps : provided such person shall have
-previously delivered up to the commanding officer
of his Corps, or to some person appointed by him,
all arms, accoutrements, ;loathing, and appoint-
rnents, that shall have been furnished to him at the
public expence, or by any other person, or at the
charge of any subscription for furnishing such arti-
clesr in -good order and condition (reasonable wear
and tear only excepted)'and shall have paid all sub•
scriptions, and arrears of subscriptions, and also all
fines and penalties incurred by him, viler any of
the rules and regulations of his Corps, either before
Or at tlae time of, or by reason of his quitting such
Corps: not to extend, to authorize any Member of
any Corps of Yeomanry or Volunteers, which shall
!lave made, or shall make any special or particular
engagement to serve, either as to any particular pea
:jai of time, to quit any such Corps before-the ex-
piration of such period, or contrary to any such
special engagement provided, that if any person
enrolled in any Corps of Yeomanry or Volunteers,
shall at, any time hereafter enlist, in any of His Ma.
jesty's forces., or shall enroll himself as a substitute
'or Volunteer in the Militia, or any such additional
force as aforesaid, every such person shall, immedi-
ately after such enlisting or enrollment, be dis-
- charged from such Corps of Yeomanry or Vo-
lunteers.
_ Clause (E.)—Persons quitting Corps, liable to
serve in Militia or additional force, and to pay
taxes on horses, and wearing hair powder ; and may
be assessed in that year.
Clause (F.)—Authorizing an appeal to the Lieu.
tenants or Deputy Lieutenants, in case of refusal in
a Commanding Officer to discharge a man ,after no-
tice of quitting.
Clause (G).—For making an.allowance to men
-marching on gloat Service, any sum not exceeding
one guinea for every Volunteer who shall so assem-
ble, shall be paid to- the Captain or other Com-
manding Officer of every Troop or Company of
such_Corps, to be laid out in providing necessaries
fur each such Volunteer ; provided that in all cases
where any such sum shall have been advanced and•
paid, or shall hereafter be advanced and paid; for.,
the use of any persons in any Corps or Yeomanry or
Volunteers, who shall have voluntarily assembled,
or who shall voluntarili assemble to do military
duty upon any appearance of Invasion, every such
sum shall be deemed and taken to have been paid in
advance as part of the sum of two guineas direaed
to be paid for the use of every such Volunteer, on
assembling in case of appearance of Invasion ; and
whenever such Corps shall march on any summons,
• or assemble at. pon the making of any general signal
of alarm, the Captain of any Troop or Company in
such Corps shall, in reaped of every person for
whose use any such non shall have been paid in ad.
valley as aforesaid, be entitled to receive, for the
'use of every such person, the remainder only of such
sum of two guineas.'
Clause (H.)—For allowing a bounty of one guinea
•on the return of Volunteers to parishes, on ex.
pulsion.of the Enemy. • _
Clause (L)—Allowing Adjutants and Quarter.
masters to receive their half-pay.
Clause (K.) -=Forappoititment of places for keep-
ing Arms, and paying. the expence thereof,-.the same
not exceeding in amount such sum as His Majesty
shall be pleased to -authorize and direct, by any
Order to be communicated ihrough one of His Ma.
jesty's Principal Secretariei of State. •
Clause (L.)—Direding musquets delivered from
the public Stores, for the use of the.Voiunteers,
to be marked with the broad arrow, and punish-
(); ing persons buying arms by a penalty_ of rot. or
cc three months imprisonment in case of non-payment.