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

CORN EXCHANGE, FEE. I.

WE . have to.day a tolerable good supply of
Wheat, with many of Monday's remaining parcels,
• ;caving &:,./ buyers; the ordinary quality is is. and'.
25. per quarter lower ; fine patitzic -keeps up to.
6os. ; Barley and Malt both cheaper, as are Paise:,
,and Beans of both sorts; O4ts are in tnid:lling quail.
. ,
tity, with surnE Fareign Cargoes, and they stipeoct
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the prices ; Flour plenty, ::!''_' c.it:a'.'tr•
Wheat 355 aOs a 52S od Deans - . 265 a 32s od.
Fine ditto -53 s a s4s cd Oats - ' Os a 2,5, a 2.:..a od
Rye - - - 285 a 31s od Poland ditto 2_15 a 25. i. A
Barley - -18 s a 235 cd Itlpe Seed .. - 151 4 :181
Tick
hlalt - - - sos a sss od Fine Floitr - 4cs .1. 455•?4,
White Pease 34s a 4os cd Seconds
3ss a ges 1',4
Beans - - 305 a 36s cd 1

ENGLISH STATE LOTTER,Y.--TUeSJay (8.11 day
of drawing) the following Numbers vverc drawn
Prizes above tol. :

No. 1%556, a Prize ofsoooli
No. 19,510, a Prize of 20001.
Nos. 4363, and 23,115, Prises of totocl.
11,196, and 4137, PrtZts of
Nos. 13,025, and 10,454, Prizes of 2001.
Nos. 5329, ►1,482, 11,257, 17,134, and 087, Prizes of tool.
Nos. 22,985, 3747, 23,637, 14,09 f, 12,85-1, 6744, 10,641, and
13,235, Prizes or col.

The Governors and Lieutenants of Division of
the County of Cork, have transmitted an ;address
to Lieutenant General MY ERs, expressing their ap-
probation of his condud, whilst eninnmnding
that di:itri6t, in the most flattering terms.
The Swa” Cutter, is arrived at Yarmouth from
linsurn, having under her convoy two Tr.iinspor4,.
with upwards of 400 Hanoverian avld r.s or. board,
cult... Jive of officcaQ

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan.- 31, 1804.

Lard Chamberlain's Office, Jan. 31, 1804.

Notice is hefeby given, that there will not be.
any Levee at St. James's to-morrow.

Whitehall, lan. 31, 1804.

The-King has been pleased to grant to the Rev.
Robert Holmes, DoZior in Divinity, the Deanry of
the Cathedral Church of Winchester, void by the
death of Dos or Newton Ogle.

-- The King has also been pleased to grant to the
Re'v. Wm. Howley, Clerk, Master of Arts:, the
place and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral Church
of Chtist, the University of Oxford, the same
beicg void by the resignatiOn of Dr. Rob. Holmes.
The Kina has also been pleased to grant to the
1-I.'n. and Re:!v. Henry Lewis Hobart, Clerk, Master
of Arts, the place arid-dignity of a Canon-or Prirben.
dary Of the Metropolitical Church -of Canterbury,
void by the death of Dr. Bennett Storer.

'lle King has been pleased to aPpoint Mr. Robert
Jameson, to the Office of Regius Professor of NAtu-
riti History, and Keeper of the Museum, or Reposi-
tory of NaiL:ral Curiosities in the University of
Edifiburgh, vacant.by the death of Dr. John Walker.

.11ar.Ofce, Yin. 31, 1804.
Berkshire IVestern Legion.'
to be Captains of Infantry—Lieutenant Richard Goddard.
Lieutenant William Kimber. Lieutenant Richard Richins.
To be Lieutenant of CaValry—Cornet Pin Clark. .
To he Lieutenants of Infantry Ensign Charles Harding.
Ensign Benjamin Haynes. George Kimber, Gent.
'To he Cornet lohn Will arns, Gent.
To he Second Lieutenants of Infantry—John Shaw, Gent.
John Barnes, Gent.
East Derebam Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Potter Hamilton, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Galloway Gentle men and Yecmanry Rangers.
Allan Morrison, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ritchie, resigned.
Hugh Lewis Taylor, Gent. to be Surgeon.
South Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
William Baldwin, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Westcott,
resigned.

Tray Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
John C. Jackson to be Lieutenant. John Narracott, Gent.
to be Cornet.

4rg►ylhbire Volunteers.
The Marquis of Lorne to be Colonel.
Cheltenham Loyal Itolunteerr.
'fliotuas-Sinith, Gent, to be Lieutenant. William Banbury,
Gent. to be. Ensign. Gilbert jones, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Draton, resigned. William Peter Gue, Gent. to be
Qaarter-master.
Chipfren ham Volunteers.
Robert Humphreys, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. A.
thony Guy, Esq. to be Major. William Cumbley, Esq.
to be Captain. Thomas Golclney, Esq. to be ditto. Ro-
bert Taylor, Cent. to be Lieutenant. H. j, joyce, Gent.
to be ditto. J. rinse', Gent. to be Ensign.
Chudleigh Volunteer Infantiy.
William Bond, Gent, to be Lieutenant. John Pike, Gent.
to be Ensign.

Coleridge
,Artillery.
James Torring,, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Tohn Ed-
wacds; Gent. to be ditto.
To be Second Lieutenants—William Elliott, Cent. Richard
Gillard, Gent. John Elliott, Gent. John Burgoyne,
••Gent.

East Devon LegLys.
idward Honeywood, D. D. to be Chaplain.
Loyal Exminster Madre] Regiment.
William Brnivning, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Stoneman, re-
' signed.

Ilaytor Artillery.
Christopher Pike, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Gilbert
Pitts, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

Holdr-wortly Regiment.
Tames Hearn, Esq. to be Captain. Oliver. Davey, Esq. to
be ditto.
to be Lieutenants—john Risdon, Gent. John bowler,
Gent. SarnueT Ashton, Gent,
To be Ensigns—joha Rattenbury, Gent. Samuel Beale,
Gent. -

Honiton Volunteer,.
Courtenay Gidley, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mignon, re-
• signed.

Middle and South Ho!deniers Volunteers.
Lieutenant John Featherstone to be Captain. ran Hop-,
kinson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Featherstone. Robert
Turner, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Hutchinson, resigned.-
Hull andSculc:atesFoltinteers.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Wray to be Lieutenant-Colonel-
Command,int, vice Machell. Major Henry Schonswar to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wray.
Kirkcudbright Volunteers.
William Wemyss., Gent. to be Ensign.
Lancaster Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant John Simpson to be Captain, vice
.Baxendale.
Ensign William Wilson to be Lieutenant, vice Simpson.
Stephen Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilson. John
Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Rcdnrayne.
Toth Re:ginient ofLoyal London Volunteers.
Tames Kirk, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Captain.
Loyal Britons rolunietr Infantry.
Captain Lcakc to be Major,

Otter' P6lfirmer Infanpy,
Geor?e Tucker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

Portland Mand Volunteers.

Ensign Richard Lano to be Lieutenant. Henry Pierce, Cent.
to be Ensign, vice Lano.

Prince of Wales's Battaliln rf Pl.yntoseth Volunteers .
Rev. Richard Rennah to be-Chaplain,- vice Candy, resigned.
..13)..inouth- Dock Volunteer
John Midland, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hilley. resigned.
To be Ensigns—David G. Davie, Gent. John Chohvick,
Gen:. Richard Lampen, Gent. Samuel Fry, Gent.
Robert clarke, Cent. john L. Luggur, Gent. Richard
Hayward; Gent. William flaqcock, Gent.
To be Quarter-master— George Snowden, Gent. '

Se;4y Vlunteerbrantty

loha foster, jun. E,:q. to be Major- Co;nmandant.
To be Captains—William Read, 'Esq., .-Ricb4rd
' Esq. Charle Weddall, Esq.
'Z'o be Lientenants—John Thomn Gat: John Todd,
.G ent . Edward W
To be En;; „;= ames Andlis; Gent. lohn Fothergill,
Gent. GL.c.,rge Lyon. \Veddall, Gent.
To 1)e Stirge.,ll I miles Shillitoe, Geut.
•
F.sta. AT 4 in Gazette of 29th November, tBo3.
. For Ha:iv-next Valundeers, . • •
Reid Middle and South Halderness Volunteers.
V r. e GeorA;e Appleby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, -read-. George
ppleby, Gent. to be Lieutenant..

In Gazette of z4th December, t 303.
Dripm Gentlemen and l'ef;inally-Cavally.
For Rev,. Francis, •Melhuish to be Chaplain; read Rev.
Francis Huish to be Chaplain. • ~ •
(To be cotribrized.)