The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-08 00:00:00

NA L NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, FEE. 6.—Sailed the Raja' SaVe-
rc;s-n, of I to guns, Neptune, of 93 guns, and Boa-
dicea Frigate, to join the Channel Ficer.
Arrived the Joseph and Mary A,zn, Cdr. ViAz-
REN, from Guernsey, with wines.

' PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 7.—Arrived the Venus;
CHE ESRMAN, from Sunderland, who picked up in
a boat near South Sand Head, the Mister, ED WAR D
GOOD W IN, and four seamen, belonging to the Brig
Escape, of Guernsey, which struck last Saturday
night on the South Sand Head, not being able :to
sce the North Foreland nor North Sand Head
Lights, owing to the heavy storm of wind and snow,
and sunk almost immediately ; three of the Crew
unfortunately perished, owing to the boat beill
separated from the Ship before they could possibly
get on board her.
Arrived the Wtalmer Castle, I'VinC helsea, Sir Wi
ham Belisle!, Cirencester, and Glatton-
men, and a large Fleet of outward-bound Ves.,e:s,
under convoy from the Downs...
His Majesty's S;lip. Mercury is getting u (iv
weigh for Guernsey.

FALMOUTH, FEB. s.—S,:died the following
Packets : the Princess Amelia, STEVENS, with
of sth inst. for Jamaica ; Wilsingham, ROBARTF,
and Prince of Wales, HARVEY, for Lisbon, with
Mails of 24th and 31st ult. ; and Prince Lrnest,
PETE E, with Mails of the 4th inst. foi the Lee..
ward Islands.

The Quern Charlotte and Pr;/zee ildolphitiPackt-ts,
the former for Ja:nale:), and the tatter tor NeN.
York, are under &adi,g orders.

Sailed the Spanish Brig La Conception", C.'3l,t,
Dom INIQU F., and the St. year!. Rapist", Cai7r,
Du MATA, fi)r Malaga. These twu Ves,
sent in here by the Res 7/77s Privverr, f
Also sailed the Resolution, Capr. SIoNE an,l
Nimrod Sloop of War, Capt. O'NEIL, on ;1 crur,w ;
and the Nymph, Capt. BUTTERFI ELD, with dis-
patches for Sir R. CALDER in Bantry Bay..

DEAL, FEB. 7.—Sailed the Leopard and Lark
Sloop for Dungeness ; the Champion and Squirrel
on a-Cruize ; Brilliant and Speedwell, with Con-
voy to the Westward.
Came down from the Nore, , the Illustrious,
Speedy Brig, and Millbrooke Schooner.
The David Seottand,Fethte East India Ships came
down.frQm the River, and sailed for Portsmouth.
• Artived• the Dil;gettie Store-ship, from Ports.
mouth,' and remain;.

brig IJote, reported on. the sth inst. got off
last night, with very little damage, by the Deal.
Boatmen.

CORN EXCHANGE, F. S.

- WE have to-day a considerable number of fresh
arrivals of Wheat ; the best samples are at last
price, but other sorisiPeavy—fine Dantzic Os.;
Barley also in great supply, and full lower,
With Malt ; Pease and Beans at little variation ;
there are good importations of Oats, which arc
lower; except the finest quality; Flour hardly keeps
the quotation, fine American is lower, 3os. per
barrel, of : cwt. 3 qrs.
Wheat 34s a 42S a 53s od Tick Beans -27 s a 335 od
Fine ditto - 54$ a sis 6d Oats - tBs a 205 a 22S 03
Rye - - -28 s a3IS od Poland ditto 23s a 245 6,1
'Barley - - 17$ a 22s od Rape Seed - - 3sl a 331
Malt - sos a sss od Fine Fiout. 405 a 455 od
White Pease 325 a 4os od Seconds 35$ A 405 Ca
Beans - - 315 ,a 37s od

There will be a Drawing-Room to-morrow at St.
James's. •
Sir EVAN NEPEAN arrived at Dublin on Wed.
nesday night last.
MIDDLESEX ELECTION CommurrEE.—The Sit-
ting of yesterday was occupied in hearing evidence
relative to the allegations of the Petitioner. A
question arising with resped to the hearing of evi-
dence upon payment of hills, with a reference to
the provisions of the Treating Ad, &c. it was
contended, on the other side, that such praCtices
could be of no- avail except. where the indivi(ivat
was an authorised Agent of the Party.' 'L'he Com_
mittee after deliberating some time, we understand,
.carne to a decision that the individuals should first
be proved authorised Agents.
On -MOnday morning last, about nine o'clock,
Captain FurzG E Rani) went to the Northumberland
Coffee-ho Use, where he was well known and occasion-
ally lodged, to ask for a bed. On being shewn
to his chamber, he -desired that he might not he
disturbed till six in the evening, stating that he
had been up the whole of the preceding night..—
When the waiter went to call him at the appointed
time, he found' the Captain, though yet warm, to
his great astonishment, quite dead. A neighbour-
ing surgeon was instantly sent for by the master of
the house, who opened an artery, but without of
The Coroner's Jury sat yesterday upon the
-body about two o'cuc:lr.., and after a very minute
investigation of the circumstances, pronounced a
v e 'did of Died by the Fisitatiov of God.
The deceased was a Captain of Marines, and was
known in the fashionable world by •the name of
Fighting Fitzgerald, from the number of Duels that
-he had been. concerned in. He dined on Sunday last
at the Northumberland Coffeejlouse, in company
with a friend, in apparent he'alih and spirits. He
. was a native. of Ireland, and U'lsupposed to be two
• or three and thirty. _ _ _

This morning Aim thir!e and M. Spaidia.g were
executed pursuant to their sentence. They were
executed on a new Gallows, prepared instead of the
Drop, at the top of the Old Bailey, near to St.
Sepulchre's Church. - IE is of a triangular form, not
unlike the old gallows, •