The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-04 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, 4.

TriER t is little fresh Corn here today, and thii
of buyers ; the few saleS made of Wheat are wirh.:
out variation; Barley does not came •to hand szi
freely as of late, that; with Malc, are ticit lower;
Pease, Beans, and Oatsi-much in the same situation
some few very fine samples of the latter go ofi'
higher than our runnicg prices; notir, at terat3
last quoted. .

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Wheat 46s a 543 a 6os od Tick Roans -27 s a Sts oct
Fine ditto -62 i a 63s od Oats - . rss a 18s a 214
Rye . -32 s a 35s od l'olaittl dittei iis a 2.3 s Oa
Bade)? .. 20s a 253 ott ' !gape Seed . :, 331 a 36t
.Malt - . 4os a .15s 61 Fine Flotti « 43s a ,47s ~..14
White Pease 36s a 4=3 ea SecbmkW - 38$ a -134
Beans . 3ar. a 3.55 oci 1

Mr. PITT reached Waliner Castle of Fria,iy
afternoon, . where tie found Her Royal HighneSs the
Pit INC Ess of \VAL FA, wh") in an excarbion froni
Ramsgate had coiled at Widmer Castle, and being
infortned that Mr. PITT was expeftedi Waited sorni
hours for his arrival:
Yesterday morning the third Battalion or the tt•rsi
Reg,inynt of Foot Guards, doing ditty at Windsor,
had a grand Field-day, in the Little Park, coin.
mandeci.by General WINYARIL

Priv.re Letters received by the /hack,. /Wad;
state, that a general belief prevails in, that Conn..
try of a sp,-!edy change in its weintrient being
in the cO,lternplation of tote CH I E
Incensed 'at the wish that has been so unegttivo•
cally expus,ed, of Holland preserving a• Neutrality
in the event of War between France and this
Country, ahil the general disposition which pre.
sails there for renewing the antit'nt tics which
united us and the Dutch, the CHIEF CONSUL
has made a demand of .0,000,c00 of Guilders, Witt
has moreover intimated that a great politiCal.change
is at hand. The least that is expedied,- is a change
of all the Men who at present compost the Bata.;
vian Government, but the general apprehension is,
that //c/la/rd will be incorporated with -France.

On the 9 h ult. two Dutch Ships of the Ling
arid a few small Vessels of War sailed from Lisbon;
and op the t7th Admiral Dc WINTER himself
sailed. From this separation of his Force, we
infer, that the two Ships which sailed on the 9th,;
may have returned to the MeditCtratlCittli and that
the Admiral himself may be on his way home.
Mr Li TON, the English Ambassador; coinotuniz
cated on the i7th ult. to the Dutch Government, thtr
intelligence of the Evacuation of the Cape.
Yesterday the Dispatches for China by the 4!_
frit!, were finally closed at the East India House,
and delivered to the Purser.

On Saturday last an overland express vas reteivea
in town from _Bombay, via Bussota. Private letters
by this ceinireyance, dated in janUaryi contain a fa-
vourahle account of the late hostilities in Visiapuur4-
It appeals that the whole force of Sc N EFL attacked
the main army of HOLKAtt in December, and ob..

rained vidory which is stated to have bten of al
very de.cisive nature ; and it was generally belie*:
ed thatHOLKAR had evacuated Poona, the. capital,
of the PRISHW A. The NAii,All.3 lielaCillnentS
fortUnitely formed a junflion with the PzimtvA's
cavalry. The NAWAB at the Sat Tit time commenced
siege of Keerowly; and etteded it large hreac4
in. one of the hattions of the fOrt, ‘V,hich hit troopi
were on the point of investing. A deputation has
been lent to iClagpoUr, iri induce the Berar, or
Eastern Mahrattas to join Set N A'S standard; but
the result tit the utessao was nut knowti.
The Loan IVIATott. held A Court of Conimori
Council at Guildhall yesterday, when Mr. Deputy.
lititcgwOOtl was appointed a Mi.irnlier of the Port
Conintittee; in the tuom of C. Esq. de.4
ceased.
The;Loiti Mayor ordered the Assize of Bread tci
cotitinue as last vVeek.
The deills ,of Lady 14 RANO
Mar4Ois of Arielicor,N's 13,iughter, wits occasion-
ed by anintiammation of the membrane which lino;
the wind-pipe, and which vt ry stiticknly produced
sutroCation.

Die .new Comedy of Mr
Marriage :Proviiit, which retains •its hold upon tho
Public, was followed last night by Mr, Floott s's
pleasant Operatic Farce of No Song no Sopper. The
part of illaigatetta was performed by a Miss Ht.-
Licrt, whu made her first public appeurance on chi'
occasion. She is announced as a Pupil cif Dr.
Buss t. Her voile is strong, clear; and of exten-
sive compass; but not fiery flexible. Het loWee
tones are.very poWerfall She did not seem always
to be quite in tune, bUt„muth allowance wrght to
he made for a first performance. She seems to pos.:
SCSI an agreeable countenance, and a tolerable person
altogether.. Her detheanuut Was awkward, anti she
stn..ke too much to the Autliettet, but there tippet red
to be a sense of burnour and improvable spirit in her
aling. She sung an nrigirial air very well suited to
display the extent of her yoke, brit nut a vet,
striking corriposition In this Air she was Encored,
and altogether was very favourably received by clue
Audience: B,ittattstsa was lively in Robin, but
appeared to be suddenly seized by the gont, in dot
second Aet, though it did not impair his spirit.
On Monday Lord MELVILLE with his usual Hitt.,
rality, gave a Dance and Supper at his house in
Charles.streeti to all his old domestics.

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F 13.71 the LONDON G.-IZETT.E, nary 3). ISO 3,

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Whitehall, May 3, 1803.

The King has been plea%e(l to appoint the Reve.
rt.nd J,:111)
.roo to.bv NLiesty,i• Almoner` to
t;vothind the Room Dottur
tleccavd.

Offer, May 3, 1103.
STA FF. '

joho Aldrich, Esq. en half-pay as Paxmalter of the 'late 2d
S iltation of the 27th Foot, to be Paymaster of a Recruit..
Distrizt • . .
(.'..n,nissirm in the,. Perthshire :Reginient •of North British

. . ...
Militia, • ,
I)iivici William Earl of iVla:istiald to be Colonel. •
Coni4tissioir in the. Royal South Lincottishire Militia,..rigired by
the Lori Lirtgtoner:.

fames Hurst, Esq. to he Major, vice' Ric}lard n,
. resigned. listed Ahril 24, 13,33..
Cv;:ni7;slont in t.6e Bedtbrdshite Militia, signed iy Ihr Lord

Liehienant:

(;.Ntrge Haver, Esq-.. to be Captain,l)ate4 April 3, 1801.
lolut Amos, Gent, to be Eti)ign. Dated April 14, -1803
Cu,vrmissions in the WarwiAshire • Militia, sig./Ird by the Lord
4 .I)e:den:int.
Sarrutel Edward Stewhrd, Esq. to be First 'Major. Dated
lor.uart 19. a 3.
William lioibecii, Esq. to be. second Major. Dated April.
18, Igo; • ' •
George Lloyd, Esq. to be Captin.' Daed as above.
Tliornas •Townsend, to t)..1 ditto. Date& April 19,
•
Sattad;:tti, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Dated April
.003. .
Samuel Mryore, Gent. to bo ditto. Dated as.abitive.
Ro'oert M' hei son, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.