The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, Jurtz i.

THE state of the Trade remains much the 'same
as at last report ; hut few
_arrivals of Wheat,
chiefly from Essex and Kent, vhich goes off ikt almost
unvaried prices ; in Barley and. Malt little doing ;
Beans have ready sale ; Pease sell high, particu.
latly grey ; we have some fresh Oats in, but cannot
note this ax tide at any reduction in price; terms of
Flour are as our last.

1 ,
tid .
wheat - so; a O Tick Beans i• 3oa.a s a 663 ad 345,
Fire ditto - t6s a 67s 6,1 Oars . - aoS a a3s a 27s
Rye •.. - 343 a 37i ad Poland ditto 28S a: 29$ pd
Harley . 24s a 29$ od Rape Seed - - • 351 aOs
Malt . -45 s a sos od Hue Flour - sal a 54s oft
White Pease 45s'a sts al Seconddo - .'. 453 a 50$
131::atis -32 s a 36s 6,

EXTRACT OF A LET/ER.FROM THE HAGUE, MAY 24.

II" It is not'our Government that has ordered rlie
arrest of Englishmen at llekvi,eo/rus,-at the Br///e,
and other placert in Hollara, but the French Coin.
outriders of the' French Troops, who omit*: those
and other of our fortified Towns ; here, at Rottcr-
Va vs, and at Annterdatn, no British Subjects arc yet
imprisoned, nat. any British Property sequestrated
—and it was not befitre our independent G'_>vern.
ment was absolutely commanded su to d:), that an
Embargo was laid on all English Vessels. Our
whole Country has been thrtattnrd Kith Martial
Law lot• our moderation, or rather' for not entering
with warmth and obedience enough into the vile,
base, and degrading passions of the Corsican Tyrant
—for not hating England as it is hated by him, and
by his submissive French Slaves. When we repre.
rented that iris condigt was contrary to the Laws of
Naiiins; we. received this, gfficial Anstueri' that
the Lau' s of 13dAr AR is ewers the Laws of Nation
--and NO OTH tit.

" Several English Merchants. from' the Fairs of
Frankfort and Leipzig,' who have taken 'France or
this Country in their way home, 'are amongst the
imprisoned t some captures of money have been
made, hut not to the amount BotqAp RI it and TAL.
LET RAND expeOed.
" Depend upon it, BONA P ART E'S plan is to exclUde
England entirely from all coMMunication .with the
Continent how much he has this plan at heart, you
mayjulige from his condescending even to cajole Den-
/marlin his Declaration against 'England to. his Se.
nate. To gain this point, large Subsidies have been
offered both to Sweden and Denmari,besidel an In.
demnification for- all the consequent Josses of Indi.
viducds.

"I h joist novisheard, that the Confiscation of
all 12, it i~ir Property in Holland, ; the Name of, and
I.;r the Account of the French Republic; has been in-
sisted upon ; so that in a quarrel in which we have
no interest, and no intent to engage, France "exposes
our p-roperty to be captor id by England; and in re-
turn pptures the English property here, which it
it knows, we in one way or other will be
to pay.'
lc The roads to Girmany are crowded with British
and other Fugitives ; "even English Stibjeels Avho
resided here rioting the late War, Italie dispoied Of
their property and departed, beca"rise they fear more
the organized tyranny of flerLtra.tvrE, than they
did the -Crttel 'anarchy of his worthy Predecessor,
ROBESPILRRE.

• 64 A total stagnation in our Tratle—a gieit confu.
sion in all Our public and private transaelions—a
General, Moral, Political, and CtimtnerCihl An.tr.
chy, dye the. first consequebee of the unheard-of anti
abominable condu4 of the Corsicltn. .`

" • 44 During the last six days, 7900 *ire Fiench
TrOopS• have entered our Country, inUitly CO6.
scripts, to he sa;d, clantbed, and at's/jai-at - our