Star. — London, England, 1803-01-03 00:00:00

CORN MARKET. MARK-LAME, VINIPARY 3. There were very few arrivals of Corn from the diftant ports, but a tolerable good! Ellex and Kentifh fupply ; the fine[} Wheats have obtained freely lah week's Prices, but there is an extreme heavinefs in the inferior qualities.-Barley is un altered from !aft quotation.-'Malt alfo heavy.- .Beans and Hog Peas are as. cheaper.-Boiling Peas dull.-Oats do not go off quickly at the prices Rated.-The Orals Seed Trade has a little brifkaefs.-Flour is expeCted cheaper.-For gene. ral particulars we refer to Currency below. Euglifh Wheat, per qr. 48s. sas. 54 5 . Superfine 595. line Dantzic Wheat, 501. 565. nye, 34.5. 38s. Larley, 2+5. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 63. :fah, 425. 465. 475. Oats, tsb. 225. 255. Horfe Beans, New, 335. 343. Old, 345. 365. Tick Beans, New, 283. 305. Old, 321. 345. Hog Peale, 355. 375. Boilers, 345. 435. Carraway Seed, 363. to 411. per cwt. Coriander, 285. to 3os. per cwt. Canary, 78s. to 84s. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lan. Fiour, 455. sos. per Pack. TROY Tilt LONDON OArZETTI. SAMBA?, DIVIVAIT 7. .„-. Average Oise of Corn in Wind and Wales, from the Re• barna ending the ssth of December, Mod. Wheat. 1 Rye. I Barley. I Ova I Beans. I Peak. s. sL s. d. s. d. 6. d. 6. d w d. $7 3 138 8 16 s 30 1 Is 1 v The image Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made bathe teeth ending the sods of December, is 355.6 d. per bbodred weight. PIIICIIS Of GRAIN. AT Tat TOT.I.OWINGI Pt BASUIOITOXI.Wheat 403 od to Sgi od per Q2arter. Barley TOO od to ap 6d I Beano pa od to 39S od Oats Ips oil to a4s od Peafe 00a od to 39e eld MAt Witco 535 (Id to bas od per quarter. Barley ap od to 26$ od I Ream 33$ cd to 38s od Oata IP od to ass od Peafe 424 od to 440 od Newsy* r.—Wheat. 01. od- to bra od. Per to Barley 294 od as 224 9d I Beans los od to sos od Oats as od to 225 64 Peak 136 s od to 38s oil He .—Wheat 46s od to by od per 4: Tarter. U Barley Sod to ass 6d I Bona : 36a to sos od Oats as od to ass od Pare 4 01 od to 44s od Rrantar —Wheat 4404cd. to 635. od. per Quarter. Barley 221 od to 233 Ili I Eons 3os o 6 to 36$ od Oats alls od to 231 od Peale 331 od to 400 od At Warritinfler Market, on Satorlay left, the prices of Britifh Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 21. 142. to 21. ills. Barley, al. as. to' a 6s. Oats ; 191. to 11. es. Beans; tt. t6s. to al. as. NAUTICAL INTBLLIGENCS. FALMOUTH. DECEMBER 31. . _ In the dreadful gale at S. W. oh the sgth init. the following rack, were loft :—The brig Edward aid Mary, Captain Meg/finis, laden with pil chards, drove front her anchors, in Gaava's Lake, Mount's Bay, and totally loft on the rocks called 1 the Wherry., crew faved: a Tetra (name unknown), from Malaga, laden with wine and fruit, wrecked on the fame rocks, and all the crew drowned i a French brig 101 l the fame day near thcLandfend laden with brandy and wine, and all bands drowned; a Small Hoop belonging to Plymouth, laden with pork, wrecked near here, and all the crew (except one man), with a woman and child paffengersi drowned ; a quantity of cotton wool has been wailed on more at Mount's Bay, fuppofed from Tome vefel wrecked.—Arrived this day the Data or Wet packet, D 116112, in feemt days, with the Mail, from Lillian ; the left lying there the KINO G 10202 packet, which arrived out after a ' , tick pafage of five days: (he was expelled to fail f-om Ligon, with the Mails for England, on the ad of January next.—The teacher has been ex tremely tempeftuous on that coaft for feveral weeks pail.—Arrived this day the brig Catharine, Captain WILLIAMS. in fix weeks from Bandon*, with brandy, for Guerufey i the brig Mars, Cap tain WORWALL, in 27 days from Leghorn, with currants ; and the French brig le Pail, Captain Istns, from Dunkirk, laden with (wary met► handixe for Tobago.—Wind S. PLYMOUTH. JANUARY T. The cargo grilse Juno, of New Yost, Captain CLMltie from Philadelphia, which was Branded Witfand Bay, on Wedtiefday night lei, is taking 'lnn from the vela. and depoliting in a neigh. souring barn, where it is fulEciently guarded from :he land pirates; it is expeded that if the weather :..ntinues favourable, the whole cargo may be le. :ured in two days more, and a confiderable part b! it very little injured : the veffel is fo Meth damaged, that be never can be got off, as her lottom is feparated from the upper works, and :annot be repaired ; if another Southerly gale Mould foon come on, it is indeed very likely that ne may be beat to pieces. The cargo of the Jonge Jan Swaart, the veal vhich foundered in Bovey.fand Day, the fame light, confining of beeswax, provifrons, tapes, Sc.:. is driving to the Aare. and it muires extra. 'rdinary exertions to keep the country people from plundering it : a number of boats were yenerday knorning endeavouring to pick up whatever part was found Boating, when. melancholy to relate, thrce of them advanced fo near to the &on. that till , were drowned within the breakers. and by one fatal forge, were overwhelmed and dated to pieces : their crews toadied together of to men, only one of whom was raved ; the other nine were unhappily (wallowed up by the heavy fea, and have left families to deplore their untimely fate: four of the bodies have been fince taken up, but , the others are not yet found. Came in the Union, of Guernfey, Captain Ics• MONGER, from Valencia, bound to Guernfcy, laden with brandy : the yeilerday left to the eallward of this port a Dutch dogger, very leaky, with both pumps going. Advice has this day been received of the lofs of the Duke of Clarence, of this port, Capt. FAULK NEa, bound from Quebec to London, laden with wheat ; the &fled on the 23d September, and three I days after was wrecked in the Gulf of St. Law rence, in a very violent gale of wind: the (hip and cargo were totally loft, and Capt. FAHLAN ER, with hi. Chief Mate and three feamen, as alto Mr. JOHN ELLIOTT, of this town, part owner of the (hip, and his fun, a lad about 54. years old, were drowned ; the Second Mate, and three fearnen, %vele laved. Sailed his Majefly's (hip NEMESIS, of zR guns, Capt. Susitavii.s.a, for Milford. ELSINEUR, DEC. iB. Since our left we have no arrivAls to or ftom Scotland: The swift, Jona litrrott, from Dy lan, with coals ; and John and Euphemia, REC K, with coals, from Alloa are fate arrived at Got tenburgh ; the latter the 7th inR. and the former the loth inL. Wind N. N. E. open weather with fleet and fnow. CHICHESTER, DECEMBER at. A French gun brig, in the gale on Sunday lafl. ran on fhore about half a mile to the wen of the harbour's mouth, about two miles from New Shoreham. The Crew confined of 24 men, three ofwhom were drowned in their efforts to get afhore. in confequence of the boat upfetting. The veffel left Dunkirk the day before, and was bound to New Orleans, in North America, laden with am• munition and military Flores. GREENOCK, DECEMBER 3 t. On Tuefday night it blew very hard from the eallward, with a heavy fall of fnow ; on Wednef day morning, however, it fuddenly veered to the fouthward, bl o wing a tremendous gale, with rain; the tide rote very high, overflowing a great part cf the Bryails and ways ; all the under-ground houfes in the lower part of Ealt (Zloty Lane were ender water. It eaufed a eonlidetable degree of untalioefs, and was nearly as high as the remark able tide in January 1796. It however receded very fuddenly before the ufual time of high water, and we are happy to fay did no damage. The Alexander, Dilemma, from hence, arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland, 24t15 litov. in at days; and the Jane, Mit.i.sa, at ditto from ditto. ne Diana, GROSiAItD , is arrivedhere from St. John's, 'Ne wfoundland, in so days. The Duke of Kent, Kenyans, is arrived at Bay 'of Fundy, from Portfmouth. The Lord *Carty, htlEss, is arrived of the Downs, from New Brunfwirit. The Favourite, Boca, arrived la& night from New York, had a paQage of 33 days. We are happy to Rate, th at t h e Louifa, got off very loon after the went on there, with no damage. lad Ailed yefterday from Holy Lo c h f or 1 4 1verpool. PROM LLOYD's L!ST. I Dtat ici t ar ozar a.--Antred and failed br ale RIM. die Embank hem WlLA—Came deem be. Roma bar Indla,and Wed with kveral mbar outward binged velklaWind N. N, W. . Clearmani. J4IIIIaMT try*, Imam 011101, ham serLae*" Linder, hem Hamblin*. Neptune., hein Dieppe: Saamrimits Naps. Deem frest.Ssint 'a Oak, from Neese s Rafter, Pomba. and :Zre. Medea. hoes Ormeda.—bEed elm Hiebatas. , (*lndia; Oaragm Caw, bar Demlehe jabs, Nay, Ow Dablle; halal Edward. Pleninimajar St. ihstama; Om mon k Win. for Antwerp Ass. Davie*. be illalbordb ; Oak, Laird. far Lea.baras ; Atdoa. Oarsmsn, far = t : i Imp Haeletaa. Law, (far Havre: Doro th y !serer, and Ewer. With. 1 ..... Dieselbums or Pitt= MONEY. , The Dammi s . Taable, Amelia, Diestaut. staff, dad keht• ' rod hired cotter, for the romptare of the 64 Laucaftee. and t wo the are of false Ewa meals, by a feteadroa of N. Maki. tes sada abs ausmaod of Sr Edward Pallow,lon. will be *limo& sitftitinbe nb be. Mbed mitterlot (a) he the emote Oche Da Whiter, sad raderk, in compopy with his btalefty's Imp of wit , will be paid at Yarmouth every Monday. Tho lloo6emat, for the maimem of the AmMus brig I aseativalbas, will*, paid It Na. 4, lavtard's loa, Hitibess. as Maeda the tjth Mft. The armed WM be mil mewed George, fee the capture of the Eodrashe. dt Tru Ithealb may M ooday. ' ARINVID. hi the DOWII9.Iy H, d, from Ahem; Me Ile. Green, fns Cie/teem; Peafirversoce, Redman, fres Par bedew ; mid Three Ikeda" Nell. fees liar Creek. Chatty, (larger. Amt Paletwee-41. a. Mal- Irt, from Chita Ifetehle.--At Pmelhemb, Medida, fres Grenada-Ma Meolosm Word ; Swallllow, lbehaller ; tai alla yi l , k ilial Fa math, i blew. arre. tram Howlime-At MIK Hes. !balm freehibro Tea I Plassila. Mnweel. *we hohimara ; hum Weds; Datiaelha. Muth ; AAR, Heart ; aild )leery. Frek._flits _Neediewiewh-At Haylofts. Arm" Ni.., Bellesefe-eke WeNeweeki Liberty, Lam/Am Lewdbit, Cherish*, Preffee. hem Cork, Mahe* Roger**, Nut gribeer Poky, trona labadoes; sad Here. bus New Teelon-At Say, Mho, from hew York; aad Aso. Cr*. *one Thrtelw-At Virginia, Miles wed Mary. Dims. hem srt&l; wed Age. Celt fees Me , lego-At liferfres. Hope, fees Dartmeeth..At the Cap ef Good Hes, Fumy, Bird. hem the Ifita of Frazee- At Belbs, Memory, Smith, fres Celeatte-At Daher, flowiltoa. *es Loaders; Thiess, led= Cis sate, —. fres Liveepeoh-A t s NSW Vedder; rCaspbell; awl Levi Mee. hem Landow- At Newheedbed. Winder. fres llaseekea-Of Peewees. (bees Deem* from !sync-At limeemk, Nand., hem Lalbes.Qa the Creek. Cl= Theme. hem Voleneki-At Town Isity- t Thigh*. HU MOW* easel war,the Rambler, of all dem. hawk* Ripped her ember, le the Bej=i s t e. na op the skerldh fey. MN Na *dm Isi ehe idled Item die •M Os Ise wed Bitty, aro" IS eibil GOT. Dory Mew HER mAyEsrr, PETE AT PROGMORE. On Saturday Her Majcsry gave a grand enter. tainmentto her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Cat n r.- Lovra of WALES, and her young Friends. ibild their noble Parents. In the courfe of the day they were amufed with different fpecies of entertainment at Windfor. After dinner they adjourned to Frog more, where every preparation was made for a ball, in a room very fancifully fitted up, under the direetion of the Princefs &mesas -it, whole ta (le in loch arrangement is allowed to be of the fiat rate. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Warr: arrived &ft at Frogmore : he was loon after fol lowed by his Royal Parents, with th e Prirr:ces CHAZLOTTE of WALES in their carriage, a:•-d :he Princefs Aucu STA. I'he Princc attended at the carriage door, and handed Their MAJESTIES, his filler, and daughter out of the carriage. All the other Princeffes fol lowed immediately after. The Prince remained, and handed them all nut of their carriages. They were accompanied by Ladies ELY, DORMER, CATHCART, and ELGIN. The entertainment was wholly under the direc tion of the Prince's ELIZANPTN. Her Royal Highnefs afted as Mifirefs of the Ceremonies, by coupling them, and every thing being properly arranged for their dancing, about feren o'clock the Ball commenced, in the room fet apart for that purpofe. The firft dance led off was the Prior• of Wakes Fancy, by the Prime's CHARLOTTE of Wales, and the Marquis of DOWNSHIRP, a box about ten years old. About a dozen couple fol lowed. In the second dance, Speed tk Plough, her Highnefs danced with the Earl of DELAWARE, a boy alfo ; next with Lord CrAnacioaric, the fon of the Marquis of SALISBURY; and 'lay, with Lord Vact.trirtr, the cldeft fon of the Earl of MOUNT EDGCUMOE. In the fecond dance two lets were farmed, of about fifteen couple each. To make room for the company the mufic was re moved into an adjoining apartment, ferarated only by a tranfparency, the produElion of the Princefs ELIZABETH. About ten o'clock the murk ceafed, when the vifitors w're uthered into theadjniging apartments, where refrethments of every kind weie.fet out in the molt elegant Rile for their accommodation.— At eleven o'clock the ROYAL Parc tit departedfor Windfor, and the canlpany tiparated as loon as they cottld get to their carriages. The Princefs CHARLOTTE danced with wonderful grace and elegance, and was much careffed by the KING aid Between every dance the ran to the Frailics and kiffed him. His Royal Highnefs ap peared much delighted, and returned her endear. ments by the moil affeetionate behaviour. The PRINCE fuKcd with the ROYAL FAMILY at the (treen's Looge, and Qept in his fplendid fuite of apartments in the Cattle. Her MAJESTY remarked in the Ball Room, that Ilse never faw affembled together fu many fine ‘children ; an obfervation likewife made by the 'Kira and the PRINCE. Their ages were molly 'from eight to ten. The young ladies were drdred en main frocks, with pantaloons or Turkill: crow krs, and looked remarkably well. The frocks were very (port. The Spew and the Pa tit cassas were dread in plain white mulling, with plain head dreffes, and diamonds. The Kum. the PRINCE, and all the Gentlemen, wore the Windfor uniform. Among the company prefent were Lady ALAI. NA CUMBERLAND, and family ; Counters of DELA. wets. and family; Baronet's Howe, and family; the Marquis of SALISBURY and family; Lord and Lady SUDLaIf, Lord WA LSIMGI4•I4 and family; Lord AUCKLAND and family ; Lord RossLyti and family.; Lord HENLEY and family ; Lady DOWN man ; Sir Wm. and Lady PITT • Lady CHAR LOTTE WEST; Sir R. and Lady PITT; and fa mily ; Mr. Joule SULLIVAN end family: and all the neighbouring families of dittindion. Hatfield is to he fent to Carlifle for trial at the Spring Affizes, on the charge of forgery ; the other °likes of complaint, from Tome peculiar circumftances, will not, it is thought, office hit life. Hatfield has not much to fear from - the'charge of bigamy. His firft wife, whtife maiden .name was Michilli Nation, travelled two dlysund a night from Devonfhire, to fpend Chrilimas Day with him in Tothilleelds Bridewell, and let of the following morning by five o'clock, on her thturn to the fame country. Yekerday the remains of Mathews, the pool Dulwich Hermit, were interred in the chapel ground at Dulwich. The corpfe was followed by his daughter and her hatband ; after them went fevered of the refpc&abte inhabitants of the pariffi ; and an immenfe number of men, women, and children, who bad known and refpeeed the de. ceafed in his lifetime, brought up the rear. The cmaseay was, altogether, concluded in a way highly creditable to the parties concerned. Sunday morning, at half pall one o'clock, a 'hocking fire broke out in a boufe in Fredeeick, &est, Portico, inhabited by Mr. Manna and Mr. Minster, fhipwrights. It is very extraordinary that no costiceure cam be formed of its origin.— The family, it teems, went to bed at ten o'clock, and mutt inevitably have perifbed o had it not been for the incefant roevring and mak of a cat, which dißorbed their reit, and tied ! warned them of , their danger. The whole of the furniture was defrayed; but what we bare molly to lament is, a girl about four years of age was burnt to death. Her uncle had made his way down flair' as far I as the (treat door, when, on being anted after the child by its father, he immediately returned and had aeoally placed the child on a table slbilfl be turned hiatfelf to .pen the garret window to efcape, but dreadful to relate, when he again looked round, the child had fallen from the table and through the flaming floor. He then carted his efeape by leaping from the window into the erect, and though much hurt ran iaftantly to the dock.yard for affißance, wh en two engines mo mentarily fet out from thence and another from Portfmouth; but the tide being at Oh, a rot& hoe/ of water could not be procur e d , therefore recount was had to pull down the honfe to (mother the fire. which prevented its fpreadiai farther. THE AR Mr. We are informed that, in eonfequence of a pl. t;tion from the Publicans of Southampt m to the War Office, in order to eafe them from the bur den of foldiers being fo frequently billetted in go ing to and coming from the Depot in the Ifle of Wight, that orders have been fent to fit up b tr racks at Chapel Mill to contain 150 men. Thurfday fe'nnight a detachment of the Royal Artillery, confiaing.of an officer and about 40 men, marched into Cork from Dublin. The garrifons of Cove, and the forts on the Cork rit er, are to be immediately occupied by detachments of the 46th regiment from Cork— and the Nottingham Fencibles, at prefent quartered there, are to return home. The following is a copy of a letter from the Secretary at War to the Infpeeing Field Officers of the Recruiting Service : "War-Office, Dee a 7, 'sibs- ° It being thought proper the the pay and contingencies of the St ff of the Recruiting Diitrietr in Great Brltain (ruin the 25th i.dtut, inelufive, be Blued through the General Agent for R crafting, radon In London 1 have t`e bantam to acquatnt you therewith, and deflre you will inftroti she Pay-ander of the Difttidt under your fi fpefii:.n, that Ise R ac e wdingly to draw upon Mr. Ridge. inacal of %Terri Cox and Greenwood, for the Paid •ferrice, from the above date. lam further to acquaint you, that agreeably to the tenor of the nal nitnitation made to the infpedtar G naval of the Recruiting fen. v.ce, It my letter of the 13d alt. the Paensafter is nut t•t iffue his dra'te .ur the pay and allowance of Commanding °Seem belonging to the Staff of the Itiflen. t , u•;til the end month, except in cafe of any individual Officer who may cafe to beluog thereto in the eourfe thereof; and that be It to prepare a fcparate eitimare of the pay and contb•gencirs of the mad' for each month, with a duplicate for the sir of the Gc tweet Agent, and to tranfrnit the Paid efilmate and duplicate to this °See, fo that the fame may be recrived id•re on or :•cfure the 12th of each mouth, in order that the idles may be reno. laud accordion- 'c. reacs2 The following is a Copy of the General O r d ers which were iffued by the Earl of Carts. imme. di.tely before his departure from Egypt : ..Head-cb!arters, Akundria, Od. sc. " As Major-Gen. the Earl ofCAVAM will embark this morning for Malta, Mai'li-General STEWART I will be pleated henceforward to take upon hiruflif the command of the troops of the Army in Egypt. Major-General the Earl of CAVAN, in notifying his departure to the troops in this country, carnealy folicits them to condefcend to accept of his fince rat and moil grateful thanks, for their sonduft fence hohas had the honour to command them.— A caudal not only manifefling fuch dircipliae obedience, and every principle of good foldiers, as mutt encreafe the fame and charafter they have heretofore acquired; but thatalfo rendered h;scom mand as eafy as it had been highly flattering and honourable to him. He congratulates the Army on their having Major-General STSWART as tbcir Commander, an officer whole attachment and re gard to its interefts and comforts are as well known to every individual in it, as his experience and abilities. To Colonel BUSMAN Major. General the Earl of Cavax's obligations are moll juftly due, for his able execution of every deity ; and particularly for his unremitting attention to the extreme troublefoote one, attached to his tituation, as Commandant of Alexandria I to him felely are its inhabitants indebted liir its prefent well ellablilbed police ; and for the tranquility they now enjoy. " Lieut.-Colonel LAIRD, Deputy Quern Waf ter, Lieut.-Colonel Moose, Deputy .01djutant Ge. net al, Dr. Swarm, and every individual at the head of the different departments of the Anny. are well entitled to Major General the Earl of Ca. VAN'S acknowledgment of approbation, for ,their affiduity and zeal, and for the affifiance they have on all occafiens afforded him, in forwarding the public ferries. " Major-General the Earl of Cavan is very fenfible that with great cafe, many Officers any be•found in the ferric., polfeffing far fuperior abb. Utica, and is every re** better qualified to corn. mend than hinifilf but he is perfuaded it vronlit be attended voids diffinaty, to find one, that has bees mare any zealous to promote the web. fare sett kaPeitl44.of theirs be.has commanded— (efpecially thofe in E o wy t) than he has b ee n. If this declaration is tb tof any valor, he aura them of its continuatteq s and that his gratitude to the Army of Egypt w ill never be obliterated from his memory." We yeSerday received N ew -Y or k papers to the sods November, bat they bring very little news, and notbial of a late date from St. Domingo.— The following letter, which is dated 25th of Sep tember, may thew what were the feelings and the apprehenfions of the inhabitants °Ale Cape at that period :--- ISTIACT 0/ • =TIMIS, carp raereez• serreaume Oh TO, ORNTLIIIAN IN nutnalsriata. I felicitate yea on jeer fordightamar:llLZ sd fattens In re minis, where yen aft. Never at any tit don has Se. Dombms bon more or mamba than at this INONINIL Tondlied ametianda the 14stileaM Gerd at ti r s i tts, who will be paid by thuds who aft wen to who rather than reinsin ander Ms osennapd., We women lead so GO rota mini& this ragbag war. Osterman fends es detachments of ago, son, soot, and soon taw at s OWt t but after was then stilton maw laandhima stid inhSchmt, inch partimindakemenests bar* limy_ OM tasks shituftel by Ihe Heipitabonaladd ma* to the amide mitred (at ad. lhary operation. Tus momments are Issas *thaws any eyeful or dean maibelowae, bran may lift kidded', Wipe. roes enterpeldes midis* darks mdse.. How maw, tbsalinds or brave mot, sad how map amliess et anew this Mod is yet to eon to Itrases, is enter te soaks he a Wart, is 4p de unpsibie to theska. How many crest troths, which dere n ot amide Sams sad to paper fumy, met we be cameo le morn in bran. oramia An American Jury has recently alerted its com. petenee to judge of the law as well as the faa.—.. On the Bth ult. at Bennington, in Vermont. two men were put to the bar of the Supreme Court, charged with wilful murder. After a very lon g trial, the Jury acquitted the prifaners of the capi tal part of the charge, but found them guilty of manfiaughter ; the Judges objected to the verdift, ;ad after elaborate expofitions of the law, dcclA red, that if the prifoners were not guilty of the murder, they were not guilty of manflaughter, confequ ent l y &add have been acquitted , and the jury were fent back to reconfider the verdict : they perfieed, however, in the judgment they bad given, and the Coon was compelled to receive it. I b a me fiefs for ORS ttcr Var 'ent iled it is 'ow e a )ms this rent rier. em ann. do. ,00r aR oes. .sit, FeVi ing 1 of ght his 'kJ). at of OUT am de die een ,m. 1 tO A rare. the the )rps dif ites TI-