Star.
London, England, 1808-02-20 00:00:00

LONDON MARKET'S.

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, FES.- 19.—There i
a large supply of Wheat to-day, which goes off hea-
vily—Second and inferior qualities are rather cheaper
—Barley and Malt likewise—Rye in request and
dear—Beans of both sorts are rather lower—Pea;
of, each kind also—there are large supplies of Oats,
a•-:d that trade is named at rather less
at somewhat less.

GENERAL CI:ItRENICY AS UNDER:
Wheat, 435. 5Gs. 70s. Beans (old) 555. 61s. W.
Fine ditto, 725. 745. Tick ditto (old) 50s. 565. Cd.
Rye (New) 48s. 535. Oats, 235. 2es. 275.
Barley, 411. 475. PJland ditto, 38s. 295. Od.
Malt 635. 755. Potatoe ditto OCs. 41a.
White Peas (bailurs) 1542.5. 14125. itape Seed, 5.81. 311. us.
Grey ditto 5413. 625. .
Fine Flour 555. 605.-Seconds 50s. 555.
SMITHFIELD, February 19.
To sink the offal-per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 4.1. Veal 6s. (Ni. to 7s. ed.
Mutton 4s. 84.1. to ss. Rd. Pork ss. od. to Gs. 4d.
NEWGA'I'E AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Per stone of 81b. by the carcase.
. .
Beef :Is. ed. to 4s. Gd. Veal Es. Od. to 7s. 4d.
Mutton 3s. 841. to ss. Od. Pork ss. Od. to Gs. 4d,
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags, 5!. ss. to 61. Gs I Pockets 61. Os. to 71. Os.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN smrnintLn.
Hay 51. Os. to 61. Gs. New Clover 01 Os to 01. O.
Clover 51. ifs. to 61. los. Straw 11. 19s. to 21. 2s.

PRIOE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts li'd. 21-lid Calf Skins £6s. 3'.s
Ditto . 34d. 25d Ditto 345. 3.s
Merchants' B trks 18d 21d. Ditto 335. 3.i
Dressing Hides 16d. 17-td. Small Seals Ss. 4d. 3s. tia
Fine Coach Hidcs 18(1. 191 d. Large dial 100 s. 16:.,4
Crop Hides for cutt. 19d. 2tnl. 'Tanned Horse Hides 20s. 2:::s
Ditto 131 d. 114 d. Goat Skins 90s. 63,l

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FARM OF TALLOW.
St. itaines's Market 4s Sid Tosvn Tallow 76s Od
Clare jslarket 4s • 54d Yellow Russia 003 75s Cd
Whitechapel Market 43 5d White ditto . 70s 71s Cd
per stone or alb. ------ Soap ditto 00s 70s Cd
13. 4d Melting Stuff 59s 60s Od
4s Sid Ditto rough 40. Od
Graves 12s Cd
12$ ud

Avtrage

Good Dregs
• Yellow Soap, 86s—Mottled, 96s Od—Curd,
-Price of Candles, per dozen 12s Od—Moulds, 138 ed.
COAL MARKET, February 19.
Ships at:Market Ships sold
20 Newcastle Coals 18 48s. Od. to 58. Si
7 Sand*liand . 7 465. Od. to 535. od.

Yesterday the Governor and Deputy-Governor of
the Bank had a private conference with the CHANCEL •
LOH Of the EXCHEWER,
Yesterday died, at Clapton, Mrs. SAVILL, wife of
Mr. THOMAS SAVILL. . _ _

THEATRE, COVEN r-GARDEN.—Last night, be_qween
the Play and Farce, a Ballet was introduced, called
Poor Ja.-4 ; or, The Benevolent Tar. It is, we believe,
an improvement upon a piece of a similar descrip-
tion, originally produced at the Royal Circus. It
exhibited -a well painted representation of a storm and
shipwreck ; and the grace and agility of the Corps du
Ballet were much applauded, particularly the Miss
ADAMS'S. • YOLIDJ, BOLOGNA iS the Composer of the
piece.
The match made, on Monday last, for the Young
Phenomena mare, the property of Mr. Bowen, to trot
4glit miles in half an hour, was decided yesterday,
on the Watford Road. She was 31 minutes per-
forming the clis..ance, and consequently lost.
Agrand match•of single-stick-playing took place at
Benson, in Somerset, on Wednesday. between twelve
competitors.--::.AP.-...r eight hours diversion, the first
prize was adjudged to George Dunn, from Devon-
sNire ; the 2d to Ram, of Gloucestershire ; and the
3d to Weston, of Surrey.
• The carriage of Mrs. A. FULLALOWE, of Charlotte-
street, was turned over with a violent shock yesterday
afternoon in Long-acre, in consequence of one of the
Western coaches having caught the hinder wheel.
There were two ladies and a little boy in the chariot,
bat fortunately they escaped with slight injury. The
coachman was a good deal bruised.
SOUTHAMPTON.—Among the gaicf es of this r-a .e
we have to notice a most splendid 8.111 and Su p r,
given by Mrs. BETTESWORTH, (Trevanion) at h.r
house in the Polygon, on Wednesday last, wh;ch was
tte.ldcd by all the nobility and gentry in the n igh-
bourhocd.—The Ball was opened by Miss BEI TES.
WORTH and Sir D. HUNTER BLATT' the Bands of the
Ayrshire and Nottingham militias played and sung
during the entertainment, which did not break up till
1 a late hour on Thuriday morning.