Star.
London, England, 1830-03-27 00:00:00

Total of Meal and

Flour

1(7,484 5 4

Species of Corn,
Grain, Meal, and
Flour.

Wheat.. 1

Barley

1
Oats .

Rye

Peas

Bens .• 00000 •• • .
Maine or Indian Corn
Buck Wheat...
Beer or Bigg

Total of Corn and

Grain.... ..... ..

Total of Meal and

21 3 1.

17,508 2 18

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Quantities remaining in Warehouse in the
United Kingdom on the Ist March 1830.
The Produce
Imported of, and hn-
from
potted
from, Total.
Foreign ritish Pos.
Countries. sessions out
of Europe.
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Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus. Qrs. Bus.
258,007 7 2,632 6 2441,640 5
66,151 1 66,151 1
. 437,689 2 437,689 2
. 26,430 0 26,430 0
. 9,346 7 154 2 9,501 1
2,880 3 2,880 3
1,187 2 1,187 2
. 2,117 3 2,117 3
. 783,810 1 2,787 0 786,597 1
Cwt. qrs. lb. Cwt. qrs. lb. Cwt. qn.
r 81,831 313 476 1 782,308 020
130 1 3 0
. 81,833 213 476 1 7 82,309 3 20

Fleur I 81,835 213 1476 1
By Order of the Commissioners,
T. WHITMORE, Secretary.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND Lose 07 LIFE ON THE
RlVER.—Between six and amen o'clock last evening as a wherry
with a waterman and three own.porters was crossing the river from
Rotherhithe, towards Wapping, the boat came in contact with a
hawser belonging to a tier of vessels riding in the centre of the river,
and, before the boatman could extricate himself from the maim
situation in which a rapid ebb tide bad placed him, the boat awe,'
and the waterman and his fare were turned into the middle el the
stream. he waterman, fortunately, soon got upon the keel of his
wherry, where he kept fast hold until he was relieved from his den-
prom situation by a boatman passing at the time; but the three
corn.porters wets carried by the tide under the tier of vas& and
completely disappeared, when three brave fellows, seamen belong-
ing to the vessels where the accident happened, instantly jumped
into the river, and, to the imminent danger of their own lives, saved
two of the sinking men, who along with the waterman were Medal
ashore to Rotherhithe in a very exhausted state. The exordia of
the sailors, however, could not save the other unfortunate indivi.
dual from his fate, and his body was not found at nine o'clock
last night.
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.—A few days since a
circumstance took place in the vicinity of Hendon-on-the-Hill,
which there is too much reason to apprehend will eventually prove
fatal In its results. A poor man from the neighbourhood of
Hammersmith, it appears, without having received any previous
permission, entered the grounds of Captain Moore, a gentleman
of fortune residing in the vicinity of Hendon, and Captain
Moore, being made acquainted with the intrusion, 'hastened to tbe
read dedred the trespasser at once to dcsist,snd immediately leave
The poor man promised to obey him, and, apparently
wirdrittention, took up his fishing.tackle and departed. On this
Captain Moore returned homewards, and some time afterwards be
watt Weaned by his servants that his orders had not been cont.
Sled with, and that the intruder still continued his pastime. lid-
Sated at this patinaeity, Captain Sloore hastily snatched up a awe
Of pistols, and rushed towards the river; an altereatice ensued,
which terminated in his discharging one of the pistols, the contents
!ef which lodged in the unfortunate man's arm, and shattered it
severely. He was subsequently moved to Stamford.le.Hope, where
be received the professional assistance of Dr. Dodd; but notwith:.
this, he still continues in the most perilous condition.—
Cart. who has been the cause of this distressing occurrence
sureedesed himself to the Rev. Dr. Hogarth, a Magistrate of the
woozy, nod by him he was committed to Barking gaol
RESOLUTE ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY, AND APP ill,-
Wilmslow or Tllll BeaoLases.—On Wednesday sowilleg.
Wren two and three o'clock, a most resolute burglary, and swop
• inilliory, was made at the dwelling-house of Thimpssa,
Req. opposite the Angel Inn, at Ilford, in Essex. The b
it appears, passed over the garden in the rear, and, having=
open the bee* window, succeeded in making their way as fee as the
drawing.ross‘ On their arrival there, one of the scrum, wile
to be awake at the *we, suspecting km their
'== roa=rs were thieves in the house, gave an than, not
'they instantly fled ter Oilion, one of the Borhaterot
'horse patrol, being a of what had oteurrod, aconopmgell by
Mr. Thompson's servants, lemsediarely eensmonontas althet. or.
melt, soil in &short tints aottiesikni in applimilleg awn nepidop
peons, who, their in no desk, are the ellindins. On aloe
Ai with, they expeened psalm indipados at being
tie aveletlaractorst beet es etwelithims
was found stompieto eft If with ghee-
.
I *mu bar notches, Sae. MI -se be shoo it the
=oath ihe footasoks, in die is, ame WO.
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