Star.
London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

COAL.

The !ales this mOining at Mark-lane were tery
dull, the purchafets being exceedingly few. Fine
Englifh Wheats maintained their former price? but
thofe of inferior quality *ere from 43. to 51.
cheaper.
Wheat, 765. to fops.
Dantaick Wheat; 12011. f3os.
Red Wheat, zoos. loss.
Rye, cos. to 6os.
Whith Peafe, 6os. to 755.
Grey Peafe, 425. to 50$.
Short Small Oats, 3os. to 4as..
Fine ditto, 325. 20 431.
s*lll Beat's; los. to 565.
Tick ditto, 445. to 595.
May, cos, to 751.
Price of Flour, tool.
num OF GRAIN, AT TVS vosaswma *inns;

CANTERBURY, JUNE t 3.
. _..
WNW , Ho to 147 eimPees . 46 pea;
* - 32 to so . Pea
Da - 74 t• go
gm • - • 36 to 38 . pr. tar 41 a. to 4161
kg Arnie - +to iiiniabs, 40. Ace. to yl. ata
lOW Boot • - .io to 4 Ofter, sie. 4L no, to SL alb
11142 Bans - 4$ tors" Rano, da pl. Ca to at ea
Tans . —to Mai -116 n to ma
PAALT-410W11M#.44,6p05.
Prkc of doe Clusters Lat .-. pii
BURY, JUNi to, per Dana.
Wlent, yco to 6ys od Ova, ice 6d tat* Et
Barley, 14$ od to 34$
NORWICH,. pa Cott*. s'
What, 44$ to 6Es od I 8ar127., 13s tows
Hay, a 6d-.Btravn so 6.41 per Cwt.
LYNN, per. %safer.
Fine Wheat, tics !Co I2Os Carte °its. I. to 2sB
Cmerfedisto, 84s to eos Rye, 7os Bar, 461
Nnellaley, 424 to 6cs White Pak lot
Oinide AIMS La to 32s Orel Pak. SOS
Eine Ones. 36s to cos H. Pima, pos. per fork. .
SOn TIN. a ewsibant and Devosion ppm. pa Arida

iefterday the Lord Mayor ordered the price of
Biead to be lowered half an AfNee, or id. in the
Peck Loaf, to take place to-morrow. The price
of the Qiiarterti Loaf will then be is. sd.
Laft week a cowflip was plucked at Wakerley,
in Northamptonfhire, which had eighty-five dd.
tina petals on one Rem, nearly all of which were
in full bloffom.
Wosnea Sneer Snadiattio.—The annual &cep-
(hearing feftival, inftituted by the Duke of Ben-
FORD, has attrafted a veil number of firangers.
Every bed in the place is occupied, and though
the Duke of BEDFORD has canted accommodation
tube provided for all his particular friends at the
Abbey, a great number of firangers find it diffi-
cult to procure a lodging in the town.
About nine o'clock on Monday Morning his
Grace gave a public breakfaft at the Abbey, and
between ten and eleven his Grace, attended by a
great number of agricultural Gentlemen, among
whom were the Duke of Manchefier, Lord Ong-
ley, Lord Thanet, Lord Carrington, Lord John
Ruiell, Lord Prefton, Lord Villiers, Sir Geo.
Ofborne' Sir john Riddle, Major GilOn, and
'liars. Whitbread, Colhoun, Holland, lee An.
teak, Coke, Owfley, Rowley, Henri Pointer
Stanley, Byng, Gregory, William Smith, Han-
met. and Chaplin, and Mr. Young, Secretary to
the Board of Agriculture. They proceeded to
infa the cheep that were (hearing underacovered
building very conveniently prepared for that pur-
pore. Soon after three o'clock the company re-
tired to the Abbey, and about four near two hue-.
dred fat down to a very elegant dinner in the hall
of the ancient front of the Abbey, and at which
his Grace prefided. To prevent improper per-
tons intruding theinfelves, as on a former year,
Fundrrfon was admitted bat thole who had ta m
ted by his Grace with a ticket. Abort plc .
hundred farmers wereentottahied in the Reward's
room by the bailiff. Bennetts fix and (even o'clock
the company returned to the Park farm to bufinek,
when a number of South down taps, fosse two
(hears, and fosse three °seers, were exhibiaed
vim: to their being cut. A nnesbet of -or '
&elation .07dtlisetifr carriages and= wees
eens.
The new Canal to Paddington Wad offilpileted
*host a weeplatdriwil, the water` &ON In up to
its heed at , where it form a .loess
mil melds canal to &kite, making:A
bah dseEdgroatoroid. 011
' AL the he barge came up with Orangery
ftvaia • • • ion which oecafien there were vent
• int' • • • tors and their frilled', and a
• peoplc, airetnbling oaths sear
11‘; end -dancing continued in die barge i
Web* -• • kat night. It was sfireaidthut au
,tines , fire a relate,' btu this was found
intpolliMit • ammo of the coach-hole, when s'
Wee - • •: • exafpenited at the cannon's dee
State • and determined to make it fire, pro'
swede red , which he drove like a row
road into •• of. the cannon. upon which
it his arm Ovad&lly, and
It•Wo
body. •Nembers &people
haveaetbc . .in this grand aquatic no-
velty. The mast regular prose lion in the
41 Canal is to take place in about
=we e&
No q.e was ever mon
BesitsOlence and EGO 16°
=has diaingui amp br ••• •
than that eminencliallbal Cliarsheri Dolor
Ihmovs, witnefs his dlonadon of ea. to the
Etinotilinulpiwitiil i and isa 01!4:01•Icarrmt
!ZIT la Alai- • .ffeSibispoides
tot*
ll4aok ***/ '• ni awe
Prl PPitVls cell elir in
tbe roar is Ida whom are
OW slowed t: ;17=:6D bi.clenr•
Suet's au examPle wish t tObe billeted by 111 mi 10...
are equally bleft with thee-intiella of tulicyjal OPP,
trefs ae the Doetor, who (term. Weed. to soMv
mollies wealth the Falter, the more be lays °stilt
this sly,

NAB

MAII THiS DAY~WIad N. W.
gamin
Hoak*
• Dula
• Whireasi
▪ Delosisise

a
I'

' • YARMOUTH, JUNE Ilk
• 6'
Tlut morning arrived the Panics or Watts
packet, Captain-Darns, with mails, and Mr. Ystx-
asxxorr, & courier from the Court of Peteriburgh,
with difritehrs, and fev,eral other patengers.. Ad-
miral Dictsoa's fqua4ton fails to-morrow, to re-
fume its Ration off Goree, after which it is expelt-
ed to join the Channel fleet. The divifion for this
ilation will, it is faid, be under Admiral Pots and
Admiral Tort? : this nation is then to be fuppli-
ed from the Baltic fleet', Sailed the'lelliTtlt and
Pawns brigs, and LIIIMITY cutter: the &LIT
armed. 'hip has failed for the Nore, to take under
convoy the (hips for the Baltic.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE is.
Cattie in the PRINCI or WALLIS, of 98 guns,
Rear Adthirkl CALIFS'', from Spithead ; the Fer.
ret privaieer, of 12 guns, Cal/Mill HOZIIII, 4001
a cruise; Rhe Temeraire Trench logger, laden
with wiut; taken by the Dias' it, of ao guns, Cap-
tain TOllll j and the Smuts, Of 20 guns, Cap.
tail Km, from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE z.
Sailed the Assoit, Captain CRACRAtTi with the
Portugoefe Ambalrador, and 300,0001. in fpecie,
for Labon. The money was brought from Lon-
don yeller**, under an efcort of Light Norte.
Sailed the Alto°, Captain Bowan, and HYDRA,
the Hon. Captain P•osr, to block up, or fight if
they come• out, three French chips of war lying at
Havre, and ready for lea.
The GARLAND frigate will fail to-morrow, with
the Weft-India fleet, if the wind permits. She car-
ries out Rear-Admiral MONTAGUE.

The FLORA, Captain StantLi, has flailed for
Lymiagtoi • the is to be Rationed as guard.lhip
at the Needles.
The FOILTOWIS, Captain Lord Bsauctsac, is
goni down to St. Helen's, where the is to remain
at goard-thip.

SHEERNESS, JUNE i 6.
Arrived his Majeay's hired armed ibip &Lir,
,Captain WILLIAMS ; and the Jat.ouss, Captain
hay, from Yarmouth. Came into dock the Sua-
rams frigate, and CLASH gun-brig, to be repaired.
The Lewis-rib:A, of 74 guns, was paid to-day,
and will fail the firft fair wind for Yarmouth.

MAI LLOYD'S LIST.
Diauljoar z6.—Sailed the Sersosandßraysa
floojos, on a cruise. Wind N. N. W.
GIt•VISIND Joss au—Sailed the Po
Lay, for LilbOn ; Draper, Ps KKKKK on, for Bel-
faft ; Vrow Gertre3rna.Boacorrs,for St. Vallery ;
and Copernicus, ---,. for Elfmore.

LIVERPOOL,IUNE is.
The Neptune, ST&INo ea, from hence for Africa,
was on More on the Red Nofes on Saturday, but
is Since got of without damage.
The Brothers, Towsas from new Orleans for
this port, is put into Halifax, after throwing yo
bales of cotton overboard.
The Median, Daingssros;arrived at Glafgowg
from Charlatan, (poke on the 9th of May, the
larigestine Amiable, ATICIIIIIO3I from hence to
New Yak an well. On the 09th, !poke the bri.
, gantiosHope, Lea, from hence for Newfoundland.
HULL, JUNE ts.
The convoy has not yet
.arrived for the Ham.
burgh Qiips ; which are waning the fume in White.
booth roads.
Many flips are now loading coals in the Tyne
fOr the Baltic ; and a convoy is expeded to be
appointed in tie courfe of a few days.—A convoy
is expelled to fail from the Nora on or about the
loth is& with the trade from London for Elfinore.
Zama of a letter from the Captain of an Eng.
fhipat Riga, to a perfon in this town, dated
May 24, i80t.—,4 I arrived here from Lernfal on
the ad of May, along with all my thip's company,
in good health ; for which I am thankful, as there
are many Sick, and feveral dead belonging to dif-
ferent fhips.—The embargo is taken off from all
the Beidth (hips; the order came here on the sadJ
ult. but we have not yet taken poffeffion of
02711
We expel to receive an order from the C
in two or three days, for that purpofe.
'Telteer:illpret ve fuffered very confiderably mails,
. .
rigging, &e. and the embezzlement of fibres: it is
my °cation the damages will average 3001. a flip,
or more. The hulls of the (hips have fuffered
greatly ; the weather here being extremely hot;
I and no perfon to wet or tar their decks or fides.—
I hope to be with you in a month or fix weeks."
DISTRUIMION 07 PRIZE MONEY.
. The crew of the RISOLUTION, for the capture'
of the Sip New York, will be paid their propos..
rigs of tbatpart of the cargo which was condemned
M *mill property, on Monday the sad ballast,
atthe Crown and Sugar•loaf,Garlic k-hill, London.
This crew of the Tatar, for the recapture of
I the Arno. by the boats beloagisg to the Tamil.,
will ter proportions of the falvage arifing
upon
.mpoptigia, the'Tauces arrival
A letter from Sir EIIIWAID komiron
jug received, Pays the heath Mpg of war, at Aix,
have eve thonfand troops on beard, and thlt,in
in • -



.

" • - Al; " : •
SAL, tit 74 guns, Captain runts; Aybaetbut,
Of 74 guns, Capt. Et:maims; COVItAIi Wit Of 74
guns, Capt. Soy Hair; 'NA II 11.11, pf 33 guns, Car.
LtIRIN; the Amnion Pamir, of 16 guns, Lieut.
W. Wootna no 1, vice the Sr sa ow 50,0., of to guns,
Lieut. TOMLINSON, ordered on another feryace.
A letter from Gibraltar, dated May tbe 3d, ftates
the arrival of the fchooner Snnsa, Lieut. ,HA R*S.
SON, from Plymouth, witl: dirpaoches for Lord
Ksorto, the having been chafed on there by a fri-
gate, a brig, and feven gun-boats; which would
have captured her, had the not been a remarkable
faft failing vefel, and commanded by ai old and
offiCer.

A new Mafonic Lodge was opened at Batley,
near Wakefield, on Wednefday fe'nnight, deno-
minated the Lodge e f Nelfor of tbe ,Nile.
Died at fee, on [ter paage from Jamaica, the
tyth of April lA, in the prune of life, Mrs. Ca-
pstone, the Lady of Major Camcaos, of the aoth
Regiment of Light Dragoons, fincerely and molt
defervedly lamented by her connexions and friends.
Her amiable difpofition, the mildnefs and fweet.
nets of her manners, added to her piety and real
goodnefs of heart, jullly endeared her to all who
knew her.

On Siturday evening, a melancholy accident
wd likely to have taken place on board the Batt.
Lamm frigate, lying alongfide the wharf, in the
Dock-yard. at Sheernefs : the gunner and his mate,
inadvertently took a lighted candle down into the
powder-room, which ought to have been quije
cleared out; but by foams millake a quantity of
powder was left in a corner, which caught fire,
and by thetxplotion hurt the gunner's mate very
much, and bruited the gunner a little ; but they
are now both likely to do well. Every precaution
ought to take place in clearing (hips of their pow-
der, before they come into Dock, as frequent acci-
dents of this kind occur through negligence.
CoL Maarta's Speech on the Indemnity Bill,
in the Houfe of Commons, on Thurfday lalt, hay- ,
ing been incorreftly given in feveral of the New
papFs, we now give a coned copy Of it. ' ,!
Mr. MARTIII.- Penetrated as lam with-gra. .
dtudc, for that attention which the Houfe has fre-
quently indulged me with, beyond what I bad any
right to lay claim to; I (hould g!eatly abufe their
goodnefi, by trefpaffing upon their attention, with
,any extent of obfervation, on what has been (aid
' by Come Honourable Gentlemen on the other fide
ref the Houfe: one Honourable Gentleman (Mr.
!Whitbread), has made his clamour roar upon
what he calls the defiruetion of the Conftitu.
don—his grief, though boifterons and turbulent,
Sane may think, wants the true tokens of
genuine. anguilh for the objea it deplores—l have
Attended on mentions, when the living have
called upon to pay the Wt aft of honour
to the dead—l have there marked the condo& of
the kindred, the ere/ iforroters ; they had noVoice
for loud lamentation, for it was Smothered inlight,
they did not call on their companions to behold
their tears, they throve to dry them unperceived,
and created refpeft by the compofed dignified cha.
rafter of their forrow.—l have on other occafions
obferved a vulgar
the ' clamour to prevail, and
ti
that amongfk S ons fufpefted to have con-
trived the death of edeceafed.—l have feen theni
leap into the grave, and lament the wounds their
own treachery inflieed : there perfons have been
convifted and fmteneed afterwards for the mu-der.
But the Honourable Gentleman tells you, the Con-
ilitution has expired—l am ready to admit, that
the Sutpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Aft, mt.
fano:Honed by the danger to which the country is
expoted, would be a monftrous violation of the
Conftitution—but the enormity of fuch violation
refs not on eh but thofe who, by their condua,
have fubjefted us to a choice of difficulties, and
left it our eafr option, to furrender far a tam.
:Filedof oar privileges, that we may not be
' of at* ever I—ls it not true, that things
in their nature are to be confidered super!,
aka applied to remedy greater evile P—it is an
KAI, to be obliged to amputate a joint from the
lager, but it is a good, if it pretend the hand. To
amputate the baud is good, when it preferves the
M.—Would a Captain, commanding the richeft
Indiaman that ever failed from the Ganges, be
Featly blamed, if, when the good (hip laboured
in a heavy lea, he was obliged to throw pen of
her valuable cargo overboard, and thereby raved
the remaizeler, the Slip and crew.—But we are told
Mini there are proteaed from olfpeaalties, to which
othentife theyiedisle, become leak ; buttorm liable ?
Is it for grantia4 warrants, founded upon informa-
tion m oath t which if an *rimer" Magiftrate bad
refuted, where avoles was charged, would have
fubjefted him to be attached by theCoart of King's
Balch ? Now, Sir, are the petitioners injured 7:----
They who mutt under fuch circumthances be clif
miffed with colts. The power to fee is uadoubtedly
taken away, if you will ; but it is taken only firms
thofe who would swear recover. Some indeed of
the loweit defcription of Attorneys may complain ;
but they only will fuller. It is Paid, the Petition.
ere were hardy treated in their confinement : for
Each offences the keeper of any pace is pottaidio
and will ramie fo after the paSog of this aft.—
The duration of the impritomment hes been Bated
too, but that is not to the point—thofe perked
were committed, they appeared upon the calendar,
and would be tried but for the necelikry futpmfion
of the Habeas Corpus Act It is admitted by the
Hop. Gentleman, that but for the french Revo-
we (hould not have heard afro Indemnity
ar the tufPenflon of the Hibeas Corpus All,
Mlle otheorf thole °Orris 4 Pree.anwtihnno.conrir
'..
at ana Vitai
_eary yaw, *Ward over Freeee ea
4 vigor, oillted over Premien P It is thought by
the Gendetwen ' the other fide, that fame of

• • ! - ;

,
-

l

. •
Gip in Brea a hugearmy is tired. • • the Gendeinen on the odwr fide, that !Vine or
118111 Saimaa's Wig applisisd to fail on. their party ought to have essaltabd this Commit.
y laal, With keen Alsips of the has, on a tee: I asaforry dsokeievalusaes wave sot agreeable
miss of Cadlie, with Is
_view of isteieepting a to. the Hoak; for if they Walk as the city ion
Nutlike& is thatpireovidsh istsearly liady for Tat. is 4414, I_do not fee bisw they mold have been
The reask fee a hart 'mai. exasasd—dte 'absence of the Crown, had wfi
ties is Cawfassdi , ea esaliffraf the followhsg orfisisli no si* *y it ersgis, jaded wine have ;
uses of war, via, sat, rif Isigam Itear-Act- to ream es* atm:dement, might then jai&
atitel Mr 3. SAN maw Ism Carts* Num, a iher Itirarthate that the influence of the Crown had
Pone's. of M pas.. Carat* %lama ; Haas'. ierregra4 was isoviebir, and ought to be easinjOrd."