Star.
London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MARK-LANt, TEL B.
The Wheat Trade to-day was uncommon heavy,
at a decline of from as. to 3s. per qr. The tale of
Fluur does not appear brill:, even though offered
as low as 6os.for good Houfeholds. Rye and Malt
have a livelier file-. Beans and Peafe,both fetch the
currency of this day week—and Barley rather looks
up.—Oats near is. lower.—Other Corn nearly as
before.—With refpelt to Seed, we find the expec-
ted importations of Red Clover much affeds the
Cale at our annexed prices ; as Ihould it be confi-
demble it will doubtlefs be lower.

Englifh Wheat, 56q. 748. to 78s, primell, Sos.
Foreign Ditto, 465. 745.
Rye, 365. 4os. 425.
Barley, 261. 385.-(M:ilting) 405. 438. 6d.
Malt, 445. 505.-}inell, 525.
Oats, 18s. 245. 251.
Horfe Beans, (New) Sos. 3Ss.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345.
Hog Peafe, 365. 385.
Boilers, 6s. 425.
Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 64. per built&
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. pei cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per Lan.
Flour, 6os. 655. per fack.
Red Clover, sg. 7os. Sos. 86s. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 84s. 1145
Trefoil, 265. 4ot. 521.

71014 TM, LONDON GA ZITTE, SAtURDAY, FEN. 6.
Average price of Gen in England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the 30th of January. dos.
Wheat. I Rye. I Earley. Oats.
ej Beans. Peafe.
8. IL 5. 1. 8. d. d. 5. d s d.
76 al I 43 5 22 10 42 I 43 3
The avenge Peke of Sugar, tromput from the Returns
made in the week ending the 34 of February, is 4IL 61d. per
hundred weight.

MCI. Of mum, AT TEO FOLLOWING Fl

Bastmorroas.—Wheat 713 od to tos ad per Quarter.
Barley 3os od to 39. od I Bean 365 od to 49• ad
Oats sis od to 32. od Peak sos od to 441 od

Pdatoassmaae.—Wheat ,u od to 80 od per quarter.
Basin 36s od to 39s 6d I Bate 34s od to !a+ed
Oats 234 od to ads od Peak sos od to 431 od

Nawsoar.--Wbeata, 6os. ed. to 78s. od. per Quarter.
Barley 34, od to sow od I Beans 43s od to jail Od
Oats 10s od to a6s 6d Peak sos od to sas cd
H Wheat 7za od to Sts od per Quarter.
Barley ags od to 39s od Beam 37a od to 3os oil
Oats 106 od to 176 od Peak 38a od to ass od
Raooloo.--Wbest 47'. od. to Bas. od. per Quarter.
Barley 3os od to 3;s 61 I Beans 3as to soil ad
Oats as od to 34$ od Peak 354 ad to saa 61

At Warminfkr market, on Saturday left, the
prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the
quarter, 31..35. to 3L r ts. ; barley, tl. r is. to 21. Is;
oats, 11. as. to 11. 6s. ; beans, aL 13s. to 31.
Raanitio, Fat. 6.—The price of grain appears
to be on the decline in many of the provincial
markets.—At Warwick, on Saturday lalt, the
fate was dull, at a reduced price; at Birmingham,
on Thurfday lea, the tales were the fame at re•
duced prices ; at Gloucefier, on Saturday, the
prices were lower; and at Devizes, laft week,
wheat fell 3s. or 4s. and barley as. per quarter.
Prime wheat fold at Rofs, on Thurfday, for
per bufhel of ten gallons.
Wheat having alto funk confiderably in New-
bury market on Thurfday laa, Bread was fold on
Friday morning in that town at feventeen pence a
gallon.

Mrs. Ilituaaros appeared for the firft time on
Saturday evening fince her recovery from her late
revere indifpofition, in the charalter of Rofttta, in
the comic opera of Love is a Pillage, at Covent--
Garden Theatre. She feemed in pedal health,
and the houfe overflowed in every part before the
commencement of the performance.
Twelve hundred trees were blown down or fo
broken as to require to be removed, in the park
and grounds of Lord Nsw/aa, at Morelby, by
the (Form of the 2 111 ult.

A letter from Colombo, dated June 5, flues
that a violent (hock of an earthquake had been
experienced on that Hand, in coafequence of which
the waters of the Candelar Lake had fuddenly rifen
to an extraordinary height.
The Bank of South Carolina is incorporated
for 21 years, on condition of Paying to the State
t 5,000 dollars before the :ft of March. Its capi
tal to amount to 1,500,000 dollars. The State
Bank has alto been incorporated, on condition of
its accepting 300,000 dollars in 6 per cent. Rock
of the United States, for 300 'hates taken by the
State.

There is a man in the Poor-houfe at Taviftock,
who has lately been feized fit different nights with
apparent deadnefs, and in every refped exadly
the fame as a lifelefs corpfe, perfedly cold and
fo that if moved, the bead, neck, and whole
frame are as a firm clod or wooden image.. He has
a conitant prefentiment by a dream when this
trance or (*ended animation will feize him.
A quarrel took place on Saturday night in Wor-
edict., between two young men, who commenced
fig
hting in the Rreet, which occationed a great
affemblage of people; many of them being intoxi-
cated, a general affray took place, when a nian
received a blow of an iron bar on the head, which
fradured his limn fo feverely, that his recovery is
'not expelled. Three men are in cuttody on fuf-
picion of being concerned in the riot.
On Saturday a fellow, who pretended to be deaf
and dumb, and who had, in the courfe of a week,
realized Sol. at Leiceller by fortune•telling, was
publicly whipped at that place. During his trial,
and previous to'his punithment, he concluded him-
felf with great art and hypocritical confillency ;
but when the cat-o'-nine-tails came on his back, he
could (peak and hear as well as any of the fpec-
tators. It appears he had becn a foldier in the
asth regiment, and difcharged in confequence of
having been wounded at Grenada; and that, on
returning to his friends in Yorklhire, he was met
'on the road by a woman who pratifed the pro-
feffion of fortune-telling, and prevailed on him to
join her; but on his commitment, the decamped

IYTI:LLIGEYCE.

MAIDS THIS D.1.Y.-WIND S.

ARRIVED.

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E.G.:MOUTH, FEB. s.—Arrived his Majefly's fhip
PIM MORTALITE, of 36 guns, Captain HOTHAM ;
and the HUNTER (loop of war, of 18 guns, Cap-
tain Josts, horn a cruize: alio the Swedifh (hip
Patrioter, Captain S rtisitorr, from Norfolk,
laden with naval limes, after a paffage of thirty
days, called here for orders ; the (loop Friendfhip,
Captain RICHARDS, with fruit, from Seville, for
London, after a patrige of twenty one days, with
the lots of bowfprit, &c. the LEICESTER packet,
STEEL, from Dartmouth, where the landed her
mails from Jamaica; the Q.I/EEN CHARLOTTE
packet, MUDGE, with mails from Jamaica, after
a paffage of forty-four days ; and the SPIDER
fchooner, of 16 guns, Lieutenant HARRISON, from
a cruize. The paffengers by the QUEEN CHAR
LOTTE are Captain MORTIMER, Mr. LEVY, and
Mr. Bt Lisaltus—Sailed the American (hip Jean,
Captain Ovum, with coffee, fagar, &c. from Port-
au-Prince, for Arnfterdam.—Remain'ffill detained
by contrary winds the outward-bound packets, with
the Lifbon and Leeward Bland mails.
PLYMOUTH, Fla. 6.—Came in from a cruize,
the FISGARD, of 38 guns, Captain St ymout
AMELIA, of 44 guns, Captain HERBERT ; URIL
au, of 38 guns, Captain GAGE ; and l'O►sEAu,
of 36 guns, Captain Mc RRAY. Saki for Torbay,
the Palace Geoec I, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral
COTTON; MAGNIFICENT, of 74 guns, Capt. GIE..
YARD ; EDGAR, of 74 guns, Captain ()may ;
and BLANCHE, of 36 guns, Captain HAMOND.—
&tied three cartels with prifaners for France.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 7.—Sailed the TEMERAIRE.
MAJESTIC, FORMIDABLE, RESOLUTION, VEN•
°RANCE, MORGIANA, ORION, and DESIREE, men
of war, for the Weft Indies ; the Walmer Caftle,
Thames, and Canton, for the Eaft Indies ; the
whole fleet had cleared St. Helen's Point before
dufk, and went down Channel with a fine wind.
The Buffalo, Perfeus, and Coromandel, with con-
vies for New South Wales ; and a large fleet of
merchantmen for the Mediterranean and Weft In-
dies; alto the Hero of the Nile and George for
Lilhon.---Arrived two brigs laden with coals from
Sunderland, viz. the Triptolemus, Capt.Moft GAN,
and the Alfred, Capt. CHAPMAN.TIIC Swedifh
(hip Thetis was this day rdeafed from quarantine,
the is loaded with falt from Alicante and bound to
Sweden ; the only velfel that now remains under
quarantine is the brig Amphitrite, Capt. D. LEVY.
Went cut of Harbour his Majefty's fhip RtTRISU.
TIOM, (late Hermione). Capt. RIDLEY of the Ann,
(poke the two following fhips in lat. 38. long in
all well, (hip Prince George, —, and the brig
Prudence, Capt. JAMES WOODSTOCK, both hand
to Africa, bad been at tea eight days from Liver-
pool.

This afternoon palled by a fleet of homeward.
bound Eaft India (hips : three of them are the
Eliza Ann, from Bengal ; the Duke of Clarence,
(laft from the Cape), and the Caledonia whaler.
The Purfers are landed, and will fet out for Lon-
don this evening.—Wind North.