Star.
London, England, 1801-11-02 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

norsirsra 2.
Our chief limply of Englifh Wheat this morn_
ing was from Elks and 'Kent, rhich went at nearly
the fame prices'as this day
.week-Barley obtained
a farther advance from Fritla)'.i Market of full
is. per quart er, yet Malt ii by no means a
briik article.-New and Old Beans, as alfo Hog
Peas, are as. higher, and Boiling Peas maintain
their Prices.-Oats and Flour, Rye, and other
Grain as per lall. We expel a large market
of Corn as loon as the wind is favourable for our
coafters.--Caraway.feed is. per cwt. lower.-
Rapc.feed a heavy fale.-Currency as under :-
Englith Wheat, 421. 38a. yos. per quarter.
Foreign Ditto, 345. 665.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 725.
aye. 335. 365.
Barley, a6s. 353.-Bell (New) 485. so.i.
Malt, 44.1. 581. Fine (Ditto), 665.
Oats, 201. 241. 321.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. gas.-Old 403.
Tick Beans, (New) 265. 301.-Old 40$.
Hog Peale, 405. to 445.
Boilers, 465. to 535.
Carraway Seed, 365. to ass. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to ags. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per lafl.
Canary, Bos. to gos.
Flour, 6os. per Pack.

PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, OCT. 31,
Average price of Coen in England and Wales, from the 9.a
turns ending the oath of Oetober, 18oz. _ _ _

Wheat. 'Bye. 1 Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
70 7 46 6 43 2 25 6 45 7 46 9
Average prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on
Importation is regulated, the week ending the 24th 0/licher.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. j Beans. I Peak.
s. d. s. d. s. d. 4 d. s. d. s. d.
48 Si • 0 II $ 23 4} 36 41 34 7
The average Price of Sugar, compu from the Returns
made in the week ending the 28th Odtober, !Sol, k 475. lid-
per hundred weight.

PRICES OP CRAIN, AT TUE IFOLEOWINO MARKETS:
( BARI N o•T•ic t..--Wheat 6 seal to 6ps per Quarter.
Barley tos oft to 4as GS Scans 33s od to Sts od
Oats ass od to 37s cd Peak 371 od to 44s 0d
Nt wilt/ I T .-WhCRI 416. 01. to 70s. od. per outer.
Barley 3os. od. to 436.0.1. I BEADS 361.0 d PO ..od.
Oats 223-01. to 355. od. Pede 405. od. to 445. od.'

HtntrY--Wieat Itst;d to 731 od per t,/.9arter.
Barley 34i od to 43sod I Beans od to Pi od
Oats n3sod to 4csod. Peak 378 od to 4ssod
R utorna.—Wheat 345. od. to 735. od. per Quarter.
Barley iB.;. od. to 425. c.d. I Beans 255. od to SOU ad.
bats 20$. od. tb nos. ed. Peak 38s. ad to 425. ad.

Prices of Corn at Warminiler Market, on Sa-
turday :—Wheat, 665. to ./6s. per quarter ; Bar-
ley, 4tis. to sbs. ; Oats, 295. to 355. ; Beans, 6os.
to 6Rs.. per quarter. . .

. .
At Bridgnorth Fair, on Thurfday, every article
experienced a con fiderable reduaion in price; check
fold from 485. to 555. per cwt. falt butter lions Bd.
to sod. per pound ; and hops from 41. to five
guineas per cwt.
The prices of wheat in the Country Markets
continue to fall. At Nantwich it has experienced
a further reduetion (on the average, of 11s. sod.
per quarter), the average price now being 6s. t ofd.
per buthel.—At Chefter it has fallen to 7s. 4fd.
At Derby fine wheat has fallen 16s. per quarter,
and inferior forts /

The current prices in Staffordlhire are from 7s.
to 7s. 6d. per bufhel, being lets than a third part
of the prices force months fines. At Hull the
averaged price is under 565. per quarter. At
Stamford the averaged price has fallen from 745.
sci. to 675. 3d. At Sherborn, front 98$. 7d. to
ns.—And at Salilbury la s. per quarter.
At Norwich, flour has fallen to 495. 31‘.1. per
Pack; bread is, notwithftanding, dearer than in
London. At Canterbury it has hkewife fallen,
viz. to 575. per fack.
At Woottcn, Orfordiliire, the Conflables have
ordered that the price of the quartern loaf ihould,
to-morrow, be fet at B}4. the allize, to continue
for a fortnight.

We have good authority to faj, that a good
rump of beef was fold at 3d. per pound, aild Infe-
rior pieces at std. per pound, at High.vorth mar-
ket laQ Wedneiday.

A very, ferious And dangerous dillurbance took
plate on Tuefklay laft, at Liverpool. in conk
quence of an attempt made by Tome failors to pre-
vent a than's entering on board a merchant fhip, at
the wages offered, and whom they adaly threw
into the Dock, from which, however, he was got
out alive, though very much hurt and bruised:
By the very fpiritcd exertions of the Mayor, (who
was himfelf attacked by one of the mob), and the
very cheerful and manly alliftance which he re-
ceived from A number of refpeetable merchants
and others, who were prefent, the mifchief and
riot which thus threatened tie town, was happily
put a flop to. Half a dozen of the molt adive
wire taken into euflody, fever it hf whom were
committed to anfwer the offence at the next Lan-
caller Affizes, though the ringleader eicaped • but
a reward of pl. has been offered by the Mayor
and Magillrates, for apprehending him.

This morning at eight o'clodk, lane, leS, for
the murder of William Lamb at Chelfca Hofpital,
in which they were both petitioners ,• and AiSard
Steri, for the murder of his wife in Clement
were executed purfuant to their fentence before
the debtors door of Newgate, in the Old Bailey.
NotwithilaLding the boillerous Rate of the wea-
ther, an immenfe conconrfe were affembled to be
fpet4ators of the awful fcene, but in confequence
of the raip the malefaeors remained only a few
minutes on the plat.form ; Stark appeared much
deprelted and a good deal agitated ; but Leg chi-
played great fortitude, and fubmit'ed to his fate
with compofure and Irefignation. After hanging
the ufual time, their bodies were delivered to the
Sotgeow for dilation agreeably to their reticence.