Star.
London, England, 1822-11-04 00:00:00

HEIMONIADARY.

MoNaar, Nov. 4.—King %Vituam landed 'M.—Holiday at
the Bank, Exchequer, and India and South Sea 'louses. The
.Sun rises at 20 minutes after seven.

Teesnev---Gunpowder Plot.—Holiday at the Bank, Ix.
chequer, and India and South Sea Houses.—There will be a
Transit of Mercury over the Sun's disc on this day. At one
o'clock in the morning Mercury, in approaching his ascending
node, will enter the Sun's disc ftom the East, and appear a small
dark speck, crossing the bright face of the Sun, until it reaches
the Western circumference, where it will pass off at about 46
minutes after three in the morning. The duration being two
hours and rather more than 46 seconds.

WIMNESDAY—.--tennard.-11lichaeltuas Term begins.--The
Moon enters het last quarter at 57 minutes past twelve in the
morning. The clocks 16 minutes after the Sun.

TH U;;SDA T —The Sun sets at 25 minutes before five.
FRlDAY.—Princess AUGUSTA SOPlitA born, 1768.
SATURDAY-+LORD 'MAYOR'S Day.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 4.

Last week there was a large arrival of Wheat and Flour, also
good quantities of Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats. This morning
the principal part of our fresh supply consists of fair quantities
of Wheat, Barley, and Beans, from Essex and Kent ; and, in
consequence of the large supply of Flour last week, our Makers
purchased with reluctance this morning on the same terms as
last Monday, but middling and ordinary sorts are rather low.—
Batley for Malting fully maintains our last quotations, but there
is not much trade for other qualities. Boiling Peas still continue
dull ; Beans and Grey Peas Bell on much the sans terms as this
day se'nnigbt. In Oats the sales are heavy, but the prices ate
not considered lower than last Monday, and the Flour tradp 4
exceedingly dull.

IMPORTATIOICS LAST WEEK.
Wheat, English, qrs. 8962 I Rye, qrs. -
Barley 4759 &NIS
4940 I Peas
Oats

13,8648 1 tri'Sh
•Flour, English, 12,175.

PILICIIS ON !WARD OF SHIP.

Wheat, Red, Old 24s 33s
White 26s 45;
Red, New 28$ 41s
White 32s 46i
Barley, Old 181 23;
New 211 234
40s 54s

10
21420
2105
1152

Rye, New -16 s 953
Beans, Small New 24$ 29s
Old 278 303
20s 21,
22s 265
17$ 19s
20. 22.

Malt

'lick, New
Old
Oats 4 Feed •
--. Short

Peas, Hog - ir4s 26s -- Poland -18 s 23s
.--- Maple -27 s 28s ---..--. Potatoe - 211 27s
...... White - 263 30s Flour, per Sack 30s 401
Boilers -32. s 35. Rapeseed, per Last £lB ~622
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(wince; GOVERNS istrOirravion),
For the Weet.endiog Oct. 26, 1822., made up from the Returns
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns In Eng-
land and Wales.
Wheat 384 Iti I Oats 191 Id I Brans 21s 7d
Barley 26s 8d I Rye 20i 8%1 I Peas 50. Si
Sun bit.—Average Price of Brown or ►Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the Week ending 30th Oct,
1822, 3is. 011,per cwt. exelusive of Importation Duties.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 4e
There was an exceeding fuU market this morning -'
scriptlons of cattle; btu•the numbers of oaen were
as on last Monday, and the trade wall very her
iould be disposed of almost at any pricer in
which, a number of cattle will return unsold,
,1110 tions of meat may be quoted lower.—Cnrrent k
Beef, 2s. to 2s. 10ii. per stone ot sib,.; Minion,
Veal. 3s. to 4*. Pork, 24.641. to 3s. 6t1.--Cattle at hi:
1,100; Calves, 210; Sheep and Lambs, 23,220;
Ray mid *raw per load: Hay, N. %%AL, 48; r
4A 10F *raw, 14 so. to 14 3.,68.

orning of all der
were not so gret4t
easy t few beasts
cansequeneo of
and aU deserip.
Prices:
, 4s. to 4y94,
t Market Hews,
ISCh 298.--
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