Star.
London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

CORN RJR rz TS.

attatt-LONT. JUNI 21.
We have an abundance c,f every fort of Grain
here; in fa& it may be faid, tincornmmly great a.
this advanced frafiin of the year.-Wheat is fill
12%. or near per quarter lourr than this da.
week ; and Flour is dull at 535. and gos. per lack.
-Barley is fi om 6d. to Is. cheaper than Friday.-
Malt and Brans are alfo f‘vera: lower.-
As are Flog Peas and molt other at talcs, as will
be noted by the annexed currency.
Englith Wheat, per quarter, 465. 54.5.
Ditto, primal. 635. 645.
Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665.
Fine D.:ntzic Wheat, nominal.
Rye, 325. 345.
Barley, 205. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 333.
Malt, 465. gos. Sts.
Oats, 16s. 191. 2 Is.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 335.
Tick Beans, (N'ew) 265. 225.
RI; Peale, 28s. 321.
Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
garraway Seed, 365. to os. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 225. per cwt.
Canary, 74.5. to 78$. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per 'aft.
Flour gos. 535. per Pack.
mu Tut LONDON GAZSTTE, SATURDAY, :SINE 19.
Average price of Corn in England and Wake, from the Re
turns ending the tath of June,
Wheat. Rye Barky. oapi. Beans. Peale.
a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d $ d.
66 7 as 1 31 .5 19 S 34 3 38 0
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
mad;; in the week ending the 16th of June, is .3ss. yid per
htuldred weight.

PRICES OP GRAM AT THE LLLLL WINO REARMS.

BastNorrokr.--Witeat 60a od to 741 od per Q2arter.
Barley 266 od to 31$ ed I Beane 32$ od to 366 od
Oats 201 od 10 246 ad Peale 34s od to 376 od

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Mamsaintan.•—•wneat 74.'5• od to 79s 13d per quarter.
Barley 314 od to 344 6d I Beans 34$ od to 38s od
Oats 216 od tn 256 Od Peak 4SI Cd to 42: Cd

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Ntastrae.—Wheat. 52e. od to 71s. ed. per Quarter.
Barley 27: ed to 3os od Beans 344 od to 372 od
Oats 164 od to 221 od Peafe 36s od to 385 od
HermeN.—Whtat 565 od to 7is ed per %bow.
Barley 30s od to 345 od I Beans 34s od t, A6s cd
Oats M. od to 1711 od Pcafe 335 od tO 47.V021
ReAol24o —Wheat 30‘. ad. to 735. cd. per Qlsarter.
Barley 26s od to As od I Beans 32$ od to 375 od
Oats ills od to 284 od I Peale ocs od to 38s cd
At Warminfter Market, on Saturday la lt, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 31. ss. to 31. 13s. Barley, 11. as. tO 11. 12s.
Oats, 18s. to 11. is. Beans, 11. 1.6. to 21.25.

There are two way, of telling every Rory. The
following is one I-4, Extra of a letter from a
gentleman in K lrea to his friend in Town, which
communicates Tome particulars of the riot that
happened there on the 7th ion. being the fair day:
" About fix o'clock in the evening after the
Greaten part of the people were luppofed to
have gone home, a large mob, themfelves
F: eemafons, and headed by the mailer of the Vow
Lodge, afrembled in a very rumultunits manner,
armed N iih large flicks or erarter poles, and call-
ing ran for any Orangemen or Proteilant. The
Orangemen (who bad all gone to their homes ex-
cept about 17), took every affront without return-
ing the lean injury, and at length. after being fe-
vetely beaten, they took refuge in a bottle where
they fecured themfelves as well as they could
but the mob attacked them there alto, and
broke the windows with large (tones : at lan
the Orangemen were obliged to have recourfc
to what arms they had had, and at fire fired
only powder, which ferved only to make the
mob more furious; they were then obliged, in
their own defence, to fire ball, which loon dif-
perfed them, but not until two men were killed
and feveral badly wounded. Two of the rioters
have been fence taken and fent to Derry, and le.
veral have fled."--Beffyi IVratpLdier.
Bet.ctitt AND BUR ICI.—It appears, that on
Tuefday laft a Rage, on which it was intended the
two combatants (hould exhibit a (refit trial of their
(kill and firength, was ereded in a bye place about
rs miles dillance from Middleham, in York(hire.
—On the Thurfday following, at one o'clock,
Ft.racti IR list% Efq. on the part of Belcher,
and Captain FLITCMaIt on behalf of Burke, met
on this fpot to make good the Rake of 14so guineas
a fide, being the turn which Belcher and Burke were
matched to fight for. The conditions having been
fulfilled, Belcher appeared on the Rage at a quar-
ter before two o'clock, attended by Joe Ward, as
his fecond, and Bill Gahm, as his bottle-holder ;
and (portly after Berrie joined them, with Crab,
as his bottle-holder, but no fecond. The two
Bruifers (hook hands, and Berrie obferved," that it
would now be determined which was the belt
man ;" to which Belcher replied, " he was fur-
priled he did not know that already." There
were feveral hundred perfons prefent on the tiptoe
of expedation to fee the conflict commence ; but
the combatants could not fet to, as Harry Lee had
aot afcended the flap, who was Burie's promifed
feeond. On his name being called out among the
crowd, he anfwered to it ; but when afked why he
did not appear in his place, he gave no other ex-
planation than that he would have nothing to do
with the fight.
This circumflance produced general difratisfac-
tion, as it was declared that this determination on
the part of Lee could only have been occafioned
by a previous underflanding between him and
PurZe's friends,who now began to think of the large
toms they had at Rake, and the little chance they
had of fuccefs. Asßurierefufed to acceptany other
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fecond in the room of Lee, all hope of a contcrl now
vanifnechandtheChampions retired from the nage.
Bekkr, however, unwilling to difappoint the corn.
paiiy, ollered to have a few rounds with Burke for
pure love, but he declined, and immediately fet
off in a poft-chaife. Belcher then was called afide
by rI.ETCHER. REED, Efq. who rewarded him li-
berally for the time he had 1011.
The Yorklhite People, it appears, did not en.
courage the idea of Prize-fighters coming among
them, any more than the Magillrates of Berk•
flire ; for about one o'clock they were vifited
by two Magiftrates and the Dean of Yoaa, who
&fired that no fight might take place.