Star.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

CORN MARKA73.

MAIM-LAMP, MAY 3t.
There was bnt a middling quantity of,Wheat at
Market to-Jay : the final famplcs of Elk: main-
tain the Prices of this day week, while infetior
qualities continue heavy :-Parley does not go off
fo freely as on Fri Jay, at a rcduElicn of 6d.
p:r quarter. Malt is not quite fo ready f.dc ; nor
do Oats fetch quite fo much money as IA dar.
Beans ate rather dearer; and PtitS fupport their
prices. Currency as under :
Englith Wheat, 46.4. 635. prirnell, 68s. 7os.
Rye, 325. 355.
' Barley, 20$. 265.-( Malting) 305. 355. ed.
Malt, sos. to 535.
Oats, 16s. 245. 265.
Hone Beans, (New) 3os. 345. 555.
Tick Beans, (New) 28s. 335. •
• Hog Peale, 2 g.S. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s.
Carraway Secd, 365. to 4os. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 78s. to Bos, per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laff.
Flour ,sos. and 555. per fack.
FROM TOE LONDON GAZETTO, SATtrircrAT, mar 291.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the :ad of May, zBO2.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beam Peak.
d. a. d. a. 4. a. 4. a. d a d.
64 0 42 r 31 7 18 10 33 3 35 5

The average Price ef Sugar, computed from the Rename
made in the week ending Use 26th of May, is 3.7.5. ;V. prr
hundred weight.

MCI! 01 GRAM AT TIM IOLLOViIifO MAIRZT3.

BAsttiorroct.—Wheat su od to 68) od jre Q.Earter.'
Barley ass od to 301 od Beans 38s od to 36* cd
Oats 19$ od to ass cd Peale 345 od to 39$ od

Mnlnanneito.—Wkeat 6os od to 76a od per quarter.
Barley sc. od to 341 od I Beans 32s cd to 36$ cd
Oats 21$ od to 26s od Peafe ;Ss cd to 421 od
Newsy' r.—Virbeat, sos. od. to 68*. oil. per Quarter.
Barley 24$ od to vs 61 I Beans 32s cd to 36s od
Oats 191 od to 221 61 Peale I:ts od to 35* 6d
H . .—Wheat 561 od. to 7os id Ina (tarter.
Barley gos od to 30 od I Beans 32s od to 36s od
Oats as od to 26s od Peale 351 od to 40s ad

Reaon:ca.—Wheat 43t. od. to 70s. od. per Coarter•
Barley 26s od to 338 ot I Pram 33$ od to 4os od
Oats 20$ od to 288 od :cafe oor od to 398 od

At Warminfter Market, on Saturday
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by are
quarter, 21. 13s. to 31. Is. Barlzy, 11. as. to 11.125.
Oats, 395. to IL is. Bans, 11. 16s. to 21. as.

On Wednefday laft the fluff flout of the new
jetty was laid at the parade at Margate.
At Leominfler mid Bromyard fairs cattle fell
in price confiderably ; fheep and pigs were alto
more reafonable.

AGRICULTURAL Socivry.—On Friday lift the
Eire: Agricultural Society held. their General
Meeting at Chelmsford, for the adjudication 4,
the Society's Prizes for various Cattle. Mr•.
.Etzmapi, of Glyn, and Mr. B. DUDLEY, were•
choral the Judges. After clolely examining the
Stock, they adjudged as follows:
To T: B. Erainflon, Efq. M. P. for the belt Pen of yearling
South Down Ewes—the Sweepftakt."Purfe.

To Wakefield, Efq for the belt Pen of long, or combing
wool yearling Ewes—the Sweepftakes Purfe.
Fur the bcft Rain, growing a fleece under the denomination
of long, or combing wool, his own property, which during the
fcafon he 111211 engage to life, or eaufe to be ufed within the
county—the filver MedaL
To Hinter Honeywood, Efq. for the heft Ram, growing a
fleece coming under the denomination of finc or clothing wool
.—the Silver Medal.

To C. C. Wettern, Efq. M. P. for the bell Ram, bred bye
him within the county, and growing a ft ee c e coming under
the denomination of long and coming wool, which be (hall
engage to ufe, or caufe to be ufed the- corning feafon within the
county—the Silver Medal.
To Filmer Honeywood, Efq. for the heft Ram, bred by him
within the county, and growing a fleece coming under the de.
nomination of fine clothing wool, which he (hall engage to
orcaufe to be 'tied the earning feafon within the county...
the Silver Medal.

To Mr. Clarke, for the heft fat ox, his own property, having
had the fame twelve calendar montiv.—the Silv‘r Medal
To Mr. Wyburn, for the belt Bull, (h.ing two years old or
more,) his own property, and which he Dull torg,.-
during the enfuing feafon within the county—the Silver hlc.:aL
To Mr. Wyburn, for the heft Cow, or Heifer, (th, n giving
milk), his own propirty, which flail be kept by !um for, the
purpofe of breeding within the county—the Silver hiedat.•
The Silver Medals were alto adjudged to Mr. Briton for the
belt Cart Stallion, and to C. C. We!tern, Efq. for the belt
Boar.

The prize for the belt two•year old Nether was
not adjudged, becaufe the cheep (hewn for it, were
difqualified, by being all full mouthed. There
was a confiderable (hew of prime [loch, to which
prizes were not given : among ft thole were Lcrd
MAYNARD'S Devon Bull, and Cow ; Mr. M. BVIL
COYNE'S Suffolk Cow, and Rara Hogget ;. Mr.
TuFFNEtt's fine Durham Ox (wanting only age) ;
Mr. DESCH'S handfome Derbyfhire Cow; Mr. Os.
HANSI/IY% weighty Ox ; the Rams and Hoggets
of Meffrs. ROBINSON, MASON, A MatiOSE, and alfo
the Stallion of Mr. T. NICHOLLS.

Independently of the numerous Members of the
Society, feveral of the fill practical and amateur
Agricultutifts, were prefent from other count;es,
viz. Mr. CARE, Mr. PAYNE GALWAY, and Mr.
MOSELEY, from Norfolk; Sir WILLIAM It ow LEY,
from Suffolk, &c. &c. and the Right Hon. J. Fos-
TER, the Hon. Mr. FORTESCt76, lonbers fir the
County of Louth, and Mr. WYNNE, M. P.- all.
leading Agriculturifts of Ireland. After the htl-
fines of the day was over, the company dined 'to.
gether at the Black Boy, ( Lord PETR E in the
chair,) and patted the remainder of the day con-
viviall—A confiderable number of new Monbers
were elated, ainongft whom was Mr. ELLEI AN.
Moll of the principal amatari prelert had been
down the preceding day to Mr. WAKEFIELD'S,
at Burnham, to fee a Plevzhifrg .March, between
thirteen ploughs, a Sheep Shr,.rkg ditto, and a Noting
ditto : Air to view his dihhle3 corn, flock, &e.
all of which gave general latisfaet inn to thofe Gen-
tlemen, as well as to a great body of the principal
yeomanry from the different parts of the country,
win, were afterwards very hofpitably regaild by
1 Mr. W.. with a plentiful collation, under a large
Painted canvafs room. creel _et_
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