Star.
London, England, 1805-11-19 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV 16.

The Court did not fit until a very late hour. The
greater part of its time was taken up in jukfying
bail. Some uninteretting arguments on points of
practice were then heard, and at two o'clock the
Court role. Monday is the day appointed to beat
arguments for new trials.
CoMMISSION OF IaNWROFTCY.

Yefterday the Commiffioners appointed in the
bantruptcy of Matthew 'White, Efq. Member of Par-
liament for Hythe, in Kent, lat is the Court of
Commov Bras,

The ni.:eting was appointed for the pnrpofe of eon-
fidering whether the creditors in the 6,914-Cleland,
White, and Co. ibould prnve their debts, and ante
for the appointment of afugnee. in common with the
creditors of Mr. White alone, for debt. controlled

by him previous to his entering Into the partarihip I
concern.
Mr. Serjeant Bari, on the part of the erecti,nrs or l
White alone, oiled, in the molt impre&ve mauner;
the necefrity of allowing his creditors to prove their
debts, and receive their dividendi from the property
of Mr. White, while any of it was In eziftence. He
alio fubmitted, that it would be contrary to all reafon
and precedent, to allow the creditors of Cleland.
White, and Co. to vote for the nominatino of af-
fignees, in common with the creditors of Mr. White
alone. _ _

The Commiffioners, after confidering, for fome
time, the bell mode to proceed, at length determined,
that the creditors of Cleland, White, and Co. &fluid
not be allowed to prove, in common with the credi•
tors of White. With refixed to the point of their
voting in the choice of afiignees, it was determined,
that their nomination lhould not take place until the
next meeting, and that, in the mean time, the credi-
tors of the firm might petition the Cmaric twit to be
allowed to prove their debts, in common with the
other creditors. His Lordfhip having the bufinefs
before him, might then determine what creditors
&mild have the appointment of affignees.
The Creditors of Mr. White alone; who were pre-
fent, A :re then allowed to prove their debts.
Captain Nath was examined to the different items
of his account, amounting to 44.001. by Mr. Serjeant
BHT, on the fimpofition, that he was in part a credi-
tor of Cleland, White, and Co. and air() that he was
a partner with Mr. White. Capt. NMI denied both
charges, and having given the molt fatisfattory an.
Ewers to the quellions put to him, be was allowed to
prove his debt.
At four o'clock the Commiffloners adjourned un-
til next month, for the purpofe of allowing time for
the application to the Chancellor.
The Bankrupts were Ihip owners; and the debts,
we iinderiland, amount to upward:of acio,oool.
The creditors arc fo numerous, they nearly filled
the Cow t.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, NOV. 111.

The expeaed large arrivals of Wheat at length
have made their appearance, and general (ales are
at the reduaion of about ss. per quarter ; and Flour
has fallen ss. per fack.—A great fupply of Barley,
which, with Malt, is lower.—White Peas are cheaper
—Grey fcarce and dearer—Beans of each fort are
dearer alto—Haling a few arrivals of Oats, that ar-
ticle is quoted nearly the fame as on Friday.

NNN CULtiNCT AS UNDIII
Wheat, 4th. 551. 64. Pea V. Grey Peak 311. ate.
Fine Ditto, 66a. 69.. od. Haws, sos. ss.

Rya, 335. 371- W-
-5'617.324 371. od.

Mitt, 745. So.. od.

White Ptak, sat. 575. od.

Tick Ditto 345. sac cal
Oats, 141.301 351.

Poland ditto 365. 37$ od.

Rape Seed, eel. 441. per UR

Met Of FLOOR.
Fine Sour 6ot. to es.. Uwe& sss. to 6os. per rack.

RETURN of WHEAT in Mark4ane, Including only from toe
4th of November to the 9th of Nov.—Total 11,136 Quarters.
Average 68. 0f.1.-3a. sod ►igher than lalt return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From the stl of November to the Bth of November.
Total—z 5.203 facks--Avasge 69a. 4d.—
«. Ad. lower then lift return.
atTIMM ?MIMI Sr ORA/11, OM BOARD arty Ai VIDOR
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Wheat
Fine
Superfine
I Rye, new
Barley
Mak
White Peas
Boilers

4,21 SO 648 Suffolk. to
66s 67 s Grey Peas
688 Beans, new
348 371 Ditto, old, to
3t e 378 od Tick Ileum. new
748 O. od 01 i
45s Sob od Oats
ssl In Poland.
Rape Seed 411. to 441. per lift.

S9' od
371 412 od
48' 55$ od
58s
312 462
—$ scd

so 3os 341
351 371 od

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, N0v.16.
Average Prima Corn in England and Wales, front the returns
eluding the 9th of Member, alloy.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Pak.
s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d.
73 7 44 6 go 2* s . gy 9 gy tO
The average Prim of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
In the weak ending Nov. 13, Is ges. 30 per hundred weight.

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PRICES OF NAY AND STRAW.
St. Jsmani. Whitechapel.
Haller hod 3 0 0 tali 4 aOl
Nay pa load 3 10 to a t a
Straw I 13 ola s 3 o Straw I 8 tot 18
1 Clover 4 It to 5 IS

Mei OF HOPS.
'octets.
Knot - 61 6. to 71 zos Kent - 61 t-. to 211 11.
Sores . 61 6s to 71 os Stare: - 61 61 to 71 zoo
Ms 61 6s to 71 as Farnham 10! --s to 141 Ob

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