Star.
London, England, 1805-05-06 00:00:00

MARK-LANE.

CORN 111XCHANCIR. MIT 6.
The arrivals of Wheat to day are but (hurt ; the
fupply is chiefly remaining famples of Foreign. Hav-
ing many buyers early in the forenoon, cattfed fa, s
at about ss. per quarter advance, but afterwards it
fell to near laft currency. But a fhort fupply of Bar-
ley, and as. higher. Malt, with Peas and Beans of
both frets have not much variation—the trail art i-
vals of Oats alto but few, and this article is dearer.
Flour in full plenty ; tales at our quotation—nomi-
nally higher.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wkeat.los. 641. 783. per. qr. Grey Peafe 365. to ass.
ROC Ditto, Bes. 843. od. Sams, 4os 464 od i
Rye, 461. 321. od. Tick Ditto 365. 423. Od
Risley, 421.485. od. Oats, 235. 23g. 28s.
Malt, 68s. 235. od. Poland ditto, soi. 30s od,
White Peale, 425. 48s. od. Raps Seed, oos. oos.

• I PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 7os. to 7ss. Seconds 6ss. to 70a. per lack.
FROM TUE CORDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MAY 4.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the 27th ..,f April, tBos.
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale.
la d. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d.
90a. 62 1 46 it 27 o 46 6 so 0
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
hi the week ending May I, IS 491.5 4 per hundri.d w.ight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICat OF GRAIN AT TOE FOLLOWING MARKETS.
BASINGSTOKE.—What 68s and to iccs od per %tarter.
Barley 33s od to 44$ od I Beans 461 cd to ses od 7
Oats ass od to 301 od Peak oos od to ck sod
MAtoaNsicAo.....Wheat 70s est to 1001 od per Q.
Barley 381 041 to 405 03 I Beans soil cd to sail od
Ott, 28s od to 321 6d Peale cos od to oos od
Newavar.—Wheat s6s od to toot od per Qr,
Barley 329 od to 4os od I Beans 361 cd to 531 od ..".,
Oats 241 od to 30s cd Peale 48s od to 32$ ost.
HENLEY —Wheat ses od to 1061 od per O.
Barley 323 od to 42s id I Beans 48. od to Sig od
Oats . Vs cd to 295 6,1 Pink oos od to -os cd
Rammto.....Wheat 753 od to !ICS Od per qz,
Barley 343 od to 4cs od I Beans 4ts od to 481 od
Oats 24s od to 27s cd Peale OCS cd to oos od 1

Letters are received at the India Houle, which we
under Rand are dated the 27'h of December. They
Rate, that General Lord LaK6 had loft no time in
following up the important advantages he had gained
over Holkar, whom he purfued to the border; of the
jutnna. The enemy experienced the greateft difficul y
in their retreat actors that river, owing to the rapidi-
ty of the purfuit ; and the roads through which they
had fled were left tl.ickly Itrewed with the bodies of
their Bain. A great number of prifoners, arid a vaft
quantity of baggage had fallen into our poCreffi.tn. In
fine, the enemy have, in every direttiou, been com-
pletely difcomfited.
The late accounts from India announce, that feve-
ral of the Native Powers, who had declared for Hol-
kar, or who were wavering in their attachment to the
Britifh, have, in confequence of the recent viaories
of our arms, fent Agents to General Letts, to ex-
prefs their devotion and folicit his proteetion. He
has likewife been deferted by many of his f flowers,
particularly Amrut Rao, between whom and Holkar
there previoufly exi fled tome differences refpOting the
divition of the treafure of which the Baees were plun-
dered.

The Rohilla fubfidiary force is in motion on the
Northern frontiers, and Colonel MURRAY, who
marched from Ogien early in November, to cover the
Ealtem frontier of Gozzerat, is (Laced to have de-
feated aitrong corps of Holkar's cavalry, which in-
tended to penetrate the Guicawar's dominions.
Colonel-MaaTimoats has obt.tined the molt deci.
five fucceffes over the Bundella Chief, on the bor-
ders of Bundelcund. The enemy experienced great
mortality from want ; all their camels and horfes had
either been eaten, or had perifhed from hunger. Col.
MARTINDALE, however, being uninformed as to the
client of their chard's, which, in a (hurt time, matt
have given him an eafy viaory, attacked them in their
faftnelfes, and put nearly the entire of them to the
fword.

C!YLON.—A letter from Wegambo, dated in the
beginning of November, ilates, that Capt. BLACK.
Hats. having, by an extraordinary march, come up
with the army of the zd Adigar, attacked and tozally
defeated it. The Adigar, and about 250 of his fol-
lowers were killed.

Their Graces the Duellers of Rutland and Leeds,
the Right Hon. the Coyotelles of Mount-Norris,
Darnley, Shafteflanry, Cork, and Derby, the Right
Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sheroorne, Capel, Bo.ton,
Say and Sele' the Right Hon. & the Lord glop of
Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, and feveral other
noblemen and phyficians, having witneffed many ex-
traordinary cures performed by CLing'r Patent Worm
Lozenges, have confirmed their approbation of the me-
dicine by their honourable tellimony to its pecnliar
efficacy in removing Worms, Ci.nvuilion Fits, Pains
of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other confumpw
five complaints, Obitruttions in the Liver, Sec.—.l4
opening Phyfic on all occalions Ching's Patent W•irtn
Lozenges are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sr.ld
Wholetale and Retail at Chilly! and Bullet's, No.
Cheapfide, and molt Country Bookfellers.
Much has been Paid upon medicines and their pro
perties, butwherc will you find one of qualities equal-
ling SPILSEVAY'S PATENT ANTIECORBUTIC
This medicine has gained advocates in the w, i Id, 4:id
is ranked among domellic medicines, being fo ufeful,
in a variety of cafes, as to indui.e perfons 0, apply
daily for it as a gene..al remedy, hoping as mutt;
fuccafs as in Scurvy, Goat, Rheumatifint and Sew..
phulous complaints. Ladies may be :enured of its
innocence, and eradicating cer.:6.lli the molt

lent eruption.. Be careful to aik fig the Patent Mt.
dicine. The King's duty (the S;arnp) is print, .t ;i1
black ink intlead of red; full as ufual at the Diloca-
Cary, No. 15, Soho•fquare.