Star.
London, England, 1802-08-21 00:00:00

LONDON MARKET&

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. AUGUST is.
A Roars of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 7th of Auguft
to the.t3th of Auguft Inclufive.
Total 5208 facks.—Average 341. pit
as. t lower than laR return.
PRICE OF OPS IN THE BOROUGH.
lags 61 os to 81 os I Pockets 71 os to 201 os
SMITHFIELD, Auguft
To fink the offal—per Roar of 81k.
leaf - as od ass od Veal - 4• 41 to Ss zed
Mottos -ss 44 to 6s ad Pork - ss ad to is
Lando ss ad to 6$ 44.
Stock at Market this morning, Beafts 455,
Sheet and Lamb. a,lloo.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Auguft is.
Per Rona of *lb. by the carcafe.
Beef 3s 64 to 42 id Veal 3s iod ss 84
Mottos as 81 to ss IA Pork ss ad to 6$ 04
lamb as id to ss

RAW HIDES. Augult ao.
Hides (per Rene) 3s 4d to 3s id Heavy Calf 9s 64 each
Middling 3s ad to 36 ad Horfe Skins z3s to 57s od
Ordinary as id to as sod Lamb Skins 2.• aim pod
Shadings Is. oti. to so. ed.
PRICE OF I.EATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, 5o to 5611 each, - - ilk to aid
Ditto, 6o to 661 k . . - sad to agd
Merchants Backs - 386 to 19d
Dreffing Hides - - 374 to 39d
Fine Coach Hides . -39 d to sad
Crop Hides for Cutting -39 d to aid
Flat Ordinary • .. - 174 to IT
Calf Skins, 30 to 4Cab per drum, - 534 to 3
Ditto so to 701 b - - ssil t• 304
Ditto, 71 to iolb - - 251 to 171
Small Serls (Greatiand) per lb. 3s al to 3s 3111
Large ditto - - too, to tgos per des.
Tanned Hods Hides - sits to 3as each
Gem Skins - . 3os to 665 per dem
Bark per load - sit nos. to 231. se.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
Ile. James's market 3s 814 Town Tallow 63s 64 toes
Clare market 31 94 Ruffs ditto (ea.) bas 6d to os
Whlteehapel market 34 its Ruffia ditto (foap) 6os tow
(per Roue of :lb.) White Candle Ruffia 601 to oe
Melted Stuff 545 od truss
its zid Ditto Rough 38a od toot
I Average Price 3s lid Greaves - tie od to se
Good Dregs ism to se
Yellow Seep, 7os. to os.--Mottled, 785 —Curd. he.
Candles, Jos. 6d.—Moulds, xis. od.
PRICL OF HAY AND STRAW, Auguit ao.
Smithfield. Et. James's. Whitechapd.
0 Hay stoto 7 to 4 30107100 5 0 • VII 710 lo
New 4 10 to 6 6 --.
Straws •to a 5 a 3 6toa ig • z 16 •t• a 8 •
Clover 6 6to 8 • 7 • • to 8 4 •
Do. new 5 • to 6 so

COALS,• Argaft se.
left Cagle in the Peal, si. se. a/. per Clislike&
12.1ivere(1 21. ID. al.

Mita
On the tith In& at Camberwell, the Lady of Capt. Thomas
Jones. of the Tottenham Raft Indiaman. of a Rill-barn fon.

MARRIED.
On Wednefday, the 18th inR. by fpccial licence, In the Parilh
Church of Merge% in North Wales, the Right Hon. lord
Vdcount larloPali, to the Hon. Mifs Anna Maria Blaquitre,
eldelt daughter of Lord dc Blaquiere.
On Thurfday the 9th inR, at Langton in Lineolnaire, Pere-
grine Langton, Efq. fccond fon of the Right Hon. the Countefs
of Rothes, to Mifs Elizabeth Mary Ann MaGogbiril (whore
name Mr. Langton is to take) only child and heirds of the
•re Henry Maffingbird, F.fq. of Gunby in tin fame county
Thurfday hit, Mr. William Stokes, of Upper James-Rreet,
Golden (quote, to Mifs Zurhorft, of Chefter-place, Lambeth.

DIED.
On the 15th inflant, at °Lifland, Adam Mare, Efq. of
Livingßon.
On t►e 19th ult. at Southeenhey, Exeter, Mi 6 Sufan Mor-
rills; and on the 16th intl. Charles George Morrifh, fan and
daughter of Captain Jofeph Morrith, of the Royal Marines.
Thurfday, at his hook in Charlotte-ftreet, Rathbone-place,
Cbrillopher Millsnurn, Efq. aged 86.
Lately, iu R.uffel -pace, Fitzroy-fquare, by the breaking of a
blood-veffel, Mifs Taylor, and on Tneftlay laR, from thc fame
caufe, the mother of the above-mentioned Lady, and w.fe of
John Taylor, Efq. of the 'nand of Antigua.
Thurfday night, at Windfor Cattle, Mrs. Loulfa Ramf-
bottom, wife of James Ramfbottorti, Efq. and one of the
amiable daticitters of the Rev. Dr. Langford, Matter of Eton
College. She was a molt elegant and charming young Lady,
the admiration of all who knew her, and perhaps in beauty
and perfonal aecomplifhments equalled any of her fez, though
perfealy unconfcious of thole pnwethil and attradlive acquire-
ments Nature had fo abundantly bellowed en her : in truth,
no eulogy can exceed her merits, and her loft will be painfully
regretted by all her friends. She was fcarcely of age, and had
been a wife about eight or nine months. From a premature
delivery of twins the had nearly recovered, and the morning
preceding the day of her death feerned in a fair way of doing
well ; but owing, it is fuppofed, to having taken cold, the was
thrown into a fever, which terminated in the brain, and canfed
her diffolution within 14 hours after—an alliding blow to •
very young but extremely affedlionatc huflund, as alto to her
venerated parents and family.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 58 minutes after
Afternoon 34 minutes after 9 ~

KENT.-MARSH LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By WILLIAM JORDAN and SON,
On Saturday the 28th day of Auguß init. at the Rofe Inn, in
Sittingborme in Kent, precifely at five, o'clock la the after-
noon, (fubjedt to fuch conditions of Sale as Mali be then and
there produced),
ALL that Valuable and truly defirable FREE.
HOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, called or known
by the name of Greenborough Matih and Sleyhills,eonfiltingof
147 A. 3 R. 31 P. or thereabouts of exceedingly rich apd gocid
frefla Marib Land, with a Shepherd's Houk, Sheep Pounds,
and every neceffary convenience for grazing ; and 676 A. o
9 P. or thereabouts of Salt Marro Landadjoining thertta,with
a Wharf, Cottage, and Slaughter Houk, which have been built
on the Premifes, and ufed for the purpofe of fupplying the La-
zarettos in Standgate Creek with frefh provifions.
The ERate is fituated in the fevers! Pariihes of Upebarch,
HaltEow the Lower, and ivrade,in the county of Kent,la eight
sulks from Rochclter, and the fame &Rance frac* Sittiogbprqe.
The Sea Walls arc in excellent repair, and a very large fans of
money has lately been expended In improvements on the Pre-
miles.
The purchafer may be accommodated by letting a part of the
purchafh money remain on (entity of the Ensile, of which be
may have poffeffion at Michaelmas next.
The Prt flats may be viewed by applying to Mr. Hadlow,
of Upchurch, near Rocheftar; and printed particulars maybe
had of Mr. Lake, cf Bapchild, near Sittinghorne ; Mr. Mo-
ron, of Tunas), near Sittinghome; Mr. Dyne, Solicitor. Ser.
jrart's Inn, Fleet-ftrert, London: at the Rote Inn, Sitting-
borne; the Saracen's Head, Milford; the Bull, Rochefter ;
Fountain, Canterbury ; Sun, Chatham; and of Meet. Jordan,
and Son, the Audtlnnecrs, at Milton.

IMPOSITION never having been fo general as
at thoprefent Crifis, it is a dirty incumbent on every perfon
who is in pofftifios of a Medicine of eftabliffied reputation to
adopt the moft certain means of preventing the pAbility of a
fpurious Compofition being foifted in the Public, to the ob-
vioufly endangering the lives of the Affll cd,and undefervedly
bri..ging an invaluable preparation Mtn dif-eiteeni. It is chafe
confide rations th:,t induce the prefent Proprietors of the well-
known ANTISCORBUI'IC DROPS, Srft prepared by the
late FRANCIS SPILSINIRT, at his Ivirpettfary, No. 13, Soho-
(quire to acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheu-
matic Patinas, that the above is the only place where they are
prepared genuine, and that, by perraiffion of the Commiffimers
of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is affixed to
each bottle, with the words—" Spilfbury and Co. No. 13, Soho-
14riare," alfo " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle; SiU,and
Wrapper, that the purchafer may be convinced of being flip-
piled with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in 'bottles, at
S 9 and O. as. each, duty included, by the general Venders of
Patent Medicines in Town nd Country.