Star.
London, England, 1801-09-30 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

Tht torn Market this morning, at Mark-Line,
was well fupplied with Foreign Wheat. There
was but little Erglith. The prices of the different
rif grain were the faire as on Monday, ex-
cept Oats, which. had a brick fate, at an advance,
of about 25. Flour .Iss.

Huss, SE)v. aB.—Since our let, the following
quantity ,of grain has been imported into this
place, viz. 1,141 quarters wheat; 2,707 quarters
oats r 6 Ituirters peafe; 7 quarters barloy; and
cwt. rtes.

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SPORT`nve INTALIcvsycE.
katwmAkKET FIRST °croft= MEETING, trot.
Tussissir, sarrtmisa 29.
Fig," guineas. free for any horfe, 4-yr. olds
carrying 7& 41b. ; 5-yr. olds, 811. slb. ; 6. yr. olds,
; ok. ' • and aged, 91L B. C.
lA. lisekvEie:s b. c. Dick Andrews (maga anal
Goldines b, c. Sky-rocket ttr
Lord Egremost% ch. b. Bobtail • dr
Mr. F. Neale, b. h. Humbug dr
Lailbroke's cb. c. MAW?, by igoodpecliei Br
fbidaertssont's b. b. hy Meteor • dr
Duke of Graftoo's b. tn. Hornby Lap, , - dr
Duke of Grafton's Flambeau, Ba.. beat Lord
Clerniont's brother tp Reernit, ya. solb. Ab. M.
wogs► h. it.—Four aficl.6ve Spans on the *inner.

din tiiictaii &swot:. Wag. tbs birl-chry of
Ilibilikoso the poets -the club, which has been in-
Ritufid. for feveral years to commemorate that
event, met at Ednam, his birth-place, as ufual.
'The day Was fpent with the utmoft harmony and
feflivitY.
Yelterday being Michaeltnas-day, the Loa.'
Mayo*, agreeably to ancient cam% held a- Cam.
mutt Hall
.for the eleftion of a Lord Mayor for the
r° °Cuing. The feveral Aldermen in rotation
e ing put up, it appeared by the the* of hands that
the eleetion badfillen on WILLIAM NEWNAN, tfq.
and Sir Jona Esksit, Knt. Who were returned to
the Court of Aldermen for their choice; and, upon
the fcrutiny, the number= were in favour of Sir
Joey Emelt, Knt. and he was declared by the
LOOM IdAYOlt to be duly elated Lord Mayor for
the_year er.fu ing.
The Thaoks were wsaaimoufly voted to the late

—ill3 Han
was
then
adjourned,iCh and his Lord.
ambert. and held a
teen a Aldermen f.. 4 t
ifilp !yearned to the PO
Inthe difpatch of public bu.
ftneh•

The Court was waited upon by the Principals of
the Baker,' Company, relative to the Affize of
Bread, which they ordered to continue at is. lid.
the quit-tern-ie.&
The Court %ottd their unanimous Thanks to the
Rev. Dr. Git cosy, his Lordfnip's Chaplain, for
his excellent Sermon preached before the Court
previous to the holding of the Common Hall; and
he was requefled to print the (ante for the tire of
the Court, at the City's expence.
The Clerk Of the Cocket-Ollce at the Manfion
Houfc, laid before the Court an account of Flour
bought by the Bikers for the lag twelve weeks,
amounting to t 43,336 tacks; which amounts, upon
an average of one week, to 1,944 tacks nearly.
The Court broke up at four o'clock.
. DR Ult Y•I.1111 THIATIM—The Tragedy of R►
eberd the Thirdagain attraded, lea night, a nurser.
out and elegant audience, !caress's Richard was.
whit it always hashed', a moll able and efeeive
performance, and the applaufe he received was
fully commenfurate to his great and acknow-
ledged merit. Mr. Wiwi/owl-on being fuddenly
taken s7l, the part of law Hee, was kindly under-
take* bi Mr. MolltAy, of Covent garden, who
acquitted him(elf with much credit.—ln the Ro-
InarKe of Blow Beard, Mrs. BL AND returned-her part,
and was molt warmly welcomed by the fplendid
crowd. She fang in her accuttomed flyle of tweet
Amplicity, and was defervedly record in all her
longs. Kitty, Bammirrra, Mrs. CROUCH, and
Mils Ds CANT, were as happy as ufual, in the
eremite of their refpedive talents. '
The young candidate who was to have Raised
forward at Covent-Garden Theatre in the part of
Ifeeskr, has, it teems, reflet'ed on the difficulty of
the enterprise, and refolved to defer his attempt
fill he has improved his qualifications by farther
itudy.
Mrs. Movx TA IS has a falary of ten pounds per
wtek at Drury-line, and.her prefent engagement
-s for fire years.
Madame &Kt A is Lid to be engaged at Drury-
lane, to Opp Ole STORACA at the other hook.--
Botta is a c.barmiag mole lerefa and finger, and I
a beastifal woman.

The prefent Theatrical &alba promifes to be the
end lwrelosioas ever known. The cant& between
nperas and five all farces is one of the fairell con
tett that can be conceived. The Mules, if the,
lark any where about Drory.l.ane and Covent
Garden. may now expea a final bacithnsent.
Ckratnace Omura focui Gael ilrive than ;yew%
&tali &dr acne. mid frh ter aY their fade;
Oise trill GNI lanneislite kg. grief, and rage.
WeLc sM dabi *Lard', .as h,u the flunk bp;

PIINEItA OP CAPTAIN PARArili.

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The remains Hf the gallant Captain PAR; Mt
were on Monday rnprning interred in the Chapel
Burying-ground at Deal, with all the honours due
to his rank and dilUnguifhed character as a Naval
Officer.

At half pall eleven o'clock Lo,rd Nctsok tame
on (bore from on board the Amazon. At twelve
o'clock, by fignal from the AMAZON, the procef-
lima took place.
The fidps in the Downs, under the colantand or Lord NA L5O N,
• had pendants half-matt high, yards reverted.
At tvteive o'clock at noon minute guns were fired from the
Amazon and the there alternately. .
Two hundred of the Derbintire Regiment, arms reverted.
Military Band,
With drums muffled and tied with crape, playing the
Death March. •
Chaplain of the OveryfreL
espoun Basely—Captain Sutton.
Ad.secLrantwidaryge's Lawrence, N. O. lAdsZrete:l;oll.
Six Officers of the Amason, two and two.
Mr. Boyce, Rev. Mr. Brandon, Dr. Beard.
Mutes.
Captain Poulden, Captain Warren,
Captain Brodie, THE BODY. 'Captain saridun.
Captain Rowley, Captain Clay.
MOURNERS.
Vice-Admiral Lord Nellon, Admiral Lotwidge,
Lord Geurge Cavendiih.
Osten of the Army and Navy, chequered, two and two.

MidfigPmen, two and two.
Pilom
kr. Coven—Mr. Yawkina
Servants.

The body was carried by fix feamem drefTed ;n
blue jackets and white trowfers ; and the pall-
bearers wel-e Matters and Commanders.

His Majefty's fhip Anatole fired minute-guns
during the burial', which lafted nearly an hour.
Lord ls,lsLson was vifibly affected during the
time the proceffion proceeded from the Dock-yard
to the piece of interment, and was there obferved
to fhed tears very plenteoully. ,The proceffion
N(wh the etception of Admirals LUTWIDGZ and
ELSOM, the ltx Poll Captains who were pall-
bearers, and Admiral Nsi.som's Secretary, who
returned by a private way) went back from the
burial-ground to the Dock-yard in the fame order
they came. The ferric, was read by the Rev. Mr.
Basaynom, in a Clear, diftind,and impredive manner.