Star.
London, England, 1802-11-22 00:00:00

CORN MARKE7 S.

MARK-LANE, NOVPMAPIt 22
.
The fupply of Wheat and Barley this morning
was chiefly from Dila and Kent : the former ex.
periunced a brifk tale for the beft famples, at full
as much money as this day week ; but the latter,
though in quantity very trifling, has proved heavy
in file, at a redigticni Of 23. to 29. 6d. per quarter.
Rye, Beans, and Hog Peas have
- no va,
riation.-Oats ate rather dearer.-Boiling Peas
are on the decline, as will be noted by our annexed
currency.
Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 545.
Prime Effex, 555. 58s. Superfine 6os.6ts,
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 575. 6t s.
Rye, 325. 365.
Bailey, 245. 265. (New) 28s. 305.
Malt, 44.5. 48s. Fine ditto 50-4.
'Oats, 555. 225. 255, 6d.
Harfe Beans, New. 325. 365. Old, 355. 38s,
Tick Beans, New, 295. 325. Old, 315, 345.
Hog Peafe, 38s. 435.
Boilers, New 445-1-6 - 48s.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4.15. per Mr.
Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, 9os. to 965. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per Raft.
Flour, 4.85. sos. per fack.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, NOVENBtt 20,
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the
turns ending the 13th of November, 1802.
Wheat. Rye. Bailey. I Oats. I Beans. peak.
s. 4. S. d. d. . d. s. d sd.
59 7 38 TO 24 2D 1 34 to
• The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the 17th of November, i5335.6id. px
hundred Weight.
lamas or GRAIN, AT THE FOLLOWING MAZKLTS.
BASINGSTOILF...-Wheat 563 cd to 6cs od per Quarter.
Aarley 24$ od to 276 od Beans 35s od to vs cd
Oats sos od to 15s cd I Peale cos od to 42:
mAinnumAD.-Wheat 525 od to 64s od per quarter.
Barley 27$ od to 3os od I Beans 36s od to 405 cd
Oats 22$ od to 255 od Peale 444 od to 46s od
Islawsuar..-Wheat, 465. od. to 63a. cd. per Quarter.
Barley 215 od to 26$ od I Beans 34s od to .los od
Oats 18s 6d to 233 od Peafe 38s od to 42s od

I-12m.so.—Wheat sos od to 65s od per Q2arter.
Barley 25s od to 295 od. Beans 36a od to 405 od
a I Oats sod to 26s od Peafe 42s od to 465 od
Reanino.—Wheat 545. od. to 645. od. per Quarter.
Barley 23s od to 27s od I Beans 31s otto 38s od
Oats 2U od to 258 6d Peafe 426 od to 45s 04

At Warminfter Market, on Saturday laft, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, al. 16s. to 31. os. Barley, 11. ss. to :1. Bs.
Oats, 11..t0 ti. 3s. Beans, 11. as. to 21. 45.

No Britifh Admiral has yet been at the Levees
of the FIRST CONSUL.

A letter-bag is making up at the Poft•Ofliice for
an extra Chip, which is to fail in a few days for
Calcutta; as alto for Gibraltar and Malta, by a
veal that leaves the River on Tuefday.

On the evening of the 25th of September, a
fmart (hock of an earthquake was felt at Kingtton.
Tom PAINE arrived at New York, in a 'hip from
Havre, on the sth ult.
On Saturday morning the Privy Council again
met at Lord PELHAM'S Office. Thomas Newman,
a foldier, was the firft perfon examined ; after a
fhort hearing he was committed to the Savoy Pd..
fon, inilead of Tothilfields Bridewell, the place
from whence he was taken. John Conolly, James
Wratten, John Doyle, and Samuel Smith, were
all examined, and remanded to Tothilfields Bride.
well. In the courfe of the day, feveral soldiers
were likewife brought forward.
The Landlord .of the public.houre, in Oakley-
fireet, where Colonel Deipard and his afrociates
were affembled when they were apprehended, was
brought before the Council. He allured the Privy
Council he did not know the meeting was held for
any improper purpofe, nor did he even know it
was a fociety,but as they met weekly at his houfe,
he only confidered it a free and eafy club, to
which no form for introduaion was necell'ary ;but
thole prefent merely paid for the liquor they kad
the fame as in any other room, and inch meetings
were very numeroufly held in the metropolis.—
There being no proof that he knew the meeting
Was held for any particular purpofe, he was not
detained.
About twelve o'clock his Royal Highnefs the
Duke of YORK, Lord HOBAR r, Colonel Cu..
VERT, Adjutant General, and Colonel WiNymtn,
came in company to Lord PELHAM'S
Othce
Lord HOBART and Colonel WINYARD joined the
Council, but his Royal ilighnefs and Colonel
CALVERT retired to Lord 13.LH AM'S ptivate room,
and had a conference with his Lordfhip. in :he
afternoon his Royal Highnefs called again, in com-
pany with Colonel CALvERT, and held a terther
converfation with Lord PELHAM.
The Duke of PORTLAND attended the Pri.y
Council on Saturday, for the firil time.
The Aft of the 37th of the prefsiit King, c. 70,
is that on which Colonel Delpat d is committed
for trial. It was made in the year 1797, when
the dangerous mutiny took place at the Nore, and
attempts were made to feduce the Army and Nlly
from their allegiance ; it is as follows:
" That an,,, perfon who than malicioufly and advifaily cn-
deavour to feduce any perfon or !scrims fervirg in his Nl,ijelly's
Forces, by fea or t y land, from his or their duty and allegi,n,:e
to his Majefty, or to incite or ftir up any filch p.frfon or get
ions to commit any ad of mutiny, or to make or endeas..ur
make any mutinous affemblics, or to commit any traitorous or
mutinous practice whatever, fhall, on being
of fuch offence, be adjudged guilty of felony, and ihall futfer
death as in cafes of felony, wit' out benefit of Clergy.

Second Seaion provides,
" That effences againit this Act, whather committed on the
high fear or within England, may be tried before any Court
of Oyer and 'lumina or G.iol DcliverY for any City in Eng-
land."

Third Scetion,
" Perfons tried for offences arainil. this Act null not he tried
again for the fame as High Treafon : but perfons guilty of of
fences under this Acct, who (hall not be tried for the faint as
fuch, may he tried for the fame as 1-ligh Trea:on, in the lane
manner as if this Adt had not been made."

Fogth Sedion enaas,
" Vat this et thouki cont nue and he in force until the ex.
ration ofunc mouth after the commencement of the then