Star.
London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

MARK LANA.

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 13.
Wheat has arrived today in but (hors fupply, and
goes off readily, at about as. per quarter advance—.
The fame of Barley, which is dearer-4n Malt (mall
variation—Boiling Peas fcarce any, the few fetch
about sl. per quarter—Beans of each fort are higher
—There are many further arrivals of Foreign Oats,
and this trade is named rather cheaper, excepting
prime famples—Flour at UR weeks prices. .
0 CUIRINCV AS UNDIR t
Wheat, 3os 62* 7sB per V. Grey Peafe 3c • Sailed .
Pine Ditto, Os 82s od Beans, (old) 46S Sees od
Rye, soi ass od • Tich Ditto (old) 378 435 ai. •
Bark". 338 3910 d Oats, sas s6s gos
Ma1t,•644 yos od' Ptiland ditto Sts 324 oil
White Peafe, (Boilers) sone Potatoe ditto 34s 6d
Rape Semi. Si all
Fine Flour 601631 63s.—Seeoado soe 53e 'to dos.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY sa.
Average Price of Corn in England and Waks.frons the Returns
ending July 4. alloy.
Wheat. Rye. 1 Barley. pats. Beans. I Peak.
s., d. s. d. i. d. a. d. r. 4 iis. d.
73 S 47 1 36 8 28 6 43 3 So I
'The average Priec of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
the week ending July 1, is 368.414. per hundred weight.

Government have received advices, which confirm
the depotiti9u of Sultan SSLI Mt and the elevation of
neOrew.
Utters from the coall Rate, that already very ac-
tivr preparstioavappear to be making on the heights
near Boulogne, for the re-ellablithment of an um-
manic camp. A great number of new huts have
lately been et-cited, all of which are painted white,
exhibiting to the dillant fpedator a very formidable
appearance.
• Sir Jona Ducaworrn has left town for Plymouth;
where be will hoift his fig as fecond in command
of the Channel Fleet.
On Wednefday evening arrived. at Sheernefs, Cap.
tarn Right Honourable Lord G. STUART, to take the
command of l AMIABLS, now fitting at that port.—
• His Lordthip took the command of her on Thutfday.
We onderliand the is undergoing a complete repair,
and will then be. confidered a fine Chip, as the was
always a fail railer.
Monday, the ad battalion of the 26th foot, or Ca.
meronians, marchid into Glafgow barracks, from
Ayr.
The Cumberland Militia arrived In Hull, and are
to occupy the Lime-ltreet Barracks dating their flay
there. _ _ _

Laft Tuefday the Kill's German Legion, now
quartered in Hull, and the neighbourhood, were in-
fpeeted by Lieutenant General THORNTON, upon
Wold Carr; he expreUed himfelf well pleafed with
the high Rate of difcipline there troops have acquired.
Oa Tuefday, the 14th April, the Synod of Glaf-
gow met ; when they took under their cenfideration,
an overture, propofing, that they fhould make a
declaration of their great fatisfadion with the Aboli-
tion of the Slave Trade, in confequence of the Bill
which had lately palled through both Houle' of Par-
liament, and which had received the Royal Arent.
This overture was adopted, and ordered to be pub-
IsSind, (fee Advertifement in the front of this Paper)
pad the- Synod appointed. their Moderator to tranfmit
La. Copy of.it to WILLIAM Wit.auroeca, Efq. M. P. • •
who had steed fo dillingnitbed a part in that bufinefs..
On Saturday morning, at three o'clock, Mr. Pear-
fon. the gentleman who it has been Rated was to go
to Datchet Bridge, near Windfor, and return in five
hours,and a half, for a wager of too guineas, noted
on his arduous talk, from Pimlico. The •dinance
which the oedeftlian bad to perform, was upwards
of 37 miles. Mr. Pearfun flatted on a fhalling Walk,
and arrived at Hounflow ( to miles) at a quarter pan
4 o'clock, where he took tome light refrefbment, and
halted again at Colnbrsok (t 7 miles) at.. 25 minutes
pan five o'clock. He proceeded acraA the fields, and
arrived at Datchet Bridge at ..to minutespalt fire
o'clock, the half of the diflauce having been per-
formed is two hours and forty minutes. Half the
time allowed had expired within a few minutes, and '
bets ran 2 and 3to I againft the performance: The
pedeftrian.quickened his pace back, and arrived at
Hounflow at 5 minutes pall (even o'clock, a good
deal-fatigued. ' Mr. Nation had an hour and 25 mi-
nutes to perform the lan ten miles, and by great ex-
ertion he did it in 3 minutes lets than.the given time.
The performance was confidered wonderful at this
feafon of the year.
Laft week a dreadful fire broke out in the village
of North Moreton, near Wallingford, in Berkfhire,
which confumed three confiderable farms, ten cot-
tages, a large quantity of corn, hay, and ftraw, with
feviral calves, pigs, &c.
At about ve on Wednefday morning loft, a fire
broke out at Dymchurch, in the cottage of a Looker
of the name of Wreight, which in a very than time
was entirely confumed, leaving only the external walls
(landing. The conflagratiqg is fuppofed to have beee
occafioned by the burning of the fine of the OM,
from which the flames were communicated to the
thatch of the dwelling. The chief part of the fur-
&tore was fortunately preferved, and we underbid
the building was infured.
Friday la, a dreadful fire broke out at Stevenage,
in Hertfordthirn. It began at a wheelwright's (hop,
at twelve o'clock at noon, and communicating to dui
out buildings, which were covered with thatch, and
exceflive dry, it ran like wildfire, and was only flop-
ped by the pulling down of a haute, after having
confumed upwards of forty Mules, and fifteen ricks
of fine hay, belonging to Mr Cafs, of the Swan Inn.
The hay is animated at 30001. The Swan Inn ef-
taped undamaged.
The failing match, on Friday laft, for a Silver
Cup, was but a prelude to the obtainment of the
many golden cups which will begin to-morrow to be
diaributed among thofe wbo have the happinefs to
fail in Airtime: wok. In plain term*, the Lottery
(the laR molt alluredly) commences drawing to-
morrow morning. It would be an infult to fpirited
adventurers, to fuppofe that they wnl fuller fo cri-
tical end jewelling a moment to etcape their om•
brace. ' •
The Wheel goes round To-morrow Morning. The
Whole Ticket, Half, (batter, Eighth, or Sixteenth
drioailleTT of
fidthd levoCreaditiaaliellyr.il:Haoreartea be ltlidadc, oa.n'sdOthl;
Croft, j"an°ll9;li. M°affirrer'et'4s6PHir
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PeazeNcE, Ju
effels here failed
live deninal ions.
of Plymouth, FR A
ford with provifio
Hoop of war ft, m
FALMOUTH, JU
packet arrived fr 4
Left the Prince o
(poke his Majelly'
ADRIAN cutter,
net fleet, with d
American fhip li
from Norfolk, wi'
ton Roads, his M
and MELAMPUS,
battle (hips lying
packet, Captain F
with mails from
Cornwallis packet
Olt. for England
through the hum
under the convoy
fail; they were a
had a long paffagt
winds.—Two reg
Sicily, to reinforc
--Paired up Cha
Of battle (hips, un
frigate.—The Prii
at Gibraltar.—T
Was loft near Gil
poffefflon of by till
PORTSMOUTH,
gun brig, from G
PoRcUPINE, for t)
war is appointed ci
JULY 11.—Tho
per telegraph, to
Downs, where Sit
mind of them, an
the CENTAUR, viz,
GANGES, MARS,
JULY I 2•—Arri
Waft,. from Falm
SPENCER, for the

DOVER, juzor t,
hay Twee Gebroec
haufen boy Lytzaa
ballaft for Tonning
DEAL, JULY t
brig, Lieutenant j
broke off Flulhing
attempt, was made
bf this veffel, to cut
der the batteries at
'Unfortunately only
the place of deftina
toterprize did not
rowing alongfide
men, moft gallant]
The conteft, for
Znerby's veffel hal
foldiers on board, t
:to retire from fuch
one of his men, w
bf the crew bad 1
of his body, notwi
on ihore alive—bni
has two bayonet
not likely to prove
OS a crnize.

lOLT
of 74 guns, with th
Difpatch naval u
satyr gun brig, v
(which he has del
NICIEOLIT RICHEI
a cargo of wine,
blosnyrro flap o
Bt4 as SAME Jul
mingen conYoys ar
on Tuefday the
Captain By LTON
YARMOUTH, JV
from the Baltic, t
officer charged w
mediately proceed
the RESOLUTION,
cruife the Oftton,
GUARD, lift AdElli
AGANlllositon
Sailed the I-frac
Vixen guo.brig.
Roebuck, Gollah,
frefh breeze.

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Norway. idled the
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. The Ahordeeu,
Both of No•elob
been heard of,

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