Star.
London, England, 1812-05-05 00:00:00

MARKITS. .
RETURN of WHEAT In Meek-lane, Inchidlag only Net dio•
SiM of April to** flth of April. Total 11.767 quarters.
Aferage 150 s. Sid.-os. Sid. higher than last return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
Front the lath of Apia to the 94th of ApriL
Total 11,414 sacks—Average 1 U9s. 124.
Os. 2:10. lower than list returr.
MEWGIATE AND LEADF.NHALI. MARKET.
Beef es 4d to Se ed Veal 4. tid to 6s 44
Mutton 4s 8.1 to Ss 4d Pork 5s Od to 6$ ed
Latch ss. id. to Ts. 4d.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOI(OUGH MARKET.

Bags. Pockets.
41 Os to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os
81 Os to 51 Os Sussa 41 Os to 61 Oa
COAL-MARKET, May 4.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
97 Newcastle 34 495. 6d. to $45. S'.
S Sunderland 3 454. 3d. to 471. 6d.
1 Cinders 1 3415. Od. to 00s. Od.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
!RICKS 07 ORALN AT TN FOLLOWING 11411111011 T.

Kent
Sussex

BA SI N OSTO I( x April 29.—Wheat 1363 Od to 152 s od per Quarter.'
Barley 7(s oil to 76s Cd Brans 7Cs Od to 76s Od
I Oats 45s 04 to 52s 04 Pease 00$ Od to 00s 04
Bread 2s 1114. peigallon.
MA IDiNa ZA Di April 29.—Wheat 1204 (k 1 to 152. Cd per Qr.
Barley 73s 04 to 80s Od Beans 74s Od to 76$ Od
I
Oats 48s Od to 56s Od Pease I.is Od to 78. 044
Bread ss. Od.

NZWITIRT, April 30.—Wheat 100 s Od to 150 s Od per Qr.
Barley 69s Od to BUs Od I Beans 66s od to 80, Od
Oats 50s Od to 601 Oil Pease 7cs w ties Od

Barad is. 10d.

HINLILY, April 30.—Wheat 100 s od to 159 s od per Qr.
Barley 59a Od to 79. Od I Beans 60s Od w 70s od
Oat&. 40s Od to 531 Od ! lleabe 62.• Od to 68s Od
Bread its. 10d.
Rammio, May 2.—Wheat 139$ Od to 155 s Od per 12r.
Barley 74s Od to 82s Beans 70s Od to 79s Od
I Oata 451 Od to 60s Yeas 001 od to 70. Od
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85 Od.

BANBURY, April SO.—Wheat 17s Od to 1.9 s Od. Beans Ss. Od.
to 9s. 6d: Vetches, oos to 00s per bushel. Barley 74r. to ties.'
Oats 465. to 545. per Oarter. Bread 21. 10d. Flour 105 s. a sack..)
At Lewes corn-market, on Thursday, wheat fetched £ts 100
per load. There were but few farmers present ; and sales were
heavily effected.
Am:sines. Masaay.- -On Saturday, the prices were—Wheat
ses2 to £54 per load; Barley 70s. to 725. and Oats, 555. to 571.
per quarter.
Chichester beast market, on Wednesda, was full of stock,
most of which war of the prime sort. Notwithstanding, it went
off heavily, at rather reduced prices.
Friday, at Reading fair, there was a very good show of Horses
of all kinds; from the nurleber of London dealers who attended,
every thing fit for the Metropolis sold briskly, at very high I
prices.—The Cow fair was very well filled, but mostly with in-
ferior cattle, which also went off at extraordinary high prices.
Oatmeal tell in Dromore market 10s. 6d. per cwt. on Saturday
se'nnight,
The inhabitants of Strabate, in the north of Ireland, have sub-'
scribed large sum for purchasing provisions to be retailed out
to the poor at a reduced price. 'the Marquis of Abercorn has
subscribed e€3oo, and the Provost and Burgesses have agreed to
apply £250 from the NO of the Corporation to the same bene-
volent purpose. The subscriptions already amount to £1400:

The letter from the Secretary of the Board of
Trade to the Governor of the Russia Company, has
been understood to involve a refusal of the former li-
cences from hence to the Russian ports ; the ship
carrying £5 per ton upon her admeasurement out-
wards, and returning with Russian produce. These
licences to neutrals continue to be issued as before the
appearance of the said letter.

The Prussian Loy Jonge Metta, JAN DANTE, Master.
from Caen, in Normandy, arrived on Friday at
Cowes. The Master reports that the inhabitants are
suffering great distress from the high pike of provi-
sions ; and that the most summary justice is inflicted
upon them in cases of riot. Six ringleaders were
shot a few days before this vessel sailed. Bread was.
Id. per pound. The Jonge Metta has a cargo of
clover-seed, burr stones, and wax candles, for Guern
sey. Being brought out of her course by one of his
Majesty's ships, she was consequently forced into
Cowes by contrary winds.

Tuesday morning a stag was turned out at Tower
Hill, in Windsor Forest, before his Majesty's hounds.
and a numerous field of sportsmen. After traversing
a large track of country in high stile he approached
the gardens in Wokingham, with the hounds in full
pursuit nearly in his rear, leaping several high fences
he entered the passage of the dwelling-house of Mr.
Towse, wine and brandy merchant, in the market-
place, Reading, penetrating to the shop, and behind
the counter,op which heplanted hisforazet,supposed
with intent to dash through the window into the street;
but seeing Mrs. T. he recoiled to the counting-house
and impetuously darted through the window into
the paid, sweeping away in his passage a whole large
pannel of glass. He then attempted to cross a six
feet paling, but his foot being caught in one of the
spikes, it gave way, and he fell over. On recovering
his feet he bounded'into an adjoining garden, and
from thence vaulted over a seven feet wall into a
lane. After crossing several other gardens into an
avenue, he entered Peach-street, and rushed forward
to the market-place. It was a sight novel and highly
gratifying to the surrounding spectators, to have the
assemblage of deer, hounds, and horsemen, at high
market, in full chace round the market-place. The
deer was apparently much distressed, seeming 'rally
exhausted through great fatigue and strong exertions.
Terror, ho*ever, forced him faintly on to a rivulet
about a quarter 9f a mile from Reading, from whence
he was taken, and reserved for further diversion.
Mr. BROWNY, of Rockville, has cleared by the
meeting at Kildare the sum of £10,009. His horse
Lofie, by Shuttle, seems likely to rival the fame of the
celebrated Eclipsk.
• 4.arions circumstance occurred at the Nish Ta-
•vottlf, Bristol, oil Monday night, about 1 l o'clock.-
4 young man, who has since been discovered to be j
a-tailor, belonging to the Union, ship of war, lying
.'at Plymouth, went to bed apparently composed; but
before the servant had left the room five minutes, the
house was alarmed by his tries of " Help me out,"
and by the breaking of glass, occasioned by his burst-
ing through the sash.' Though asleep, he continued
walking from one roof to another, and along the.'
narrowest ridges, and at length jumped from the stir-
prising height.of 50 feet, without receiving any ma-. 1
terial injury. He was conveyed to bed, and left the 1
inn the following morning for Plymouth.
There is,' within two miles of 'Reading, a. young
wooran, who has lived during the last three
without meat, trreid; or any solid 'article 4 f d.--1
She subsists entirely on, a little wine andlitlk. is !
remarkable, 'that she ' thfows up every da large.
quantitt of blood. ' pre ft -Unable to move, Alvin
tong' lost *eq.
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