Star.
London, England, 1805-04-10 00:00:00

•ro THE !AMU.

1 RACAZET'S ORIEN rm. DEPILATORY,
I x/ for evo.oeiog sDPERFLUOUS I lAlit:.; from the FACE,
NFCK, ARMS, dec. giving at the fame time a Cir.:Alto loft-
nel.a and traidearency to the Complexion —Sup Ilium+, Hairs
have in all ages anal Countries ',ten einilidered highly di.ragatory to
Female Delicacy, and it remained unexi Lined that the Ladies of
Egypt and other Faliern Nations lhould lie tiitirely exempt from
this feourie of lkauty, In lrequeut iii North. ill Climates. To
.Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length indebted for the ferret
procured from a remalefriend,during her renitence in Turkey, and
where, it aprears,the Ladies einittaotly make tile of the above Pre-
paratioti at the Baths. By the men it ielikewife employed to re-
move irregularhi.v and give uniformi.y to their nuiflachios, Ate.
Recommendation alone, would Rill, as nitherto, have been found
(Whelan to circulate a Depilatory, the exclutive ellen of which is
invariable and permanent, never catiliiig the (lighten irritation to
the molt .!elieate fain, did not the Proprietor feel it neeeiTary to
prowl his friends from the painful effsets of injurious and cor-
rsfive cnmpolitions, which are molt of them futile attempts to
imitate the above, and have been till..red to the Public under vari-
ousnames.

To accommodate Ladies too diftant for perfonal appli-
cation, their orders by putt, fur a fit•gle Bottle or larger quantity,
will be punctually executed to any part of Town or Country, filch
ordcis inckeng the amount, addrelfed to Mrs. Knight, N 0.33,
King-ftrcet, Holborn, fix doors from Holborn, where only In fu-
ture it will be fold. price 3s. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of One
Shilling in GI Bottk4.

N. ii. Noce is gamine wilds figued in the Pry-lapel hand.
writing, to Wilms which is Mussy.

LARGE 71.EGANT HOUSE IN BATH.
FOR SA I.E BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—By Mr. PLURA,
rHAT Truly Desirable and Convenient HOUSE,
1- with Garden, RA-houfe, and Green-houfc, late the property
aria relidence of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. dereared ; fituate in Port-
hind-pl-ce. Bath. an cif:Niftied and airy titu.ttion.—The premires
were completed under the infpcetion of the late Owner, and are in
front 4g feet to a hug paved Ti.rrace; contain tight fervanta. bed-
rooms, and one elnfer, fix attic Lied-chambers. and two docent;
a notVe fuit of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and
statuary chimney-pieces; on the ground iloor, large ca•iug-r pm,
library, brcaktatt room, and butl,e,, plate-risn, a (parlous
entrance, two 'tone flair-cafes, latent water dolt, large
ki•chen, houfe Itte.per's-room favanes.liall.hutl( es pantry, wine
and herr cellars, dry arched vault, and all ulefill and inferior Ace%
The Furniture is modern, and in a gen ci I stile, correfponiling
to the conleq•t, nee of the Houle; the tlatles, French plates. of large
dimenlions. Fit for the immediate ueeption of a N.iblemait or
Gentleman's

Conveciently cooneßed with the Hoeft: is a Coaeh-hosfe for
two carri !Laing tot lwc horks,atil a molt eusnoLtt:
hoax.—:.d furdhs thatizular, a; ply to Nir. flora, at Bath.

(";;- LLtters milit i>e putt-pahL

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FREEHOLD F.:q*ATI:4I, Ni AR SANDIVI42H, KEN I% 1
TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION,
At the Rnfe Inn, S.iinlivich, on Wei Neill, :he 1 ith of AprH
itios, at Two o'Cloelt in the Afternoon. io ft.vvrA Lors, wsl,l; I
be ore difpufed of by Priv..te Codtrael. of which dn.: notice wiil •
be uient in the Kt ittuih t.;,rzetr et -41
TT I, I'o N mid FE I .1)E I:1. el'.'Zl) FA ':MS. I Tptnn
IL/ Part is fituated it. the l'arilh of 'X •-rd coiiiillioz of a CUri,,ll
Firi, ti.ILIC,. with C..rdeini, Orchard, Paol4. li..ildes,Z4:•. P'4..: a•!.1 '
ono Rini•lg by ctlimat ion 61 A.Cre,,lllor4; or Icrs,or etee.din3l.• riL it
Ar:4l.le aid l'aftwrel.aild. The Houle ii;t4l3tely b.....ii put into the 'I
Conn..Lt.:it Rate of repair, and by .h. addition of levli.il new
Rimini, &e. is rendered a molt ddirable re/Mt:nee for a G,Ttlem.ai
ii Farmer.

FuLltrland Farm is fituated in the Pariffics of Word and F.aßby;
confute of a capital Farm Houfe, with Sams. Stables and othi.e
e,tivenient Out-buildings, and contains by cßimation 140 Acre ,
more or kfs. of exceedingly Rich Arable, Pafturc, and :Unfit
Land. Together with 4 feparate Lots, conta.ning tog, titer by eiti-
MrltiOn Ac: es, more or leis, of eiccdt,,gly Rich Arable Land.
N. B. The abave uttatcs are cloneratti I from Land Tax, and
are in the occupation of Mrs Mary Matf in, al Yearly Taunt.
Particulars to be had at Brittnw's I.Firare,C.interbury ; at the
Rofe Inn, Sandwich, and of Mr. S. Elgar, WirOain Court ;'and
the I:flutes to ty: viewed any day prectilit,g the Sale, en making
application to ivir S. Elgar, Winghani, Kebt.

NORFOLK.
FREEHOLD \IANOR, PER E rum, ArwowsoN,
EsTATE, AND KLAN d 0::.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
By Malfrs. DRIVERS,
A SINGULARLY beautiful and valuable FREE.
& HOLD Es.rATE, en:trilling of an elcant and cal.ital built
flon, called 'WEST HA KLING HALL. Se4l:l'.l 111 4 I'..rk, mart
furroundcd with urnarnuntal and Plantatioo*, in
the ceiurc of a vary fine Sporiog Country, and ma particularly
woll docked with Game, and a1..0V2 three thoufand Acres of
I. t re!;),.elah: Tenants, with the Maror of Ilariirg and
the perprttial Acl.:(1111:Orl. PAR of the Eitatit i, houndo..i oy a
Rivor affords excellent St7ari, b. int; ahuncLanly fuprliad
with Fills and Wild Fowl.

Nianfion forms an chi; .nt ftruatire, and in complete order,
having lately had a very co:lb:kr:Able ints sependea in additioua
and int; tovernents, and etnitains an elegant JP:unmet:: of Ro.ona
and airy Bed Chainhers of good proportion :, with (Mice. °tee:. y
der:rip:ion perfedily replete with conveoiece:..
St.tblinr, for 22 horfrs; a mutt capitol Ei(chen Gardeti, fur
roundsd wi:h high and tut:B.4l:W wall., and :oily Bucked with
ae chaiceft F:uit Tres, it: full health ant be.:ring ; pleafure
and retentive Mx:tad:Ha: taltsfully Isid out.
Prieted particulars may be had at DA raway'v, and of MeTrs.
Drivers, Laud Sereeyori, Kept Re.:d, London.

YORICi;111Rli
TO LE SOLD LY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,

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The RFVFASION IN FEE, exprift-.int on the Decrale of the
SURVIVOR. a 1..111Y, aged 4:), au! at; FN
aged I.a, of and iu the very vaivable ;;;id definfiic
I..IE.!;:JUAGE:S. BUILDINGS, anzi
FA& ‘:,,,with a %Vat .rC:irn Nl:ll.cn a tiever-tiihnz
and ioii4 of very fertile rtei.le, M.:adow, and Patturi-
land, Tytb-free, lyinz very iscrzipael at Nafferzon, near OriiiiAd.
in the FA Riding of the County of York, Adjoin, rg thc Furnpilte
Road Iron Hull through Dr to Et id; it,urnandSearhorougb,
let to Mdfrs. Lueltup, Jefferfon, Severs, &c. at Annual Rents or
Valiie, of and upwariN; and aia.) F•ndty Quit and Chid
Runs, and other Manori ;tient'.
Alia, of and in a MkSaUAGE and FARM at Lockington,
near teeerity, in the Eaft Riding, eoetair.inj, 7i Acres and up-
wards of good Arable, Palture, and Meadow Land, and Cum-
mon-right Oise. belonging, in tLc Tenure of Mrs. Wilton; and
alfo certain Tythe Rents paya!!c oat of Eltates there; the whole
let at 941. and upwards per ain.um.
Alto, of in a moil compktc and defirahle FSTATr., com-
pelling three fuhttaniLd 'du:Wings, and rams, contain-
ing 420 A. ,R. OSP. of if!_itt excellert and highly improvable
Arable, Afc.,liivr. and P.,.l:re Land, Tythe-fret, lying in a Ritig
Fence, at Sc nth Huhn:, rniar .•.:altos, in :be N,:-th Riding of rise
County of Yori..

Alin, the Reverfiun e-.2ettant as aforcfaid, of, in, and to a
LEASEHOLD and FARM at l'hohhorp. near
Sheriff Hutton, in the Mirth Riding, ennui .inc tz -) Acres of
good Arable, Meed.nv, and Falture Land. n.ivewle• t., jmathan
Darley, at or about t',e Pent or tool. and which Prc:nifes arc
held during the lives of the move-mentioned Lady, coed Forty
Vea..s, and two healthy Gentlemen, aged About Thirty-ti:e Yuste
each.

Allo the Royer:lnn expe.lant aforeflid of and in the T YTHES
of SI ILLINGFLEE ,in the County r York, ca:; ; I.
per annum during the Lib: of a Gentleman aged upward: of
Sixty it,ar+.

N. B. The Proprietor will have no objection to Ell any of the
above Mates for an Annui•y, during the joint idyls of a Lady,
aged Forty Years, and a Georlen,an aged about Tbirty-one Years.
To treat !cr the Lune, and for further particulars apply to
Was. Fariter, Cooke. and Frac, No. 6, Lincoln's leu, Lon
doa; and to Mr. James, i..nd Agent, WL Iliborn, near Strat-
ford on Aron; sad No. S 4, Carey-itreer, leo, London.

To CuLONEL FALKINER, tooth Regiment of Foot.
IMPRESSED with a lively fenfe of your difuiter-
tiled and very honourable conduet towards us, your faithful
Ft-knit and Officers, we beg leave to requefl your acceptance of
a SWORD, as a (mall teßimony of our gratitude for yoar cur-
tiom, which we we happy havelicen crowned wi:h the fueeefeyou
have to well merited. 'the pc rfeet unanimity that fah& in your
Regiment is, we trult, a decided proof of cur attachment to your
Perkin and !intuit ; and we beg leave to affurc you, that every
individual of your Corps feels happy in the coovidlion, that Osould
his Maj. fly he plcAfed to order us to repel a foreign, or fupprefs
an intrriral liminy, you will wield the Sword we preterit you at
the Head of your Regi:nent, with an ardour and intrepidity wor-
thy your charades:.
Itud•Qrarters, Dundalk.
To the OFFICERS, tooth Regiment of Foot.

I have had the Honour to receive your kind Metres. With
ht. art-telt pleafure I accept the ,WORD you prtfent me, and
6,411 wear it with pride, as it evinces your approbation of my
condedl—and, be allured, it makes me truly happy to find by
this it ili.nony of 4-4 ..tard, from fo refpenalile a Corps of Offi-
(-At. a- I have the honour to command, that you are fully fa-
. ~,e„.l with the exertions I have nude to forward your iitterefl—
I an, I Ltlif% flattered by the confidence you have reputed in me,
att.:it...ft I Mall make fuch tile oldie Sword I receive from you,as
will ent:tle roe to a continuance of your friendthip—it than be
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r• drawn : zly in defence of my King andeniant re. and never refigned
but with my life. FREDLRICK JOHN FALKINER,
London, March 7. Colonel tooth Regiment.
10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WEI.I.E.R,
' On Ftid.ty, the 19th of April. a Twelve &Clock, at die Old Ship
Tavern, Brghton,
L THE fllowing Ellatet,, called WARDEN's
- -A• BUILDINGS, in the Centre 4S the Town of Brighton, the
Stuation retired and well fluttered, and within a Half Minute's
walk of the Steine and Market.

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Lot r. A Genteel Refidence in the Occupation of Cot. Moore.
Lot 2. Two lenements and Shops annexe 4 to the back of Lot
t, let to Minx. D..niel Summerford.
Lot 3. A Double Coach. huufe and I.ofts over.
Lot 4. A Fear Stall Stable, with Hay Lofts over.
Lot !. A large open Stall, And a live Stall Stable, with Two
Grooms' Rooms. Hay and Straw Lofts,with a Tenement adjoin-
ing, let to Mrs. Jerkin.
1.. t 6. A Piece of Ground to build on 3sl Yards.
Lot 7. A Neat Radence calculated to form two Houfes.
An early Poreffion will be given of the above Lots.
Thck Pietnifes are admirably calculated to form a Principal
Street, kailiog from Great Ealt-flreet to the Market, :el °Ned or
public utility; and from the innornfe Thoroughfare from all parts
of the Town. would render ti is Situati ~,, a molt eligible fcite for
grinct-Al Shops to be ended on, and bolds out to the Intelligent
Speculator a plan of certain Succccfs.
The Premiles may he viewed, by applying to Mrs. Jciikin, or
Mr. Buckullßridger, Noch Brea, Brighton, and dekriptive par-
ticulars obtained of Mr. Mcdwin, Solicitor, Horfham; Chapter
Coffce-Hottfc, London; and of Mr. Weller, at hi. General Agency
Office, Chicht.fler.

FR•INCE.

PARIS, APRIL 2.

Their Imperial Majeflies went to Fontainbleau the
day before yetlerday. This day they %%al ct•nrinue
t :sir journey to Italy. They intend to pals the Ealler
Holidays at Lyons. It is now certain, that the Em-
prefb will aflia at her htifband's coronation at Milan.
The Minifter of War fet off for Italy the day after
their Majeflies departure.
General Jot:loam has returned the command of the
Franch Army in Italy—he will alto command at the
Camp which is to be affembled under the Walls of
Milan. It is Paid that General Sr. CYR will alt.)
come to Milan, quitting his army in Naples for tome
days.—They write from Marteilles, that the equip-
ment of large and (mall (hips of war is carried on
with the utmoa aCtivity at Toulou, and that fome
thoufand foldiers have arrived there to be embarked,
when the fleet will make aaother attempt to fail.—
Every thing is carried on there with the greaten fe•
crecy. Some Engliih tpiei have lately been difco.
vered on the coati ; the filhermen are alto fulpefted
of maintaining a correlponJ.ence with the EngliJi
fleet. The latter has not again appealed off Toulon,
but returned its Ration off Sardinia.
FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Brit/sm.:, A PR11:3.•-•.-It IS faid that the Courts of
Vienna and Berlin are drawing neater together, and
that Count KELLER is ch.rtAed with the King of
Prullia's anfwer to the German Emperor, purport-
ing, that relative to the affairs if Germany, and the
intention to prevent or oppole any foteign influence
in that empire, cl- fer expl-,nations are expelled, and
as to thr fc of Italy, the King of Pruffia declares, in
the moll explicit manner, that he would not trouble
himfclf about them.

AMSTERDAM, Aram g.—From Bois le-Duc we
hell', that a detachment i I Batavian dragoons, and
a battalion of French troops, have marched from
thence to Flulling. It is ter.orted that feveral Eng
lilt itrip of war have been feen off that port.
LOWIR RHINE, Atirie 4.—Nntwithitanding the
contradittory ace,rints relative to the Auttrian Em-
peror's journey, the Venic:: papetsofficially announce
his expelled attival. At the C:iort of Vienna much
myllery is chferved with refpeCt to the r(al purport
of that jourrey ; I.6MC alfct t it will he to Italy ; others
fay, to Gallicia ; the former ftvpofe that the Empe..
ror will have an interview with the French Emperor
in Italy ; the latter afro t that his Iktijefly will meet
the Emperor of Rtolia in Gallicia. It is alto fail,
that the Archduke CH datt.leS will accompany the Em-
peror.

FRANKFORT, NlascH 30.—One of our Newfpapers
contains the 111"wtrig article :—According to intel-
ligence from Marfcilics, great exertions are ufing at
Toulon to fit out leveral large and (mall fhips of war.
It is added, that feveral th.,,irand troops had arrived
there, and that the fleet would again thorn! y fail, after
being confiderably reinforced. Every thing is con.
chulled with the greatelt fecrecy ; the Captains even
knew nothing of their late deflinati m : they had been
fornifhed with fealcd orders, which were only to be
ortned in cafe of great neceffity, or when feparated
tr • m the fleet. Of the Englifh fleet nothing is known
fo.ce its late fruirlefs cruize to Sicily ; it is conjec-
tured to lie off Sardinia.

Vatosa, MARCH 2 1.--it is generally afTerted, that
this City will witnefs a Meeting of the Auitrian and
French Emperors in April or May next. A report
alto prevails, that a change is to take place with re-
fpett to the Dutchy of fvfanitta ; or, acc..rding to
others, the States of Bologna and Ferrara.
According to the !area acct.unts from Naples, Ad-
miral NELSON was cruising between Sicily and 'Ft u
lon ; it is afferted, that he has certain information,
that the Toulon fleet has orders to endeavour to con-
vey troops to Egypt.
Ss sista, MARCH to.—A report is in circulation
here, that iso.oco Ruffian troops are ambled on
the frontier, of Wallachia, that they are to march
through Servia for Albania, and afterwards to em-
bark for the Sena Minds.

MADRID, MARCH 6.—So uncommon are the exer-
tions making in the port of Cadiz, under the direc-
tion of Admiral GRAVINA, that fifteen (hips of dif-
ferent fizes, are quite manned and ha are already in
the Bay. Sailors float all parts of the kingdom are
Rocking to Cadiz. as well as artificers in prodigious
numbers. Commodore ORDE cruizes continually in
tight of our port ; but in fpite of the reinforcement
which- he expeas, he will by no means be a match for
his opponents. It is, indeed, time that the Spanifh
flag relent the injuries done to our commerce by the
Englith : they have again captured two of our Ame-
rican (hips, laden not only with piaflres, but a con&
derable quantity of merchandize of all kinds. What
has been laid of the zeal and aaivity manifefled in
the port of Cadiz, may aifo be applied to that of
Ferrol. Our army is augmenting daily ; and thus
we (hall (portly he in a condition to bid defiance at
leak if not to punifh, our enemies.
CADIZ, MARCH 12.—Our fquadron, compofed of
twtive (hips of the line and ten frigates have entered
the road, and wait only for orders from the Court to
put to fea.
LISBON, MARCH 6.—Six Englifh (hips of war, un-
der the command of Admiral COCHRANE, have ar-
rived in our Road. It is not known for certain if
it is the fame fquadron which has blockaded Ferrol,
or the one fent in purfuit of the, fleet which lately
efcaped from Rochetort _ .

On the 4th the Captain of the EMERALD frigate, in
violation of our neutrality, caufed a great number of
men.to he preffed from on board the neutral (hips
lying under quarantine here. Our Government,
however, have iffncd peremptory orders, that Paid
frigate (hall not be fuffered to fail before all the (ca-
meo, thus unwarrantably feized, have been reftored.

VENICE, MA Rc a I 9.---lhe Ruffian fquadron, which
lay at anchor fur finne time in the Road of Naples*
has failed on a cruize to the Mediterranean.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL W.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O,CI.OPRI
Coda', for money, 5 58—for May 58I—Omnium
PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 1734 cz I India Bonds la. a se. dd.
3 per C. Red. Ann 563 ez. Each% zs. pr. par as. pr.
4Pa Cent C. 57{ 58 57{ 584 Omnium 24 34 3 prcm
4 per Cent. 73i. ex. div. Englifli Tickets iSI. 185.
5 per Cent. Navy 88i 8p Conf. for aCC. 57! 58 57{
Long Ann. 16 t 5-16 17
DUBLIN. APRIL per C. Goy Di.b.
Exchange—Dublin on Loudon sc 5.

Yetlerday Mr. Prrr waited on his MSJESTY at
Winery, to communicate the important rcfult of
the goeflion in the Houfe of Commons, and in confe-
quence tbereof, to tender Lord Vircount Mstvitts's
r:lignation. It was graciougy received.
Lord CASTLEEE&CH, it is reported, will be ap-
pointed pro teropore to Lord MELVILLE% Mice, and
there is forme talk that the Earl of BUCKINGHAM.
SHIRE or Mr. CHARLES Iroise will be the perfon ap-
pointed.

We have received French Papers to the zd and
Dutch to the 6th inliant, from which we have given
Come cstraas in a preceding column.

The feats for the ROYAL FAMILY at the Inflalla•
tion, are to be on the left fide of the altar ; the right
is for the Foreign AmbAffAdors.

Sunday night an oratorio was performed by the
Gentlemen of the Windfor Choir, before the Royac
FAMILY.

His Majeßy's has been pleated to appoint the fUght
Hon: J. I' OSTER, Chancellor of his Majeliy's ExChe-
quer in Ireland; the Right Hon. N. VANSITTART,
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
or the Chief Secretary for the time being, or in his
abfence the Uuder Secretary ; the Right Hon. Lord
FRAN;FORT ; the Right Hon. Lord Vifcount Lox-
TUS the Right Hon. M. FITZGE RALD, together wi•lt
Sir L. PARSONS, Bart. and the Hon. G. Ktiox, to be
his Majefly's Commiffionerslor executing the office
of Treafurer of the Exchequer in Ireland.

The Prince of WALEI, the Dukes of CLARENCF,
aad CAMBRIDGE, were attentive Wieners to the debate
on Itlenday night, and did. not leave' the Houle of
Commons until the motion was made for its ad.
journment.

Lord MELVILLr 7.lVe a grand dinner ye(krday, at
his haute at the Admiralty: ainong the patty were,
Marquis CoamwAt.t.ts, Lord and Lady CASTLE•
REACH, Lord Baom::, and Mr. PITT.

Mr. CANNING yerterday morning intimated to Mr.
TROTTER the he could tt:, longer permit h:toto hold
the place of Paymatter of the Navy. At the fame
time Mr. TROTTER had tendered his it.fignation.
Yellerday the Earls of CHATHAM and CAMDEN,
and Lord Stustouru, trarfatled Winds at Mr.PI TT'S
hollit • as did Mr. SPENCER SMITH and the Ruffian
Ambarador at Lotd Mulgrave's Office.

The Earl of MOIRA left Donnington Paik nn Sun-
day, for Scotland ; and her Ladythip is expected to
follow in a ftw days.
Yefierday the Earl of INISKILLES was el.:Eted an
Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture.
The Elation for Governor and Deputy Governor
of the Bank clofed yelierday a vetting. B. WI N T HRO?;
Efq. Governor; B. Lowc,•Efq. Deputy Governor.
The Elation for the Directors will commence to.
morrow morning, nine o'clock, and dole at four in
the afternoon.

The Scots appeal caufe, now before the Houle of
Lords, Of CATHCART v. Lord CASSILIS, iS•one of the
molt important that ever came before their Lord(hips.
There are ellates pending the due to the amount of
t t,oool per annum, and ifrues and profit rents, to
nearly half a million.
BREAD.—Yefierday the LORD MAYOR ordered the
price of bread to continue the fame as IA week. •

By the Philadelphia Papers, received halt week, we
are informed that. Dr. Hawes{ of Spital fquare, Lon.
don, was on the 18th of January chofen an Ilmearary
Member of the iMericaie rbilofeplokal Society ; and that
the diploma was honoured with the names of T. Jtr•
FERSON, Prefieknt, 4nd the Yicc•Prefidattt of that !earn
cd inftitution. • , .

M.llfr-LAMI.

coal AWL 10.

The quantity of Wheat here is rather carliderable,
and a great heavinefs in the Trade, at lefs prices,
particularly for fecond and ordinary qualities ; Come
Foreign is arrived; Prime Dantzic toGs. per qr —Rye
at lets—Barley, though not much here, has fcarce any
buyers—Beans are at lefs, excepting prime famples—
We have a tolerable fupply of Oats, and a few ar-
rivals of foreign ; full as high prices are aflied.—
Flour continues plentiful, but this, with other arti-
cles, are at no particular variation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER
Wheat, 723.845. loos. per qr. Grc.y Peafe, 42$ to 465.
Fine Ditto, tots. tosa.od, Beans, 435. 488.
Rye, SP. 38.. Tick Ditto, 41s. 465.
Barley, 425. 471. od. Oat., 244. 265. 2so.
Malt, 755. Sot. Poland ditto. 3os its.
White Peafe, 42a. 48a. Rare Seed, ccl. to ocl. per lalt.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Flue Flour gOL to Srs. Seconds 7 s. to Bos. per tack.