Star.
London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY.

The Blazer, for the Pallas, captured the tcth April, tB-6, will
be p id on burr& on the 4th of neat month, and recall2d at Ni,.
z 4, Clement's kn.
The Ann, for the Neptunue. elptnrell 31ft litierth Ic e Sulan-
na Margaretha, captured 23d Auguft zBos, and l)ogter esrolitti,
captured sth June tSes,will be paid on Thurfday next, at No. za,
Arundel ftreet, and recalled th:re for three months.
the Rezfonable, for the San Rafael El Pirtle, captured 22e1
July 18cs. Ranger,captured 3d Auguft ifius, and la Torchc. 16th
Auguift zSoe, will be paid on iKednefday fennight, at N... 7 ).
Great Ruffin ftreet, Bloomfbury„ and there recalled for threw
months.

MAR K. :AA E.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 23.

This day the frefh imports of Wheat make rather a
(port fupply, and that of good quality is brilk rale,
and fully obtains our lall quoted prices. Other forts
do not go off fo readily—Barley is arrived in very
(port fopply and has advanced zs. and 3s. perquarter.
Malt is dearer.—White and Grey Peas go off heavi-
ly, and are cheaper.—Beans of each defcriptims are
dull of Pale.—There are not many arrivals of Oats.
Ind prime famples rather higher.—Rape seed the
fame. Flour nearly as 'aft week.
FROM 1 HE LONDON GAZETTF, MARCH 2r.
Average Price of Corn in England .wd W ales, from the Returns
ending March 54, 1807.

Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Peale"
a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d
77 ti 47 5 37 12 26 10 43 3 47 1°
The average Price of Sugar,computed from the Returns made la
the week ending March IS, is s4s. 6d. per hundred weight.
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MARCH 21.
CARGOIS sou), and emcee.
Monday, I Wednefd. I Friday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. Mareht6 MarchtB. I Mucha°.
Benton Long 2 146 o
Biggs Main • t 48 6
Fighton Moor
Heaton Main I 111 48 6

Hebbura Main

Holywcll Main
Kenton Main
Pacy Main
Tanfield Moor
'Townley Main
Wall's End

44 9

Temple's WalrsEnd -
Wylam Moor
Killingwerth
South Hebburn
Hartley
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor
Eden Main
Wedfworth Moor New Main
Urpetk

Ships

48 o

46 3

49 6

so c
4s 6

46 o
46 o

44 0
49 0
'49 6
48 3
'49 9

4S 0

4S 0

HYDE PARR—Was yeflerday the reforl of all tl:e
falhion of London. From the concourfe of car-
riages, the daft became In troublefome, that many.
fair pedestrians retired to the charming walks of
Kenfingten Gardens, where they enjoyed all the plea.
flirts of fimihine without any ofits inconveniencies. re-
lines and mantles continue the order of the day. Two
very fine w:,men, who courted mtori..ty, wore Indian
ihawls, folded into turbans, on their heads. In the
ride were—her Royal Highnefs the Pi incefs CHAR.
Lovrt of WALE s, in her barouche and four; his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND on horfcback,
on his way to Windfor ; his Royal Highnefs the Duke
of CAMBRIDGE, monnted on a beautiful Arabian grey,
came through the Park; the Earls of CH OLMONDF L Er
Cu'.' PER, and BARRTEInRE, were alto mounted on fine
buries ; the Duke of ARGYLE, the Earl of JERSEY,
Lnr,l G. L. GOWER, Marquis of HUNTLEY, M. P.
ANveutys, Efq. Mr. PAULL, Mr. MACDONALD, like•
wile attra&ed our notice. Amongst the carriages,
which were very numerous, we obferved the Duchene"
.1 ST. ALBANS, NORTHUMBERLAND, and DORSET
MarciliolleffeS Of DOWNSHIRE and WINCIIESTrR ;
CAmteffes COWPER, JERSEY, and BESBOROUGH ; I.R.
dies. MELB*,l2Rtil, GRENVILLE, and B. SPENCER ;
FITZHERBERT, PESUMONT, FORDYCII ant
HopE• Amongfl the U.ur.in hand were—Lord Rt-
VEtSDALE in a landaulet, aid) four beautiful greys.
S;r JoHN LADE, Sir FRANCIS BARING, and the Hoc.
Mr. BUXTON, difplayed great science in turning the
circle. The promenade part of the Pat k made a vet y
piBurefque appearance, from the number of Sand y
Bt-aux and Belles, who flocked from all parts of the
town to this favourite trot, the day g very fine.