Star.
London, England, 1802-06-14 00:00:00

fORN MARZErs.

MARR.I.Mtt, „ME 14.
Mete eras a good fupply of moll forts of Grain
to-day.-Wheat of the &ft quality has fupportcd
Friday's prices, which is 3s. higher than this
day week.-Barley and Malt are unaltered.-
-Oats are is. 6d. lower than this day week.-
Beans' are ts. cheaper.-Peas and atilt:- Articles
as pct. annexed Currency.
Englith Wheat, per quarter, 465. 6os.
Ditto, primal, dos. 755.
Foreign Ditto, 6os. 68s.
Fine Dantzic Whdt, 7os. 725.
Rye, 325. 345.
BArley, 20s. 265.-( Malting) 3os. 345. 61 -
Malt, sos. to 535.
eats, 16s. 205. 235. 6.1.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 355.
Tick Beans, (New) 285. 305. 3IS.
Hog Pude, 28s. 345.
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Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4os. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 78s. to Bos. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lalt.
Flour 555. 6os. per fack.
►ROY TOE LONDON CIAZETTR SATURDAY JUN( Tit

Average price of Corn in England and Wales:ftlnn the its•
turns coding the 4th of June, ans.
Wheat. Rye. I
d. Barley. I
it
Oats. Beans. Pears.
s. d. s. d. s. . d. s. d s. d.
66 1 42 8 so to 19 3 34 a 36 s
The average Price .f Sugar, computed from the Return
made in the weak ending the 9th .f June, is 30. 6d. pee
huadred weight.

PRICES OW GRAIN, AT 11l FOLLOWING WARICETL

BASINGSTOMP.AriIiet 563 od to 69i od per Quarter.'
Barley ass od as 31s od I Beans 331 ad to 37s od
Oats ism od to ass od Pate 3ss od to 38s o 4
mosozoosoo.—Wheat 6.5. od to 761 od per quarter.
Barley 3as od to 33s 6d I Bouts 341 od to 36. ad
Oats sos od to 235 od Peak 345 od to sas ad
Ntwayar..—Wheat, sos. od. to yze. od. per Quarter.
Barley 26s od to 3oa od Beans 33s od to 36s 6d
Oats as od to 231 od Pears oos od to 35s od
Hinnze,—Nitheat 364 od to Ito od per Quarter.
Barley 3os od to 34s od Bons 341 od to 36s od
Oats
Oa zits od to 27s tad Peale 355 od to 425 od
ittAsono--wheat 335. ad. to 765. 64. per (tarter.
Barley 285 od to 325 66 'Beaus 3as ad to 37$ od
Oats 2os od to 28s od Peak 385 od*to ns od
At Warminfter Market, on Saturday laft, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 31. ss. to 31. 135. Barley, 11. 2s. to rl. 12S.
Oats, as. to 11. Is. Beans, 11. 16s. to 21. 2S. _

On Tuefday the price of beti oatmeal in Edit'.
burgh market fell to Is. per peck.

RIOT AT ABERDEEN.

The Aberdeen Journal of Wednefday lark con•
tains the following account of the unhappy affray
alluded to in the Bras of Friday laft
:
On Friday laft the Anniverfary of his Majef-
ty's Birth-day was obferved in this city with the
ufual marks of joy. At twelve three vollies were
fired by the Rofs and Cromarty Rangers in the
Barrack-yard ; and the young men of the different
Incorporations made a proceffion through the
town, with their colones, awd the infignia of their
different trades, and made a yery fhowy appear-
ance. At fix o'clock the magiftrates and princi.
pal inhabitants affembled in the Town-hall, where
the ufual healths and other appropriate toafts were
drank, followed by repeated vollies of mu&etry
by a detachment of the Military drawn upon the
.Plainftones.

Thus far the day was (pent with that fefti-
vity which has long diffinguiffied the Inhabitants
of this Loyal City. But it now becomes our pain-
ful duty, to relate the melancholy events of the
evening, which led to confequences that we can
never fufficiently deplore.—An unfortunate affray
took place between the boys in the ftreet and fome
of the officers and privates of the Rofs and Cro-
marty Rangers, then on guard in Caftle.ftreet,
who being joined by the reft of the corps from the
barracks, ran upon the people in the ftreet with
their arms in their hands, and began firing upon
them with hall, indifcriminately and in every di.
reftion, and fome were even feen taking deliberate
aim at individuals.

di Many of the bullets went through windows
and doors in the weft-end of Caftle-ilreet, and in
the head of the Ship-row and Narrow-wynd, and
others were found at a greater diftance than through
the town.

" As far as we can learn, the following were
the fatal confequences that enfued :—One man, a
native of this place, and a private in the rifle
corps recruiting here, who was (landing at the
corner of the Plainftones, was (hot through the
head, and inflandy died on the fpot. Thomas
Milne, a mafon, John Moir, a young boy, and
only fon of a widow, and William Gibb, appren-
tice to a barber, were all mortally wounded, and
died next day ; and ten more perfons, as near as
we can learn, were varioufly wounded. Upon
being informed of the unhappy affair, the Provoft
and -Magiftrates, with becoming fpirit, inftantly
interfered, and the whole corps were ordered into
the barracks.-w,A fufficient guard ofarmed citizens
was immediately mounted, to prevent all commu-
nication with the regiment, which in the irritated
Rate of the public mind, might have led to further
fatal confequences.
" An invefligation of this lamentable affair was
inftantly fet on foot by the Magiftrates, and is now
going on ; but of the mars of evidence brought
forward, i; would be highly improper in us to take
particular notice. Several of the officers, alto four
ferjeants, and one private, are in cuftody, to abide
the refult oPthe inveftigation.
" On Saturday, at 12 o'clock; an exprefs was
tent off to Edinburgh, to the Commander in Chief.
The perfon who carried it, with an alacrity which
did him much credit, returned again by three
o'clock on Monday morning, with the neceffary
orders ; and yeflerday morning, about one o'clock,
the regiment marched out of the town in dead
filence, and without beat of drum, by the way of
the Broad-hill, and Old-Town Links, on their
route northwards. At the Bridge of Don they
formed into two diviflons,
.one of which took the
road to Old hieldrtua, and the other the road to

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