Star.
London, England, 1802-08-09 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MAKR-LANE, AUGUST 9.

There was a gpod fupply of Corn at Market
this morning, which went off generally at 'owe:
prices :—Wheat from laft Monday is full Bs. pet
quarter cheaper ; Beans and Oats near 2s. ; Bar.
ley, Rye, and Malt, are very heavy in fate, but
without much alteration. The quantity of Pealt
on hand is fmall—terms nnvaried. Flour has but
few buyers, at higheft quotation.

Englifh Wheat, per qr. 485.565. 635. 655.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 635.
Rye, 325. 345.
Barley, (Malting) 355. 375.
Malt, 465. 525. 545.
Oats, 17s. 225. 245.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 365.
Tick Beans, (New) 295. 335.
Hog Peafe, 30s. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cwt.
Canary, 86s. to 90s. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per lak
Flour, sos. 535. 555. per fack.
PROM THt LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, AVOWS? 7.

Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from tho Re
turns ending the 31ft of July, atm.

Wheit. Rye. Barley.
s. d. s. d. S. I.
a 1 45 5 35 8

Oen. Beans. Peet.
a. d. s. d s d.
20 z 34 S 36 zo

. _
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the 28th of Auguit, is 365. sta:per
hundred weight.

PRICES OP GRAIN, AT TUC ►OLLOWING MARKETS.

........ .., .
Bastoorrotte.--Wheet 646 cd to 716 od per Quarter.
Barley sso od to 32' &II Beans 3ss od to 376 cd
Oats sal od to ass al Peale oos cd to 38s od
Mainetanewo.—Wheat e6s od to 76s od per quarter.
Barley 334 od to 3st od I Beans 355 od to 395 cd
044 23s od to 266 od Peale eot od to 43s cd
Nr.wsuse.--Wheat, sos. ad. to 7os. cd. per Q.Ltarter.
Barley 284 od to 314 od I Beans sos cd to 4es ad
Oats 10 sod to 146 ad Peafe 366 od to 3!s cd
HENLEY.—Wheat 56s cd to Its cd per Quarter.
Barley 295 od to ass od I Bear.. out od to 37s ed
Ors 18s od to 261 od Peak aos od to 445 od
Resormo....-Wheat 53q.: A. to 725. od. per Q2arter.
Barley 325 od to 3es od I Beans 355 od to 405 od
Oats au od to 29a od Peale o 3 od to cos cd

At Warminfler Market, on Saturday laf, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 31. 4s. to 31. 125. Barley, 11. gs. to 11. its.
Oats, 11. to 11. as. Beans, :1. 'Ss. to 21. 4s.

It is not true that the Princefs CASTELCICALA
was at Lewes Races on the 4th in(Lnt, as it is
mentoned in the letter from Brighton, interred in
the Morning Chronicle of Saturday. The Princefs
CASTELCICA LA never has been at the Lewes Races,
nor at Brighton : the is with her family, at her
country feat at Harrow on the Hill.
By the Anna, arrived in the Medway, from
Alexandria, we are poltelled of letters from that
port of the 6th May, at which period petted is an-
quillity prevailed in Lower Egypt, and our troops
were, with few exceptions, healthy.
On the 6th General BAttD left Alexandria, for
the purpofe of making the neceltury arrangements
for the accommodation of our Mimic troops on
their march to Suez. where they were to embark
for their feveral Preftdencies on the toth or 15th
of June, the tranfpotts being in readinefs to convey
them thither. _ _ .

..._... .....
Extiad of a letter from an Officer belonging to
the Britilh forces in Egypt, dated Damanhour,
May 5.—" A melancholy accident happened at
Alexandria, on the 28d, ult. The magazine of
Fort Ttiangilar, in ullet were more than 400
barrels of gun powder, was blown up ; anl about
33 men were killed on the fpot. and ten or twelve
dreadfully wounded. Theft unhappy fufferers be-
longed to the artillery, the toth Regiment of Foot,
and the Indian army. Four men belonging to the
artillery, who had been amnfing thentleives about
acoo yards from the fort, werc killed by !tones and
earth, which was thrown to that dillance. It is
luppored,that firewas communica!ed to the powder
by fome loofe (hells having fallen again!' the
ground, while a Lieutenant and Commiifary of the
Artillery were infpeding the flow, previous to
the place being delivered up to the Tin ks. Some
of the Engli(h foldiers have lately been deferting
to the Mamelucks. Four were taken a few days ago
in the Defart, on their way to join the Mamelucks
in Upper Egypt. They have been ttied by ba
Court Martial, and fentenced to be 'hot on ihr sth
intl. One of the 26th Dragoons was aim taken in
the at of deferting with all his accoutrements. A
Court Martial will fit on him to-morrow. The
plaguehas raged with great violence in many places,
but it has entirely ceafed at Alexandria the tall frt-
night ; and from the prefent favourable weather,
we entertain hopes, that it will Ihordy be at an end
in every other part of the country. The following
circumflance will give an idea of this frightful dii
temper. About a month or fix weeks ago, the
Pelt Hofpital became quite deflitute of Medical
Affinants, who had fallen facrifices to the difeale.
Mr.FARREL,A young Hofpital Mate, received i 001.
from the Indian Surgeon to go into the Hofpital
in his Read; he had -hardly entered on this duty,
when he was fei zed with the contagion and died.
Several Hofpital Mates who were then about to
depart from Egypt, were obliged to draw lots fi r
this defperate fervice. It fell to the lot of a young
man, named ANGLE, to go in fitft ; and the relt
were ordered to embark on hoard the Anacreon
tranfport for England. Mr. ANGLE immediately
caught the plague and died. Another young man
of the name orMossE, was then ordered to difem-
bark, and take the place of the tall ; he alfo (hared
the fame fate. The vac) by this time having put
to fea, a fignal was made for her to lie to ; ant.
Mr. GEORGE BELL, who flood next in rotation on
the dreadful lilt, was ordered on (bore, and fem
into the Peftrhoufe. Dr. BUCHAN and Mr. PRICE
who have fuperintended the Pelt Hofpital, feein?
! filch a mortality among the young Surgeons, mot►
I humaucly took 134 duty on thetzlidnu"