Star.
London, England, 1801-12-18 00:00:00

CORA IW4RRETI

At Kendal market, Saturday, oat
load of 74 'Wincltellers) fold at 236.—8ei
flour 3i. Bd.—Oat meal 216 3d.

coasi 11PSPECTOR'S RETURN IKON VIII
DEC. 17.
Wheat per Load, from isl. to 241.
Barley per Quarter, from 21. to 11. 4.5.
Oats per Quitter, from tl. 6s. to 11.
Old Beans per Quarter, from al. Bs. tl
New ditto per Quarter, from 11. 16s.
Peale per Qtarter, from al. 2S. to at.

MAILE•LANI,
The feverity of the weather having
'flopped our navigation, the purchafes
on fbip board of courfe were few. Prices
cafe are merely nominal ; yet fuch Car
Granary fetched a trifle snore than on At
fay for Oats, Ream, and Hog Peas :
to our currency for their Prices.
Englillt Wheat, per quarter, 665. 78s.
Foreign Ditto, sos. llos.
Fine p•Antzi c Wheat, B+s,
Rye, 365. 4os.

Barley. *6s. 38s.—Beit (New) 465. 411 t,
Malt, 445. 58s.—.Fine (Ditto), 565. 606.
Oats, 11f. 38$. 315.64.
Hoe& Beans, (New) 3os. 3's.—Old 475.
Tick Beans. (New) 3os. 37,.—0w os.
Hog Pau, 365. to 41 s,
Boilers. 485. to 545.

Carraway Sesd, 365. to 4Ts. per cm.
Coriander, ads. to 291. per cwt.
Canary, togs. to t 1 os.
Raps Seed, 341. to 381. per kit.
Flour, 631, 7os. per fack.
Red Clover, 345. 38$. per cwt.
White ditto, e' Bs.
-S. 845. 112$.
Trefoil, ass. yes. sos.

Difpatehes have been received from clbrlthar.
the pArtienlars of which will appear in the Ga.
:me of tomorrow evening..

WILPAM Baciwsi,c, Efq. Colonel of the Tip.
alitry Militia, has been unanimoufly. eleeted 2,
tor to fern in Parliament for the City of
Cattle',

The LOAD CHANCELLOR has been pleakd to ap.
point Rooaar Torus, of Mansfield, in the county
of 21ettinghans, Gent. to he a Mailer Extraordi-
nary of the High Court of Chancery.
Yefierday Lord Hooaar gave 4 grand dinner
at his houfe, in Grufvenor place, to which Major.
General WA L Taksroirr was invited, and feveral
perfons of dilliation.
On Tuefday lall a fomptuous entertainment was
given by Lord PETaL at his feat at 'fhorndon
Hall, in Elks' to his tenantry in that quarter, to
the number of more th:sn one hundred. Several
Gentlemen of dittineion were likewife prefent oa
the occafion. The entertainment was in the fide
of old Engliffs hofpitality.
The Duke of ST. AL cam's has purchafed Lord
SCARSDALE'S houk, ill Mansfield-I-beet, Portland.
plate. The family took poffeffion loft week.
Lord Sr. JOHN has taken a neat houfe in Holy
les-fireet, for his winter refidence.
Mrs. Br 1.13110T0N loft night was fo far recovered
from her indifpolition as again to charm the
Public in Mwsdame, at Drury lane Theatre.
The Princ, of Coons has taken Tilney Hook,
at Wanflend,' for five years, at a rent of 3501. pet
annum. ?hi taxes art about 1501. fo that the real
produce will be no more than tool. The houfe is
let, that it may be kept in condition, the prefent
owner being a child.
The favourite Charger, the " white Sorry" of
TiPPOO a creature, liplike its matter, gentle and
heaqtiful. is arrived in Cattle Eden, as a prefent
to Lady Curs. Her Ladyship, among many
other curlofilies, has in her polka= the State Id
of Tiptoe) made of Sandal wood.
A letter from Saxony, dated Nov. 26, fays sac
" The Imperial Court has lately fignified to his
PRUSSIAN MAJUTIr, that the EMPEROR rejoices
that the Knee has done justice to his tendrilous.
As Head of the Empire, and as Prote&ir of the
Church in Germany he could not adopt a &Sr
rent conduct with tepee to the elettions atMunfler
and Arenfberg. Thefe dignities impofe dotal
upon him, from which he could not depart. The
fifth ulna feveath Ankles of the Peac of Lear
Vale (peak of indemnities. The firft o:•liote of*
GRAND bons of TRICANN, the latter. of tilde of
the Secular Princes of the Empire, who have given
up to 'France Countries on the left hank of the
Rhine. Theft, Indemnities were to be made by
means of Secidarization, as had already bees re.
folved at the Congiefs at Rasta& s but it is equitr
ble that none lhould receive more than he has loft.
Thus it would not be necelfary to render the Sc.
cularization general, with refpea to which. in-
dependently of this, nothing is contained in the
Treaty of Luneville. The Secularization may
begin with the (mailer Foundations, and thus it
may not be necelfary to meddle with the Spirited
Eleaorates, the maintenance' of which, on .et,
count of the balance of power, Ond on account oC
the Conflitution of the German Empire, guar's-
teed by the Peace of Weflphalia, is in the-highel
dtgrce neceffary.Thelndemnification of theGitaaa
Doze of Tuscany was approved by bis Putouts*
MAJESTY at the Peace of Luneville. That of the
PRINCE of Chaec a is, it is true, not mentioned hi
this Treaty. but the Esteem' in coofequence el
his friendthip for the Kist., is ready to contribute
every thing, to procure, as well for this Prince, as
for all the Princes for whom the Luso interelts
blastoff, fititable Indemnities. For the refl. the
Expel/ma flatten himfelf, that the friendly rat-
riots:, which happily Cobalt between the Kiso and
'The Esstaaoa, will gift to the prckskbgbacis oo
agreeable torn"

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