Star.
London, England, 1802-01-08 00:00:00

cakw MARKETS:

1866111,41P60T0R'S RETURN VROM 11,72BRIDGE,JAN.7.
Wheat per Load, from 191. to 231.
Barley per Quarter, from 11. Os. to 21. 2%.
Oats per Q2arter, from 11. ss. to 11. 125.
Old Beans per ().2.larter, from 21. 7s. to al. 125.
New ditto per Q2iarter, from 11. 145. to al.
Peace per Q2arter, from al. to al. 6s.
MARK-LANE, JAN. 8.
The Corn Trade for every Article is extremely
heavy, and it is with difficulty the prices of Mon-
day arc made, and fhould we have any thing like
a large fupply next week, and the weather conti-
nues open, we may look for a decline in mot} forts
o: Grain-at prefent we do not alter the prices of
Monday, which arc as under :-
Engin Wheat, 6os. 725. to lips.
Foreign Ditto, sas. Bos.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 84s.
Rye, 365. 40$.
Barley, 265. 385.-Beft (New) 443. 41ts. 6d.
Malt, 445. 58$. Fine (Ditto), 543. 565.
Oats, 225. 28s. 3os.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 46e.
ij Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 355..a-Old 455.
Hog Peale, 365. 395. 405.
Boilers, 443. sos.
Carraway Seed, 363. to 4ts. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, loos. to Koss. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lalt.
Flour, 655. 705. per fack.
Red Clover, 345. 365. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 84s. It 21i.
Trefoil, 265. 4os. 501.

Major-Gcntral Limo:, in confequence of the
Peace, has resigned his command in the Eaftern
Didria.

The Ayr and Renfrewfhire militia are arrived
in Glafgow from Stirling, to do duty its the bar-
racks there, in place of the Edinburgh militia, who
Icit Glafgow on Monday fcr Muffelburgh.
The firf divifion of the North Lowland fencibles
arrived at Glafgow from Ireland on Thurfday fe'n-
night, anti marched on Saturday morning for Perth.
_ _ .

A Telercope, of the value of eleven thouftnd
pounds tierling, has juft been Blipped in the river
for the Royal Obfcrvatory at Madrid. It was
made under the direftion of Mr. HEILSCH ELL, and
it fills fo many packages as to freight the whole
of a !Mail ibip.
We learn from Madras, that the Siamefe troops
have withdrawn themfelves from the frontiers of
Arracan; all ails of hollility between them and
the Bunnahs have been furpended ; the latter
feem to have no difpofition to continue the war.
Several (hong fort ills in the Myfore dominions
lave been difmantled, and others are (lrengthen-
ed and repaii,:d. The Company are allowed to
be the Cult judges of the propriety of thefe altera-
tions.
A number of armed boats have been ordered
from Bombay to km- the coaft, the Cooly Pirates
having renewed their depredations in the neigh.
bourhood of Surat.

A lettcr from Madras Rates, that feveral Brah-
mins, high in power, have been deteaed in a tor-
refpondence with the Shieks. The plot was dif-
covered at Amoduagnr, and two of the principals
were put to death.

In confequcnee of the late edi& of the Chinefe
Government againil the importation of opium into
that Empire, it has been thought expedient m pro-
hibit, for a given period, the growth of the poppy
in the Bangulpore &arid.
Yellerday New York papers to the 28th of No-
vember were received. They do not bring much
Be as. The intelligence of peace produced the ut-
tnoß and likewife no (mall embarraffment
to mercantile men who had been wain& on the pro-
bability of the rupture of the negociation with
France. The news arrived Brit at Bolton on the
26th November, and at New York on the 2oth.

We fubjoin the following paragraphs, to thew
the impreffion produced, and the confequence
expeacd :

An article dated Boflon, November at, rays—
" The effea on the United States of the Peace in
Europe has been the immediate fall of all country
produce, and a flagnation of commercial purfuits.
The crew of the French frigate la Semilante mutt
be highly pleated with it."
An article in The Philadrit4ia Gazelle, as a letter
from London on this event, fays--,, The article
of cotton muff doubtlefs advance now. Rice will
not only fall, on account of a quantity arrived
from India, of the Patna Rice, which is very good,
and more daily expelled, but on account of the
peace. Tobacco cannot be much lower than at
prefent. Indigo may for Come time continue to
fell well. Cochineal will, we fear, as foon as zOOO
or aoco Icrons arrive in Europe, go below 17s.
Sugar and Coffee may be very languid for fame
months, but we cannot think they go much lower.
Dyewoods will only anfwer as 'outage. Freights
will greatly lower, and fo will infurances, parti-
cularly your crofs Well India rifles, and likewife on
your voyages to and from the Spanifh colonies, acc."
The Americans complain of ill ufage by the
Spanilh captors at Algeciras.

We do not find any late intelligence from the
Weft-Indies, and nothing of the intimation either
at Guadaloupe or St. Domingo.
A dud was fought on the 24th November, at
New York, between P. HAMILTON, the eldeft fon
of General ALEXANDER HAMILTON, and Mr. G. J.
Elk E Al; in which, at the firft fire, Mr. H. was fhot
through the body. He languithed until the next
Jay, when he died. It originated in a converfa-
• .ii at the Play-houfe, refpating an oration deli-
•red by Mr. E. in July preceding.