Star.
London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

CORN M•IRKETS.

/ROM TNII LONDON GAZIT
Average price of Corn in Ent
turns ending the sth of March,

'E, SATURDAY. MARCIII3.
:land and Wales, from the Re-
rEtca.

Wheat. Rye. Batley.
6. d. s. d. s. d.
76 6 46 4 40 0

Oats. Brans. Peace.
s. d. s. d e d.
20 7 58 5 42 I

The ayerage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returnc
made to the week coding the loth March, is 37'. Sid. per
hundred weight.

eaten Of GRAIN, AT TiV FOLLOWING WARICZT3.
BosmosTour.—Wheat 66a cd to 76s od per Quarter.
Barley 341 od to 4os od I Beans 361 od 10 486 od
Oats lls od to as od Peale 378 od to 44$ od
MAtortquaso.--Wheat Ilis od to qv od per quarter.
Barley 391 od to OW 64 I Beano scs od to sos od
Oats 121 6d to as od Peale 39s od to 44$ od
Nawsuavr..Wheats, 6os. od. to 82s. od. per %tarter.
Barley 33i od to 4os od Beans 368 od to sas od
I
Oats aos 6d to a6s od Peafe 375 od to sts od
Hstuar..—Wlseat 7as od to coos od per Quarter.
Barley 368 od to 442 Od I Beans 328 od to 3h al
a Oats sod to s6s od Peak 4os od to 448 6d
Arautsto-Wheat 7os. od. to 89s. od. per Quarter.
Barley 378 od to 438 6d I Beans 338 od to ocs od
ass
Oats 6d to 33s od Peale 311 s od to oas od

At Warminfter market, on Saturday laft, the
prices of Corn were as follow : wheat, by the
quarter, 31. to 31. 1105. ; barley, 11.75. to IL 191. ;
oats, 11. to 11. 45.; beans, 11. 16s. to 21. Bs.

On the roth inft. the remains of the late Earl
of Bst.uoas were interred at Caledon, attended
by a number of his refpeetable friends. He is
fucceeded in his title and elates by his only fon,
the late Reprefentative of the county of Tyrone.
James Na ppr Tamly failed from Wicklow on
Monday IA-for France, on board the Favourite
Nancy, Captain GUNDELsow.—The wind was re-
markably favourable.
N:f.l WILKES, the daughter of the celebrated J.
Wa ICES, Liq..f political notoriety, whofe death
we mentioned on Saturday, walked in
pedal
Park
on Thurfday, !and dined apparent!; in
health. About twelve the fame night the COled
up her tenants, and in lets than an hour expired.
She was much advanced in life, and for tome years
had been deprived of her voice. She recovered
it in fume degree, but (poke in a hat& difcordant
manner.

On Saturday laft the Court of Exchequer gave
Judgment in the long depending'caufe between the
Rev. J. WILLIAMS, Reaor of the parifh of Dif-
ferth,!in the county of Radnor, and TN oases knit's,
Efq. of Oxhall, refpeaing the Tithes of that
pariffi, when it wafidetermined that the Reaor
had not made out his claim to the Tithe of hay,
which was the point litigated, and therefore the
Court ordered him to pay his colts of fuit.
A Staple Chace is to be run from Aaon Com-
mon, on Wednefday next, for moo guineas, be-
tween two Engliffi and two Mai hunters ; we un-
derftand that the latter, brought over for this pur-
pofe, are the property of a Rofcommon Gentle-
man, and are reckoned amongft the heft horfes of
tho day.
Tuefdaylaft a flag was turned out at Kingwood
Wore Mr. Mstusn's hounds, which afforded
great (port to a large field of Sportfmen. He took
for Lamborn Cow Down, pointed for Affidown-
Park, then turned to Langdown Scrubs and Od-
fou's farm, again to the right, and croffed the
Egleton road to Woolfon, from thence to Brimf-
corn, Uffington, Fawloo, and croffed the downs
to Kingfton Lifle, paired through Mr. Atkinfun's
Park, and took the Down forChildrey, then turned
to the left for Lower Lctfom and to the Manor
Fond, croffed the Edfell Water, and went to the
Turnpike at Wantage,
r then turned, and was taken
in Mr. Wititiosom s rick yard. The chace was
upwards of 3o miles, and the hounds were never
at fault for two hours and thirty.five minutes.
One Anecdote attended the Undertaker's part in
the burial of his late Grace of Norrii usisza LAN o,
which we think worth preferving, and never was
in print. It was given to one perfon ; but another
Undertaker had afterwards the intereft to get him-
felf joined with him in it. The firft Undertaker not
quite approving of this new arrangement, abfolute-
ly gave the other gool. to have no interference in
it, and to forego all participation of the profits !
By an American Ihip, the Eliza, arrived off Bof-
ton from India, we learn that the Rannee, or
Princefs of Dern, who had been confined at Din-
digul, on fufpicion of having affifted the refraaory
Rajah of Pangalamcourchy, has been liberated, in
confideration of her furrendering to the India
Company, for a limited time, a portion of her re-
venues, in proof of her attachment to the Govern-
ment !!!

An alarming infurreelion is Rated to have taken
place in Siam, which threatens to fluke that feeble
Government to its foundation. The revolt origi-
nated in the following trivial occafion :—A friar
belonging to one of the numerous convents with
which the country is burthened, in the neighbour.
hood of Ogme, gave offence to one of the natives,
who, in revenge, affembled a mob, and reprefented
to them the tyranny and worthlefrnefs of the order
in fuck terms as excited them to ails of violence,
and ultimately to fet fire to the convent. The
military were called out, but fo wretched was the
(late of their appointment and difcipline, that they
were immediately routed, and the rabble left in
undifputed command of the diftrift; their numbers
and confidence increafing with their fuccefs, they
had, according to the laft accounts from (t!eda,
advanced to the banks of the Menan, and there
thrown up firong ftockadoos, waiting for the ne•
cefrary fupplies, in order to proceed towards the
capital. In this revolt one of the moil popular of
the Siamefe Chiefs is Rated to have fallen.

It is further Rated from Gungum Durgom, on
the banks of the Tombrada, that a numerous corps
of cavalry, fuppofed to be the remnant of Dowe-
l:Hes army, bad alfembled in that neighbourhood,
and laid the natives under heavy contributions.—
Such, however, is the Rate of defence eftabliflied
by General CAMPBELL on our frontiers, that the
enemy had been deterred from approaching them.
—A ftrong force was collating in the Mahratta
Country, for the purpofe of attacking them ; and
permiffion had beengranted by the Court of Poonah
for our troops to advance within the Mahratta
Rates, fhould fuck a meafure be found neceffitry
for their difperfion.