Star.
London, England, 1801-12-11 00:00:00

CORA' MARKETS.

CORN nwsrscroit's Introits tItOSIIIZUKIDC.I,
DEC. 10.
Wheat per Load, from 181. to 221.
Barley per Quarter, from it. 18s. to 21.41.
Oats per Quarter, from -11. 4s. to 11. 12S.
Old Beans per Qnarter, from 21. tes. to 21. 14
New ditto per Quarter, from 11. 163.10 zL
Peafe per Quarter, from 21. ss. to zl. 6s.
MARR•LAN E, blt. .
The Wheat trade has advanced from is. to 2 411
per Quarter, from Monday, having many pu i
chafers of the. Fine Qualities ; and inferior woe
go off more free. 0

Oats and Old Beans are higher, as is Fine tit
ley, which is bought readily by the Di(tillers.
Molt other Articles continue as per
Englifh Wheat, per quarter, 6os. 765. Bos.
Foreign Ditto, 465.785.
Fine Dantaic Wheat, 841.
Rye, 365. 4os.
Barley, 265. 383.--13eR (New) 465. 48s. 6d.
Malt, 445. 585.-pTuse (Ditto), oos.
Oats, tot. 26i. Sts.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 465.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 365.-01 d 455.
Hog Peas, 361. to 4os.
Boilers, 48s. to 545.
CalTawaY Seed. 365. to 41$. pz.r cwt.
Cotiander, a6s. to asis. per cwt.
Canary, loos. to toss.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per laR.
Flour, 655. per Pack.
Red Clover, 405. 765. 855. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 84.5.
Trefoil, a6s. 4os. 501.

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was one of
the King's Bench in ftcland, and !chi
Chancellor of the bilis Exchequer.
beenlt determined on by all the Printer
Bookfellers, and Paper-makers, in the kingdom
to petition Parliament for a repeal of the lalf
dittonal buty on Paper; and, as it will therei
be made obvious to :very one, that a continua
of that Duty would fpecdily be the means of nil
ing A number of the valuable side ins and the
employed p. ofeilionally on the artielz ea' Par:r,a
well as of materially checking the difeei Cion of ;
terature ; we have fcarcely a doubt but their I'vei
Con will be readily complied with.
Monfeignor Eremite, the Po: E's Legate, sego
now reticles here, having received a Cardinal'
Hat, is about to leave this cotfntry.
•fhe chits of phyfical and mathematical (dent;
of the National Inflitete, had appointed a Cnn
mittee to afcertain the new difcaveries of M. V°,
TA, refpetEting the Galvanic Fluid. Th.. Co
mittee made its report to the chits in the tittine;
the 2d ina. and propeifed to prefent the lea:
Proletror of Pavia with a gold medal. This pa
pofal was unanimottfiy agreed to by the clafs.
Many of the Members oCthc Nattona: Infli
arc gnu dr: /cum ; that is, fob!:'! chiefly by the
ereile of their literary talents. Doelia uo, the:
lebrated Naturalift, who was fo long tietaiaed
S.teily upon his return from Egypt, entered
partnerflp with a book:111er.
FASHIONS OF PARlS.—After having ethaull
every fpecies of Grecian head-drefs, and in v
attempted to introduce thefe of the Egypt;lti fly
out Milliners .iow imitate the l'ertianhead-dte . •
Thi, !rale is well calculated, from its extent at
volume to admit at once dia.n ends, fpaagles,
feathers. They leave little hair upon the for
head, and alma' none at all is to be teen up(
the neck. At the Opera, a few nights ago, les
r:llhead.dretllesof this deft ription appeared. Th
had a gold border very taller ally at ranged.' The
were others of black velvet with art !isreer infra
and a handlus of diamonds. Pearls were !carte:
Role is h.. ;net aiiing colour. For roses, whi b
Patin and black or white crape are hill in fallsiti
Manv Spe' ccrs of white (Ain, faced and edg 11l
wi•h white fur, are to be met with. PaLitines a
I'6l' 'arc going out. Blue Cafrare
Shawls, with a Calvet border, ate fafhionable.
Spencers of 111 k have become commvw Oa in
hill fortnight..
MATRIMON v.—The wedding of Lord FRArc
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SPENCER to Lady FRANCES FITZROY, at }.tell
was celcb.ated in the true old Englith (kyle.— ' ' D
Grace :he Duke of Gx.trros walked before C
bride and bridegroom to church, who were t k
lowed by Awn of her Ladythip's Mien, nea Its
AO the tenants (who were fpecially invited on t at
o:cation), and the houtchold fervants of FA. M
hall; every one of the company wearinkt• 1 TI
whit: favours, as 441 alit his Grace hinif.:.f, w era
went hunting in the fame next day. Iralifpclit oti
prevented the Duchefs from attending her dint.
ter to church. where the ceremony was p:11
ed by Lord HARRY FITEROY, in the pretence J.
his brothers, and nearly all the inhabitants or • ter
village. The new married couple rettire.ed
wet
the hail, from w •ct ea they let on!, abont rwo plc
the .eft :-noon, for his Grace's hottfe at New
kct. flofpitality re:gned at Euilon far the av:' 1„.:
of that and the facc_edingday ; ev:re one t•
entered the ball !icing plentifully re,;..lcd with! r
heft ef viands, wines, and the choiceil of old ;
CA 'lingo, infismuch that the cellar-does
no oil to prevent their creaking.
The inhabitants of Brighton. in •
the various robbe.i.s and Jet,' :.dat,ons vh
hrae been committed in that towo, lately ca
to the fpirited refolution of nightly pats, ling
At,r,..jectsiLettlyuaittivrynpsre, uvehnietelid hthaec aliri3alrAmleolgth4;
attempts.

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