Star.
London, England, 1802-11-29 00:00:00

COliN PLIPKE", S.

MARK-LANE, NOTEMAIR 29.
The fupplies of grain we have been long sped
iug have thi day made their appearance in great
abundance, Oats excepted.—Wheat has declined
from 2s. to 3s. per gparter, and fates by nd
weans brisk, particularly of the inferior qualities:
bta Barleys have gone off at 295. per
ivarter, which is 2S. lower than this day week.
Oats fupport their prices, as do Beans and Hog
Fea,,Boiling Peas, unlefs very good, are abfo-
lotely unfaleahle, and the fill forts are 2s. to 3s,
cheaper.—Malt is exceffive dull : other Articles
as per currency :
roggh Wheat, per qr. 4Rs. 545.
Prime 555. Superfine Fos.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 565. 6os. •
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Rye, 345. 385. •
Barley, 24.5. 28s. (Very Fine) 295.
/41314 445. 48s. Fine ditto sos.
Oats, 155. us. 255. 6d.
Horle Beans, New, 325. 365. Old, 355. 38s.
Tick Beans, New, 295. 3os. Old, 31s. 343.

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Hoq Peale, 385. 435.
Boilers, New 345. 425. Fine Pearls 445. 455.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. per cwt.
Coriander, 283. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, 90S. to 965. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laff.
Flour, 48s. sos. per rack.
rtl%4 Tilt LONDON OAZZT7I,9ATULIAT, movrstrara 27.
Avcrage price of Corn in England an Wales, fauns the Re.
turns ending the icth of November, 18°2.
Ul.ce. 1 Rye. rarky. Oats. Beans. Peak.
s. d. s. d. 1. d. a. d. a. d a d.
!, i 39 0 27 6 2,0 6 34 8 39 i
The avenge Pricc of Sugar, compwel from the Returns
tr.s.le in the week ending the 24th of November, is 331.24.1. per
hatidred weight.

rkicts OF GRAIN, AT THR fottowitin MARKITS.

DA S mcsiowl.—Wheat s6s ad to 6cs od per Quarter.
Parley 24s od to 27s od 1 Beans 35s od to 41s od
Oats 10S od to 25$ Oil Peale oos od to 425 od
Mstrtstusan.—Wheat 33s od to 641 od per quarter.
Barky 26s od to 271 6d 1 Beans 37s od to 4os'od
Oats 2:s cd to ass ad Peafe 441 od to 46s od
NEWBUR r,-Wbeat, 441. od. to 63, ad. per Quarter.
Barley 221 od to ass od I Beans 361 od to 4os od
Oats 18. 6d to 23s od Peale 38s od to 42$ od
Hitit.tr.—Wheat sas ad to 6ss od per Quarter.
Buhl 23$ od to 263 od I Beans 344 od to 38s cd
Oats aos od to 261 od Peale 421 od to 45s od
Resnixo.—Wheat sou. od. to 645. od. per ttrarter.
Barley 21s od to 13s 6. I Iltans 31s od to 38s od
Oats 21s od to ass cd 1 Peale 405 od to 44$ ad
At Warmit(ter Market, on Saturday ?aft, the
prices of Coin were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 21. 165. to 31. os. Barley, O. 6s. to 11. gs.
Oats, 11. to 11. 3s. Bean., 11. 18s. to 21. 4.s .

A meeting has been held at the Old Library
Room, in Norwich, for the purpore of railing a
fubrcription-for a portrait of Mr. Witinums, to be
placed in the Town Hall.
The Jury of Thirty-fix, it Plymouth, perfifting
in an equal divilion as to the two Candidates, the
great body of the Commonalty on Thurfday pro-
ceeded to choofe a Mayor, and eleded Mr. LANG.
MEAD; but the proper Officcrs refufed to (wear
him in. The Jury was again invannelled, but
their decifion has not reached town.
Mr. WARRINGTON has matched his horfe Velvet
Horn againft Mr. SHArros's Jack Chance, at the
Newmarket Spring Meeting, for moo guineas.
The match between Mr. WHALEY and Mr.
Furor ER (lands good for 1000 guineas, p. p.
The fubjeds propofed this year for the Chan-
cellor's Prizes at Oxfoi d are, for the Latin 144
Byzantium ; for an EngTA /:,Fly, Common Sente.
—The Vice Chancellor has received a donation of
zol. for the belt compotition in Englilh Verfe on
the fubjeft of Palefline. This fubjeit is intended
for Gentlemen who have not eaceeded (even years
from their matriculation.

Colonel HALS Rios,/ takes poffeflinn of the ce-
lebrated family feat of Millley, in Elfez, at Chrift-
was. The demands of Gentlemen on the eftates
of the late Mr. RIGBY are all fatisfied, and a
furplus of 60001. per annum is now enjoyed by his
nephew, the Colonel.
Accounts from Jamaica Rate, that the fever,
which continued its ravages in St. Domingo, had
proved fatal to upwards of 20,000 of the French
troops who had been rent thither. It was eflimated
at the Cape, that there were upards of tr,ooo Ne-
groes well armed and appointed, and that three
times that number were in a Rate of inftirreition.
Score American vedels are furpeCted of having
fupplied the infurgents with ammunition.
The Board of Health at Philadelphia, " in con-
Tequence of the advanced Rate of the fcafon, and
the mild appearance of the weather," on the 4th
difcontinued its daily reports, other than the
of interments ; and as tilde, including deaths
refolting from accidents, &c. it is impoffible to
judge frond them of the date of the fever ; we are
rcjriced, however, to hear, that on the 20th ult.
the health of the city was in a great degree rellored.
'lke Board of Health at Baltimore have declared,
that the fever which lately allifted that city has
wholly filbfided, and that perfons might return
thither without the fait danger.
Jt is our painful duty to record another dread
ful murder, which equals, in point of atrocity, the
one lately pt.,.petrated on Hounflow Heath, that
was committed within thefe few days on Salifbury
Plain, and from the fimilar manner in which ii
was effeCted, it is not all improbable that the fame
perfons that were concerned in the horrid crani-
a:lion of Mr. STEELS, have likewife been engaged
in this diabolical and fanguinary outrage. The
Perron on whom thii 'hocking murder has been
effeaed, we underltand is Mr. Betriara IN HARD-
'tin, formerly an inhabitant of Portfmouth, and
the circumstances of this inhuman affair are as foi-
l" :—A gentleman croffir, the Plain with his
(I°Rs, was attraEled to a (*pot of ground where Come
new earth had been tur.qed up, and at which his
dogs had made a flop, on lightly moving the earth
.
difcv,vered
the body of a human being, which
apparently had very recently been buried, and
"bid he judly concluded from the marks of yin-
luxe that appeared on the body, to have fallen a
facrifice by the relentlefs and bloody hands of come.
mifcreants, and derfued then to prevent

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