Star.
London, England, 1809-04-18 00:00:00

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LONDON M.IRK.KIW.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark.lane, including only bow the
8d of April to the Bth of April. Total 5,864 quarters.
Avenge 88s. 314.-os. 54d lower than last return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From the Ist of April to the 7th of April.
Total 23,009 sacks-Average 84s. 30.
Oa. 2d. higher than last return.
TIZOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, April 15.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the Bth of April, 1809.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. d. I s. d. I
s. Is.
d.
s. d.
I I. d.
92 7 64 5 46 5 33 11 161 9 63 6
The average Price of Sugar, computed frost the returns made
the week ending the 12th day of April, as 445. gd. per cwt.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aram 17.
To s:nk the Offal per stone of 81b.
Beef ss. Od. to As. 4d. Veal Si. Od. to 6s. 6d.
Mutton ss. 4d. to 6s. Bd. Pork 6s. Od. to Is. Od.
Lamb 7s. Od. to Bs. 4d.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Per stone of 81b.by the carcase.
Beef 4s. Od. to Ss. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to 65. Od
Mutton' 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. Pork Os. Od. to Is. Od
Lamb 65. Bd. to Bs. Od.
Lamb Skins, 2s. 6d. to Ss. 6d.-Sheep Skins, 3s. ed. to Ss.
Pelts, 9d.

SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL 15.
CAROOLS, SOLD, and PRICE.
Monday, Wednesd. Friday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. April 10. April 12. April 14.
Adair's Main
I 35002 5O 0
Barrier 1 63 0 2 63 6
Benton Long -- I 16 51 6 5 53 6
to .52 0 to 154 0
1 46 6 2147 0

Brandling's Main 2
Collingwood 1
Crofts

Eight= Moor
Ellison 1

Denton
Heaton Main

... 1

Hebburn Main
Holywell
Kenton Main
Bryan
East Tulleld
Percy Main 2
Pontop Simpson's

Pontop Windsor's
Gateshead
South Moor
Tanfield Moor
Team
Fillinglow Main
Lidclibs
Townley
Wall's End

Temple's Wall's End

Wortley
Benton, damaged
Wybm

Killingworth
Charlotte
Bell and Ca's..Walls-End
Bewick's Wall's Ind
Blyth

Cowpen
Hartley
Culni
Scotch Coal

SUNDERLAND.
Bourn Moor & Primrose
Bourn Moor

47 9
44 6

46 0
46 3
49 3
49 3

48 6
46 9

Eden Main
Hedsworth 2
North Bertley
Newbottle Mcor
Primrose
Rectory
Peerith
Washington
Wear's Wall's End
Wentworth

46 6

63 0
65 6
65 3

66 0
44 6

46 0
45 6

46 6

- I

49 8
49 0
49 3

47 0
45 9
46 0
47 0
45 0

64 0

64 0
46 3
62 0
47 6

69 0
48 6
48 9

44 0
48 0

47 0
44 0
51 0
44 0
4.1 0

49 3
65 6
65 9
62 6

40 0
46 0
46 6

43 0

66 0
64 9
65 3
65 0
44 9

47 0
46 6
39 9
52 6

47 6
45 6
93 0
44 0
49 0

46 0

44 0
41 0
47 0
43 0

Ships 19 128 i
COAL MARKET, April 1
Ships sold
f.:6 445. 9d. to G.ll 6d.
5 41s. Od. to 47s 6d.
1 80s. Od.
0 00s. Od.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
raters OF GRAIN AT TN L FOLLOWING If ARKITS.
BASINGSTOKE.—WheaL 76s Od to 99. Od per Quarter..
Parley 3§s Od to 505 Od I Beans 64s Od to 69s Od
Oats 35s Od to 434 Od Pease co. Od to COs Cd
Bread Us Od per gallon.
Hrm.rr.--Wheat 74s Od to Ills Od per Qr.
38s Od to 494 6d I Beans Mis Od to 74s Od
28s Od to 44s Od Pease 60s Od to 66s Cd
Bread 2s. 34d. per gallon.
MAID:NH:AD.—Wheat 100$ Od to 11.5 s Od per Qr.
Barley 44s Od to 491 Od I Beans 60s Od to 78s Od
Oats 345 Od to 50. Od Pease , 60: Od to 63s Cd
Bread 2s. 4d. per gallon.
NtWßUßY.—Wheat 72s Od to 105 s Od per Qr.
Barley 30s Od to 504 Od I Pease 58s Od to 08s Cd
Oats 27s Od to 47s 04 Beans 50s Od to 72s Od
8read.............. ‘.`.% Od per gallon.
READING:—Wheat 84. Od to 110 s Od per Quarter.
Batley 40s qt.t to 47s 6d I Beans 57s Od to 64s 6d
Oats 26s Od to 50s Od I Pease CO. Od to tis% Od
Bread 2s. 3d. per gallon.

7s}

Ships at Market
55 Newcastle Coals
t; Sunderland
1 Stone Coal
1 Cinders

Barley
Oats

Sixty Thousand Pounds may be gained by the pur-
chase of a single Ticket, and in proportion for shares,
at Bisn's old established offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and
No. 9, Charing Cross, where Tickets and Shares are
selling. Friday next is the second day of drawing,
and the first drawn prize above 151. is entitled to 500
Whole Tickets, among which there is already a 5001.
Prize.

It appears there is no possible way of acquiring
fifty or sixty Thousand Pounds at a trifling risk, but
in the Lottery; the opportunity is not likely to hap-
pen again after Friday next. For only £22.45. (the
price of a Ticket) the above sum can be obtained ;
and so in proportion for Shares.—Any observation
on this valuable chance would be superfluous.—
Tickets and Shares, warranted 'indrawn, are selling
at No. 26, Cornhill, or St. Margaret's Hill, Borough,
the old established State Lottery Offices of HortNszy
and Co. and no where else on their account in London.

Although such a considerable number of individu-
als acquired a comfortable competency for life, by
each purchasing only a Sixteenth Share of the few
principal Prizes which came up en Wednesday last,
yet what a noble independence would they have'
gained, had they been more spirited, and possessed.
two or three Sixteenths of the then fortunate Tic-
kets ? A brilliant prospect still presents itself to ad-
venturers—and the more especially so, as, on Friday
next, 500 Whole Tickets will then peremptorily be
gained, exclusive of the chances of participating of
the numerous great Capitals still in the WheeL

. .
ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMIGAV,

ammo.= .••••=1
Sattirday se'nnight, the Rev. Thomas Battlam, M. A, r,
of Worcester College, was, by virtue of a special comn.i.. .
from the Lord Bishop of Exeter, collated by the Rev. Jtma..::;.
Parker Fisher, D. D. Sabdean of Exeter, to the office or di..
of Precentor of the cathedral church of Exeter, conferred
by the Bishop, void ky the promotion of the Rev. Gco:Goi
B. D. to the Deanry ; and the same day Mr. Bartlarn tool
session of his stall, as Precentor, and was also icstalled a 1. .
bendary of the cathedral church, van= by the resignation
Rev. Charles Talbot, B. D. the late Dean.

OXSORD, APRIL 15—.Wedoesslaf, the 64t day of Easter T‘n,,,
the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees ;
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Mr. John Gould Gent. of University College.
Rev. Richard Walton White, of Merton College.
Rev. John Lightfoot, of Merton College.
Rev. Lloyd Luring, of Magdalen College.
Rev. William Handbury, of Christ Church.
Rev. Charles Chisholm, of Worcester College.
Rev. Philip Jennings, of Worcester College.
Rev. Charles Frederic Parker, of Pembroke College.
Mr. Richard Stephens, of Brasenose College.
Rev. Thomas Knox, of Brasenose College.
Rev. Thomas Phelps, of Jesus College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Mr. Walter Long, of Oriel College.
Mr. John Villar, of Worcester College.
Mr. Joseph Simpson, of St. Edmund hall.
Mr. John T. J. C. Le Mesurier, of Brasenose
Mr. John Batt Bingham, of Brasenose College.
The same day the Rev. Francis Hurgerford Erickenden,:.l‘
Fellow of Worcester College, and the R v. It illiant
M. A. Fellow of New College, were admitted Proctors.
The Rev. Thomas flarward and Rev. Walter
Fellows of Worcester College, the Rev. John Egerton Rathl..r.:
and Rev. George Sherer, M. A. Fellows of New Co.lege,
Proctors.

Rev. F. Montgomery is appointed to the Rectory of Harker).:,
Northamptonshire.
Rev. Thomas Penrose, LL. B. Fellow of New College, in tLis
University, to the Rectory of Hampsted Marsten, Perk.

BIRTH.
Saturday morning, at Thame Park, Oxfordshire, the Lai.y
of Philip Thomas Wykhani, F.aq. of a son.

MARRIED.

Wednesday, at Exeter, John Grubb, jun. Esq. Captain in t"c
Royal Bucks militia, to Miss Carrington, eldest d.auFLter o, tie
Rev. Wm. Henry Calvin! ton, Minister of Ide, near E.a ett r.
Lately, at Dalswinton, Leslie Grove Jones, Esq. l.icu:t^,an..
and Captain First Foot Guards, to Miss Miller, youngest dct
ter of Patrick Miller; Esq. of Dalswin ton.