Star.
London, England, 1802-08-06 00:00:00

CORM MARKET.

CORK INSPECTORS RSTURN IRON OXIIRIDOP.
LUG 5.
Wheat, per Load, from :61. to tBl. los.
Barley, per (batter, from 11. 13s. to 11. 18s
Oats, per Qll.arter, fro:n IL 4s. to :1. to'
Beans, per Qra: tcr, from 11 sgs. to 11.
Peale, per (titter, from al. to 21. 2S.

MAR 6.1.441, AUGUST 6.
As we have before remarked, the conferptenec
of fine weather as to its effcl on our maim, i
is now nearly without buyers for any article.-
Wheat is offered at full ss. left than on Moneay.-
Barley and Oats is. to ss. each, and Beans full is.
-Peas do not vary in price.-We may infer from
to-day's bufinefs a farther reduai•at in every thing.
Englilh Wheat, per qr. 41s. 56..636. 675. 635.
Flue Dantzie Wheat, COL 65t.
Rye, 325. 345.
Batley, (Malting) Ls. 375.
Malt, 465. 525. 545.
Oats, 17s. 225. 244.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 365.
Tick Beans, (New) scis. 335. 6d.
Hog Peale, 3os. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s. 39c.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cut.
Canary, 86s. to gos. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per lan.
Flour 535. 555. per tack.

The two la l fine days hive difisenfed great na•
tional benefits—they have ripened the corn with a
ee, taint y of abundance: several pieces of Rye and
itlon :s .ire already reap':d round the metro-
pol s, and many pieces of Wheat alfo in Surrey.
rite Wheats in•Kei:t, fays a correfpondent, arc
in very tine order; as is, indeed, every kind of
gr•r.n. ?ulna of the Rye is already cut atcl got in,
come Oats ; and the farmers talk gene.
rally of I•ctiinoing thtir regular harverl on Monday
n-‘t. The prefcnt fine wta:her is very favourable
to their views.

Yellerday being the firf day of the Oyner Sea-
lon, Billinglgate Mal ket was thronged with pen.
ple at a very early hr,ur in the morning. So
racer acre they to gain aehnifrion to the °Act-
boats, that many frit into the Thames. and one
poor woman was unfortunately ell owned. Every
ezerti.,n was tired to lived her from a watery
};save, but without effect, as it is furpored the went
unJer one of the boats.

At Winchcorrshe fair, on Wednefday, Caere was
a very large thew of draught (tortes in particular,
and fome good riding horfes ; one hackney was
fold for too guineas to a London dealer; and in
general good prices were given for warranted
horfes of figure. The inferior kinds, as ufual,
were in no great requelt.
Alresforsl (beep fair, on Thurfday, was fuller at-
tended than it has been fince its commencement ;
upwards of 5000 ewes and lambs were penned,
moftly South-Downs. The Pale was briik ; South-
Down rams from 15 to 20 guineas a head, ewes
from 34%. to 535. lambs, from 28s. to 325.
The French have launched a new packet, which
fails between Havre and Brighton, and is called
the Bonaparte.
The man who has impounded little GAIIMEI lII'S
PO for a trefpafs, has an intention to exhibit it,
hoping thereby to make as much money of it as
WH I rrimovon is laid to have done by the Cat fir
much celebrated amongft the Citizens of London.
Mr. GLASFORD is raid, for his aerial trip, to have
paid the jinn of 501. Pufs travelled upon much
cheaper terms, but was obliged to come down more
difagreeably at laft, being (ince detained in all the
rigours of " durance vile."
By an ancient law, trovelkre are allowed certain'
privileges in the way of narration, of which our
aeronauts feem to avail themfelves, and of which
indeed it would not be eafy to deprive them, as I
hit: reports come particularly within their province.
'1 owards the end of 'aft week a fine child, of
betwixt five and fix years old, was brought to Dun-
dee from the neighbourhood of Glammis, burned
in a (hocking manner, from which accident it
died on Monday morning. It appears, that hav-
ing been left by itfclf, its clothes had taken fire
from the chimney ; the fervant, alarmed by its
(bricks, bnrft open the door, and, infiead of cover-
ing it up, to fmother the flames, as is ufual upon
fuch occafions, the very &Maly brought it to the
open air, in a high wind, the operation of which
proved fatal to the unfortunate victim.
Laft night a Coroner's Jury fat on the body of
Mrs. SALTIIt, of Wood tlreet, Cheapfide. Her
death made great noife yefierday in the neighbour.
hood, in confequence of a report that the had been
murdered. A lodger in the boufe depofed, that
he had often fern Mrs. Salter in liquor. That on
coming home on Wednefday night, the opened the
door to him, and be obferved to her, fhe was " a
little as nfual." She was fcarcely able to walk.
Next morning, going out early, be obferved her ly-
ing behind the counter dead ; he was the firft who
law her in this fituation. She had a bruife on her
head. A furgcon, who examined the body,
thought the bruife could not kill her, and that the
died of fuffocation, by excels of drinking.
From'eight in the morning till eight in the even-
ing, this day and to-morrow, Tickets and Shares
in the prefent State Lottery, warranted undrawa,
will continue on Pale at the Offices, Cornhill and
Charing--crofs, of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCE, and
Co.—The third drawing day will be on Monday
next ; the firft drawn Ticket on which day will
be entitled to Ten Thoofand Pounds.

L. 10000. /MT DLAWN TICKET NAST MONDAY.

£STONISIIIIII3 RICH WHIRL.

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SPORTING IIeTEI LIGEA'CE.

OX. ORD RACES, TUESbAY, AUGUST 3.

:he Gold Cup. value tctigs. (the remainder in
Subaeription of logs. each, for 4 yr
olJ•, 74. 71b. 5 yr old!, 811. 711). 6 rr old., O.
and at/ed, 911, 4.b. Four miles. (Foul teen Sub-
let ibas
.•r. titwrii% br. c. riclilfare. by Al. zander. 4 r old
.1. It H. the Prince ,e 1 Wales's br. l. I ucsn, 6 yrs old
Ir. Wartingto.i's b. c. Pyrrhus, 4 yr. oil - -
Siz too on Lut an ; and 3 to ' agfl Ficldfare.
The Town l'hte of scl. Fur miic heats.
I. R. li. the PfliKt q.f Wsks's hr. h. Lucan, by Sir
l'acr, 6 yrs 1.11, yft.llb. - 2 1 2
Crsvrn% ch. c 4 yrs old, 7ft. 71b. 1 2 $
ICoefcote's b. h. Chuckle, c yrs old, Sit. 41b. 3 3 dr.
Lucas the favourite.

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WsotrEsnA Y.—The Flionters' Sweepflakec, ofsr.
each.—Four miles.—(z3 Suhfcribers.)
Mr. G. F. Stracon's b. g. Skglight, by Trinket - - t
Mr. Lock): t'... b g. by Cover de Lion - -
Loid F. Spencer's b. m. Madcap ; and Mr.
lVhivanote's ch. 1). by Little Ifaac, alt.() Ilarte4
but were 'l,l placed.
No race for the 501. Plate, for want of horfes.