Star.
London, England, 1805-04-01 00:00:00

PRICES OF CORN.

An univerfal reduftion in the price of wheat hac
taken place in the provincial m.tikets of the
week ; at Stamford, and fome other places, it It,
amounted to 7s. per quarter.

IRON TUE LONDON CAZIETTE, SATURDA V, MARCH TO.
Average Price of Coro in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the 23d of March, tBO3.
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak.
a. d. s. J. d. a. d. s. d. s. d.
93 3 6t 8 47 6 27 9 47 6 St 9
Th. average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns m.dc
in the week ending March 27. is 32s.yld per hundred weight.
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COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICES Or (DRAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS.
BASINGSTOKE.--Whza 80. od to soh Od per Qprter.

Barley 46s od to 49s od I Beans 48s od ta7-54s rd
Oats %Zs od to aos cd Peale ozs od to ocs
MAIDEN if 1/11).—.NVI1tat 75$ od to rtos od per Q.E.
Barey 46s od to 49s od I Beans 501 od to 56s od
Oats atis od to 34s od Peale 51. od to 5
6 s oil
NIEWMURY ••••Whellt 60S od to itis rd per
_Barley • 441 od to 48s od Beans sos od to 54s 0,1
vats 241 od to alls od Peale 54s od to j 73 od
/lent tr.—Wheat t6s od to taas al per Qr.
Barley 434 od to 411 s 6d I Beans 41s od to SOS od
Oats a3s od to 30s od Pcale 49$ od to 54s od
RICAD,ING.--Wheat 70d Od to 120$ od per Qr.
Barley 42s od to 484 od I Beans 42$ od to 46s cd
Oats 14s od to 291 od Peale oos od to Sts od

Saturday morning his Mai EITY took the diverfion
of Rag-hunting : the deer was turned out at Stoke,
and was taken after a chace of three hours,
Yellerday morning the Royal Family went to St.
George's Chapel, and heard a fermon by Dr. Cook F,
from the 22d chapter of St. Matthew, and 4oth verfe.
After fervice they took an airing to Frogmore.
This morning Lord Mitvista returned to town
from his feat at Wimbledon.

On Saturday Lord Ks rru took leave of the Admi-
ralty Board, and yefterday his Lordthie left town to
refume his command in the Downs.

Lail niht, at a very late hour, a Mellinger was
lent off from the Admiralty, to Portfmouth, with
difpatches of great importance.

Saturday night difpatches were fent off from the
Admiralty to Lord GARDNER at Plymouth, for his
Lordfhip to proceed immediately to his Ration off
Bret.

The following Notice, dated 7th February, ifios.,
is affixed in the Dikount Office. at the Bank :
" The Court of Direiflors of the Governor and Company of the
Bank of England hereby give notice, that after the atth April
next, the Bank will not di:count any BiUs of Exchange or Promif-
Cory Notes, dated after that 4ay, which are not accepted payable
at the flank of England, or at the Bankers in London."

The late Neapolitan Ambafficlor, the Marquis Cr ot-
cetto, and his fuite, having embarked on beard the
fame veffel which carries the Staff of General Caere,
the Marquis applied to Government for a Iliip to take
him home, in confequence of which the prefent con-
veyance was allotted to him, .

On Friday the Right Hon. Lord Jouu Tuvritre
was unanimoufly reßored to his fituation as one of the
Reprefentacives of the City of Bath, which he had
vacated by inadvertently neglecting fume of the cuf-
tomary forms or the Houle of Commons.

Sir Eras Coors on Friday waited upon the Duke
of Yoic, and refined his military command in Ire-
land, conceiving it incompatible with his Parliamen-
tary duty.

Colonel COCKRANZ Jolla:Tort, whofe long trial
finithed at Chetlea on the 25th, has, we underhand,
been honourably acquitted.

Saturday fennight, Lord Mora aw's regiment em-
barked on board the tranfports at Paige, near Wa-
terford.

The Third Battalion of the line of the King's
German Legion will remove from Horfham Barracks
on Midday the 4th init. to Battle, in Suffer.

On Wednefday the 3d intl. the Royal York Mary-
la-bonne Volunteers .are to be reviewed by Major
General the Earl of Banat:ay, at ten o'clock in Hyde
Park. We underhand this refpeBable Regiment is
perfeß in the new Manual and Platoon Exercife, and
every appointment in the higheß Rate ; a very Rrong
mufier is expeded. On the extraordinary improve.
ment in their new Military Agnd we cannot forbear
congratulating their Colonel, Lord Vircount
CANNON, and the Members of the Corps. Great
praife is due to Capt. WARR: a for his great exertinns
in fuperintending them in this zitoft neccflary part of
their duty. The Black who beats the great drum is
one of the firma men we ever caw ; when in his full
drefs he hands upwards of eight feet : in (port, the
tout allitnole of this corps merits our higheß admira-
tion.

KING'S CHAPLAINS.—An order has recently been
iffuecrfor the diffolution of the Chaplains table in St.
James's Palace It is underflood that the Chaplain in
waiting Paid his fall Grice yetterday over th;s
pofpi-
table, but expiring Board I
Hyde Park bad yellerday to boat} of a vat} affem-
Wage of beauty, rank, and fathion, crowded to an
overflow, until five o'clock. To give names would
be an endlefs talk. Among the molt fplendid equi-
pages we noticed, '
The Earl of Albemarle's, Earl of Darnley's, Countefs of Porn-
frees. Coquet& Cbolmondeley's, and Lady Mulgrave's. All the
Nobility wbo appeared were in Court mourning.
The High Sheriff of the county of Cork bas wait-
ed on Mr. Tours JoNes to inform him, that he is to'
longer in charge of the General of the Diarilt, but
that his name will appear in the Calendar at the nett
Affixes; of courfe, Mr. Jonas is about to be libe-
rated.

The men are obliged to work at Windfor Calle
from five o'clock in the morning till eight at night,
and a great many of them all night. in confequence
of the preparations making for the Istrianation.
Private letters from Holland, of the 26th ult. (late,
that feveral vefiels, arrived at Andierdam from Emb-
den, had been feized by the French Officers. though
furaitbed with the regular certificates, upon pretence
that they had been tieighted in Englilh ports ; and
it was not without much difficulty that the Ihip-owners
obtained an order to have the yetrels reamed to them ;
the cargoes were confifcated.
Satirdayfe'nnight a match was decided on the met
ground at Caverton Edge, betwixt two mares, thr
property of Meths. Hursos and YuLa, both of Ed-
fo. They galloped two miles, one hear, and after a
repite of so minutes trotted the fame ground. Both
heats were won by Mr. Hursom. The finenefs of the
day awaited a number of Gentlemen to the ground.
au4 the races afforded confidetable entertainment