Star.
London, England, 1802-06-28 00:00:00

PRICES ur GRAVE. AT Tilt TOLL-0111NC MARKETS.
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Basnacyroat.--Uileat 623 ed to 6E5 od per Quarter.
Parlay ass od to Sts cd I Beans 335 od to 375 o 6
Oats 19s od to ass sad Prate 3rs od to 34 od
MAIOCIIIICAD.WiIIiat 6;. od to 68s od per quarter.
Barley 31$ od to 333 od 1 BOLOS 32$ od to 36s od
Oats its at to 2.0 od Peafe 405 cd to 42s od
Nawsuar —Wheat. sos. od. to 665. cd. per Quarter.
Bull 22.$ od to 22a ed I Beano 33. od to 38s od
Oats z 35 od to 2as 6:. Peale 345 od to 361 od
. Htxtry.—Wheat sBs od to 7os ad per Quarter.
Barley 29$ od to 3os 6d I Brans 3os oo In ?so cd
Oats t7s od to ass od Paste oos od to oas od
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RIADIAI64...WhvaI tss. 3111: to 71$. oil. per C. 2
Barley 27$ od to sq. od I Beans 2111 6d to 36s cd
Oats 184 od to 23. od Peak ocs od to oos cd
At Warminftcr Market, on Saturday last, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter. 31. os. to 31. 6s. Barley; 11. as. to tl. 10S.
Oats, 186.10 11. IS. Beans, 11.165. to 21%.. 2s.

There are on board a fforefhip lately returned
from Alexandria,and now lying off the Dock-yard,
Portfmoutb, two large baths of Egyptian granite,
Paid to have belonged to Cleopatra. They are of
immenfe fize, and covered over in a curious man-
ner with hieroglyphics. The hardncfs of the (lone'
is Inch, that it is a matter of aftonifhment how
they cou!-S be wrought in their prefent form. They
are near nine feet long and fix broad, and are nine
tons weight.
A Rowing Match is to take place to-morrow
evening, near Batterfea Bridge, between two La-
dies oidiffinaion: confiderable bets are depending
between feveral Gentlemen; the diffance is acrots
the Thames.
A Gentleman at Mansfield laft week undertook
for a wager of Sol. to hop 'co yards at 3o hops ;
he exceeded the diftance by three yards at 24 hops.
He went 21 yards the three tint hops ! It is re-
markable that this Gentleman is con:mkt:4 and
weighs 13 (tone.
On Wednefday as Mr. G. Mingay, of Oxford,
was failing in a fmall boat, with his filler and two
other young ladies, a (quail of wind, all fails be-
ing let, overfet the little bark. Mr. M. with much
difficulty fwarn afhore, but the ladies, we are dif-
veiled to fay, perifhed.
A few evenings fence the Matter of a Northern
Coafler, before going to bed, took a vial of liquid
out of the medicine theft, to cafe a complaint in
his bowels, by a mi(take took a full glafs of opium,
of which he died in the courfe of the night in the
moll excruciating pain. The Mate was nearly
sharing the fame fate, by taking force of this bane-
ful drug; which he took in a lefs quantity.
An article from the Hague, of the 16th, flares,
that the Batavian Government is about to diffri-
bute, at a very low rate, confiderable tracks of
land on the coaft of Guinea and at the Cape of
Good Hope, on condition that thole who may ac-
cept of them, will clear and cultivate them. It is
expeaed that numbers of cultivators will be at-
traced from different parts of German".
American Papers, from Philadelphia of the gth
ult. and from New-York of the lath ult. are re-
ceived. They contain no intelligence of impor-
tance. The American Tails, which arrive from
the Well Indies, bring very difagreeable accounts
of the harfh treatment of their countryman at St.
Domingo, but there are no particulars refpeaing
that Wand which have not been anticipated here.
• A (form arofe at Philadelphia, in the beginning
I of May, which did confiderable and exten(ive da-
Image. A large range of buildings, for carrying
ilon the tanning bufinefs, belonging to J. PEARSON,
Efq. was !truck by lightning, and totally confumed;
they contained an immenfe quantity of bark.
Towards the end of April, a confpiracy among
the Negroes, of confiderable extent, was difcovered
in Halifax County. Thefe mifguided wretches
were to have embodied themfelvcs near the river
Staunton; and after having gained polliffion of
all the arms they could obtain, were to have mar-
facred their Mailers, and all who oppofed their
meafures. Thirteen of the ringleaders were appre-
hended, together with a blackfmith, who had fup-
plied them with pikes.
STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 16, CORN H 11.1..
The very extraordinary fuccefs that the public
met with, by purchafing 'their Tickets and Shares
at the above Office, was of that magnitude in the'
lag nigh& Lottery, that upwards of One hundred
dad/ft, different 'crime, in Clubs and individuals,
received (Shares of Capital Pritte, from 20,0001. to
20001. The particulars are inferted in the Schemes
at large. Tickets and Shares for the prefent Lot-
tery, that begins drawing the 2d of Auguß, (in
which are only 24.,000 Tickets) are felling on the
loweß terms. All Shares fold at this Office are
Stampt, purfuant to Aa of Parliament, and are
figned by the public's moil obedient humble kr-