Star.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

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Theßnfe in June
place reherday ; the
with difficulty a bed _
Soo perfoas Acre bathed

ning.
The Annual Dinner
fcribers to the Sea-batbinl
held at Kroner's Royal
hlernen and Gentlemen 1
of the eminent 000 lame
don, the likelier& for t
of this 'ireful initkation
upon esamination of tF
were drank. and the
perk& conviviality.

ifila

This place, fince
Wats., has been
the regiments of Ca'
tees of coolie, in the
to their difcipline, tl
musicating. Yefterda,
and often tried refits-
on Newmarket Hill.
Come days under orders
it is imagined to chi,
to be fucceeded here
Yefterday eve&
rived off this port,
to warn the coaft
this morning a qi
from one of the I
the artillery and
mer' though the
ries along the Cna
arfenals are filled
heavy and flying
calibre, within twent
edge.
A Gentleman
trifling wager, yefterday
Southern extremity
and back again,
hour and a half,
in an hour and tweet,
His Royal Highneff
moment arrived •
ezpeeed.

At Ipfwich Lamb Pair, which a.-
Wednefday laR, there was tint fo large a qu..-
Rock as has been fees in foam former years;
were the prices equal to the expeastions of
growers, confidering the great Oenty of feed,
the almoß univerfal promifing appearance of
turnip-crop, throughout this and the adjoining e
tics. On the above day, the fair was, let very
but for about three hours towards the ear., the
were very brilk. On the fecond day it was fet earlier,
and a emfiderable number of lambs were fold up
equal terms with the preceding day, bet towards ICTUS.
ing there appeared a total fEgnation to the •
which did not arrive again during the (weeding
and a !erg! quantity were driven home unfold.
prices varied very much, but the Earl of Bassi
and Mr. Atrium Baooas's wethers (half-bred
ceders) certainly topp'd the whole fair ; the for
under the judicious management of his Lordl
Reward, Mr. Sast.uro, obtaining 381. and the
as high a price as 271. per (core, andwere bat
rally allowed to be extremely handfome, as w
in fine condition. Mr. LANCNStrat's (Barton)
for a3s. Mr. HOWARD'S (of Farnham) Southdowass
which were alto in very high condition, obtained s,
each, and Mr. Pawser's (of Lidgate) ass.;
Scores ewes (of Barrow) of the fame breed,
duced 17s. 6d. The Sooth-downs of Lord A
SMALL (who had 83 feore at the fair) obtained
per (core for the webers. Mr. WOLTON'S
South-downs (of Playford) were fold for
Mt. COTTON'S (of liefrave) for tsp. ; Mr
Lar's (of Croxton) h t-breds predated

It is laid that orders are fent out by the
fleet bound to India, to make a fecond diftri
Seringapatam prize money. The regiments
not benefit by the former diatibution, but •
ftdered themfelves entitled to the benefit
are included in this arrangement.
We rejoice to find that wheat continues rapidly to
fall in price, as will be feen by our account of yefter-
day's market ; and we.have no doubt of fpeedily fee•
ing our predifiions upon this fubjeft completely ve-
rified.
The alarming rife which took place in the Wheat
Market, as loon as the Corn Bill appeared likely to
pals, was, it is now evident, very judly imputed to the
operation of that nreafure, and was not owing, as WAS
fisted in defence of the Bill, to the unfavourable ap-
pearance of the harvelt. As loon as it appeared that
the market for corn was to be extended, though that
eztenfion was not to operate till a period fomewhat
diftant, fpeculmors and engrotras immediately let to
work, and the farmers began to holdback their dock,
in expeflation of an event which could not fuil to en•
hence the price. The public notice which was taken
of thefe artifices, lad particularly the costradiftiort
and refutation of the fabricated complaints of the pre.
fent crop, we are happy to tee, have had the good ef-
feet of Itoppini thc regret; of an evil which had al-
ready attained a molt alarming growth, and which
in a I, ttle tin:: muff Lave the country in
great diflrefs, though it mull ultimately have ended
in the ruin of the (peculators. The importati IA that
have taken place in the Taft fortnight have confiderably
altered the Hate of the market, but nothing 'has done
In much fervice as the ettabliftunent of the tat, that
the relent crop was not cizricient. The frieculators
law from this that rite flock whirl mull come to mar•
ket was too great to be „iffened or their artitices,and
we believe they moll have furered confrderahly
by
the manceuvres they had alre.idy pot in prattrce. Few
will be terry that there wLro f .ught to derive profit
from an unfair and arta', increafe of the price of
the necellaries of life, did
note
burned their fingers.
That the evil pratlices did not proceed farther, rota
te a fribjefl of rejoicing, not only to the Public, but
all, to tilofe who would have expiated by bankruptcy
a more estentive pratice of a kitting, which the
brftaty of Pawrsataca could not fa to data.

, \
;Art, 7114.: aS.
brought 'no patentee to 44..
e town A fro crowded that I
i can he obtained; no tell toot
shed by the machines die 010 r• .
met of the Governors and Sub
Athing Infirmary, was yefterday
toyal Hotel. A great
with
apemen of the Faculty from Lon-
for the County, tkc. The progrefi
ition appeared highly (tillage ,ry
of the accounts. Many loyal to ills
,e evening concluded with the awl
'GHTON, AUG. 28.
e the departure of the Nisei el
dullnefs itfelf. The field days el
:avalry and Infantry ate Curb mai-
he ceafelefs attention of the Officers
. that ;hey are Artily, worth corn-
trclay the Innifkillens, that brave
giment of Cavalry, had a field.day.
The Suffix Militia have been
otters tomarch at an hour's notice ;
the camp at Ea& Bourne : they ari
ere by the Glouceaer regiment.
ming late, a 4 and two frigates ar-
, fuppored as guard and 6. Stir,
of the enemy's apprah; and early
plantity of ammunition was landed
latter at Shoreham, for the tire of
troops in this diltrid. Of the for-
number
aftually mounted on bane.
aft be not great, yet the depots and ;
Led with very formidable trains of
artillery, of almoft every fpecies and
meaty minutes march of the water'd
n of the name °fat:Aimee for tit
yeflerday undertook to walk Irina the
mity of the &tells! to Rettindean,
• a diftance of eight mileh SS
F, which tail% he performed with cafe
twenty minutes.
lighoefs the Prince of WASS, is this
d; and the Duke of Yost is hourly
•••••••••••••=mm.m..ls
BURT, AUGUST asp.
Lamb Fair, which commenced on
ft, there was not fo large a quantity of
been fees in foot former years ear
:es equal to the expeastions of the
idering the relit plenty of feed, and
oiverfal promifing appearaace of tbp j
hroughout this and the adjoining coon. j
above day, the fair was, let very late, •
three hours towards the clofe, the fates
fk. On the fecond day it was fet earlier
treble number of lambs were fold upon k
✓ub the preceding day, hot totowards even-
geared a total fagnattaa
wive again during the (weeding day,
luantity were driven home %Jerold. The
very much, but the Earl of Baisrox's
trout. Bemoan waters (half-bred Lei-
ainly topp'd the whole fair ; the former,
udicious management of his Lordfhip's
Snixiiro, obtaining sBl. and the latter
ice as 271. per (core, and were both gene-
d to be extremely handfome, as wdl as
lition. Mr. LAIICASSTSIL'S (Barton) fold
li. HOWARD'S (of FOrnhattl) Southdowne.
alfo in very high condition, obtained sp.
Mr. Pawser's (of Lidgate) ass.; M.
yes (of Barrow) of the fame breed, Pro-
. 6d. The Sooth-downs of Lord Axis,* •
ho had 83 feore at the fair) obtained soy.
for the welters. Mr. Wotroa's half-bred
ms (of Playford) were fold for ins. 641. and I,
om's (of Kefgrave) for %s .t
Mr. Diane
Crouton) halt-bteds prodled 14s. 6d.
•
id that orders are fent out by the prefect
id to India, to make a fecond diftribution of
loam prize money. The regiments who did
it by the former diaribution, but who con-
hemfelves entided to the benefit of a mare,
ded in this arrangement.
joice to find that wheat continues rapidly to
rice, as will be feen by our account of yeller-
arket ; and we• have no doubt of fpeedily fee.
prediiltions upon this fubjeet completely ye-
larming rift which took place in the Meat
, as loon as the Corn Bill appeared likely to
.5, it is now evident, very jutily imputed to the
in of that nteafore, and was not owing, as WAS
o defence of the Bill, to the unfavourable sp.
:c of the harvell. As (non as it appeal that
Ike( for corn was to be extended, thogh that
m was not to operate till a period fomewhat
fileCtliAterS and engrotrasimruediately tet to
and the farmers began to holdback their flock,
Elation of an event which could not fell to en-
the price. The public notice which was taken
fe artifices, lad particularly the coetradifliort