Star.
London, England, 1805-10-09 00:00:00

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, THE MIRRWS. ,

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE,OCT.
I )(The from arrivals of Wheat to-day are very few,
arid for piime famples laft prices 'are made—Second
Vand inferior continua without tale; another fleet of
foreign is expeited, and a further redilltion
wife—Barley and Malt as our lall—Rye rather
gives way in price—Old Beans full at high—no
Grey Peas—A few cargoes of foreign: Oats are ar-
rived ; good famples at-, iather better _price.—
Sales of Flour at our quoted price ; and other ar-
ticles at no particular variation.

0 casts: CY •Ysxata t
45a• 6os. 7os. per qr. Grey Page 0011 00S.
Rae Ditto, 753. 78s. od. Dan., 4k SP-
Rye, 3cs. 35a. od. Tick Ditto aos. 475. ad •
Battey, 321.385. OIL Oats, 261.30 a 351. '
Malt, Tar. 78s. od. Poland ditto 365. 378.6 d.
White Peale, sc... 571. od. Rape Seed, 38L 421. per lad.
. I
• TRICE Or /LOUR.
flat Door dss. to 688.- Seconds 6 ter. to 635. per Esek.

CQRK, SEPT. 30.
,

Saturday his Majeßy's Root) ESPIEGLi, 'Captain
Moues, arrived in our harbour from Portfmouth
and his Majetty's thip Louts, Capt. MAITLAND, failed
on a cruize. • •• •
Yeflerday his Majelly'i hoop Asc vs, Capt. KIT.
TOE, arrived at Cove, from the Downs.
Thurfday laa, Major General PATHS arrived In
Limerick from the camp at the Cnrragh,• which is
now entireb4roken up; he refumes the command
of that Garrifon.

Laft night an affray took place in John's-fireet,
Limerick,•between two privates of the Cavan Regi-
ment of Militia, and forne diforderly perfons, when
ohe of the military, named Fleming, received a
wound in the head, which is fuppofed mortal ; the
other foldier has been feverely bruited, but hopes are
,entertained of his recovery.

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 5.

The London papers Rill continue the rumoni of Lord
Marron c a's departure from this country, and Come
go fo far as to alien that his Excellency has aeually
Cent in his retignation. We arc. allured, that Lord
HARDWICRI has not fent in his rifiguation.—(Daten
Evening Pe.)
The Right Hon. CHARLES Lotto, Chief Secretary
to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied
by his Private Secretary, Mr. Couttswar, arrived
here yefterday morning.. •
Mr. GRATTAN continues to relide at Tinnehinch.

Link Wtu Efq. according to rumour, will
Rand candidate for the County of Dublin, whenever
a vacancy !hall occur.
We learn from Carlow, that Waurst BAG awn,
Efq. one of •the Reprefentatives of that county, has
(after an abfence of twenty-one years) arrived there.
The IA accounts from Verdun mention that Mr.
WALLS a,one of the late Reprefentatives for the county
of Limerick, had obtained leave to proceed from Ver-
dun to Nifmes in Languedoc.
Lord brourrrov has taken a houfe in Kilkenny;as
his refidence during the performance of the Private
Plays.
With great regret we Rate, that the Earl of &mi-
nor is very much indifpofed. His Lordibip, on
Saturday laft, went out in his carriage un the road
between Caltlemartyr and Ballycotton : hi% horfes,
by fome accident or other, took fright, ran off to a
confiderable dillance, and upfet the carriage—they
were providentially !lopped, and his Lordthip ref-
cued from the carriage apparently uninjured ;
illnefs is, however, attributed to this, unfortunate
accident.

Admiral Lord GARDNER arrived on Tuefday at
Cove, in the Torers frigate, Captain LAK!. His
Lorclfhip was fainted upon entering the harbour, by
the (hips of war and batteries.

Several State Prifoners were liberated from Kil.
mainham gaol on Thurfday night, by order of Go-
vernment.

On Monday a perfon was committed to Newgate
for having paired counterfeit notes on the Bank of
Ireland, knowing them to be forged.

CANTERBURY, OCTOBER 7.

The main caufe of the atemblage of tranfports in
the Downs begins now to unfold itfelf. Orders were
received on Saturday laft,..at the head quarters of
the Southern Difirift, at Canterbury, to provide can-
tonments in that city and the coati for the King's
German Legion, a body of fix thoufand men, now
on their march from Suffer, previoully to their em-
barkation for Hanover. In confequenee of which,
and in order to make room for their accommodation,
a general change of quarters of the troops in thofe
parts will take place in the courfe of the prefent
week. The Renfrew and Perth Regiments will re-
move from Ramfgate and Margate to Afbford ; the
Brigade of Guards from Deal to Dover Cattle • the
Hereford, Northampton, and Surrey, from Dover
to Brabourn Lees ; the sistla Rifle Regiment (two
battalions) from Brabourn Lees, in four detach-
ments, to Hythe, Boxhill, Chelmsford, and Win-
chefter ; the in and 3d Weft York, from Milford ;
and Eaft York from Dover, to Hull and Chelmsford;
the Royal Waggon Train and Lanark Regiment
from Canterbury ; the former to Rocheller and ad-
jacent places, the latter to Faverfham. The Wag-
gon Train march on Wednefday ; the Lanark and
other regiments above-mentioned on Thnrfday. The
different divifions of the Legion are expefted to ar.
rive at their places of deltination on Friday and Sa-
turday. The Artillery of the Legion, upwards of
700 firong, will occupy, till the time of embarkatinn,
the barracks at Canterbury ; and the Cavalry and In-
fantry, Dover, Deal, and the Ifle of Thanet. The
Cavalry are expeeted to embark at Ramfgate, and
the Infantry at Dover.

The Duke of RUSS F x has been plnfcd to accept
of the command of the Loyal Notth Btitrns, in the
room of Lord REA, who has refipned. His Royal
Higlinefs will attend tn-mgalow, for the &II time, at
their parade in Gray's Inn, aftcr which they will
h4vc °mud Field lby.