Star.
London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

MARK-LANE.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 23.
The fupply of Wheat to *day is but fhort, and fam-
ples of first quality fetch a fmall advance in price, but
others have little variation. The fupplies of Barley
are rashes iuconfiderable, and good famples fetch
better price—Malt has dull fate—There are but few
Peas of the two kinds, and Grey rather higher—
There a►e not many arrivals of Oats, and this trade
for good quality is fomewhat dearer—Flour in plenty,
and heavy fate at the prices quoted.

OFNIMAL CUBIIINCi AB ;INDIC, :
Wheat, sos 66. 82, per qr. Grey Peafe A4s 48; cd
Fine Ditto. 84s 88s od Bcans, (old) 421 48s od
Rye, 44s 48, od Tick Ditto (old) 341 401 od
Barley, 341 40s Oats, 234 27s 3os
Malt, 64; 7os Poland ditto 314 334 64
White Peak, (Boilers) Bos 88s Rape Seed, 2;1 291 cos
Fine Flour Ass to 70$. Seconds 6:3 to 655.

I Through a tniflake, in our tranflation of die Fifty-
INA Bulletin, we omitted inferting the paragraph re-
lating to the amount of the leis of the French in the
battle at Mohringen. It is flitted at " one hundred
killed, and four hundred wounded."

Saturday fe'nnight, his 111ajetty's (hip VIRGIN'S,
Captain BRACE, arrived at the Cove of Cork, from a
cruize ; and his Majefly's 'loop SAVAGE, Captain
MORRIS, failed on a cruize.

The General Miranda and Simon Taylor have
arrived at Jamaica from London, after the unufually
quick patily,e of 34. days.
The I:,fs cf the Mit fchooner is unfortunately
confirmed. She went to St. Andero as a flag of
truce, and during her flay there parted her cables in
a dreadful gale, and went athore. The Sub Lieu•
tenant, the Milner, and one feaman, were the only
perfons faved.

Saturday fume letters were received at the Pod Of-
fice, dated from fvflkldonadl, the 27th of December,
brought by an American brig, which on Friday ar-
rived in the Downt. They do not, however, furnith
any news, the Rolla, which arrived fome days fince,
having failed at the fame time. This vein did not
on her paffage hear any thing of Sir S. Ac mores
ex peeition.

Saturday morning as a poor man named jots, a
collator of bones, rag.;, eitc. in the llreets, was paMng
along Fleet-flreet,lie faw a Gentleman drop a pocket-
book, which he picked lip and returned to him. The
owner, (truck with his !lonely, not only gave him a
handfome remuneration, but appointed an interview,
for the purpafe of conferring on him future favours.
In the vicinity of Norwich the fnow drifted on
Wednefday, in fome parts, to a great depth.—The
Ipfwich mail gr,t in two hours later than ulna!, and
the Bury coach about be fame time, after having been
overturned once, and dug nut three times. The Ex-
pedition and Newmarket coachn could only proceed
as far as ►he Six Mile Bottom, where they both Huck
fail: the Expedition reached Norwich the fame night,
with eight horres. On Thtufday the road was en-
tirely free.—Though the fall of foow near Canterbury
was not very great great, Dill in Romney Marth, and
below the range of Chalk hills, many reads were
impairible, and in fome places it had di if:ed even ten
feet deep.

A genteel young woman was thrown aftore at
Dover, nn Friday, from one of the sefrels which had
been wrecked. She was alive at the time, but not
able to f'eak, and it was feAred her vital powe,s had
been ton far overcome by the cold. Some ha:A:come
weaving atpatcl was picked up near her.