Star.
London, England, 1805-07-08 00:00:00

Florins Florins
On 823,107 Home Department 695,647
465,300 Rivers and Dykes 233,43
9,768,616 Seaports -469,26 a
14,233,897

TOW 52,30t,560

The manceuvres of the expedition army in the
Dutch camp at Zeyft, began on the I 6th ult. in the
pretence of the French General Msamorr.
Mum, it is Rated, is to be Viceroy of Italy, and
Ss:amyl-4 hitherto French Minifter to the Ligurian
Republic, is to be Adminiftrator General of that
province, with the fame powers as with like charaoer
are confided to General MENEM in Piedmont.
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The Senate of Hamburgh has declined adopting
the meafures propofed by Mod. de Bova's/ore
againft the French Emigrants.
A letter from Petertburgh, dated May t 4, lays—
s' A few days fince died here, the celebrated Prineefs
GAR J AKIN, the beautiful favourite of the late Pau c I.
She lay in very magnificent Rate three days. Her cof-
fin wascovered with crimfon velvet, and funeral devices
in mail.), gold : the canopy and hangings were deco-
rated with the feveral imperial Orders with which the
had been inveßed. The State Room was hung
throughout with black cloth and white filk. The
Britith Conful, the Honourable Mr. PONSONHY, Mr.
Secretary STEWART, and five of the Foreign Mini-
Reps' attended the funeral. Our Hanoverian Mini-
(ler Ambatfaclor, Mr. FRIT rat, alto died here about
three weeks fince, much regretted. The climate has
alfo been more unfavourable to the Englith this fpring
than ever was before remembered. We have now
the appearance of a delightful fpr:ng : the ice gave
way on the lake Ladoga about a fortnight fince, and
has nearly emptied itfelf into the beautiful river Neva,
which fu much adorns the cc4tre c,f this City."

MARX L4NE.

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY• S.

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Thit day our arrivals of Wheat cna liwife are few.r
illan for months pill, and from a demand for fife:,
that quality is dearer ; Come fele& famples cf old
fetch rather more than our quntation. The furl ly c;:
Barley is very !bort, and at full as. per quarter ad.
vanes—Malt and Peas fluetuate hut littL—Beans
are in plenty, and thofe fates heavy.—Our anitnis
of oats are very fhort, and this trade may be quoted
Is. and as. per quarter dearer.—Plot airily keep its
•
price, and rather inclines on the advanc.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 4.6 665. 88s. per ir. Grey Pcafe 4J4 to 458.
Fide Ditto. 928. 965. od. Deans, 44! 5..,...
Rye, ow. SO*. od. Tick Ditto 4cB. 458.01
Barley, 365. Os. od. Oats, 258. 178 Sts.
Malt, 645, los. at. Poland ditto, 341.358 6d.
White Pcafc, 44%. $,.. tai. . Rape Seed, cos. ozs.
PP.ICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour yys. to Bos. Seconds 655. to ?se per fad,
. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 6.
Average Price of Corn in Englund and Wales, from le tettres
1 ending the 29118 of une, 1805.
V.
41
:14at. Rte. Barley.y. Osts. . Beam. 1 reide.
I. d. s. 4. a. d. s. . s, d. s. 4.
•89 2. 5S g •44 I 2! 'a '46 4 148 7
The ay.7rag.? Price of Sugar, eompnted front the Reams made
3 to the w::iendin; Jo iy 2, !s 47i. Sid Rer handred weight.
I ' . ' COUNTRY MARKETS.

P3l-CES•OF GRAIN AT Tft WOLLow:NO lIAIICTS.
8A:1Nt..5101..t..--Wileat 76s ad to toes °apex Quarter.
Barley 3Y. rd to 424 cd I Bolos 49. ad to sts Cd
Oats 2). rd to 31a od Pcafe oos cd to ocs 04
MAinr.Nurni...—Wheat 65% cd to fru cd putt..
Barley 0:3 c 4 to 431 od &UZI SCS od to 53s 04
eat; 310 od to 3ts od I Peale Cot od to Soo oil
IZENinsumr.—Wheat 70s od tO ttos cd per Q.
EarLy 3ls od to 42s od Beans 4Ss ad to 54s ad
Oats a6s od to 31s od I Peale cos od to oos ad
Hsotta.—Wlstat 5.0 od to toll% ad per Q.
Barley 4os od to 42, od I Beau; 48$ od to ssa cd
Oats 27$ od to 31s cl ("cafe sea od to 54s
READANG.--14'heat 6s, od to 116 s od per
Barley ocs od to 420 od I Beau 465 ato jos a
Oat.
2os o 4 to 33s od Peale oos od to cos od
. SEA COAL METERS OFFICE, JULY 6, aos.
July . 1, Monday, so Cargoes, :4.14 from 42s 3d to 40 di per CM.
3, Weduaday, 9 ditto 43564 to 48.94
s, Friday, 32 ditt4 424;.4t05250d

Killerday morning Madame Jeamat Bowaraerc
was fafely,deiivesed of Sou, at her refidetice in Yeti:
Mace, Camberwell.
The daughter of the Prince of Coyne, Mademoi-
fillCUOlSS ADELAIDE DE BOU aims, arrived yelie-day
fermaight at Gravefend. It is the intention cf the
Peincefs to retire to a Convent at bodnzy, in Nor.
folk, where file will find a tranquil retreat.
• Sir WILLIAM BROWN"'* Gold
sMedals are, this
years adjudged to three Gentlemen • f 'Crinity Col-
e. Cambridge :—that for the Greek Ode, to Mr,.
WILLIAM EDWARD PRETYMAN TOMLIRE, the fame .
gentleman who gained this Nike lati Fear ; that fcr
the Latin Ode, to Mr. 'holism!) ; and that for thti
Epigrams, to Mr; Motnita, •
:Starr Tax Anvoa.—lt gives u. plin to mentioa"
ihe Snail exit .of this Gentleman from the it.,:fe of.
Eft tin Saturday-morning, at his apartments at Chet::
fee, where he had been for tome time en. iii,ed by a'
flow confuming tever.—His chara&er was truly amia-
ble and harmlef; he was every one's ttiend—th
unfortunate ever litared his mite. As a man he v•iil
be truly regretted by all who knew him,
sand as an
actor he will be long remembered as an ornament to
the Britith Stage ; in the ludicrous line c•i Comedy
and broad Farce, his Dicky G0.,7p, Billy Beier, inazki
and t tiliefr, were inimitable, and wit! probably be
never equalled, certainly 11:.t. excelled. He nude fix
tint appearance in London-on the boards of Drury-
Lane Theatre, which houfe he has never tince ti at
time lett. till death came, with foftene,lafped, to end
his fcene of icrrow. Well may we exclaim with the
Poet—

" Jun as an infant finks to gentle ((cep,
fpirit Bed !—and left his filer& to weep !"

The body was brought to his houfe in town, yet;
terday, for the purpote of being interred with the
cullomary honours of a theatrical funeral.
ass.—A very alarming fire broke out 101 l Friday
night, about eleven o'clock, at the corner of Clayton-
fireet, near the Horns, in Kennington, in the bode
of Dlr. HALL. It began in the fecond floor, and r.wca
with great fury for about half an hour : but hr nit
exertions of feveral perfons who afiilied ith bc,lszt:
of water, the flames were loon ettinguithed.
Afire broke out on Saturday morning At a ha•tcr'i
flrop in Duke-lireet, in the Borough, which, from
the early arrival of the engines, was got under ;tut'
et:mitt-ming the internal part of the premifes.
• PUGILISM EIS RSORDISTARY.—rt has beeninown
futichre time to all the world, that i • CO fay. accord
frig to the Shandean applica:itm of that term—to the
whpfa circle of blackguards round the metrtAnliF.—
Thai( Dett:h Sam and Tom getcher ha' 1«.v.4
matched to fight a few weeks hence fora pure. Sam
has been in traini:!g a fortnight in ;he neighbouth.A
of Thames Ditton, and on Wednefday lad came to
town to thew his excellent condition to his 1: fends. Ofi
palling by the Bald-faced Stag, on the other fide
Winthiedon-commor;. a :Butcher on the road gave
tome ntF:nce to Sam's 'Siena in company with hint..
who, thinking it 'a proper opportunity for the man ot
fcience to take a 'little exercife at the Bnteher's
petit, Perfuaded him to avail hinifelf of it, 'and ac-
cordingly he challenged the Butcher to fmi,le cent-
bat on the fpot. The (layer of cattle barn...! nathiar
to dread from Sam's (lie, and being.nna_qoair.cd
with his readily accepted it, and .0 ...-sk
fell pr./ on the t;ire pike road. Captain H. (S•P!!.
friend) was oltonned at the rencou..ter ;
had leen the Dutchman in roughly handled all the
battles he had fought. it wa, in vain be hid SAD
make play, all the gill he poffcfred was intinficii to
oprfe, w ith loc.:cis, the lit ength ard refolntion of the
botcher, who knocked him down er et y time he CaLUIC
up like a bullock. In order to lit ike terror into the
butcher during the battle, it told him that
was contending with Dutch .'am; " Ee he the devil?:
laid the butcher, " I m ill bang him well now I arna.
it :" and he Paid the truth, tor in tile cor.rfe uf 4
dozen rounds he beat Sam in loch a way that
could farce fce or :land.—kluvr this is exactly as
Paouid 1;:.