Star.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MAltlAMltip PIM IS.

We had a fmall fupply of fine Wheats to-day,
which have ben bought with freedom at the tcnts
of Friday lath—the inferior qualities hang on
hand :—Barley and Malt are precifcly the fame
in price :—Oats have no variation in fine famples:
but middling ones are a peculiar heavy rale, andfull
is. 6d. lower.—Beans are dull at prefent.—Hog
Peas is. cheaper.—Boilers, and other Grain unal-
tered.—The Seed Trade is heavy, and Red
Clover feveral Shillings lower.
Englilh Wheat, 565. 745. to 78s. prime% Bcs.
Foreign Ditto, 465. 745.
Rye, 365. 4os. 421.
Barley, 265. 38s.—(Malting) 4os. 435.
Malt, 445.
sos.—Finca, Sts.

Oats, 16s. 245.
Horfe Beans, (New) pls. 365.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345.
Hog Peale, 34.8. 375.
Boilers, 365. 425.
Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per babel.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. CO 371. per laft.
Flour, 58s. 655. per fuck.
Red Clover, 50. 7os. 3os. 86s. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 84.5. I (4.5
Trefoil, z6s. 4os. szs.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEB. 13.
Average price of Corn in England and Vralea, from the Re•
turis ending the 6th of February, ttol. _ _

What. - Rye. I Barley. [Oats. I Beans. I Peale.
s. d. s. al s. d. s. d. s. d s d.
75 2 47 7 42 5 22 I 4t 5 41 6
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the tab of February, is 395. Bd. per
hum red weight.

PRICES OF GRAIN, AT Tilt FOLLOWING MARKETS.

BA3INGSTOKE.—..Wiwat 723 cd to Lios od per Q,Eartne.
Barley 322 od to 37s od I Beans 3p od to sos ea
CI Ats at. od 32s od Peale 39s od to 441 od

MAIDICNHEAD.--Wheat 7of od to Bos od per quarter.
Barley 37s od to aos od i Beans 34s od to sos od
Oats ass od to sos od Peale 40, od to 43$ od

Nawau a r.—Wheats, 56a. od. to 735. od. per Quarter.
Barley 331 od to aos od I Beaus aos od to sila od
Oats tits od to 23a od Peafe 386 od to 441 od

HeoLar.—Wheat 6g. od to 78s od per Quarter.
Barley aBs od to ats od Beans 364 od to 48s od
Oats 20s od to a7s od I Peale 381 od to oas of
READING.—Wbc.at asz ad. to 78s. od. per gyarter.
Barley 34s od to 4os od I Beans 32s od to 4a04
Oats aps 6d to 24$ od Peale 38s od to us 04

At Wat minaer market, on Saturday Lilt, the
prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the
quarter, 31.35. to 31. Its. • barley, O. ts. to alts;
oats, tl. is. to 11.55. ; beans, 21. 2s. to 21. t as.

Meat and Barley declined in price at Tewkef-
bury laft Wednefday ; and at Devizes, on Thud-
day, wheat fell again. There was alto a general
reduction in the price of grain in Hereford market
on Saturday lel.

The performers and tradefmen are likely to be
gainers by the reference of the affairs of the theatre
to the Court of Chancery. The reputation of the
mann, however, upon a dole infpation of ac-
counts, does not rife. Even he who writes:l4i Co
cleverly, has not half the claims of the honeft &T.
keeper who furnifhes them with rem and jpirit: of
wine !

In addition to the vocal fireagth of Mrs.Bi
TON and INcLYDOM,AIHLfY, we hear, has engaged
Bea n - for the caning Oratorios at Cove*
Garden.

It is the brother.in•law' not the holland, of
Mrs. BILLING row, who lately arrivedinthiscountry.
KING'S THEATILE.—The favourite Opera of El.
frida was again performed on Saturday, with the
-grand Ballet of trza. The houfe was uncommonly
crouded, fo much fo, that, at nine o'clock, the pit
was thronged—the boxes, with a few exceptions,
were full of the firft fafhion—among whom were
the Turkith Ambaftador en fate, Prince WILLIAM!
of Gloucefttr, the Duke and Duchefs of Rtrriaxis,
Marchionefs of HEADFORT, Countefs &Emcee,
Earl and Collates of CARLISLE, Countefs of CMA.
THAN, Lady MARY TAYLOR, Lady LEITRIM, Vif:
count and Vifcountefs DUSIGANNON, Sir Cuestas
TALBOT, Mr. SKIFFINGTON, the MO Mils Tumor-
sons, &C. &C.

Da ESSE s.—Palepink fatin hats, and white ollrich
feathers, were the prevailing head drefs. The
young Duchefs of RUTLAND'S attire was limply
elegant ; her Grace's head drefs was a flyer net,
with three fmall white feathers on the left fide. A
plain white drefs, white fur tippet and muff. The
Ma rchionefs of Has DFOILT wore a white muffin tur-
ban, ornamented with twilled gold. Her drefs
was plain white. The dreffes were generally plain
white vandyked all round, and trimmed with AvanP
down. Feathers were, if poffible, more worn than
on the preceding Saturday. White for tippets, and
white • muffs are neceifary appendages to every
fa(hionable female ; but they are only ufed for the
opera. The Spaniffi hat, of black velvet, appeared
to mucli advantage, trimmed with a gold rope, on
the head of Lady MARY TAYLOR. We do not re-
coiled having ever fern a more lovely affemblage
of beautiful women than that which graced the
opera on Saturday night.
FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK,

THIS EVENING.
Mrs. Macrae's Rout, Park-lane.

TUESDAY.

Mr. King's Dinner, Harley-greet
Mrs. Morant's Rout, Upper Seymourdtreet.

WEDNESDAY.

Mrs. Singleton's Card-party, Dewiandre-ftreet.
TUURSDAT.
Lady Milner's Rout, Portland-place.
Mrs. Brown's Mufie, George-ftreet, Hanover-10am.

FRIDAY.
Mrs. Gelling 's Concert, Portland-place.

' SATUILDAT:

Lord Caftlereagh's Grand Dinner Cleveland-row.
Mrs. Burton's Rout, Grofvenor-Square.
SUNDAY.

The Counters of Kenmore's Mufic, Port
The Counter; of Aldborougles Mac, C •
Lady Hanopden's Mufic, Crew-ftreet.
Mrs. Brooks's Concert,, Harley-Brett.
Mils Wiitford's Party, Clifford-ft:set.