Star.
London, England, 1802-10-18 00:00:00

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CORN NAIRZETS. -

•`• e •ocynalit .
Our, fupilka of Grain this day were Tery
ral : at, the firl of the Mairket, the fines! Wheati
Were taken off at is. adrmic,frpm lift hionclay,
but finifhed nearly on the
fame, terms,'—Malt had
a • free. f4le.--Aarley fold rather more readily.
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—Beans reptile without vanatson?;...-13og Peas
are o
r a
2s.,chepe.--Bilera, mucli In demand—.
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Oats and Flour their prices. For fur.
ther particulars we refer to the currency beneath:
Engli(h Wheat, per qr. ttin. t 6s. 6os.
Prime•Effer, 655.
Fine Dantzic Wheat,sBs. fits.
Rye, 325. 365. (New) 4os.
BArify,
.245. z6s. (New) 278.
Malt, 445.
Oati, 255. 225. 241. Old zgs. fid. •;
Horfe•Beins; Nev, 3r s. 33.5. Old, 34.5. 365.
Tic
k Beans, New, 2us. old, ioi. lis.
Vog. Peafe,
.38s. 40s. . -
oilerh New 503.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4.15. per cwt.
Coriander, 28s. to dos. per cwt.
80s. to 86s, per qr. , • ,
Rap; Seed, 34f. to. t6l. per laa. Vi e, 371.
tionr,sos.3ss..per, fack.
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Faint Tan LONDON OAZITTF, SATIFIDAY, OCT. 16.
Average pike of. Corn in England and Wales, from the RA.
turns ending the 9th of OdtoberilBo2. • •
Wheat. I . Rye. I BarkiL , Oats.
re Beans. !cafe.
s. d. 4. d. s. d 1. d,
6; to .41 8 27 9: . 0 34 8 39 1.
Sugar, The average Price of compu from the Retormi
Made in the week ending the 13th of Odtober, 11341.91 d. per
hUudred weight. , .
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PILICRS.or OkAIN, AT Tot FOLLOWING atitaluTs..
BAszatesvour....-Whieat 563 od to 64. pd per Quarter.
Barley 23$ od to 268 °Team 324 od to 38s od
Oats • 228 oil to 255 od Peafe cos od to 398 od
MAIDINInzAD..—Wheat 46s od to 698 od per quarter.
Barley :.4s od to 27$ od Beans 351 od to 463 oil
Oats 228.0 d to 268 pd l Peak 428 od to 461 od
Noway* v.--Wheai, 545. od. to 651. od. per Quarter.
Barley tits od to 238 lid Beans , 34s od to 40s od
Oats WI od to 238- 64 I Peak,- • 368 od to 42s od
HattLay......Wheat-56s od to 67i od per Qqarter.
Barley 2.1 od to 261 od j Baits 34s od-to 3;8 od
Oats 181 odlos,a3s '64 I rare 4os sod to 42s sod
Raootoo.—Wheatsas.od. to *Bs. od. per
Barley 22s od to 2§s 04 I Bans 32$ 04 to 378 od
Oita 26s sod to 241 od Peafe 4os od to 421 ad
At Warmijilley Market, on, Saturday lift, the
prices of Corn were as folloW : Wheat, by the
quarter, 21. 16s. to 31..25. Barley, 11. as. to il. ss.
Oati, Igs. to 11. Is. Beans, 11. ins. to 21. 2s.

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Yefterday morning, as Mr. Welfh, horfe dealer,
in Oxford-ftreet, was attending the operation of
nicking a bode, the animal not being properly fe-
cured, kicked Mr. W. in the ftomach, by which
accident he Was thrown to a confiderable diftance,
and died inftantly. Ai the death was Ridden, the
Coroner's InqUeft is to fit Upon the body.
The (holier of the Poor of Peddletrenthide,
in Dorfet, has been fined 201. and fentenced to
three months imPriforiment‘ for fuboiniiag a pau-
per of a neighbouring arif.h to marry a common
proftitute oT nil tawt,lll order to render ht.
chargeable to the formie.

At the General Set Eons held at Grantham !aft
week, a man named IPii&zm Ward was indicted and
found guilty of furioufly driving the coach called
the Rotkitigham; of which he was coachman,
againft the coach called the Highflyer, on the t 7th
of June latt, when totting down Gonerby
near Grantham, by which means both coaches
were overturned, and the horfes drawing the fame -
very Much bruited and maimed, one of them fo
much fo, that it was obliged to be killed. The
RECORDER (the Solicitor General) fentenced him
to twelie Months imprifonment.
DARING OUTRAGE.--Abollt fix o'clock on Sa.
turday night, a well-dreffed man went into the
(hop of fvfellis. Barnard and North, filverfmiths,
in Lombard-tireet, directly oppofite to White Hart
Court. Mr. B. was !landing behind the counter,
whit the man made directly up to him, and pre-
renting a piftol to his head, demanded his money.
Mr. B. though greatly alarmed, atked him the
meaning of his criminal conduit ? On which the
villain replied, he would have no trifling; money
he wanted, and money he would have. He theri
drew towards the door, keeping his arm extended,
and the piftol direaed againft Mr. Barnard ; and
having looked out at the door, inttantly turned
round and repeated his demand, threatening if Mr.
B. delayed for a moment, he would blow his brains
out. Mr. B. faid, he had no money to give, and
would not be robbed, at the fame time he fprung
forward to feize the thief, on which the villain
fired the pittol, and ran nut of the (hop. Fortu-
nately the bullet mitred Mr. B. and buried itself
in the wainfcot. A hue and cry was immediately
raifed ; he was purfued and taken in St. Clement's
lane, the. pittol still in his hand. On being feized,
he attempted to draw another piftol from his
pocket ; but being fuddenly pinioned by the mob
who furrounded him, it went off in his pocket,
doing no harm. He then pulled out a knife. and
would have deftroyed himfelf, or any one about
him, had he not been completely overpowered by
the perfons who held him. Before he could be
got to the Poultry Compeer, his drefs was com-
pletely torn from his body, his efforts to get away
being fo violent. When taken into the prifon, he
affected madnefs, and played his part fo inimitably
well, that the keeper was obliged to put a firaight
waiftcoat on him to keep him from doing himfelf
harm. Notwithftanding this coercion, he fill con-
tinued raving in the molt extravagant way ; he
withal, he laid, to deftroy himfelf ; be had Ihot
the faireft creature on earth ; but the was falfe to
him, and he would exift no longer; betides other
remarks equally romantic, to induce a belief of
infanity. He is fuppofed to be the fame man,
who, a few days fince, went into a merchant's
counting.houfe, in Idol-lane, and robbed a Gen-
tleman fitting there ; prefenting a piftol to the
party, and accompanying his demand with fimilar
threats to thole he made ufe of on Saturday. He
is a middle-aged man, decently decked, and about
five feet fix inches high.