Star.
London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

' ' CORN-MARKETS.

MILICIS OP 02• IN, AT THE Tin4ONING N S.
RE•DlNOrNibelt OOS. 04. to ISPS. od. per Quarter.
3i M/ 38s. od. to 661. cd. Beam 465. od to 41. Od•
ONO 225. OIL SO 442 od. Peak 445. od to 348. od.
Niwatta y.--Wheat Boa. od. to 2525. od. per %tarter.
Batley 401.0 d. to 725. od. I Beans 6os. od to Mod.
,Oats 27► od. to 444.6 d. Peak me. od. to toe. od.

H —West Hos od to nos od per %latter.
barley 38a od to 69, od I Beans sos od to 7011 od
Ous a od to &p od. Peak ooa od to gss od
Bassworrowir -Vilest toot od to tsas per Quartet.
Bark, tzs od to 7os od 1/1. ana sos od to 67i od
Oats ags od to 40 od Peafe sit od to 630 od

0tr0a0...-Wheat Taos. od to t6os. per Quarto.
Nu* ass nd to poi od I Beans oos od to 7aod
Oats • nils od to 4610 d Peak oos od to 001 od
Pekoe Bread at the following Places:
RtAllilltlh • - td. the gallon loaf.
Is Minute - - as. s 4. ••••••—••••-•••

The Cefwindigheyd, &mace, from Stetin for
Toole, with what, Is arrived at Cowes. She left
Stetin the zoth of May, in company with 65 (hips
all corn laden, bound for different ports in Eng-
land. .
Hereford and other places ate calling meetings
for the purpofe of petitioning Parliament; as al-
ready done by Worcefter, that grain, turnips, and
potatoes may be fold by weight anfleadofmeafure
The building at Brighton continues with much
fpirit—a field at the entrance of the town, of about
three quarters of an acre, lately fold for three thou-
fand guineas, and a piece ofground, at prefent oc-
cupied by a pile of old (tables, near the Duke of
Meatioaovon's, has been fold at 15 guineas per
foot. Portland place colt only zss. per foot, and
that price was deemed inordinate.
At Bedford, on Saturday fe'nnight, Mr. Wm.
Scarborough, of St. Neot's, was convi,fted before
f. DAY, Efq. Mayor, in the penalty of five pounds,
or making a falfe return of the price of corn fold
brhtin in Bedford-market on the 16th of May.
Canaittnoz.—The annual prizes for the belt
Englith declamations have been adjudged in Tri-
nity.hall, to Mars. HUMPH/LYS, MITCH zt.t., jun.
and Bowes'.
Mr. Tenteissow's public Breakfaft was given
in the gardens of Foley-houk on Saturday, with
a princely fPirit and Cafe. About yoo cards wete
trued, and all the fafhionables in town affembled.
The entertainment was defigned in- the (tile of a
two-dirge. Eight tents were erected on the lawn,
north of Foley-houfb, and booths were placed,
with Tunbridge-ware' toys, ribbons, and ttittkets,
brought thither by tradefsnen to All in the man-
ner of a fair. Every thing, refrefhments,
:nate, &gnat could delight the company,
was provided; but alas a fhoirer' a Dorm
deftroycd the joys of the day! Many Ladies
were full dreffed for the Opera ; they were walks
ing in the gardens, and making merry purchafes
in the tents, when about three o'clock a torrent
poured down from the heavens. All was flutter
and confufion, jult 'as if an enemy had entered
the grounds. The •houfe was robbed of its oil
and floor cloths, to make, a dry path acmes
the gnats to the houfe ; but the firft Lady and
Gentleman that ventured on this flippery footway
came jointly to the ground, to the terror of the
others. Sir W. W. Writes then ptopofed that
two Gentlemen fitould carry a Lady in a chair, a
!errant holding an umbrella till they were all
hoofed. The beaus, however, found the office
of Chairman too laborious, and flood quizzing
Sir VI Arlin and others, who, withmuch good
ware and gallantry, were thefcrvants of the fair.
.106 e bottle the company were moll meal:cent-
erentertained ; gardens and tents had laid
oat fumptuoufly to refrefh and amufe, and never
perhaps was to magnificent aft* fpoiled. Precau.
tions had been taken againfl this too, by Dating
in the card if the morning was unfavourable, the
entertainnent would be put off till Monday. The
morning was favourable, and the Dorm gave but
very few minutes warning. In Voley,hook, how-
ever, the company had every thing that could
confole them 1 and the embarraffments of the day
only feemed to have given rife to ridiculons die-
trefs, and entertaining incidents, which afterwards
produced a fund of amufement to the pas,
whom the Prince, and feveral branches of the-Royid
ralgigY WYPltbele Joined, Ws for the vim