Star.
London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

IVORGES7Eii,.sAPr 35.

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Their Royal Highnefres the Prince of. Watii and
Duke of Suassa left Lord Crdven's, Coombs Abbey,
near Coventry, on Wednefday,4nd were greeted by
immenfe multitudes, at Droitivich and other towns
as they and art ited, in the evening, to dinner,
at Onibetfley Court, a feat of the Marehioners of
Downlhire, about five miles from this city, whets
shey were received with every tefiirtiony of refliett,
and met by many of the Nobility and Gentry of the
country. The Marchionefs and her
.company came
this morning from Omberfley Court to vifit the
city. They were received by the Worcener and two
battalions of the Birmingham Volunteers, doing
duty here, altogether confining of nearly Soon men.
They alighted at the Town Hall, where the Corpo-
ration, Clergy, and others, were prefented to the
Prince. The party partook of a fumptuous tepaft,
provided by the Corporation, and after viewing the
Cathedral, manufaaories, &c. returned to Omberfley
Court to dinner, highly gratified by the diflinguifled
attention (hewn to them by the City and Volunteer's,
and .an immenfe concourfe of people affembled
here on the retailer) ; the Prince, %kith his ufual
goodnefs of heart and htimane benevolence, having
previoufly ordered donations to be made to the dif-
ferent Charities, and to the poor.

The undermentioned paltengers have arrived. in
the Northumberland extra fhip :7-
From Bombay—Mr. Shan)* Civil.Serike ; Lieutenant Colo-
nel Scott, Major of his Msjetty's 78th Regiment; Major Baird,
Captain of his Majtfty's 36th Regiment; Licutemutits Lest:is,
Gaveen, and George, of his Majefty's yyth Regimcdt; Aetiag
Lieutenant Tanner, Marlues.—FromCeylon, Lieutenants rvt,Cabe,
Snit-111c, Rob, Smith, Campbell, and Kains, and Quarter Matter
Rots, of his Majtfty's sift Regiment ; Miftreffes SmelUe, Smith,
M'Cabe, and Rofs.—From the Cape, Captain SorrelL—From St.
Helena, Major Green, Bombay Eftablithmeat ; Mrs Green, and
five children ; Mils M. A. Smellie, born at tea; Matters Yuba
Smith; William, George, Robert, and Charles Rofs ; Mifs Rofs.
A letter front Ceylon, dated the 7th of April, Rites
that tome changes had taken place in the Miniftry of
the King of Candy, highly favourable to the Britith
interefts. The Prim'e Mlnifter, the violent enemy of
the Engli(h, had been difgraced and t4rown into pri.
fon, upon fufpicion of a confpiracy again his mailer.
The officers who fall into the hands of the Candiani
1 during the laft war, have been treated with great in.
dulgence, and hopes were entertained that they would
1 fhortly be releafed.

EXTRACT OF • PRIVATE LETTER Timm HELICOLAND,

DATED SEPTEMBER 13.
The inhabitants of this little ifland are tbepooreft let of iseople
I ever law--arany of them would have !tamed but for die relief
afforded them by our Governor ; antLyet you cannot ,go Into the
pooreft finale in the ifland without teeing many fits of landfalls
china and down beds. There are 32 pieces of cannon backs fis2l4
pieces and mortars, with a large flock of ammunition.
14, The bomb in which I came lies off
.the Wand, a comple.
Wreck. None of the guns hwe been laved out of her, and but very
little of the rigging and flora. All the crew are fife, and have
been fent on board Lord Falklanrs Ihip the Ctiebec. who is Com-
modore here. 'The Surgeon and Marines remain here, to take
charge of the mortars. The Wanderer (loop was near Charing the
fame fate. She itruck on the fame rock, and loft her falfe keel.

The Wand is by nature as ttrorg as Gibraltar, no part of it
but is tto feet perpendicular from the, furface of the lea; the only
entrapce is by a flight of items, af 3 in number ; on the Rept were
three large ehevaux dc friefs and two gates, and pointing on them
are three fix pounders—a warns afcent we thould have had, had
there been any attempt to defend them. I was at the Governor's
the other day, when two perfons camc to entreat permitflon to
marry, which, according co the old laws or cuftorm, of the Mend,
they cannot do without his permiffion. The old Governor is wait-
ing for a Lir wind to carry him to the Continent. The Wand is
not more than three miles in circumference, and three quarters
broad ; the number of inhahitatits about three tboufand. Every
' article is double the price it is In England, arid there is very little
or any thing. If a fupply of provitions does not arrive fooh from
England we mug be confined to the Chip allowance."
Tom Jos s s. —The narrative Print which is to admit
the firft part of the new and elegant edition at this
admired Novel, reprefents the " Fimmact of Tots
fonts, when an 'infant, by ALLworrmv."—This
print, which the Put:dithers offer as a fpecimcn of shy
Ryle in which they mean to embelliffi this edition, is
engraved by HEATH, from a drawing by WESTALL;
A part- will appear the fink day of every month,
price 2S. 6d. printed on a wove paper, and hot.
preired. Pubblhed by jonsq4UNt and CAREW Rl*
HELL, and C. CHAPPLE, Pall Mall; and may he had
of all bookfelkrs and newfinen.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN TXCHANo , MARK-LANE, SEPT. 28.

CI:NERAL CUARZIPICT AS UNDIR:
"neat, 42$ Sea tots per qr. Grey Peak 6ss 64s
Finc Ditto, 65s 70* BMW. 541 6os oi
Rye, 404 ass (new) Tick Ditto. 46s scs od
Barloy,3sl4 4ts 031 S. 245 284 32s
IMalt,6Bs 74s od Poland ditto 33$ 31$ od
WWI. Pas (bullets) 13os 150. Potatoc ditto 36s Cd
Rape Seed 231 to 271 oos.
Fine Flour sss sBs—Seconds scs to SSC
111 r TTJRIsT of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the
14th of Sept. to the z9th of September—Total It 644 quarters
Average 66s tcid.-2s. toid higher than lalt return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From the r2th of September to the iSib of September.
Total-18 647 tacks--Average 10s. 3il
cs rid. lower than laft return.
Sall/111 MICROS GRAIN ON HOARD 5111 t A 5 UNDER:
trlheat 435 541 Os Boilers 125 s Lott od
Fine 6os 64. Suffolk, to —ii el
Superfine 66s Os Grey Pea, 47s 614 od
. Tine Eifel White, &C. —4 7c5 Hoge Beans, scs 56s
Rye, 40s 455 Ditto, Old S9l —$
Barley 34% 451 od Tick Beaus, 424 501 od
Malt 66s 74$ Oats 24$ 286 125
White Peas zoos tees Potato!, sis 361 od
, Rape Seed 221. to 271. per left —Fine Flour 55s to boa. per Sack.
Carraway 42s to 44s per cwt.
Coriander zos to ats ditto.
Broad Scans 63s to t cos per quarter
Long Pods les od to 72s cd ciao
White IVtuftsrd Seed 16s to 24s per WO
Brown ditto 21$ to 3c.s per ditto
'fares sis to 174 per ditto.
PRICE OF HOPS.
RAOS. POCRETS.
Kent 51 121 to 61 6s Kent - sl 16s to 71 4s
Start 51 tcs to 51 16s Su:ror si is, to 61 rot
kffei 51 cos to sl 161 Farnham 71 OS to 101 cs
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Blip 51 111 to 61 zos I Pockets 61 os to 21 itos
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whitechapel.
Hayperload 3 is oto 6 S o Hay per I,AI 4 oto 6 6
Straw a 19 oto 2 5 o Straw I 14 ILI 2 0
Clover 3 10 to 7 o
lottes Or VAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hays - 51 os to 61 os New Clover 51 os to 61 r.
Clover 51 I 011 to 71 06 I Strap, 11 t6s to 21 2s

SMITHFIELD MARKET, September 28.
The fupply of prime Death was this day unufual, and the Mar.
kct in general exhibited an abundant thew of cattle. Mutton and
Lamh are dearer than our lalt report—Perk is cheaper—Beef and.
Veal fupport Lift prices, and the trade for the moft part, was tole
rably good. The fates in the Hay market were pretty Lyely :
Straw has Mien in price Game Fridty's market; Hay and Clover
have got up in price.
To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b.
Beef 34 4d to 4s 44 Veal 41 od to SS od
Mutton 4s od tb 4a 8d Pork' 4s 8d to Ss 8d
Lamb 4s od to 5s od.
HEAD Or CATTI.2 THIS DAT.
Beets, alLitit 3375—Sheep and Lambs, 23.760.
Calves 133—Pigs 410.
NEMO:SATE and LEADENHALL, September 28.
Per ftone of alb. by the carcafe.
Beef as 81 to 34 8d I Veal 3s od to 4s 84
Mutton 39 ad to 4$ 04 Pork as 8d to Ss 8d
Lamb 35 cd to 4s. 44.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 44 cd Town Tallow 68s od to —s
'tiara Market 4s od Yellow Ruflia 66s od to 00f
'Whitcehapel Market White ditto 6is od to ocs
(per Rollo of al!).) 34 tt 13 Soap ditto 6ts to 62: cd
---- Melted Stuff 48s to —s cd
is it (1 Ditto rough 344 od to os
Average Price 43 ad Greaves 111 od
Conti t)regs 12a to os
Yellow F..oar, Boa—Mmtleri, 9os—.Curd, 941
Frier of Catulici per dozen, tis 01-.lloUldit 11. od
FROM THE Ls3NDON G.NZErI'F, SEPT. 26
Average Price of Corn in /England anti Vi ales, from the Retu:na
ending Sqt 19, $BO7.
Wheal Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Pears.
s. d. d. s d. s. d. s. 1 s. 4.
7f 1 47 8 1 A 7 49 3 St 3 6o 3
The avenge Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the we...k rt:ding Sept. 23, to 30. cid. per hiss...trod weight.
SEA-COAL itir.4 FRS' OFFICE, LONDON, SEPT. a 6.
C.12001S 3010. and PRICES.
Nion.l4y, I Wednefd Friday.
Sept. at. Stllf. 13 S.pt. 25.
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NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adair 's Main
B:itnu Leos • 2
Biggs Main • 4
Brandiing's Main -
Croft's Main
Marin) Main 7

Heivintrn Main . 8
.-Nolywcll Main - I
7 Murton Main - I
• Percy Main - a
Plootop--Simproo -
TAitacid Moor ' 4

Townley Main - i
• Walker * 3
Wall's End - a t

54 6

48 0

SS 6

S 4 0

49 6

55 3
55 6
54 9

54 9

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53 9
44 0
52 6
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42 9
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Temple'. Wall's End -
• Whit ellen
t Wilington
Wylam Moor
t &nth Hebbetrn
. Eil!itiglo.l Main
Riliingw.eth
-Hattekftworth Main
Hartley -
. . SUNDERLAND COAL.
, Bourn Moor -
. Eden ?lain -
. Newbottle auttUrpeth -
Ships 68 9
COAL MARKET, Sept 28
-
Ships at Market B:ape fold Peitz
16 Newetftle Coal 12 Sts cd to SEI 33
3 Sunckiked 3 47* 9J to 50* Sd
a Fiona Coal o ecs od to 00e ed
1 Cinders 3 3os 6AI to oos od
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
I
antaerdare 3; S 2 UC Cadiz 38; air& I
Genoa 41{
Do. et fight 34 9 Madrid39f elk.% I.ilb-in dia
Rotterdam • I a t 2DC Bilbo* 381 &ca. ( Oporto 63
tiambergh 34 I 21 Ur. Leghorn se Dublin r
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Altona 34 3ai Uf Naples 4s Cork It
P3Till, t day's date 34 6 Lie. Venice 33 lir. Piceole diet:live
Ditto 3 VC 24 10 per
,C der!.
• Benreltanz se to 1 'Palermo. 92 pence per oz.
Agie en the Bank el Ilelland St per Cent.
New Dollars at ss sd •
COUNTRY MARKETS. t
!KICKS •I' GRAIN •T TYE FOLLOWINII MARKETS.
BASINGSTOK E —Wilt2t 60s Ca to 76$ ed per Quaver. i
Barley 373 Cd to 4c3 od lAea 1 lb 303 ad 10 521 Oa '-
Vats 295 Oat.; 32; of Bread is Gia per cellos
ert . .. Haw, vr —Whet 564 od te 801 rd per of
;2, ark 7 3:6 :hi to 392 ed I Brans 495 od to tci od
:. spats, „as' od to 111 od Pcare 366 ad to
.tB6 od
Ild..tost.ucan......Wlicat 631 od to 766 od per Q
telt Aos al to 4^s6di Beans 36s od toss
• 6 • Joe 46.1 to 371 c 4 Peafe 6.71 od to 6ts od
a ': Xewsoitto....Vbrat sts od to Bos cd per Qr.
I
sße. cd S 5. used. Oats 291 od to .36s od
itailti Cog CA 1° 373 cd Deans 496 od to 563 od
, "cm cis "cd to 36e cd Peace o:s cd to 336 od
Reettien..—Wicat 975 od to 795 od per Qr.
I
- Newt Whceekts od to 141' ' lams ePs cd to sss ad
. . aggircr 3,44,ed to 386 cd Resits 38s ad to 63s cd
qtr' 80a ed to 4.61 ift WiteAt- la Usti sQs.

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A CHALLENGE
ESSAS. CUR RIE and CO. Surge-ns, ch4lenge
ITA she Orkok world to prove a Sngle indance where their Me
divine and method of cure have fail:! of the Mired elect. The
pradlice of many years in this particular branch of tia..ir pro:alio
has not given rife to one unfuccefsjui cafe.
They continue to eked their ftuslies to the treattrent and cure
at Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyitern,
"Whkh the confequerce of the pernicious walteful of ha
bit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youths of both testes,
in the one it "till be found to be the unfailing fource of harrennefs,
the other have its ravages fatally developed # them by a diftreding
irate of debility, which, if not timely remcthed, terminates in im-
potence. 1 It& are its remote and ultimate effects % while eon-
rut:options, lofs of nturcular p Doter, and various nervous emnplailits
&nay charadlerife the earlier lieges of this fulitary vice. Of per-
foes languilhing under th:.difonier• incident to fuck 'a life the it
treatmenti. fienule.and has never proved on:need:4ot in the courfe
of a long. laborious, and.much extended practice. In the moil
oliflitiate and complicated cafes of Venerral Infedion.fuch as ob-
Ovuelions in the Urethra, Spongy Escrercences, Hard 'rumour:,
Cdious Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Vi'ealuiefs, sleets, &e. &c
which have hitherto b:lfiledthe hill of the gentral praditioner,
Meicr. Currie and C o arc now enabled radically to core by a new, I
t.te, and expeditious mode of practice, fuperior to any other yet I
adopted. 'they may be confulted by either Sex with the greaten
delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at thtir houfr, No. 1:4, Hatton Gar- j
den. Patieats in the country are remnit,el to Rate the particulars
of their cafe, their age, awl general mode of Living. Letters, peft
pai.l,encloting a bunk ttine.'will he duly anfwered I and the need'
lacy agvice and medicines girvn torrent to any pa: t of the kingdom.

SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,
• LONDON.
WORTH, PAST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
The UNIVERSAL. COACH and WAGRON OFFICF.
CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, EAS(±, and EXPEDITION for
TRAVELLERS In general, from the
SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW H 11.1..
CHESTE Tarpniey, NaMptWiah, Woireleya
'LA bridge. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Daily
B')STON, Spalding„ Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon
new R0y..1 Mail Coach. fats out tasty Eveni,g.
SU NI I tRLAND, Stockton, ant Yarns new Coach, every
M n7ng, to the C. aorta Inn, Sunderland. •
LIVERPOOL War:forma. Knittaferd, Stone, and lan hfiefd.
Pol. Coach, ealkal the Expedition, every Everting, at 5 o'Cieick,
to the Crown Inn, Red.crofs (treat, Liverpool. (Lauda! through-
out.
BATH and BRlSTOL—Uncommon Cheap Travelltog to Bath
and Eiriftol, by the Flying Peift Coaches, th:ough Cbippenbam,
Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon , arrive at Mr. May's.
the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern. Thomas Rteet,
flrillol, titzt Morning.—lnfide, al. is Outfide, us. Coaches to
Wells. Bridgev:ater. Taunton, &c.
LEEDS New light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete out
every Morning, at 8 i:Cloelt, carries feur Winks only. and goes
remarkably earl.. plies through Stamford, Newark, Raeford. Don-
caller, and F. rryaridee, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at
Nom. Maid:Via:Ain the uncommon expedition of till.; Coach,
it I. allowed to he the Molt agreeable and complete public convey •
avec on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodatiou by
any other.
KEN DA 1 .. Laneafter, Prefton, Kirby Lonfdale, Mutton, Chew
ley, Orn73cirk, and Garltand Pelt Coaches, every Afternoon, at
Five o'Clock.—Guarded.
GLASGOW, Longtown, Cr. tna-Green, Antra, Dumfries.
P. ownhill Thornhill. Sanquhar-Kiln, Cummack Kiagfivell. and all
Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday, 'Fuefilay, and
Thurfday hlorning, at Seven o'Clock.
I.OIITH, Srilfby, Bolton, Hull, Crimfby, Spalding, Peter-
boretteh. Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, foss I ft every Eve:.Fg.
YORK, N ewea RIF, and P.disiburgh New Co:el perfo r led with
a C;tairel throughout, lea out every Morning at Seven tis.2lock, by
way of Newark, Retford, Tadealter, Darlington, Northalerton,
Durham, Morpeth, awl Berwick. Palifengcrs finding thertifiaves
fatigued from the le-ngth of the journey, may reit what time they
pleafc, and t"en rreceed on without any additional fare. The
Propri.tor at York runs Coaches to Kull, Scarborough, Whitby,
and other places.
CARL ISLE. Peneith, and Il'hiteliaven Poft Coach. goes wi'h
four Hodes and a Guaril all the way—palfes through rzrough,
Appie by, Gretaliridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge,
Aberford, Doneafter, and Grantham, (the neared way
by t 8 mi!es), (et:. out every Sunday, 7 uefday, and Thurfday
Morning. and performs the journey with the greaten facility.
PaUengera detained ou the road by India( fa, or pleafure, have the
peculiar advantage of their feats being haired in the next Coach,
(with only liz Coachmen).
EXETER. Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor-
ehefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, every hloriditg at Four
o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Azmhafter, Bridrort,
Blandford, Ballnaltoke, and Bagfhot.
SHEFFIELD and Rotherhaza likakingham Coach every Morn-
' log at Seven...-GuardelL
OXFORD, 13anfon, and Henley Port Coal*, with a Guard,
every Actcrno :tr. at Five o'Clock.
• MANCHES rF.R. Wilmflaw, Congliton. Neweaflle, Walf 11,
and Wolcerhampfn:n Putt Coach, every Afternoon —Guard al.
• SHREWSBURY, Wellington, mid Shiffaal Pon Coach, the
Royal Charlotte, every evening at s o'clock, to the Rama and Bell
and Ut:icona Inn, Sbrewtbury—Goarded.
SOD fHAMPTON. %includes. Alrcsford, and Alton Coach,
every Al.:ming.
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Polk Coach, with a Guard—Seta
out every Afternoon, and reachertinninghant next day at Noon.
Peres by Oxford, Ennon, iwa Shiplterne, to the Saracen's Head,
MAI (tract, Birmingham.
HULL, Northcave, Howleri, Thorne, and Doneafter Pert,
Conch, every Morning, at Seven 41.CIOCk, to the Bull amid Sun Ina
Ylvtan Gatc, Hull.
HERTFORD, Ware, HoridefJon and Chethant Coach, every
Mornirg.
BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Redlifil newPoft
Coach. every Morning it..d Afternoon, by Richarrni'a t. •Intl Co.
TtYfTENFIA NA and Edmonton Coach, daily, at half pan re,
half paft two, half pan foot-, and half pail feven o'clock.
N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Sec convea, ad by the I
tinder mentioned WrtGCONS.
To DISS, Beccies, &ropy, Bury and all parts of Suffolk, every
Monday.
M A it IBRO', Newbury and Reading, every Tue May.
WORCESTER, Ktdderminfter, Hereford, Carmarthen, Brea.
m.ek, and all parts of South Wales, Perlliore and Wycombe, every
Saturday.
CIRENCESTER. Abington and Malley, three times a week
souTH I' %Viotti, fter, Rumfry, Lyndh Lyrninj
ton, Chrillektileh Ringwood, Fordinglaridge, Wirnhoutne, Poole.
Ifle of Wight, Jerky and Gni:racy. Waggons d sly.
SUNBURY, H .aipton aisd Twickenham, twice a week.
EXETER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggnns. •!aily, car-
rying Goods and Paffangers, as ufual, to all parts of the Weil of
England.
•
WM. kTOUNTAIN and Co. refpedtfully acquaint their friends
and the public, that they cannot he accountable fur any Pared or
Luggage. due. of more than Fine Pounds value, if loft or ni.flaid.
fpeelned at t It- time of delivery,and paid foe accordingle at
Ca; SaTa cea'a Hea'! ..a, Snow London. ,