Star.
London, England, 1802-01-02 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY z.
A Ream of the PRICES of FLOUR, frogp the 19th °lnce'
-to the zstb of December ineltiree.
Total 9,028 (3.CILSAVCratt 694.3 t d.
is. cid. higher than laR return.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.

Bap 31 181 to sl lis Pockets 4 4$ to 71 TM
SMITHFIELD, January t.
To fink t►e otral--yer (tone of 81b.
Oaf 4$ sa to 6s 41 Veal - ss 44 to 6s rod
Muiton -ss od to 6s 61 Pork - 6s od to p cal
Stock at Market this morning, &efts 600, Shcep tsoo.

NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, January x.
Per ftone of Mb. by the careafc.
Beef 3s Ind to St 44 Veal 4s 44 to 6s 7d
Mutton 4s 6d to ss 84 Pork 61 od to 76 4d
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 4s old Town Tallow 68s od to os
Clare market os od Ruffia ditto (c.a.) 6os od to his
Whitt-chapel market 0 od Raffia ditto (foap) 57e tons
(per Roue of Sib) White Candle Ruffia 6os to os
Melting Stuff 495 od tolls
8s old Ditto Rough 3ss od to cs
Average Price 4s od Greaves • -19 s od to os
Good Dregs ITS to Of
Yellow Soap, 681. to os.—Mottled,76s.—Curd, Sos.
Candies, to,. 64.--.Moulds, its. 6d.
RAW HIDES. January t.
Hit/es (per Row) 34 ed to pBd Heavy Calf 91 od each
Middling as :ad to 3s 2d Horfe Skins 121 to 15s
Ordinary so ad to ss 4d Sheep Skins 4s od to 7s 6d
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 561 b each, - -16 d to ad
Ditto, 6o to 661 b - . - 194 to tad
Merchants Backs . ald to i7l
Dreffing Hides . -13 d to 14
Fine Coach Hideo - • zeld to 1
Crop Hides for Cutting - x7d to sod
Plat Ordinary . - xsd to !a
Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per dorm, - and to 244
Ditto so to 701 b - - 244 to asd
DITTO, 70 to 806 - - 14 to 264
Small Soak (Greenland) per lb. so 4d to 25 84
Large ditto - . zoos to 120, per dos.
Tanned Hods Hides - as to sos each
. Gam Skins - - ITS to 63. per dosen
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, January z.
Smithfield. St. James's. • Whitechapel.
O. Hay 3zeto 5 5 3 o o cos 8 0 4 4 *to 5 8 0
N.do. ootoote
Straw 1 7to tx3 z z 6 otos s 0 2 note i ill •
%over 4zo tos zs ..—.... 5 to oto 6 6 o
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COALS, January I.
Belt Cnak irk the Pod, al. 64. ed. per Chaldroo.
Delivered al. as.. od.
Sunderland, al. is. od.
Delivered 21. um 64

At the Public Office,Hatton Garden,onWednef-
day, a fellow,who had formerly been a publiean,was
examined a fecond time, being charged with going
to different public-honfes in company with a wo-
man, where they regaled themfelvcs with things of
the belt. He might have gone on the whole win-
ter in this way, had be not bilked Mr. Smalley, of
the Blue Boar, Great Ruffell-greet, Bloomfbory,
who had advertifed hint with a defcription of his
perfon, by which defcription, tifinfl the fame art
of bilking, at the houfe of qrs. Price, the Bunch
of Grapes, in Albemarle-fireet, Clerkenwell, he
was apprehended. He always contrived to get his
female companion out of the way firs, and after-
wards to make his own efcape,leaving the reckon-
ing unpaid. Six publicans appeared againft him
for the like offences. A friend of his came for-
ward to indemnify the fufferers, but not having
fufficient money about him, the prifoner was re-
manded to prifon till Monday.
RonnaltiEs.—ln confcquence of the numerous
highway robberies' and burglaries lately commit.
ted in and about the metropolis, feveral notorious
offenders have, within 'bele few days, been appre-
hended by -the Bow-greet Officers and patrole,
among whom are two notorious houfe-breakers
and three footpads. In the poffeffion of the
houfe-breakers was found various property, fup-
pofed to have been Role's, and in the lodgings of
one of them, a molt complete fet of tools for
houfe-breaking.
The footpads, who were taken a few evenings
fince, on the Kent road, were, on Thurfday even-
ing, examined before Sir RICHARD FORD, when
two teals found on one 4, them were identified by
Mr. Shaw, the meffenger, who was one night,
about a fortnight ago, on the Deptford-road, rob-
bed by two footpads ; and a young man, who re-
fides in the Borough, identified the perfons of two
of them, for affaulting and robbing him near
Peckham Gap, on the evening of the s6th of De-
cember lag. He, with Mr. Shaw, was bound
over to profecute at the next affixes for the county
of Kent; but as the prifoners are fufpeded to have
been guilty of moft of the highway robberies
lately committed in the counties of Kent and Sur-
rey., they were again ordered to be brought np
for re-examination on Monday next, when the
houfe-breakers are alto to appear, and the property
found will be exhibited.

Early on Wednefday morning, a Gentleman's
bade in Laytonnone, Me:, was broke open, and
robbed of a quantity of plate, wearing apparel of
confiderable value, and about 301. in call).
On Wednefday night the dye.houfe of Man.
Brnwn and Bryant, dyers, in John.fireet, Beth-
nal-green, was broke open and robbed of a large
quantity of fill to a very confiderable amount.

A daring robbery was committed on Thurfday
tall, near Chelmsford, by two men difguifed in
rough coats, like (mugglers. Mr. Jofeph Tilney,
a farmer at Writtle, was returning home from
market, when he was overtaken by the above men,
and robbed of calh and notes to the amount of 401.
befides his watch. On leaving him, they (truck
him feveral violent blows on the bead, which it
was at firft fuppofed had fraelared his &all, (wear-
ing that if he made any alarm, they would return
and kill him.

Lail week Edward Poyster was committed to
Reading gaol, by Sir CHALLIS MIMI', charged
with Scalina heifer at Mortimer, Berks, the
property of David Hughes.
_ _

Friday fe'nnight were committed to the fame
gaol, by Josue Towne, Mayor, and Samos".
Towage, Efqn. Juftices of the borough of New-
bury, Timothy Slingo, charged on fufpkion of
Sealing a few and four pigs, the property of
Richard Durham; and Solomon Slingo, for re-
calving the Paid four pigs, knowing theta to have
Inca MAD.

MA
Otk Wedoefday, the Lady of ME.
P. W. Crowther, Efq. of a
Son, at Hlghbury Lodge.
Thurfday, Mrs. Alexander, of 13fdford-row, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Lately. by fpecial licence, by the Rev. Ralph Brandling,
George Payne, Efq. of Suiby Abbey, Northamptpnihire, to
Mifs Mary Grey, fecond daughter of Ralph William Grey,
H.q. of Backworth, Northumberland.
Thurfday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Richard Thomas
Streatheld, Efq. of the Rocks, Suffez, to Mifs Shuttleworth,
eldeft daughter of Robert Shuttleworth, Efq. of Barton-lodge,
Lancalhire.
Same day, by the Rev. Dr. Morice, at St. George's, Ha-
onver-Iquare, the Rev. Henry Morice, Vicar of Dagenham,
youngeft fon of Dr. Morice, to Mifs St. Aubyn; and Captain
Pearfe, of the 14th Light Dragoons, fon of the late Colonel
Pearfe, of the Ealt India Company's Service, to Mifs Martha
St. Aubyn, daughters of Sir John St. Aubyn, of Clovrance,
Cornwall, Bart.
Same day, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Thomas Aftley, Efq
of the feventh Light Dragoons, to Mifs Comyn, daughter of
the late Rev. Thos. Comyn, of Tottenham, Middlefea.

DIED.
LaR week, the infant daughter of Thomas Monte, Efq. of
the Polygon, Southampton.
LaR week. at Salifbury, in the 70th year of his age, Mr.
Henry Goldwyer.
Lilt week, at St. David's, aged 57, the Rev. Delabere Prit-
chett, 57 years Subekanter of that Cathedral, and 49 years Pa-
riat Prkft.
On Sunday evening, at the boufe of Henry Holland, Efq.
SloanTlace, Mifs Ruft, eldeft daughter of James Ruft, Efq.
of Granfdoo, Cambridgelhire.
On Chriftmas Day, at the advanced age of 95, Mrs. Flet-
cher, rend of Thos. Fletcher, Efq. late of Rufhdon-hall, Igor-
thamptoaDdre. •
On Wednefday fe'nnight, after a few days Rinds, Mr. Edw.
Chandler, of Knightfbridge, Cooper; his only lifter en Mon-
day, and both are to be buried together in the fame grave.
On Monday fennight, at Wells, Lady Franca Seymour,
rad of the Right Hon. Lord Francis Seymour, late Dean of
Wells, and uncle to the Duke of Sosnerfet.
Sunday, at his limit in Harley-ftreet, Cavendith-fquare,
Peter Bathurft, Efq. of Clarendon Park, near Saliibury ; a
General in the Army, and formerly M. P. for Eye, Suffolk.—
He has bequeathed the bulk of his fortune to his half-brother
for life, and afterwards in fee to the (mind fon of the prefent
Earl Bathurft.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TOMORROW
Morning , - o minutes after o
"Afternoon - u minutes after o

FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c.
Dr. STEERS'. OFODELDOC. _ _ _

'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to
be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in the Cure
of Bruifes, Sprains, Rheumatifins, Cramps, Numbncfa and
Stlifncfs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well
as in reftoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a
Paralytic State. his alfo.particularly ferviceable for Chilblains;
but in this Complaint it ihoold be diffolved, and applied warm.
On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is
pfted a Stamp, in which are engraved thcfe words—' F.
Nawar, tr, N 0.45. St. Puri." All others are counterfeit.
Sold only by F. Mr ws a R ,at the Warchoufe for Dr. James's
Powder, No. 45, In St. Paul's Church-yard, a kw doors front
the corner of Cheapftde, London; and, by his appointment,
by Mt iTrs. jebuult and Co. No, 150, and J. Pidding, No. 76,
Oxford.ftreet ; J. Wade, Old Bond-greet; Bayley and Co.
Cockfr,,r-ftreet ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-ftrett ;
j.Ward, Middle-row, Holborn T. Tutt Royal Exchange;
and W. Clarke, Borough, High-Rivet. Price 21, 6d. per Sot.
tle,inalucling the Stamp, or S:x for 139.6 d.
. B. As the Opodeldoc for :.,.portation is exempted from
the Stamps, and therefore d..; Ived of that mark of authenti-
city, and as great quantities of counterfeits are tent out of the
kingdom; all perfous abroad, to prevent t.zc!l impiSitioui. at e
delired to be particular in ordering their Ai:ma to procure this
Medicine from Mr. Nev ''cry's.