Star.
London, England, 1806-03-27 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDN sDAY, MARCH 16. .
To-day there was a cnntintiance of few frr(h tam
pies of Wheat cnming to market ; the trade is heavy
in tale—inferior is rather cheaper, fire keeps its price.
Barley in tolerable fupply, and fill with few famplei
of firlt quality, which fupport thi it prices, others are
rather lower.—Mail i. Rill abnolt without file.—fn
Peas little alteration—Beans a trifle Inwer.--There
are feveral cargoes of foreign Oats arrived, but the
(envies not being of the hell quality, emit-es thofe at
a reduflion, but fine without alteration; for feed.
about 365. per quarter. Flour inclines !merit dad
general fates at rather left than the quotation.

CONSINCT AS i
What, 43s 60. 7os pee qr. Gray Paa(c 101 3.0 - • , . • ,
Nne.Ditto. 73s 73s 64 Beans. (new) 33136 s ~ ....,
Stye, 36a 405 od Tick Ditto 24:. 3,16.04 ~
8at1e7,161 315 64 . oati, 221 261.445. •
1,1121442E6Es od •Peind Atte 161 3triur
Wilke Peak, 34, aCworl / Rape Feed, 331 411 grislit
MICR Or TIIUR.
1 MC FLOW, 6011 ta 63s Scout* sss to 60s per fut.
PRICE uP HOP 3 IN TEE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bag. 61 os to 111 os 1 Pockets 61 6s to 91 011.
/SIC/ OP LAT AND STRAW IN SMITMVISLD.
Old Hay, 9 94 Se 41 toe—Clover 31 res to 41 son
Reran .91 as to *I os.-Straw, 21 10s to at .51
COAL MARKET, Idarel 26.
Ships at Market &hips fold Price
6 Newcaftle Coal 3 325 od to 51e 9d.
2 Stone Coal 0 cos od to ••••• qd
I Cinders - o —s od.

Yefferday W. Richards, a hackney coachman to
'Mrs. Fox, io Turk's-head-yard, Turnmill-ftreet, was
rcharged, at Hatton-garden Office, on fufpicion of
,fecreting a gold watch, the property-of Mr. Schor n,
who came from Dartford in a pofi chaife, and hired
the coach in Bridge-Rivet, to take him to the Cloillers
in Smithfield. The prilmer helped to move the lug-
gage, and the watch was at the time under the
enfision of the chaife. Mr. Schoon did notmifs it till
he got to the Cloifiers ; not knowing the number of
the coach, he ,publitLed hand bills, which brought
forward a lad named Wells, who clef:soled, that he
few the prifoner init..* watch in his coat-pocket, as he
was miffing by. He was fully committed for trial.
The cipiage of the Right Hon. George Ponfonby,
the new Lord Chancellor of Ireland, broke down
three tithes between London and Birmingham ; and
the carriage of the Duke of Bedford broke down
,once betwesn ,laondon and Barnet, on their way to
Ireland. • .
On Mopday might Mr. Curti SFR r, of Winchefter-
fireet, was (topped on Hounllow•heath, and robbed
of forty pounds.
A baker's balker, left near a houfe in Broad-1 reets
having on Tuefday attrafted the eye of anidle vagrant,
he approached, under an idea that he was unken, to
purloin the bread ; but at•the ;Minot he put his hand
into the ba'ket, the baker's dog, which was couched
behind, fuddenly feized his atm, and tore it in a
(hocking manner.
Monday as an old public boort, called the Ca.
thei ine-wheel, in Catherine-wheel.alley, Whitechapel,
was pulling down, fume of the brickwork fell, by
which one of the labourers was fuffocated.
Tuefslay fe'nuight, as Mr. Thomas Martin war
tiding over Fairlighr bolills On his return from flaf•
tings, his honk took fright at fomething on the road,
he reared up, and fell backwards, by which Mr Mar
tin was thrown, and fo dreadfully hurt, that he ex-
pired two days after the accident.

DIVIDENDS.
March so. Barash's Campbell, late of Princcs.fquare, Ratcliffe.
Mlddlekx, broker, at twelve,at Gul'&01,
Apuil in. Clough Leefe, of Leopard's Cowart, Baldwin's Gar.lens,
Leather-lane, Mfddickx, chenuft, &mitt, dealer and chaptuan,
at one, at Guildhall.
April tn. James Thweat, of Marchrfter, John G4lly, of Bread-
Aran, London, Thomas Munday, of Mauchetter, merchants
and copartners. at two, at the Star lan, Mancheftcr.
April at. William Bryon, of St. IVlary.at•Hill, London, brandy-
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 3o Juana Eaton, now or late of Liverpool, merchant, at
one, at the York Hotel, Willisinfon.fguare,l..verpool.
April as. Edward Eagleton of Cksaplide, London, grocer and tea
dealer, at twelve, at GulkihalL
April as. Lois Wickens, of St. Clement's Church.yard,Middicfes,
habcrdafher, at twelve, at GulliholL
April at. 'Dimas L‘btfoot, of Lawton, I.anclifbire, snannfadtu-
rer, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, hlancheiter.
Aro 24. John Saxton and George Chapman, of CheflerSeld,
Derbylhire, hofiers and parturs, at dames, at the Angel kat,
Cheiterficld.