Star.
London, England, 1802-08-02 00:00:00

13 iZIGHTON, yULY 3T.

The pretence of the of WALES at the
Races, ha,, as anal, dr.n:•n hither a very great
,nnc'.urfe of cflmpany, %holt-4h there are not fo
rant• of die nobility as v.: have ken during fume
nrmc•r I.ealiins.

The Paces began yeflerday, which afforded
ihme excellent fport ; and there was as deep bet-
in the Booth as we ever remember. The fport
of this forenoon was not In good, the firll match
being off by confent. In the lan beat a fad acci
dent happened to Mr. Ladbroke's Bay Filley, by
Bacchus, which in coming up the hill funred a
drain, and broke his back ; the confequence was,
that his throat was obliged to be cut on the courfe.
The PRINCE lives with great hofpitali:y, and has
.1 party every day, as is tifiral dining the races.—
l'eflerday moll of the Members of the Jockey Club
ssho are here, dined at the Pavilion, amongwhich
are the following Noblemen and Gentlemen :
Lord Egremont, Lord Cia:zmoat, Lord Milling-
ten, Marquis of 1.-. gin, Sir C. Ilonbury, Lnrd
RutiYil, Si I'redr:o; Admiral
Payne, Hon. Mr. Cst rm.tine, Mr. C. Windham,
Mr. Shak.:lpear, Mr. N.n-ton, Mr. Day, Mr. Dut-
ton, P.tnton, Mr. Fulls, Colonel Follarton,
Sir John Shelly, Colonel N;otiti;omery, and Mr.
Howorth. His Royal Ilighne C.: die Duke of
York was alto of the party, and atlitled his Royal
Brother in his hofpital,!: en.Lavours to render his
guells completely :;apisy.
The two days of the races have been rather
tcneel' nous, but did not yr;:v....nt the coarfe being
very fully attended. Th.: Pt inee's fociable and fix
was on the cout lriviin; Matthew Day, Ad-,
miral Payne, Lid Mr. 'heves in it. His Royal
Highnefs rode a beautiful black charger, and ap-
peared in his regimentals each day. Mrs. Fitzher-
bett was ahO in a fociable and four ; and Sir John
and Lady Lade, in a vis-a-vis and four, his jockey
mounted on the box as coachman. With there
exceptions, there was fearcely a carriage and four
on the courfe. Cut ricles were molt the rage.
The libraries are not ne it lit much the places of
retort as formerly, r!): Lillie Go Bill having put
tin end to rAling—neither was there an E. 0. table
to he on the coarfe. The low gambling is
therefore obliged to b. committed by Realth in pri-
vate Moores.

This day his Royal Highnefs entertained ano-
ther part•, confining of nearly the fame Noble
Pei-ton:. The Steine was, in the evening, honoured
with the prefence of the Royal Brothers, and all
their dinner party, who continued enjoying the fine
breeze of the tin& night the leafon has yet afford-
ed, until near ten o'clock.

Ycaerd.ty the Duke of YORK left Brighton for

FRIDAY, JULY 30.
The fira year of a renewal of the Sweepflakes of
loss. each, for 3 yr. olds. Olt' Sft. 41b. Fillies
fi I.—The laft mile of the courfe. The Winner

to be fold for mobs. if demanded within a quar-
ter of an hour alter the Race.
Hi r R. H. the Prince of Wales b. c. Shuck -
Mr. I sdbroitc's ch. c. Alchymilt
Mr. Howorth's b. c. Pie Nic

Me Durand's ch e Morgan Rattler

Mr. Panton's b. e. French-born

The others could not be placed.
Lord Egremont, Mr. Heathcote, Mr. Cox, Sir
C. Bunbury, Coloncl O'Kelly, and Mr. Heming,
were Suhfcribers, but did not name.

Sweepßakes of cogs. each, 3ogs. ft. for Colts then
2 years old, carrying Sit. 61b. and Fillies 811.311).
Two year old Courfe.
Duke of Grafton 's b. f. by Groufe out of Bounty s
Mr. Ileitis's ch. 1. filter to Allegranti
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's gr. f. by Precipitate - 3
I.A. Egrentoot's b. f. by Precipitate, out of a lifter to Culibri.
I.A. Ckrtnont's bi. e. by Trumpator, out of Nelly
Mr. Durand's b. f. by Guildfordout of America, by Iniperator
Sir C. Eunbury's b. f. by Witift. ) , out of Lais
Mr. Wynt.thatn's b. f. by Drottx, cut of Tag
Mr. Panton's b. f. by Buzzard, dam ry Dungannon
Mr. Ladbroke's f. by Tang Wooppecker, out of Equity.
Mr Ladbrolo.'s f. by Young Wooppecker, out of Platina.
M. Hemin-'s Glt.ad, by Buzzard
_ _ .

Sir F. Poolc'a c. by War-y, our of Jerri-lia
The others could not he placed.
Fifty Pounds for 4 yr olds, carrying 811.; 5 yr
olds, Bil. ; 6 yr old.;, qil. :lb. ; and aged,
51b.—Heats, the New Cottrfe, about a mile
and three quarters. The Winner to be fold for
t cogs. if demanded within a quarter of' an hour
after the race, the owner of the fecond horfe

being Ea entitled ; and if declined by him, the
others in the order they come in.
Sir FerdiranOo P00h.% br. to. filomey, 5 yrs. old 3 I I
CAI*. Hatt on's cis. h. Sri:Mem, 3 yrr. old - i 2 2
Mr. Fort br. b. Mittimus, s yrs. nld - 2 3 dr.
Match for aoogs h. tr. The laft Mile.

Mr. Hcathcotc's .lai:ife..J, Sit. Ilb. - - I
H. R. H. the Prince of Wal.a.'s T. 4, SR. 41b. . 2
Match for 'nags. One mile.
H. R. H. the Prince of WAleb%Surprlfc. Sit. 31b. • I
NU. Nortou's Hippona, 9R. 31b. - - 1

SA YURDAY, JULY 31.
Match for wogs. h. ft. Kt. each. Four milcs.
I I R. H. the Prince of W.ilcs's Rebel.

Mr. Norton's Hippona.—Hippona paid.
'rhe fiat year rf:t rtnew.ll of the Pctworth Stakes
of togs. each, for horfes ; 4 yr olds to carry 7it.
71b.; 5 yr olds Btl. 711. ; 6 yr. olds 9it. ; and
aged 91 3112.—Four mile courfe. Mares Al-
lowed alb. The winner to be fold for 2 sogs. if
demanded within a quarter of an hour after the
race, the owner of the fecond herfe being firlt
entitled, &c.
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's br. h. Fidget. 4 yr. old
Sir C. Bunbury names Mr. Wara.'s ch. c. Malta,4 yr. old 1
Mr. Howorth'. b. b. Chiimenbam, 6 yrs. old 3
Mr. Shakclpear's ch. m. Hippona, aged 4
Mr. Durand's ch. h. Sir Sidney, 5 ) mold, drawn
Nine others fubkribed, hut did not name.

6 to 4 on the Prince ; 3 to I againft Malta ; 3 to
t again[ Chippenham.
Fifty Pounds for 3 yr olds 7R. 61b ; 4 yr olds M.
ilb. ; and 5 yr olds 91t. 71b. A winner of a
Plate or Sweeptlakes in 1802, to carry 316.
extra, of two, 71b. extra.—Mares allowed 31b.
Pleats, the New Conrfe.

H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's ch. h. Tag, s yrs. old I I
Mr. Durand's ch. h Sir Sidney, 5 yrs. old - a a
Mr. Wardle's ch. e. Malta, by Simard. 4 yrs. old 3 3
Sir C. Banbury's ch. e. Atoll:Dia, 3 yrs. old - 4 4
Mr. Ladbrokes b. f. by Bacons, dam by Seagull, j yrs.old
broke dams.

6 to 4
_18,.4.1.4 Tata .2.10 t

CORN MifRA:LTS.

MARK-LANE, AUCUIr I' 2.

Wheat and Brans continue to come plentii ill to
hand, the former has with fume difficulty TT: ain-
tained the prices of this day week, the latter has
fold for full is. more.-Flour gets 555. and •Br.
per Pack.-Barley is a little dearer ;•and Malt :has
a brick file at advanced prices.-Oats, and cater
ihings generally as lait Friday.
Englilh Wheat, per quarter, 575. 635. 7os. 721..
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 7os.
Rye. 32c. 345.
Barley, 20s. 265.-(Malting) 365. 3Ss.
Malt, 465. 525. 545.
Oats, 18s. 235. 765.
Horfe Brans, (New) 3os. 365.
Tick Beans, (New) 295. 345. 6J.
Hog Fcafe, 3os. 345.
Boilers, 345. 385. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 475. per cwt.
Coriander, 305. to 365. per cwt.
Canary, 86s. to 9os. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per Ult.
Flour 533. 58s. per tack.
raw( TNt LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, PLY N.

Average prier of Corn in Engisnd and Wales, from the Re
turns coiling the 24th of July, 18or.
Wheat. Rye. Batley. Oats. I BealllB. I Peale.
d. P. d. s. d. d. d d.
67 4 423 31 0 20 3 34 3 36 it

The average Price .1 Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the 22th of July, is 365. sod. per
huudred weight.

PRICKS OF CIAIN, AT Til! FOLLOWING IA

B.ssitscsroLe.—Wheat 493 cd to 731 od per Quarter.
Barley 253 cd to 3tl od I &AIM 30$ od to 37* od
Oats aos od to 244 od Peale CO3 cd to 391 od
Matnesinc4D.—Wheat 70- cd to Scs od per quarter.
Barley ccs cd to oos od I Beans 34s 0.1 to 3(1 cd
Oats 233 CI to 263 cd P.afe 404 cd to 443 cd
Nntveur.7.—Wheat, 424. C,I. tt. 755. Cd. per (j.tptter.
rarky 26s cd to 32a od I Beans 3os od to 4cl od
Oats aos od to 25S cd Peale 36s od to 38s od
Muster.—Wheat 6ts od to 77s cd per Quarter.
Barley 29s od to 341 od I Beans 341 od to 371 od
Oats tBl od to 273 od Peale 42$ od to 441 oil
Reantsc.—Wheat 59a. cd. to 771. cd. per Quarter.
Barley Sts od to 34s cd I ren.ns 36s ci to 391 cd
Oats tos od to 293 od Peale oos Cd to 423 od

At Warminfter Market, on Sarm-day Lifl, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 31. Bs. to 31. 16s. Barley, 11. 45. to 11. Its.
Oats, 19s. to 11. is. Beans, 11. 17s. to al. 3s.