Star.
London, England, 1805-11-08 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, NOV. 8,
The Market remains, with few frefh temples of
Wheat arriving, expeBing a reduction. fcarce any
fates are made, and thofe at leis price—Barley in
very thort fupply, and full 2s. dearer—Malt is rather
higher in price—Old Beans alfo—White Peas re-
main dear—Having short fupplies of Oats, this ar-
ticle keep its price--and the prices of Flour are
without alteration.

GNN COIA Veer AS TiNDrlt :
Wheat. 445. 565. 66. per qr. Grey Peale 349 37.
Fine Ditto, as. 711. pd. Beans, 495. sss.
Rye, 3os. 355. od. Tick Ditto los. 488. Od
&rig', 350,. 444. od• Oats, 258 ps 345.
Malt, 78$. 83s. al. Poland ditto 3t: 361 61.
White Parc, 565. 6z.. 04. Rape Seed, 4-I. 441 per Lilt.
Tit ICY OF ILoGit.
Fine Flout 655. to yos. Seconds 6os. to 6 ts. per fact

SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. R.
This day's market was tolerably well for pplied with
different kinds of Cattle. The prices eontinne much
the fame as our laft report, if we ercept prime Beef,
which is rather dearer. Trade was not over brifk.
The fates in the Hay Market were dull, and the prices
vary little from Monday's Market. The under men.
tioned prices and numbers are a corrett flatulent
To fink the offal—per Iloue of Alb.
Beef 4i od to sib od I Veal 4. di to 6. eel
Multo° Or od to St ed Poet od to 41 sod
Lamb os od to Of 04.
11240 Or Lt Tills DAT.
Delfts 67c—Csises sr 7—Sheep 3 740—Pigs. 420.
r.,er or STRAW IN 11221TOTItLD.
Hay, per Load, 31 C 4 to ti to
Straw, • • it r6s to 21 as
Clover 31 3s to 31 ISt

Yefierclay, about twelve o'clock, hi% Itlajasrr ar
rived in his travelling can iage. at the o.2leen's Houle,
from Kew. His Mairsty was received by the Duke
of CUMBERLAND. In a Ihort time after, the Dukes
of CASIERIDGE and GLOUCESTER vifited his MAILS
vv. The latter, we undenland,delivcred to his Ma-
issry the blue ribhand of his late father.
About half pafl one o'clock the LORD CHANCE wilt
and Lord HAWELSOURY hail audiences of his MA-
JESTY. The hitter introduced Lord CATHCART, upon
his return from Ireland.

Soon after two o'clock his MAJESTY held a Privy
'Council, which was attended by the Archhithop of
Catirsasncy, the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earla CAM.
Dm and CHATHAM. Viccount CASTLEREAGH, Lords
CATHCART, HAWRESBURY. MUSGRAVE, and ST. I
Hotrit's ; and Mr. PITT. Sir STEPHEN COTTSRILL,
and Mr. FAULKNER, attended the Council as Clerks.
His Weft,. 'and Council deemed the late fignal
victory of the dedruelion of the French and Spanifh
Combined Fleets, of fuch great national importance,
that they determined on calling upon the Nation to
return thanks to ALMIGHTY Con for the fame, and
fixed upon the 4th day of next month, for the Ge-
neral Day of Thankfgiving, and requefied the A rch•
bilhop of CANTERBURY to prepare the Church Ser-
vice for the day accordingly, which his Grace of
courfe molt readily agreed to.
His Map STY was pleated to fix urn the 7th of
January, fur the affembling of Parliament, for the
difpatch of bnfinefs. A Proclamation to this effect,
we expeft will appear in to-morrow night's Gazette.
Mr. SCOTT, Lord Nstson's Secretary, was killed
in the fame manner as his Lordfhip, by the men in
the enemy's thronds.
Admiral Comoscwoou's condnft has obtained the
fulleft approbation ; and difpatches have been fent off
to Plymonth, to he forwarded to him by tie AcASTA,
containing a commillion which appoints him to the
command of the (hips in the Mediterranean, with the
fame powers as Lord Nemo). had.

The preparations making for to morrow,sat Guild-
hall, exceed every thing of the kind for many years,
and more company is expteed than ever remem-
bered. Although the country will lament the lots of
the gallant Nixsoli, the Lily of London are deter-
mined he flail never die with them. The infide of
Guildhall is adorning with different devices. The
whole length Portrait of the Noble Admiral is re•
moved out of the Council Chamber, and placed over
the feat of the Loan Mayo', with a prodigious num-
ber of lampt, and the flags of the different Nations
he has conquered. At the Sheriff's table is placed a
Bea, in marble, with the Brow of the Conqueror of
the Nile adorned with oak and laurel leaves. The
whole, in fael, does honour to the Committee who
have the condolling of the entertainment, for neither
pains or expence have been (pared.
The following arc a part of the Nobility, &c. who
have fignified their intention of honouring the Loan
MAYOR, with their pretence :
Hie Royal Hightters the Doke of Menet—Lot& Hawklbury,
Renlgrave, Caftlereagh, Harrington, Peeriliam, and Banbury—
Tim Lord High Chanexlior—Honourable %William Pitt--Sir
Scott—Hon.'fhomm Edam—The Attorney and holidtor Gene.
rah—Mr. Shrtidan--Tbe Ruffian, Pruirian, and Tutkilli Aloha&
radon, Ike. Ice. lice.

The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR has ligrified his
intention if calling an early Court of Common Coun-
cil, to Addrefs his MajasTr on the Glorious arid
'important Vietory over the Combined Fleets.