Star.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

, CORN 11.4RXET.

MAIR-LAIII, JIINt 30.
No arrivalsofcenreguence have taken place fince
Monday lad. Wheat, Flour, and the other forts
of Grain, are in a middling fide, at the prices men-
tioned in our Ult.

Ye fterday the Mailer and Wardens of the Bakers'
Company waited tin the LORD MAYOR, to fet the
afGze of bread, when his Lordfhip ordered it to
be reduced one affize, or zd. in the, peck loaf.

A CAUTION TO ELICTORII.—The celebrated
Boss Dosourros when mentioning, in his Diary,
his interview with the Duke of blEvecArrt E, On an
eleitioneering bufmefs, fags, cubes we parted he
lip me, and promifed every thing, bat that it all
wind."

Mr. Raaubottom, who has *Al's eye to the
reprefentation of Windfor, would be fure of fuc-
cefs among the Soutbdommu or LekOerfitire.
Memel, where the King of Paussi* and Em-
peror of Russia have met, is remarkable for its
timber. This has probably induced the two Mo-
narchs to make there a joist came.
Mr. KIM a Ls, accompanied by Mr. Hs Ali News,
Pets out next Friday on his tour through Spain.—
They go by the way of France, and will flop for
a that time at Paris. Mr. Ksosaxs, it is faid,
does nut propofe returning to England before next
March.

TINS MATCH.—A Gentleman of property un-
dertook, for a confiderable vrager, on Monday
Taft, to ride from the Borough oldritichurch, in
Hampthire, to Hyde Park Corner, a dillance of
sot miles, in feven hours. He was allowed feven
hones to perfoOn the talc, which he did with ap-
parent cafe in five hours and forty minutes. The
lalt thirteen miles he rode in forty minutes on one.
boric. In another part of his journey he per-
formed fourteen miles in thirty.fix minutes with
two horfes. On the whole, this istonfidered one
of the greateft equeilrian feats that is remembered
ever to have taken place.

Yefierclay Mr. ASTLIT junior's Annual Prize
Wherry was rowed for by the following watanten:
=s Howell, Weftminiter,
Scarlet.
WeElwood, Vauzba
jaws Still, Wdtininiter,
Robot Darrow, Three Cranes,
Naas Wood, Strand.how,
WUliam Sliepberd, Hungerford,
Hairy Weltwood, Chace,
Edward Burch, Pm...alley,
Abraham Lock, Weitnainiter,
ob Janes, Ditto,
obn Shepherd, Lambeth,
°kph Wing, Hangerford,
Heath, lionidide,
Siebert Law, Hungerford,

Green.

Yellow.

The prize to be determined by one heat. To
Rant from a barge Rationed off Searles's, at Lam-
beth, go to Hungerford Stairs, from thence to
Vauxhall &airs, and return through the centre
arch of Weßminiter.bridge to Hungerford Stairs
again, back to Vauxhall and to return. The fire
paling through the center arch of Weßminfter-
bridge to win the prize. The plan originally was,
that the prize Would be determined by four heats,
but that was abandoned in confequence of the
weather. At five o'clock the above (even boats
Rated. At the firil offset, the Blue and,Scarkt
were fire. Three to one was then betted on
the Blue. When they got about half-way to
Hungerford the Blue got ahead ; and when he
pallid through the arch of Weßminiter,bridge,, on
his return, the Scarlet was about ten yards aßern
of the Blue. The Blue continued fire until they
got to Lambeth Church, when the Stripe got ahead
of the Blue. From off Roberts's. the boat-builders,
to Hungerford, but little war was gained by ei-
ther; and, on their return through the bridge a
fecond time, the 'tripe was grit, the fcarkt fecond,
the blue third, the lilac fourth, the purple fifth,
the green filth, and the yellow fail. The ftripe
continued the whole way ahead after it fire gained
that fituation, and won with cafe in an hour and
five minutes. The blue was not a dozen yards
altern when the wager was decided. The yellow
and green gave in the conteft at Lambeth. Wing
was indebted to his partner, Shepherd. for his fuc-
cefs, he kept the labouring oar the whole time.
Shepherd is a very powerful man, and exerted his
ftreagth very fucceMully. The value of the boat
was, as ufual,.twenty guineas; it was made by
one of the belt men in the ferric*. A band of mi-
litary mufic played in a barge. Many perfons of
fafhion and diltinaion were prefect, among whom
were the Duke of MAIIOIE3IIIII and Lord CAte
van in their funnies : all the eight-oared sallies
belonging to the different focieues were 'precuts
and numerous pleafure-boatt, &c. The banks of
the River, the bridge, &c. were lined with people;
but although the crowd was great, no accident
happened. This is the loth prize given by Mr.
ASTLIIt, jOIL
The new Serio-comic Pantomime of.the Golden
Fanner, or &Aria Plagbley, brought put at the
i
Royal Circus, abounds withincidents and tricks
which difpliy the elegance of anion and attitude
of Bran a' in the part of Harlequin, for both of
which he bads unrivalled in a moil eminent de-
gree. Mrs:WYBROW pleafes alto highly for tilde,
Joined to a raft degree of_fprightlinefs throughout
the part of Columbine. MONTacioas iv's Clove is
mirth aril.; and the Gokim Ferwwr has an able
reprefentative in Hat sit. Finer Scenery has never
been viewed; and in the Mafquerade Scene, which
is peculiarly brilliant, the dancing of Mifs ADAMS
is fo elegant and raceful, as thydravi forth the
higheft applaufe. The Vertical Tranflueill Temple
of the Nymph of the Spring has a grand and afto-
• effeit i thefe, with the fine mufic of W.
Wags, aura& and charm molt overflowing au-
diences.,
A very extraordinary and melancholy event
lately occurred In the island, of St. Chriftopher.
Two Officers of the Buffs, a Captain and Enfign,
were upon particulars terms of intimacy. On the
ofth of April hail, the latter went into the room
the former, and without any apparent reafon,
or the kid explanation with his friend, flint WI
throogh the:head.. He then very deliberaba
emit taco awather rum. amL iseabeihene es. .;