Star.
London, England, 1807-09-04 00:00:00

ALiRg LANE.

CORN EXCHANGE, SEP TENIBM 4.
There are tome frefh arrival.. of Wheat t'.day,
but waiting further foopply. few tales are etreEled, and
thnfe fcarcely at laft prices—Rye is lower—Barley
dhld Malt without vari 6i-in—White Peas appear on
the decline in price- Bin few Beans, and they are
dearer—There are s few arrivals of Oarc, and this
trade is not quoted cheater—Flour without altera-
tion. The market is now open three days a week,
al ufual.
Wheat. 411 55. 441 per. qr. Orey Peafe t 45 381
Fine Ditto. 66s 7's Beans. 53.591 0,1
Rye, 4os 43s (new) Tick Ditto. 43s 49s od
Barky, 3 is 394 cd 03t11. 23s 21% 305
Malt, AN 7is cd Poland ditto 322 33$ od
White Peas. ;boilers) 9-1 tots Nano. ditto —I 35s 6d
Rape Seed 231 to aBl.
Fine Flour 331582—Seconds scs to 33a.

No Difpatehes have reached town this day from
Copenhagen, and as the wind has again become
untavourable, it is pnflible that a day or two may
elafpe before the nett Difpatehes are received. We
underhand that it was not the intention of Lord
CATHCART to make his final Summons to the Go-
vernor of Copenhagen until all his batteries were
finifhcd. and the place completely invefled. This
c'uld not he effeeled till the 22d, and the final fury..
mons would probably be made previous to the open-
ing of the batteries, which was to take place on the 23d.
Whether General PEYMANN, the Governor, would
feel Limftlf jullitied in Amender ing on this fummons,
or whether he may think himfelf bound in honour to
defend ihe place until a Frallical breach is effeCed, it
is impoffible to forefee. But whatever comic he may
putfue, he cannot protratt the fall of Copenhagen
many days. The difpatches which were received
yeflerday and Wednefday will, we underhand, be
pub!ithed in the Gazette of to-morrow.

On Wednefday lag the (Zystm and PeirtctssEs
dined at Frngmore, and in the afternoon walked in
the gardens. The B,►nd of the Staffordf►ire Militia
plAyed feveral favourite airs during the time they
were thus amnting themfelves. About feven o'clock
they returned to the Palace to receive his MAJESTY,
who did not arrive from town till between eight and
sire.

The Ditchers of YORK arrived in town yellerday
from oa.landq.
The Duke of CAMDRIDGe entertained the Duke of
CUMBEALMID, and a (*dal party of Military Gentle-
men, at:dinner, on %Vednefday, at his apartments
in St. Prhes's. _

Lord SiostourH arrived in town yeilerday from
Ri(hrnond Park.

The Doke of CLAR ENCI had a long interview yd.-
terday with Lord MULGRAM at the Admiralty.
The RutErn Amhaff.tdor hid an interview with
Mr. Caristoo yefterday, at his Office in Downing.
!}reef, which lifted nearly two hours.

Revt sw ON BL•CK RATH.--Yeaerday morning, at
ten o'clock, the fecond divifinn of that part of the Ger,
man Legion, which is called the Heavy Cavalry-
alrembled at their cantonments at Deptford, Green
with, Lewifham, and the vicinity, and marched to
Blackheath, for the purpofe of being reviewed by his
Royal Highnef. the Duke of YORK, 114 Commander
in Chief. They fell in about half paR nine o'clock,
irft in one grin.] line, and then formed into two.—
The Ration of his Royal Highnefs was near the up.
per wind mill. The Dukes of CAMBRIDGE, CLA-
itucr, KENT, SLISSIX. CUMBERLAND, and Gcnoces•
?sit, with a molt numerous Staff, were on the ground;
1s were the Princefs of WALES and the Duchefs of
,13stinswica. The troops performed every evolution
in the molt correct manner. At ten o'cli,ck they
patted in review before his Royal Highnefs, and then
returned to their quitters.
The Fa Surrey Volunteers,Colonel GAITSKILes,
had a grand mulier and field day yefterday at the
Montpelier Ground.
The Royal ‘Veßminfler had alfo a trufler in the
King's Mews, and a field day in Hyde Park.
It appears, by an order from the Lords Commif-
(inners rf Abe Treafury, that an At pallid in the
reign of William 111 for the increafe and preferta-
tion of timber in the New Forel, and that 2300
acres of that Knell were inclofed far the growth of
timber for the public ler vice. As the timber becomes
pall danger from the brow zing of deer, &c. the in-
elofures are thrown open, and more wafle land in•
doled to keep up the c ntinual number of 2000 acres.
Agreeably with the above.mentioned Aet, we under-
find, that 1022 acres are become pall danger, and
VC thrown open, and an equal quantity of wane land
is to be iaellofed in lieu thereof.

Mr. Ross, of Iflewor th, who was fume time fince
arrested upon a warrant fr o.n the frith Secretary .of
State, and tranfmetted to Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin,
has been liberated in confermence of the interpolitioo.
f,f M. Shericlanvand has just returned to-this country,
The warrant -trader which Mr. Ross was arrelled.
'Nis backed by the fignature c.f. a flow•flrcet Magif=
tree, aceording to the pretirip, tons of a recent Att
sf Parliament. This Aft was brought in fpecially
to meet the cafe of Judge jonwsrome, and is In
cusilrufled as to render any man in England liable
tO be arrefled and tranfruitted to any frith pi ifon upon
tie authority of a warrant granted in Ireland.
The c..fn in many par is of Scotland is cut. Rea-
Pere have been fcarce ; but the farmers in the vici-
,,ity of the miliiary have been much benefited by the
f)outi .0 given to the fold ers to atria at the harvelf.
'lle fame cattle which produced the early corn
Iklvelt, has b:.en equally genial to the hcp plantations.
Ike tine warm days and nights during the 141 i tort.
light, have ripened the plantation. in a very iinufual
degree, and induced fume of our planters to begin
their picking, which next week will be general.
On Weinetday, an expert fwimmer (a blackfini,h
by prt.fetton) undertook fur a wager or 20!. to leap
inn. the Thatnes, and flat on his hack, without orgy.
II g hand or 100', during twent v minutes. He tried
the exi;elinient between 13Iack!riara and London
Bridge, and won his w.iger.
A number
of workmen bad a fumptuous dinner,
near Slietlield, a few days ago, one :retitle of whit!:
tlss, pinkiing, brought to the table on a hand
Warm:. crinfithrg of three Anne and 1 half of ±I 'hit
I:),isig inidb,t rftit, rind 40 eggm. It weighed 4lt in
4'3 lfficAttlred feet in ....iicutnfe:ca.ce, iii.... was Apr.
ilUt in height. 5