Star.
London, England, 1802-02-22 00:00:00

CORM MARICBT.

01411E-LANII WU. 22.
Our market was thinly fupplied with Wheat
and, Barley this morning, yet the former was not
free of rale at laft week's currency, except the
very fineft forts; the latter, together with Malt,
are near is. higher. Oats, Beans, and Peafe, are
without variation in prices.
There is a brilknefs in the Grafs Seed trade, for
fine Red Clover at a little more money.
Englifh Wheat, 565. 745. to 78s. primeß, Bos.
Foreign Ditto, 465. 741.
Rye, 365..405. 425.
Barley, 265. 385.--(Malting) 4os. 455.
Milt, 445. sos..- melt, 51s. 535.
Oats, t6s. 245.
Horfe Beans, (New) sos. 355.
Tick Beans, (New) 2us. 345.
FLT Peafe, 345. 375..
Boilers' 365. 425.
Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 411. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 2gs. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to gos. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341 to 371. per laft.
Flour, 555. 6cs. per fack.
Red Clover, s4e• 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 84s. 114 s.
Trefoil, 26s. 40s. 5216 .

EOM THE LONDON O•ZITTS, SATURDAY, FED. 20.
Average price of Corn In England ind Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the 13th of February, 1102.
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats.. e Beans. I Peale.
s. d. s. d. s. d. d s d.
75 0 47 • 41 3 21 10 40 10 41
The average Price of Sugar, cement from the Returns
made in the week aiding the 17th of February, is 40s. 84d. per
hundred weight.

At Warminfter market, on Saturday loft, the
prices of corn were as follows : wheat, by the
quarter, 31.25. to 31. los. ; barley, tl. i IS. to 21. 2S;
oats, 11. to 11.41. ; beans, 11. z6s. to al. 12s.

Among the lag Bath arrivals are,
The Earl of Pembroke, Lord Brldpon,Lord Cbiebefter,La ly
F.liaabeth Gamier, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Yeivertoo, Sir Henry,
and Lady Crofby, Lord and Lady De Dunfianville, Earl of
Delmore, Lord Vernon, Lady C. Townthend, Hon. Mrs.
Franidand, Sir Watts and Lady Horton, Sir Alexander and
Lady Hamilton, Sir John Polkn, General White, Cal. Bland,
Col. Mrs. and two Mifs Ways, Col. Gnbbins, Col. Taylor, Col.
Fitzgerald, Major and Mrs. Rinen, Major Marfli, Major Nail,
Rev. Dr. Mrs. and two Mifs Wilgreffes, Ste. Icc.

At Hereford Fair, on Tuefday, there was a tole-
rable (hew of cattle, which were fold at very ad,
vanced prices. There was alto a confiderable deT
mand for horfes, and the prices were proportion.
ably high. Hops were dull of rale, and averaged
from 3L ifs. to 41. tol. per cwt.

The fervants of Mr. Hem, of Eaton, in Wilt-
fhire, plowing a field, (truck againfl an earthen
pot which contained fevtral thourand copper coins,
chiefly of the Emperor Conflantine the Great.

A wild Ewan, four feet tcn inches high, and
fcven feet four inches the width of its wings, was
shot a few days ago by Mr. W. Clarke, near Bugg,
in Lincolnshire.

On Friday a large quantity of valuable lace and
crapes was feized on the Cullom-houfe
They came in hogfheads of pickled mangoes, from
Hamburgh, in which there were two partitions--
the mangoesin the centre,andlaces,&c. in the ends.
The Legiflature of North Carolina has granted
so,ooo dollars for building a College in Columbia,
and 6,000 dollars a year for its fupport.

A letter front Kingfton, Jamaica, dated Jan. 4,
Pays Tovssaiwr has withdrawn from Cape
Francois part of the garrifon, the better to accom-
modate the troops eipcdted from France, and pro-
bably with a view to overawe the Blacks, who are
alone restrained by the military from riling to per.
petuate the dominion which they ufurped, and
which they are aware is shout to be taken from
them."

A Society has been formed at Salm, in America,
under the title of " Eaft India Marine Society,"
the objea of which is the colleBion of charts, maps,
and fuch obfervations as may tend to facilitate the
navigatiim of the Eallern and Southern Oceans ;
and for this purpofe the mailers of all velrels are
invited to communicate extraas from their jour-
nals, &c.

Letters from Conftantinople mention, that fe-
veral Beys, alarmed by the maffacre which took
place near Alexandria, had retired to Upper Egypt,
where they united for their mutual defence, and
found many partizans.
All the married Clergymen of the Diocefe of
Peterborough, or who are widowers with children,
and poffefred of a (mall income only, are invited to
apply to the Bifhop of that Diocefe to obtain re•
lief ; a circumftance we record with pleafure, being
creditable to the feelings and humane conduit of
that worthy Prelate.
The offices of liquidations of Englith claims on
Ruffia, 'which were eflabliffied at Peterfbnrgh, Ri-
I ga, and Archangel, have finifhed their proceed-
ings and fent theta to the Imperial Department of
Commerce for approval.

A letter from Elfineur, dated Feb. 6, fays-
4, The weather dill continues open and mild. The
drift ice in the Sound has difappeared, except Tome
(mall quantities which remain along the Swedith
coaft. Yetlerdak feveral veffels, that had taken
shelter in Copenhagen Roads from the ice, paired
the Sound downwards."

The pickpockets, it kerns, fometimes try their
upon ladies who have no pockets. JoxerH ex
WILD ufed to fumble in pocketswhere be lmew there
was nothing, merely from his affeaion for the art!
A few days fince a perfon going along Clerken-
well-green, paired by. a man carelefsly carrying a
ftmw cutting•knife,the edge, which being very ke( n,
caught the back part of his hand, and cut it in a
(hocking manner. The man was taken to the Ma-
giarates in Hatton-garden, who committed him to
anfwer the complaint, for his inattention in not
covering the knife, as dangerous to ,people going
along the Arens.