Star.
London, England, 1802-11-15 00:00:00

CORN MdRXEI S.

MARL{-LANE, WOVIMRSIt IS.
Wlltat, in confeqnence of a (mall fupply, is
rather dearer for the fuperfine Samples ; as was
Barley in the firfl of the Market, but at the finifli
dull at Friday's terms.-Flour is not a free fide
at 485. to gos. and down to 435.-Oats go off
freely at the prices quoted.-Barley and Peas are
cheaper.-.--In *moll other Articles we note no va-
riation.
Englifh Wheat, per qr. gos. g4s.
Prime Elks, 575. gBs. Superfine Gos
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 574. 6i s.
Rye, 325. 365.
Miley, 245. 265. (New) 295. 3os
Malt, 445. 48s. Fine ditto SOS.
Oats, 1511. 225. 245.64.
lierfe Beans, New, 31 s. 34.5. Old, 3Ss. 3L
Tick Beans, New, 295. 325. Old, 315. 335.
Hog Peafe, 38s. 435.
Boilers, New 465. 525.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. per cwt,
Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, gos. to 935. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per lag,
Flour, 465. 50s. per fack.
FROM TIM LONDON OAZSTTE, SATURDAY, NOTEMIER 53,
Average price of Corn in England aad Wales, from the gs,
turns ending the 6th of November, ao2.
Wheat. 1 Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. I Pie,s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d sd.
60 o 39 8 26 6 so o 34 6 40 o
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Return,
made in the week ending the toth of Novanber,ie33s• id. per
hundred weight.
PRICRS OF ORRIN, AT Tat FOLLOWING MARKtYS.
BASIKOSTORtorMheM 363 cd to 6os od per saner.
Barleyads od to 261 od I Beans 34s od to 401 od
Oats Its od to ass od Peale 'oos od to 425.
Manama IL/D.-Wheat 52, od to 621 od per quarter.
Barley 283 od to 3os od Beans 37s od to acs 04
I
Oats 23s od to ass od Peale ass od to 461 ad
NRWSURY..-What, 58s. ad. to 6IS. ad. per Ozarter.
Barley 235 od to 25i 6d I Beans 33s od to aos od
Oats SOS 6d to 233 od Peafe 38s od to ass od
ffiNLßY..9.Wheat sIS od to 6311 od per Q2atter.
Barley op od to 29s od I Beaus 365 od to aos ad
Oats sos od to 26s od Peafe aos od to ass od
Raaamo.-Wheat sos. od. to 631. od. perTarta.
Barley op od to sys 6d 'Beans 36s oto aos od
Oats sos od to ass 6d Peafe 44s od to 451 od
At Warminfler Market, on Saturday laft, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 21. 16s. to 31. QS. Bailey, 11. 45.t0 IL 7s.
Oats, 11. to 11.25. Beans, 11. as. to al. as.

The Dutch Legiflature has fandiohed the pro,
pofal of the Government, to grant a general pardon
to all deferters from the army and navy.
Admiral STORY has been furnmoned to appear
to !land trial on the 21it of December,
We have received the Bolton Papers to the Bth
of Oftober ; at that period no account had been
received of the reported arrival of a French army
in Louifiana.

In one of theft Papers there h a letter from
Aux Cayes (St. Domingo) to the 13th September,
which Rates continued troubles in that ifland: it
reprefents the Blacks to have got polfeffion of the
fort at St. Louis, although not of the town, which,
however, had been nearly deferted by the inhabi-
tants. There not being any French troops to de-
fend the place, the failors from the American
!hips, &c. had been landed for that purpofe.
Another letter, dated from Cape Francois, the
Al September, Pays—" The Brigrand Negroes in
the mountains have driven the French troops
within four miles of this city. The Black Gene.
ral, who commanded at Port-an-Paix, has joined
the Infurgents. DESSALINES and Caaisroist
have been fent in Purfait of them."
The Britifh troops which formed the garrifons
of Surinam, DeMerara, Berbice, and Iffequibo,
are Rated, in a' letter from St. Thomas, to have
arrived at St. Vincent's—there are not, however,
any accounts dire& from Surinam, of the arrival
of the Dutch troops (which Come time fine put
into Torbay) having arrived out.
Road.Harbour, in Tortola, was on the ,7th of
Anita declared a free port.
The weather for Hallow Fair laft week, at Edin-
burgh, has been very propitious this year, and the
prices of black cattle never were fo high. The
(ales were at leafi ;os. a head higher than any
market in Scotland. The buyers much more nu-
merous than the fellers.
On Saturday afternoon the remains of Mr.
STSELE were interred at Bunhill-fields Burying-
ground, in the City-road.
Friday fall the remains of Colonel INNEs, of the
64th regiment of foot, were brought from Lon-
don, in funeral pomp, and depofited in St.lliary's
church-yard, Southampton.
On I'hurfday fe'nnight Mr. Jam ES BANNERMA4
late of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, died at
Fiction, in Lancathire. His death was occafioned
by a wound he received in the thigh, while per•
forming a part in the farce of KoTzEBUE, entitled
la Pcrovfe. The wound was occalioned by the wad.
ding of a mufket, difcharged in the courfe of the
performance, and ‘,ltich had unfortunately been
overcharged with powder. Mr. BANNERMAN Wag
a riling performer, and had given thong proofs of
his theatrical abilities in the courfe of the late
Fiction Guild, and is much lamented by the Ma-
nager and performers. This melancholy event
will, it is hoped, be 3 caution to the managers of
theatres, not to entr uti the charging of pieces fired
on the Rage CO fervants or others ignorant of the
effeets that they may produce.
Mr. Warren, a Churchwarden of Bifhopfgarep
was brought up a day or two ago before
Loan MAYOR, he having been, for the lati two
months, committed to Newgate for refuting to
make up his parilh accounts. Thefe accounts hav-
ing (been made up, a clear balance of 8261. al)*
peared in favour of the pain. As he was nota
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