Star.
London, England, 1802-11-08 00:00:00

CIBRiILT 4R, OCT. 4.

The Governor flill continues to pay the molt
indefatigable attention to the ditties of his fituation,
anj from which he has never relaxed a moment
Once his arrival, His Royal Highnefs is every
morning on horfeback half an hour before fun rife,
when he rides round the different guards, to fee
that they are properly alert: after this, he infpefts
his own regiment for about an hour, and then pro.
cods to the guard mounting at the grand parade;
be then viiits the different new works which arc
carrying on, and feldom returns to breakfaa be
fare ten o'clock. From this time till dinner he I
invariably dedicates to the bufinefs of the garrifon,
which he difpatches with the utmoft punftuality
and quicknefs. Every perfon who calls on duty is
certain of feting him inflantly, and of having an
immediate and explicit anfwer. After dinner he
generally rides or drives into Spain for an hour or
two, and which is almoft the only relaxation ha
teems to partake of. His Royal Highnefs has
fallen away very much fince his arrival, and has
Mitred exceedingly from the heat this fummer,
which has been by far the hottefi known here thefe
many years.

CORN MARKETS.

114•11C-LASII, 1110VIMIM 8.

The quantity of Wheat at Market this morning
was confiderable, and the prime qualities were
picked out in the firs of the market at 595. and
6os. but at the finifli fuch forts fetched only 58s. ;
therefore we may fay the article is about ss. lower
than this day week.-The fupply of Barley being
very trifling, it has lowered is.6cl. on firft qualities.
Malt is dearer.-Oats heavy on the lall quoted
terms.-Beans fomewhat higher.-Hog Peas un-
altered.-Barley is. to ss. cheaper.-Current
prices as under :
Englith Wheat, per qr. sos. 545.
Prune Eft:, 575. 581.
Fine Dantsic Wheat, 575. 61s.
Rye, 325. 365.
Barley, 245. s6s. (New) sgs. 305.
Malt, 445. 48$. Fine ditto sos.
Oats, 135. 225. s4s. Old 355. 265.
Herfe Beans, New, 315. 34.5. Old, 355. 38s.
Tick Beans, New, 292. 321. Old, 312. 335.
glerl:eafe, 38$. 435.
New ;is. 545. 565.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. per cwt.
Coriander, sBs. to 3os. per CWI.
Canary, 9os. to 935. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per la&.
Flour, 465. sos. sss. per lack.
riONI TIC LONDON OAZZTTI, lATVIDAT, NOTEMDRIL E.
Average price of Corn in England and WAla, from the Re
lieu coding the yoth of Odober, 1802.
Whet. I Rye. I Bayley. Ciam.
ej Bens. I Peafe.
4. 5. d. 5. 4. A. 4. L 4 a 4.
to 6 39 to 26 2 19 9 33 4 39 6
The average Price .f Supr. comput from the Returns
Nadc in the week ending the 3d of November, is 331. told. per
Imidred weight.

►IICII Of GRAIL AT TUZ FOLLOWING !MAIMS.
- --- - - -

16$111111TOILL,..WIttat 383 od to 641 od per Quarter.
Inky 211 od to 261 od 'Beans 331 od to 4os od
Osts sts od to 25$ od Peak oos od to 400 ed
mmossentAD,Wheat 334 od to 6s. od per quarter.
Daley 171 od to los cut I Beans 33s od to 40a od
Oats su Mod to sod Peafe us od to 46s od
Nursoar.—Wheat, sos. od. to 635. od. per Quarter.
NNW s3s od to sss 6d I Beaus su od to 4os od
Oats zos 6d to s3s od eak gis ad to 4as od
Htstar.—Wheat sas od to 64s 04 Per2arten
Inky %se od to at. od I Beans 36s to 4os op
Oats sos od to 36s od Peak 4oe od to us od
itta0100....-Wheat 4ss. od. to 665. od. per Quarter.
lkde7 us 6d to 27, od I Beans 3ts 6d to 38s od
Oats aos od to sss od Peale 431 od to 455 od

At WartninEler Market, on Saturday laQ, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
patter, 21. Ills. to 31. as. Barley, 11.45. to 11. 71.
Um, 11. to IL as. Beam, IL els. to al. as.

Mr. PITT's &eters in farming cannot be doubt-
ed; he has brought drilfue machines to greater per-
feftion than any man.
The finenefs of the weather yefterday attrafted
great numbers into Hyde-park, and it was gaily
attended by moft of the falhionables in London.
JOHN LADE, mounted on the box of a ads a
difplayed his nfual &ill in driving four in
band through moft of the fafttionable ftreets.

The Rate of theDiftilleries in Great Britain and
Ireland is found to have been, by the £indnefi of
Mr. PITT, fo calculated for the advantage of the
latter, that a revifion of the articles on that fub-
Jta muff undergo a fpeedy alteration, or the Dif-
tillers mull emigrate to Ireland.

On Saturday evening, between eight o'clock
and half pail nine, the chambers of Mr. Collier, on
tne ground floor,in Paper Buildings, Temple, were
broke open by tome villains, but the fervant arriv-
ing, they made off with very little booty. Almoft
every thing that was valuable was packed up in
readinefs to carry off. They had opened a bottle
of wine, and three glaffes were filled, but on their
ivaring the fervant open the door, they made their
efcape into the Temple Gardens, the way they en-
tered, by breaking a window. It is fuppofed they
came by water in a boat.

SPORTING Occuartarcza.—Wednefday week a
Gentleman of Worcefler paying a vifit to a friend
a few miles diflant, took with him a brace of grey-
hounds, for the purpofe of a day's courting: a
hare WAS loon found, which the dogs ran for fe•
‘eral miles, and with fuck fpeed as to be very
loon out of the fight of the party, who purfued ;
and, after a confiderable fearch, both the dogs and
hate were found dead withil a few yards of each
g•ther; nor did it appear that the dogs had caught
the hare, as no marks of violence were difcovered
tpon her : a labouring man whom they paged,
lard he fiw the dogs turn her two or three tingle •

NAUTICAL, INTELLIGENCL

MAILS THIS DAL...WIND N. N. W.
. AIIIVID.
t Dublin, DU&h
o Waterford h
o French o
a Hamburg% o
o Dutch

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7.
Friday, P. M. failed the Unicorn frigate, Captain STIVIVARTt
to the fouthward...m Pared through two large !hips with troops
to the northward.—Yefterday arrived the Cruiser gun-brig,
and rennin in the Roads, with the Mallard gun-Yea—This
day pared through fe►eral Mips front the alt, and feveral laden
eoilierso—Wind N. W.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6.
Dropped down to Stonehoufe Pool, the HuNTIII, of a guns,
Capt. Inassriato, and remains with the

Cuitneas„ of r 6 guns, Captain D!LAFONS,
NETLIT. of 16 gins, Lieutenant LAWRENCE,
RZDSIIDOZ, of tiS guns, - LAMPRItate
SPIDER, of 14 guns, - SHAW,
NIMBLE. of 14 guns, - COCULAN,
AGORI 11011,0 f Is guns, - THomesom.
luso:Ater, ot Is guns, - ICOLTWRIGHT.
IN CAWSAND RAT.

Caracoling, of 36 guns, Captain J. Woon.
The NAIAD, of 58 guns, Capt. WAL LIII, is ordered to Brif-
tol to complete her complement of Seamen.

COWES, NOVEMBER S.
Sailed thh morning from the Motherbank, the Eelipfe, Bowe
matter, for the Weft Indies, having on board Met Tr. Bearcroft,
Wilfon, and Chapman, Coauniffioners for inveftipting Army
Expenditures in the We.' Indies,

Lait Monday Captain Ferris, eommanding the Swan cutter,
fcll in with and (eizcd near Brighton, two tub-boats, contain-
ing 457 calks of brandy and rum, with Come tobacco, which
he lodged in the Cuftoni-houfe warchou(e here.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
DZAL, Nov. 7.—Came down and failed through the Downs
feveral outward bound veffels.—Wind N. N. E.
GILAVZSI ND, Nov. 7.—Palled by the Sophia Almeria. New-
man, from Stettin; Young John, and Vrow Matilda,
from Rotterdam.--. Sailed the Sovereign, Ward, for
Africa; Ruby, Wales, for Trinidad ; Lady Nelfon, Bonner,
for St. Kitt's; Boyd, ackfon, for Grenada; Admiral Nelfon,
Bateman, for Barcelona; Betfey, Hunt, for Waterford; Ann
and Mary, Watfon, for Leghorn; Standard, Storr, for Ham-
burgh; Richmond, Patna, for Palermo; Britannia, Brown,
for tiuernfey; Salem, Gunby, Sophia Charlotte, Roots, and Ton
Gefuftaa, Prank, for Amfterdam.

ARRIVED.
At Liverpool, Endeavogr, ........—, from Lifbon; Cofino,
Bowden, from Peteriburgb; Jane, Baker, from Archangel;
Acafto, Crawford, from Riga; Sbakefpear, Evrfon ; Satisfac-
tion, Ncrman ; and Maria, Ritfon, from Dam:ie.—At Hull,
Mayflower, Hawkins, from Onega.—At Hamburgh, Satisfac-
tion, Pearka, from London.—At Gibraltar, Juno, Northern,
from Lcndon.—At Lifbon, Fortune, hii...:htingale, from Brif-
tol.—At Leghbrn, Louira Auguita, --, from Hamburgh;
Hampthire, Chamberlain, from &. Bartholomew's ; Betfc y,
Seetou ; Experiment, Evans; and Henrietta, Jones, front New
York ; Nancy, Perkins, from Baltimore; Robcrt, Dalby ; and
Amphitrite, Seaman, from Philadelphia.—At Leith, Effex,
Betts, from London.—At St. Ander*, New Jerky, Cooper,
from London.

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 4.
The Alert, M'Lachlen ; Jeanie, Brace; Clyde, Cunning-
ham ; and Union, WLaehlen, from hence, are arrived at Clyde.
The Ephran, Ligey ; St. Andrew, M'Ewen ; and Counters
of Bute, from hence, are arrived at Newfo.intrand.
The ichtieber, from hence, is arrived at Hamburgh.
The Farina, Holmes ; Exeter, Blair; and Beckford, Vickers,
from hence, are arrived at Peteriburgh.
The Elisabeth, Reintrodt, from hence to Stettin, is totally
loft near Swimeamnde.

The January, Hardknock, from Dzotzie to this port, is put
into E..rtlsolmsonith four feet water in her bold.
The Wicckfclm ode, Handler, from hence at Dantzick, with
the lore of h r bowfprit.
Capt. Ofwald, of the fhip Mary, from Quebec, (poke on the
4th ult. the ihip Jdfe, Ball, from Greenock Tor f.tbee, in the
river St. Lawrcoce, all well. On the 6th nit. (poke the brig
Counters of Darlington, from Greenock for qi2cbee, off Cape
Chat, all well. On the Bth ult. (poke the 114 Nancy, B hn,
from Barcelona for ctic..ec,ciff the Bland of Ant cotta, all well.
On the syth ult. (poke the flip Hobby, from this port, in lat.
46.30.100 g. 43. W. all wdl.

STROMNESS, OCT. ill.
On the morning of Friday the tsth Wit- the galliot Brothers,
of and fcr Liverpool, BLACELOCI matter, from Leith, in
!ABA, was (Greed= ikon near the Black-Crag, on the north
fide of the entrance of Hornouth, during a fevers gale of wind,
and will it is feared be wrecked. The crew with difficulty
Lived t►eir lives, after the vcfcl was put on more.

EYEMOUTH, NOVEMBER 3.
The Brothers and Sifters, Ednsonfton, from Hamburgh for
Leith, in taking this harbour, this morning, got aground out of
the track into the harbour, and lies much capered to a high feu
now rolling fn. In the evening tLie they are in hopes of getting
her into port, though doubts arc entertained that the may
Itrike the old pier-head.