Star.
London, England, 1801-11-20 00:00:00

COP MARKETS.

mARR-tANE, NOV. 20.
since Monday Wheat has advancel 101 l 4s. per
quarter, and but little at market.—Rye is is de
mand, and as much higher ; but the Buyers of
Barley are backward in purchafing, as it is not yet
finally determined whether the dialleries will be
permitted to life Grain. -•

Wheat, what little has been fold, was at reduced
prices.—Beans bring more money.—Boiling Peas,
and Oats fell freely at Mon4l.7's prices. Hog
Peafe and Malt unaltered. Currency as under.
Flour dos per fack.
Englilh Wheat, 565. dos. 88s. per qitart.tr.
Foreign Ditto, 465. 78s.

Fine Dantzic Wheat, 8(s.
Rye, 38s. 425. .
Barley, 265. 38s.—Bcft (New) 4.15. 5D5.
Malt, 44.1. gBs. Fine (Ditto), 665.
Oats, 20S. z6s. 355.
Horfe Beans, (New) 325. 405.—01 d 4Rs.
Tick Beans, (iklevi.) 3os. 4os.—Old 465.
Floc' Peafe, 4os. to 445.
Poilers, 48s. g6s. to gBs.
Carrawav Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Cor, ander, z6s. to ags. per cwt.
Canary, Bos. to gos.
Rape Seed, 361. to 4cl. per lall.
Flour, 7o . per ft( k.

DR CRY-LA TlitATßE.—Lall night the Comic
Opera of The Du. lira, altogether a novelty at this
Theatre, was pei formed with great circa to a
very crouded audience. Of the merits of Mrs.
BILLINGTON in el.tra the public are already well-
informed.—She night fling her tongs, moa of
which were encored, with unufual animation ;
indeed the little the has to du in the part, corn.
pared with that of Mandan, enables her to go
through it with apparently great cafe. The
bravura however adds fomething to the labour
of the piece. Mr. Qy IC'S entre in Ifaae was greet-
ed with three loud peals of applaute, which teemed
durii.?; the fira fcene to have had a very fenfibic
cffeet upon him : he performed the part through-
out with his ufual ft:cc:Ss; and Mifs Poee was alto
particularly happy in the Daenna. Serves Den
/4111 C carts pleasant. The roof attra&ive of the
11:141-s, :titer Mrs. ei.p,crommwas Mrs. Mona-
rto C: ,•1•.:, a part In iginally written for Lame:,
and not very improperly given to a fe-
male.—K, . .S
Pc. PLlflti, I)IC14 I! S aluknie, and
Ntif; C',...4?'s fro :J:2, were given in the bell
fulc of tiir.fe performers.--The Dra,aatie Perfone
were admirably well droll, hut we cannot fay much
f the propriety of the fernery; this however is
not a matter of prime inipost.—Upon the whole,
the Opera is well got lip, and promiles fairly for
the Treafury of tli.. '1 beam.
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....OLC II F. S mi. Tit ATRIC A LS.—OUT COldlenCT I
Correipondew, in a letter of the hith init. lays,
that his Atjetty's fervants, frcm tb.e The ttre
Royal at Norwich, are performing at that town,
with the
~....rsatelt celebrity, to overflowing h0w...1,
the condi& of the 111411;14.as and Performers meet-
ing with the univerfal p.audits of ail lovers ~t the
drama. The acquifition of (evens' new and very
relpeelable performers added to the old favourites
(particularly a capital female finger, and fie new
Opera dancers, with figurantes), a profulion of
new and elegant fcencry, and a contlant introduc-
tion of new pieces, feem to ensure the Managers
all the fucecfs their nnrivalied exertions merit.

Friday night tall, through the vigilance of the
watch, Francis Revel, who Rood acculed of the
murder of the late Mr. Thomas Barry, of North
Frederickitreet, Dublin, was apprehended in
Fi(her's-lane, in that city. There were found upen
him 15 five-guinea notes, the outfiJe of one of
which had a little blood on it, and a ctufs hatred
filk hankerchief, fuppofed to belong to the mur-
dered Mr. Barry. When brought to the watri,-
houfe, and queftioned concerning the notes, he flid
he could not tell how they came into his pocket.
He fcnt for a taylor of the name of Vaughan,
while he was in the watch-houfe, whom he eseurted
to fay that ht. gave the notes to him, Revel ; but
the man would have no concern with the offender,
and told the requell he had made of him.
On Saturday, he was brought before the Super.
intendant Megiftrete, and underwent :t long and
Reid examination, but net heving rectivered from
intoxication of the prce,:ling day, (a ttet_ in which
he conflantly kept hireilf tince he committed the
murder), he was herdened, and deni.d having any
knowledge of the foil' and (hocking tranf.ation.
He was committed ;ti:clts.ods to Newgate, where
being properly rontieed, being put ier a cell by
himfelf, whore no perfen could hale any commu-
nication with him, his guilty coarcience gained an
afeendaney over him witen he got into a !tate of
complete tbbriety, and on Sunday he conleiTed
the fad to Major Swan, who went to view him,
but it is believed, has not yet told the tree circum-
fhences of the murder. He has not difcovered
that he had any accomplices, which it is but rea-
foneble to fuppofe he mutt hare !laden theoccafion.
If the wretch had !vitt made the cot:tuft:on he
has done, the great aftivity of Mr. G. lepenital,
on this affair, mutt have brieTiit to light fuch
circumflances as would inevit convin him.—
Mr. I lepenftai hes .IU-covered tlt ;: the bank notes
found upon Revel were received at the National
Bank by Mr. Barry, on the 14111 of Apt it lall, for
a draft given him by Mr. Sinnet, of Dublin, in
difcherge of an Englith b;11.
IMP TRIAL IRt.H SI ATE. Uil.l4v, :Set.—Third
Exprele.—The Ticket Nr. 2y217, drawn on Wed-
neiday tali, a Prize of a,oool. was fold and regif-
, tered by BRAMSCOMII and Co. Proprietors of the
Luck y-Offices No. I 1, Holborn, and No. 37, Corn-
hill, where the laminate holder may receive, on
demand, the amount of the fail Prize, and where
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now felling,
warranted undrawn, and the Prizes in whole
Tickets or Shares paid on demand, either at No.
37, Cornball or No. sr, Holborn.