Star.
London, England, 1812-11-10 00:00:00

• PATiL I.E RIAL EXCUSIONS.

M. ZAMBECCARI, accompanied by a friend, asceo4,
ed in a balloon, from Bologna, on the 21st Septem:
ber. en his descent, the balloon became entangledin
the branches of a high tree, and, before it o uld.be
disengaged, caught fire. The two aeronauts leaped
out. M. ZasinEccant was killed upon the spot; but
M. BONOGA, his friend, survived, though some of his
limbs were broken.

The ascension of the mechanician, Btrroar, fru%
Manheim, was equally disastrous. When he had rim;
to a, considerable height, he perceived, too Litt, ,that
his balloon was damaged, and had nu other resource
than to open the valve. The balloon d:scendetl with
extreme velocity ; the inflammable matter which it
contained took fire ; the shreds of the balloon gen
upon M. &Trola's bead and breast, which were
much burnt. On a sudden, his crazy vehicle struck
upon the roof' of a house, two stories high, woo
which he was precipitated, and died the hest day
in great agony.

ij.. The Twenty Thousand Pound Prize, shared II
liVna, in tits lace Lottery, was among the fiat deliver/
of Tickets from the Bank, and Two J xt vend) s of the
Lucky Number viite sOld at WEBB'S Office, in Lud.
gate-street, on the Dery Jay it was Shared to persons
whose practice it had been for many Lotteries to pot.
chase early. Tickets and Shares for the new Lee
wry to be drawn on the 14th and 15th of January,
containing Two sED),OOOP: izes, 'l' A o %ono prizes,
&c. will b! on Sale at WEntes Office, 17, Ludgate.
street, To-MORROW ; and the foregoing cireion,taeri,
in addition to the ctrtuinty, that a rise in Price ,f
soon take place, will no thia:u cause a great deuce
for the First of WEBB's Lucky Share:. Yersoniin,
de
rous of any law:mite Number, are requested to apply
directly at Webb': Office, there being only One Ticket
of a Number; every Ticket will be drawn iron :he
Wheel, and each has a separate Chance of all Mc Ch.
titall.—WEßll, 17, Ludgate-street.

THE MARKETS.
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CORN MARKET, MARK LANE, NOVEMBER!.
CUiIItENT PRICES.
English Wheat, 909.1155. 1301. Winter Tares 161. 18s.
Foreign do. 90s. 1154. 1304. Rape seed a!, £74, per be,
__ _ _

Dasaiick, to 150 s.

Flour 1051.10 110 a. per sad.

Rye, 655. 68s.
Barley, 665. 735.
Malt, 105 s. 1129.
Caraway, per cwt. 725. 755.
Coriander, do. 40s. 445.
Turnips, per bushel, 18s. 209.
White Mustard, 4.. 30s. 335.
Brown do. 40$. 435.

Oats 50s 54s 591.
Horse Beans, old 108 s. 11%
new 85s. 10%
Tick Ditto, old 104 s. ism.
new Os. 2111,
Hog Peas 765. SOs.
Boilers 115 s. 1365.

Canary Seed 100 s 1246

Average Price of Corn In England and Wales from As retina
aiding the 31st of October, 1812.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peaty
a d. Is.d. I s. d. s. d. Is. d.
11S 11 74 1 60 3I 42 87 8 110 4
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns ends
In the week ending tie 9th day of November, is 455. 2d. per cos.
Malvin or W UrAT ijQ MARK LAN It, from Oct. 26, to Oct.lL
Total 5,787 quarter.—Average 1225. 7141-os. sad. higher
than last return.
RETu N e FLo a from 0 ct. 24, to Oct. SO—Total 21,162 sachq,
—Average 109 s. 4.1.-8(1. lower than last return.
SMITHFIELD, November 9.
Beef Ss 10t1 to 4s Od I Veal 5s Od to 64 11
Mutton 4s 4d to 5s 4d Pork 5s Od to 71 01
Beans, about 2903—Sheep and Lambs, 16500.
Calves, 140—Pigs, 280.
PRICE OF HAY AND S'f RAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 41 Os to 51 tus New Clovtr 61 Os to as It
New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 is to 91 1*

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. JAMES'S. Wartime/ma.
Hay 31. S. to 61. Li. Od. Hay 41. Os. to 6L •
itraw 91. Si. to 31. 0.. od. Clover 71. Is. to IL
Straw 21. Is. oIL 108
COAL-MARKET, November 9.
Ships at, Market
471 Newcastle

Prim.
401. 91 :0 5916. 14.