Star.
London, England, 1807-03-02 00:00:00

MAR KT.L AE.

CO'=N-EkCHANGE, MARCH s.
. Wheat is arrived today in tolerable itippAy, and
Iles are bri(kly made fully, at lal prices. The arri•
vials of Barley are large, Shd being much in requel,
is rather dearer. Malt and Beans of each kind are at
rmall variation in price, and in tolerable pleaty:—
There are many arrivals of Oats, and this Ili-tide is
quoted cheaper. In Flour little variation.
GINENAL MUMMY AS UNDtlt :
48$ 64s Bss per qr. Grey Peale 44s sosod
Pine Ditto. 85s 88s od Beans, (old) 42.9 48$ Od
Rye. 44s 48$ Tick Ditto (old) 37. 43. od
Barley, 35s ,sts
Malt, 60 1a Poland
ats 23s 3os
Poland ditto 3 is 3z5 od
White Peale, (Boilers) 8a 88s, Rape Seed. at 391 oos
Fine Flour 631 to 7os. Seconds dos to 635.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICH OP GRAIN AT TO f rOLLOWINO MARICITS.
B.A3INGIITOICIWhfat 723 od to 96s od per Quarter. ,1
Barley 35s od to 38s od I Beans 48s od to sos od
Oats 278 04 to 331 od Bread is sod per gallon
Adasotreiseao.—Wheat 7os od to 981 od per Q.
Barley 368 od to 3ps od I Beans 48s od to sos od
Oats aos od to 465 cd Peafe . 498 od to 54s od
. . Haucar.--Wheat 7os od to pp, cd per
Barley 335 od to 395 ed I Beans 38s o 4 to 488 od
Vas ass od to 345. od Peak 408 od to 488 od
loltwsuar.--Wheat 65s od to 941 od per
Barley 358 od to 38. od I Beans 44s od to sos od
Oats 265 od to 318 del Peafe sos od to oos od
RiAtutto.—wheat aBs od to 9EI od per Qr.
Barley 355 od to 405 od I Beans AISS od to 5241 0.4
Oats. sot od to 35s ad Peafe .5211 od to 333 od

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
The humidity and attendant mUdnefs of the feafon have re-
tarded the preparation for rowing and letting Fichl Beans on-Itrctng
foils, operations which ufually have at this time been in •great
forwardnefs. On light foi!s preparations have been made for row
ing Barley, and a great bread•h of lay ground has been already
broken up for Oats. The Wheat, Rye, and Winter Tares UM
continue to look well, and the Artificial Graffes are very Sourifh -
lug, and promife early feed for ewes and lambs.
From the Fens, immenfe droves of colefeed fed Steep have been
recently fer.t to Smithfield, in high condition. But from the pre-
vailing warmth and wetnefs, colefetti is found to grow too fall,
and the remainder of the feeding Rock, which is tilU confiderable,
do not do fo well

The fame obfervation holds good in refpcdt to Turnips—a crop
which has been this winter univerfally good and abundant.
The pradtice of (tall feeding beans on oil cake, ground corn,
Ste- being now general, fcarcely a well managed farm is without
a few, and it occafions a great deal of fat cattle In the country,
which has con fiderably reduced the prices of fat meat. Notwith-
Sanding the large fupplies wanted by Government and merchant
(hipping, Cows and Calves are more reafonable.
Little bufinefs has been lately done in the korfe markets. Some
Sew Fen-bred Cart•colts have bean fold at very high prices.
The demand for Forking Pigs (till continues.

The Loan Cmascaatoa arrived at Windfor yet:
terday morning, and bad a long audience of his Ms•
JESTY._ _ . _

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On Saturday the LORD CHANCELLOR held his ha
Levee for the feafon, at which were prefent—
Duke of St. Alban's.
Marquifes—Saliflury, Blandford, Hertford, Abereorn, and
Winchefter.

Farls--Breadalbane. Briftol, Radnor, Warwick. Mount Edge..
eombe, Carnarvon Digby, Buckiugharnfhlre, Fife, Abtrdccn,
Powis, Morton, Leven and Melville, and Temple.
Vilkounts—Curzon and Clive.
Lords—Bodon, Willoughby de Broke, Crantley, Redefdale, St.
Offuldon, Kenfington, Broke, and G. L. Gower.

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Bilmps—Bangor and Brittol.
The Hon —Bennet.
Mr. Baron Graham.
Sin—T. Metcalfe, R. Wlgram,R. Thornton, W. Paxton, and
T. Torton.
Admiral Caldwell.
Generals—Leflie and Burton.
Colonels—Monfon and Wood.
Major Ramfay.
Dean of Winchefter.
Aldermen—Shaw and Petting. •
Meffra—Wigram, Woohner' Wooddefon, Jack fon Panlet,
Malnwaring, Touchet, Capp, H.Maddoek,J. Andrews, Bald-
win,T. W. Cam'. Stephen, Wrottelley, Ldieden, Cripps, Chrif-
this, G. Role, W. Role, Noel, C. Butler, Welfit, Spranger, Barnes,
Neve, Mhford, Cook, Weir, Rainsford, Ogleby,Shadwall, L. Shad-
well, J. Dent, Heald, Pell, Croble, W. Scott, Scarlet, Printrofe,
Buller, Maitland, Dawkins, H. Sumner, S. Smith, G. Smith,
Thornton, A. Palmer, J. Jackfon, Hill, ard, Stanifetth,Hewen,
Irwin, Boddington, Sharp, T. Baring, A. Baring, E. Stuart, M.
Stuart, and Poole.

CATHOLIC MERTINC..—The Catholic Body, purfuant
to adjournment, met on Tuefday IA at the Rotunda,
Dublin. The Committee appointed for that purpofe
prefented the petition, which, having been approved
of by the Affembly,
Mr. Butte moved that a deputation, confining of
the molt refpettable of the Catholics, in rank and
fortune, be appointed to condor& the affairs of the
Body in London, and to hand the petition to Mr.
Grattan, fur the purpofe .uf having it prefented to
the Houfe of Commons.
After a few obfervations from Mr. O'Goastaia,
Mr. DCUMGOOD, Mr. OiCoNamt, and Mr. KEOGH',
Mr. MAHON hinted that a Delegation of but one,
and that one the Noble Chaitman, would probably
anfwer the views of all parties, and be liable to none
of the objeltions already Rated ; the idea was eagerly
feized by Mr. Rsocu, who faid, that if reduced to
the form of a motion, he would fecond it.
Mr. MAHON then moved, that the Catholic Petition
be tranfmitted to Mr. Grattan by Lord Fingal, for
the purpofe of being laid before Parliament this
Salon. The motion was feconded by Mr. Ksoca,
and carried unanimoufly.
'Saturday arrived New York Papers of the 22d of
January. The anxiety refpefling the motives of
C..lonel Butt continued to prevail, and frelh ru-
mours and fufpicions were hourly propagated. Ge-
neral EATON having left Philadelphia for Wailing-
ton, on the 18th of January, it was immediately re-
ported that he had gone to meet Col. BURR in that
quarter. A Dr. BOLLMAIS, with Meffrs. OCDEN,
SwAtrour, and feveral other perfons of refpeetabi-
lay, had been arrefted at New Oilcans, on a charge
of being concerned in this extraordinary entcrprife.
The Dottor was brought to Charletton as a (hate
prifoner, under care of a guard of foldiers. Dr. B.
was one of the perfons who attempted to releafe the
Marquis DE LA PAYETTI from Magdeburg. The
Doetor moved cn the Bth of January, for a Habeas
Corpus, and was ordered by the Judge to appear be•
fore him the next mmning ; but the Mill ary Com-
mandant refufed to deliver him up to the Civil Power,
General WILKINSON'S inftruftions direCting him to be
kept without communication with any perfun, till
the pleafure of the Prefident (hall be known.
The New York Gazette of the 22d of January,
Oates the following to be the difpofition of the Britith
(hips of war on the American coall, viz. the Cafe,
of 8o guns ; the Triumph 74 ; and Topaze, 36, in
Lynehaven Bay, on the 14,h ; and Bellona of 74,
land Leopard of so, in Hampton Roads. The Me-
i lamptts failed from the latter nation on the loth cf
J away.

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LIB' INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, FEB. :6.

3 WELL! V. PAlLaalt,..
This was a qui tam adion. tot penalties urnttie
ftatute againk Airy. It appeared flint a difirered
linen-draper
.applied to the defendant, will. is a
pawahroket in Fleet-flreet, for advances of money
in enable him to keep up his credit, dtpofiting at
the fame time goods in the .defeadarit's hands as a
collateral fecisti.y. TVie refult of there advances
was, that infie. ad of charging the linen draper A legal
intereft of five pounds per cent. he g,,t from him
fomething about twenty per cent. The declaration
contained three counts, enumerating the fevtral
advances, and the intereft paid thereon ; but the
fl It advance, that of fifty pounds, was given up,
as it had been made upwards of a twelvemonth,
and confequently not within the provifion of the fla-
me; and the fccond advance his Lordfhip thought
the plaintif could not recovcr upon; but with se-
pal to the third advance, that of 521. the Jury found
a verdid for the plaintiff, which entitles him. to 1541.
being three times the amount of the fum advanced.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB 17.
JOSEPH V. WATER Housa AND °THEIS.
This WaS an aelion for damages againft the Defen-
dants, proprietors of the Bath coach. The Plaintiff'
yes a paflenger in it for Bath, in Oftober !aft. It
had.proteeded a conliderable way, when the guar4
forced the paffengers, already fix in number, to admit
an outride paffenger. This was objened to by the
Plaintiff, who Rated that the coach was already full.
After they had gone about five miles, the coach
was overfet, by die wheel breaking in piecee, and
the Plaintiff was fo preffed ict the fall, that his collar
bone was broken, and he was, in confiquence of this
accident, confined to his bed for fame wee::, and
under the care of a furgeon, who was produced as a
withers in Court, and Rated that the Plaintiff had
received much injury. It was alto proved, that the
coach was very heavily laden, infide and outride,
there being fifteen paffengers in
,number, and alto
great quantities of luggage, part of which confined
of 25 barrels of oyfters.—Vcrdia fur Plaintiff, da-
mages 501.