Star.
London, England, 1815-11-25 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

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PRICES Or GRAIN AT MM
K-nr and l'Asst, Ms 644. via.
Wheat, Suffolk, 421.601.685.
Ditto, Noriolk, 445. Sas.
Rye, 2tls. SU.
Barley, 265. 325.
Mali, 604. 6Ss.
White Peas, S4s. 361. hollers,
1 28s. 42r.

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,K-LANE, NON'lMlllta 24.
Grey Peas, 31s. 375.
Small Beans, 30s. 3tis.
Tick Ditto, tar. fltis.
Oats, POWNe, tale. 295.
Ditto, Poland, '2,4i. 'as.
IDitto, Ford, I $4. 234.
Rapeseed, .R.:.6. 1.19. per last
Flour, b 53. GUS. per z..tek.
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Wheat, Dantzie, 621. 70s.
Ditto, Baltic Red, 545. 625.
Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen,

401. 48%.
Dino, Brabant Red, 40a. 48$.
ityr, stft. 32a.

Barley, 00s. Ous.
Oats, Ferol, 00i. rot
Ditto, Brew ,11( s.
White Peas, um. cos.
Grey Peas, M.. nth.
Small Bemis, 00s. Ws.

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Mill-WIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER Q. 4.
Beet , 44 01 to 5.4 Veal 4: ad to 6. OJ
M'lt,olll 4,1 WS4 6.: I'.rk 4. 4d 111 5.% 4/1
Beam. 6,lo—Sheep and lambs 3,970—;rhea 310
Meadow Hay SI 0$ to 41 10., Clover 51 01 to 61 6$
Straw £t 54 to X 1 I.

niers OF HAY AND STRAW YIiSTEKDAY.
sr. *ISIS'S. WILITICHA Pt L.
Hay 31 Os to gOsSd I Hay 41 Os to St Os Od
Straw tl Si Od to 11 14s 64 Straw 11 12s to 11 164 OLI

PRICE OF HOPS.
szw SAGS. N SS► POCKSTSI
Kent 51 55 to 91 O. 1 Kent .- 61 0* to 1111 la
Su.i.•x 41 10: to 71 153 Suftex. -51 154 to 91 it•
1;...ex 91 0: to 111 0: latnhaat 191 04 to 14 Os

NEWC;ATE AND LEADENIIALL ALIKKE Fs.
(By the Carcass.)
Beef, ter stone 33 8.1 to 4s 4d Veal '..ts 8d to 5s A!
Mu! con - 2s Rd to 4s 4d I Pork 4% 01 to 50 041

RAM HIDEO.
Best Heifers and Steers (per • Ordinary 2s 4d to 2s 6!
stone) -Sr 01 :o 3s 4 Market Calf
24 sd to 2s iod Eng. Horse 15a to 17,
Shearlitlgs, Sod to 48d. Lamb Skins, 36d to 6(41.

79s 6!

PRICE OF I ALLOW.
St. James's Market 4s 4.1 fawn Tallow
Clare Market - or ad Yellow RubNia
Whiteclia!iel Market 4s ISI White ditto
per *toile of tilb. I Soap ditto
Graves 15s Od—Good Dregs lO‘ Od.
Price of Candles per cisa. lid. oJ—Mouids, 134 GI.
Yellow Soap, 46a—Mottled, 91i.—Curd, ot4-1141:1, 104 a

67 tPi
COs
4/ Oil

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PRICE 011 LEATHER IN LEADENHALI.-',IKEE I.
Butts, 50 to 561 as 22d 22id Cult Skins, 35 to 4011). 221 ,264
Ditto, 56 to 661bs 22d 26,1 Ditto 50 to 701Iss iti ISW
Merchants Backs lad 124 d Ditto 70 to btAbs 22d 264
DreKsltig I li.le, 1W 17 Id 1 Sm.►llSralr Greenland 43d 464
Fine Coach Hides lad 19i I Large ditto, per duz. 1344 1110 s.

Tuesday night some new houses in Swan-lane,
Upper Thames.street, were entered by thieves, who,
after robbing the place of carpenters' tools and every
thing else they could find, set one of the houses on
fire ; providentially it was soon after discovered by
Mr. Lord, a next door ncighbtair, and, with the assis-
tance of the seighlmrs, it was got under b, fu-e it
could spread its devastation any farther than to de-
stroy a part of the floor and the window Itame. A
lamplightet's ladder, about eight feet long, was found
on the preniises.
A shocking accident happened to a child about five
years old, the daughter of Mr. Young, of Red Lion-
street, Whitechapel, who a few days ago was taken
out of bed by the servant maid, and suffered to come
down stairs alone in her night clothes. In a few mi-
nutes after the servant was alarmed by her screams,
when she hastened to her assistance, and found her at
'the bottom of the stairs with her dress all on fire.—
She extinguished it as soon as possible ; but the clad
was so much injured, that she only survived a few

minutes.
A male child, apparently ab'nt six weeks old, w: s
discovered at the door of Mr. Robert Baxter, in
Qrteen•street, Bloomsbury, on Monday evening ; it
era:, wrapped up in a blanket, and a dark•colourcd silk
pillow laid under it ; it WAS nearly dead, from the
effects of cold, when discovered, but is now well, and
in Gray's-inn-lane work-house.
Modeste Roquette, and Jean Rocfuette his brother,
both resident at Cabrieres, near Nismes, have been
condemned to death, by the Assize Court at Nistnes,
the former for havin4 assassinated a young woman,
aged 18, and the latter for having murdered a shep-
herd who was an eye-witness of the first murder, and
who had made a depositipn to that effect. The trial,
which presented the most horrible details, laded a
whole week.

Duet..--Thursday morning, at an early hour,. a
meeting took plate in the Regent's Park between Mr.
J. O'C. and a Lieutenant E oldie Royal Navy.
The cause•originated in a dispute that occurred in
the lobby of Covent Garden Theatre. The comba-
tants were slightly wounded—Mr. O'C. in the left
hand, and Mr. E. in the right shoulder. The affaa
then terminated.
ilmsw-.RTII, an old man, 65 years of age, with
one arni, tOr a wager of *75 a. side, started from the
Cossack, Rochester, on Wedneiday morning, at eight
o'icock, to perform 60 miles in 20 hours : he arrived
at London Bridge at three o'clock in the alternoon ;
and yesterdq morning, at 20 minutes before too
o'clock, returned back to his starting-post, having
completed his task two hours and twenty minutes
withis the time allowed him.

STAG HUNT.—Last week, a remarkably fine stag
was found by the hounds belonging to the Groom-
keepers of the New Forest, in the manor of H. C-
Cohirros, Esq. at Minesteed, where he had been
trespassing. He afforded most excellent sport, and
was killed under Bendy Wood, having run between
30 and 40 miles in three hours and a half, during
the greater part of which time he wasin full view.
Dou STEALING. Saturday last William GVioig, of
Eighton Banks, pitman, was convicted before the
Magistrates at Gateshead, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in
the mitigated penalty of £2O, under the Act of 10
Geo. 111. cap. is, for stealing a dog belonging so
Mr. Willis, which it appeared Cotton had also killed
and cut off his head, for no apparent cause or object,
except for the brass collar, which was found in his
Louse.

CORONER'S INoustsie —An l nquestwas held yes-
terday, at Mr. Orsrn's, the sign of the Grave Mot ris,
on the Whitechapel-road, on the body of Thomas
Reeks, landlord of the Cock, at Sovardstone, in
Essex, who went out on Monday to break a young
horse, but after some time he was thrown off, and the
wheel of the break passed over his head, and erns!ted
him in tile an •st dreadful manner. Verdict—Asci-
&mai le:atil.—TterrsJay. an Inqusition was held at
the satin. house, on the hely of Jean Maignan,
anot!;er of t!:e unf ru,aotte suderers, who died in
consequence of oafs ite retetved at the acci-
dent in Well-stte..L. The evidence Willi ueatly the
same as on :JA: forma itive,.toga.ions, and the Jury
tettune:. v,:viiet'll--14 Moth ntal Death."