Star.
London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

PADON Illi&KhrS.

A RSTUSIN OR FLOUR,
!NM the 'oda of May to the ifith of May.
Total-7.746 (ado—Avenge 745. ad.
ot pl. Sower than lalt return.
INSPRCTOR'S R KruRN AT UXBRIDGE, MAY as.
Wheat per load 191 OS to I* 108
IlifiCy per quarter sl zso to 11 rss
Ors per ditto Al tot to al tss
Mass per ditto sl es to 21 7s
Peak per ditto cl ccs to 01 Os
PRICE OP SEEDS IN MARK.LANE.
Carr.iway new sS. to ess pa ewt.
Coriander, 130 to 141 do.
Trefoil 7. al to so do.
Red Clover sds to 706 do.
Nag Old —. to —4
White ditto 36$ tn 70
• Whhe Muftard.Seed, i. od to 17s 6.1 per huihel•
sown ditto, • it. od to 164 oil do.
Tate 36s to 4so od Oa Od
Nye Graft :oo dto 321 of per quarter.
Canary. Sot tiO 6co od to 63. od do.
PRICE OY HOPS.
sato. POCETTS.
WNW . j 1 11l to 71 os Kent - sl 16. to 71 tss
Suez . 31 aos to 61 tca Suffes -3% t 6. to 71 co
gm sl too to 61 tee Farnham SI —• to lot —...
PRICE ut' HOPi IN TH BOROUGH MARKET.
New Begs 61 cs to of ass I Pockets 61 6s to SI zoo
PRICES Olt HAY AND STRAW.
SL James. Whiteshopel.
Mayworkwe s 01 oto 4 IS o Hay per Mad 3 to to 4 ts
Straw s o •to 2 11 o Straw I t 4 to 2 0
Clover 4 010 $ 0
HO U tor SAT AND OTRATI IN 1111111111111.11.
SIN. .3108 10 41* I CIOVCT 41 os to 31 0.
Bowies cl cos to Cl os I Straw. al 16s to sl as
SMI CH FIELD MARKET, Iklay 23.
To (Ink the offal—per Rom of Mb.
Bee es td to 6s 440.1 Veal p4dto6. 44
Mutts* so 4d to ss toil so dto Si cd
Lamb 0 mutt 6d.
easel OT CATTLE THIS DOT.
Baits, Moon 700—Sheep and Lambs, 8 000.
• NEWOATE and LEADENHA LI., May 23.
Per (Waco( SM. by the tarsals.
Mief pAtto 4. tod 1 Vsal st 041 top 6J
Ildsvis• 4s 6.1 to pof Pork 41 S 4 to p Scl
Lamb is cd to 75 od.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
SL scuts Meld ptl td ToweTallow 67. 64
0. od
to 01
Oars Market 3s aid Yellow RuiSa 678 to
Wkiteshapet Market White ditto 665 al to os
Up Rom* Vlb.) 3, red Soap ditto 64. to mod
------- Melted Stuff 3Ss to 04 s7d
HS 9174 Ditto rough 31. od to cis
Average Price 3s aid Greass. its od
Good Dross so. to as
Yellow Soap. Sit to co—Mottled, 923—Curd, y 6.
Prim of Caustics per dosm,H
IDES to od—Moulds, lii 04
RAW .
ledel(perßOne) 31 44 10 31 6d Hods Skin. 179 od 10 195
Middling ss 84 to Is ml Sheep Skins a.:64t0 os east
Ordinary so 4d to is 6d Slwarlinp OS Od to 010 d
Heavy Calf as. 6.1 each I Lamb Skins is 04 to pod
PRICE OF LEATHER,Per 110. AT LBADENHALL.
Butts, so to Pilb cubButts, sod to sad
Ditto, 6o to 6slb sod to 236
Mer
fgants Seeks sad to aid
DSC g Hobs 193 to sots!
Essences Hkles sad to std
Crop Hides for Cutting at id to ild
Plat Ordinary 19.1 to Tai
Clll 1111111 S, j 0 to eclio per downs 304 to 383
Vim so to yolb 38d to a ail
Moe 70 to Solb 3M to 194
Neil Seals (Greenland) per Ih. 1. 6d to 3. sod
Lino ditto toot to yrs prr okol.
Tarsi Huth. Mass ass to 4:4 mett

Nothing can be of more importance to the corn.
!nuttily than a diligent perufal of thole authors who
Lando ably treated on the moll alarming,
moll dif-
mins& and left pitied
complaint incident to the bu-
nion nTIMM
whome Nervous Diforders. le
Tho.
I hereon' are fuyffeling from heat or :hange of
climate, and thole who labour under weaknefs and
relaxations, originating in a vatiety of other calks
as well as tilde who are grown old before their time.
by having nnguardedly plunged themfclves into the
eommitfion els &hotly vice i a book, entitled "
So-
utmost's Guide to Health." has happily been the
means of recovery of the mind as well as the body,
and naked them from a Rate of melanchrdy and
unlink, to that of health. peace, and happitiet. The
delufive habit here alluded to, is Dot confined to the
• pay. the giddy, and the vain--for, alas 1 the rich,
the poor. dm yonng, and chefs of riper years, even
thole of a fel ions and religions difpnlition, are often
drawn by an unaccountable infatuations to the eons-
million of the nestandeoly crime. All &eh Should
teri 111 l fly attend to *it nbfereations and the eafet
de
ribed in the •• Guide to Heabh." In that Worn
they will behold the dreadful confequences they are
piocuring to therntelves. and may then, perhaps, be
I,:ifoaded to retire from that road, which. though
tti e‘n ed with flowers, is hire to lead them to definite-
. i 1). Sy moans, Paternoiler•row, hag a fee
of this Work left ter rale, at 3s. each.

mar.

tt irriAtr of A Lairta ruoM AM ovum or Twit
lIILLFCMARNI TO HIS FRIEND IN LONDON:
" Mdpornenc,Valcrano, March 13.
" Dear Friend—After having repaired thedarmiges
of (hip and replaced our redder, we failed from
Malta on Saturday, the 6th elf 'February, and arrived
at Meffina, where we lay a few days. Having their
received our difpatchet from Sir James CRAIG, we let
fail for Palermo to get any difpatches, which
Capt.Sovs eaow, of the Excellent, might have to fend
to England. The day we left Meffina. the 58th and
another Regiment were to difembark ; the former
were appointed to gars Won the chief fort. Sir JaMas
himfelf had landed a few days before, and was set
in very gond health. No officers were allowed en.,
land ; the troops were in good health, but very and-
ous to have it fettled if they were to land or not, the
looks were in good condition, but no barracks fit for
dragoons were in the place. We were five days
going to Palermo, and when we arrived there, we
found that the Royal Family had entirely left Naples.
We were ordered to keep under fail, our difpatches
were put on board the Infolent gun brig, and we
were ordered immediately off Naples to join the
Joao, who had been fent there to intercept the veffels
that had feparatedfrom the convoy which failed when
the Qaeon of N..ples came away. A Neapolitan
frigates a (loop of war, and twenty fail of tranfporto
laden with ordnance (lore., bore up in a gale, and
ran into a bay near Naples, called Bays. When the
French feized them, it was at fink fuppofed that it
was owing to the difaffeltion of the crows of the men
of war, but it proved not. When we arrived off
Naples, the Juan informed us that a fishing boat had
given her the following intelligence, that an embargo
was laid on all veffels, that the Neapolitans had re-
ceived the French at every place, except Gaeta, that
the enemy were laying dole liege to it, and had 101 l
their General ; and that upwards of ao,ooo men were
marching into Calabria. We continued to cruize off
the mouth of the Bay,acal detained a Danifh brig from
Falmouth with pilchards, on account of a Neapolitan
merchant, and ordered a Danifh Ihip to Palermo, with
Englifh property on board. On the 4th of March
we (poke a Datiilh brig, who informed us that the
embargo was taken off on the 3d inllant. On the
sth we spoke an American (hip, out of Naples, who
gave us the following important information : t that
JOSE PR Bow AAAAAA was at Naples; that be had pro.
mired the inhabitants to levy no kind of contributions
on them ; lie had taken poffeflion-of the palaces, and
the Neapolitan arms were every where defaced, and
' that the inhabitants teemed very happy, and had
I mounted the national cockade ; and that there was
an army of eighty thouland men in motion to attack
Sicily, and they made no ferret of their intention to
attack it.'—Captain P thonght this of fa much
eonfequence that he immediately proceeded to Pa-
lermo, to acquaint Captain SOTNERON, of the Ex-
AA r, tensor Officer, of the citcumllance.
" On the 4111 instant an unfortunate accident hap-
pened on hoard the Msorostrae. Off Naples, as
'the crew were getting down a damaged foretop man,
by fame accident one of the forecalllc guns (a nine•
pounder) went off; the (hut (truck an iron bolt, and
fplit it in two ; it ago fhivered a timber head to fplin-
tem. Mr. BLYTH, the Matter, was very feverely
wounded in the body and face, and three of the (ca-
meo were alio wounded and much fcorched, but we
are happy to add they are all in a fair way of doing
well—one of the feamen has loft his eye.
" An account is kill arrived here that a friga7
has been wrecked of Monto Cheap, andahe Marro-
MINI is ordered off to afcertain her name, &c. &c.
—only 14 of her crew ire reported to be C
aved
alto that Josera B has declared himfelf
King and Conqueror of Italy "
• LATTER FROM MESSINA, DATED ATM 3 :
" I left Naples the lath March, and arrived here
the loth : 1 call it making my efeape from thence,
as nn paffports would be granted to go to Sicily co
Malta, or indeed for the Englifh to go any where
but to Rome, or upon the regular route to Turin
The French behaved very well for about twelve days
after they entered Naples. They then arrefted Mr.
Scorn, the Britifh Vice Conful, on the 30 March,
and put him into prifon ; on the 6th he was fent id
irons, with fifteen others, to Capna ; the day fol
',wing he was returned to the prifon in Naples; fe-
veral of the others, it was laid, were (hot at Capna;
they were none of them Englifh. The 1311 i he was
feat, with a guard of a Captain and twenty dragoons,
■ prifoner of war to Tulin. An order had been
figned, but not put in execution when I left, fur all
the Englilh to go to Rome ; and from the bell in.
formation I could get, which I believe was too true,
it was the determination of the French to fend them,
with all the Englifts who were at Rome, prifoners of
war to Tulin. I difliked the idea of this, and through
die ;meted of a Frenchman, I applied for a paffport
to go to America, which, with Come difficulty, I
obtained the fame day, and got on board an Ameri-
can (hip cleared nut for Sardinia, and arrived here.
Many of the Neapolitan troops defected, others were
diiperfed in Calabia, and I believe not more than
Soo have come to this ifland. Our foldiers, who are
iu poftellion of all the fortreffes here. (rem confident
the French cannot take this place. The EXCELLENT
and IFllliPln men of war are here, with feveral
fogates. The EAGLE and ATIIFNIFNN r, with othcf
frigate*, are at Palermo; other frigates are el Ili zing
aloait and blockading the By of Naples, lit that all
communication from this place to Naples is flopped."

MARRIED.
On Saturday tall, at St. George's Church, Hanover knee. the
Hon. Win. Herbert, on of the Fart of Caernarvon, to the HOP.
Lttitta Emily Dorothea Allen, young at laughter of Lord VII.
eount Allen.
'I hurfalay, Captain Colby, of the Royal Navy, to Niri.Coftin.
Ire of Bedford.
Wedooday, at St. George's, Hanover rquare, Major Knowles,
of the ;.1 Dragoons, of htadra.. in the (crater of the ban India
: Curopanyt to Mils Altham.of Weyntoutb.ltreet, Pordand.place.