Star.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

CORN MARICETJ.

This morning, at Mark-Lane, there was Come
fupply of new whtat front Eire). and Kent, which
fold at from loos. to toss. Confiderablc file for
foreign, of good quality, at a little more than
Friday's price, but los. dearer than lak Monday.
Oats, is. to as. dearer—Other articles the fame—
Some few arrivals from the Baltic.—Flour, Bos.

71014 THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SF PT. 12.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Re-
turns ending the sth of September, lam
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Peafe.
s. d. s. d. 8. d. s. d. I. d $ e
93 4 6i 6 • ss to 31 0 53 1 52 6

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Average prices of Foreign Corn, by whi. the L.tunty ca
Importation is regulated, the week ending the sth of Sept.
Wheat. I Rye. 1 Barley. I Ow. I Beans. I Peal:.
s. d. d. s. d. s. d. d. s,
62 0 33 St 29 01 21 21 30 0 34 51
The average Pries of Sugar. computed from the Hew, et
made in the week ending thebth September,tBol,is 475. 1,),141,
per hundred oqight.

MANSION-HOUSE,SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 18c_ I.

The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, .01,1
other Grain, have been imported and entered at
the Manton-Houfe, the prefent week, vii. front
Monday the 7th, to Saturday the 12th of Septem-
ber, both inclufive
Qterters Wheat. Oats. Barley. Malt. Beano. PL4fi. Seeds
Monday, 7, 67 1167 140 380 42 6: 10s0
iwfday, 8, 13 218 52 61 18 &a
Wednefday 50, 1583 30 70 310 229 43 23
Thuilday, 10, 455 20 55 1022 ISf 23 •2
Friday, 11, 1210 1350 50 44
Saturday, z 2. 457 2180 239 727 197 119 33

378.5 4965 SO4 2491 729 265 1370
COUNTRY MARKETS.

Tama, or GRAIN, AT THI FOLLOWING MARIEFTS.
BASINGSTOKE.,—Wheat 88i od to ions od per %arta%
Barley 358 od to 46s od I Beans 39s cd to Os od
Oata ass od to 40a od Peale 37s od to 475

Newavar.—Wheats, 765. od. to ICOG. od. per Quarter.
Barley 34s od to 48s ad Beans 4os od to sBz cd
Oats at. od to 36s od Peak 455.0 d to cos cz.l
Hawetr.—Wheat 74s od to zoos cd per Quarter.
Barley 36s od to 491 ad Beans 478 Od to SCS ed
Oats 26s od to 4os od Peale 4os ad to scs od
Ra.trallo.--Wheat 6os. W. to 98s. od. per Quarter.
Barley 34s od to sos od I Beans 381 od to sis od
Oats as, od to 4os od Peale 38s cd to scz od

The prices of corn at Warminfler on Saturday
were as follows : wheat, per quarter, 905. to 102 S.
barley, 425. to 6zs. oats, 3os. to 365. beans, 58s.
to 645.
At Doncafter wheat has fallen its. per coomb;
the fine is now felling at 325. to 38s. and foreign
whcat as low as 21S. to szs. per coomb of four
bulhels ; and rye 17s. to sos.

At Lincoln, Newbury, Worcefter, Gloucefler,
Birmingham, Derby, Chefterfield, and Athburn-
ham, wheat is cheaper; at Cambridge, Roylion,
Norwich, Stamford, Northampton, Chefter, New.
ark, and Lynn, it has rifen 2,3, and at the Lt:i
place Bs. per quarter.
QtritaacTuaNksolyixtr.—Th efollowingForm
of Prayer has been appointed to he read through-
out the United Kingdom ;
0 Atutoory LORD Gon wonderful in operation, infinite
in wifdom,power,and goodnefs; terrible in thy judgments, bit:
abundant in loving kind:leis and mercy; thou turtlell the fruit-
ful land into barrenefs for the wickeder(' of them that dwell
therein; and again thou commandeft the water to fpting in the
dry ground,and the rallies to Rand thick with corn. We, thit.e
unworthy fervants, the people of this finful nation, offer unto
Thee our praifes and thankfgivings, for that Thou haft vouch-
fated to remove far from us the fear of dearth and famine ;
caufing, by thy blefling, the fields, which we had town, to
yield, in overflowing abundance, their various fruits of incn:ah ;
and, in thy goodnefs, fo ordering the (talons, that we hat.
joyfully reaped and gathered into our barns.—Not unto us, U
LORD ! not unto us, but unto thy name, he the pra:fe. Ub
acknowledge that we had merited the fever;ty of thy wrath;
but thou in judgment thinkeft upon mercy, and wouldett not
the death of a finncr, but that his ers turn from their evil ways
and live. Give us grace, 0 Loaf', to employ the gift, of thy
bounty to thy glory—neither fiptandering thgin in riot and
luxury, nor hoarding them from veedinefs of fordidgatn b,t
grant that, with hearts full of thinkfulnefs to Thee, the giver
of all good, we may ufc them with temperance for the fupply
of uur own wants, and difpenfe them with liberality for the
relief and comfort of the poor, and make us ever to be mindfte,
that a mans life coufifteth not in the abundance of things that

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he poffefrAli, .stat that he liveth not by bread alone. but by
every word that procrcdcth out of the mouth ut Thee. his GOD ;
that fo, while we pray daily unto Thee, as thou h3ft. com-
manded, for thc perifhable meat of this world, we may crate
not to labour more earn dlly for that which endureth IDito cwt.-
tatting life, which thou halt given us by thy fon, ji. Pius Cif v
our Lord, to whom with tht tea and the lionr Gnus:.
be all honour and glory, world without end. Amen.

Purfuant to an Order of Council, in future,
when 'hips or veffels arrive at any out-pots
Officers bearing difpatches for Government front
Egypt, or any port of the Streights, the Officer
charged with difpatches is to be permitted to land,
provided the Infpeecting Officer of Health certifies
that the crew are healthy.
The Poll-Office American and Weft-India pac-
kets are not in future to be detained for Govern-
ment difpatches, but to fail as immediately after•
the appointed days as the wind•will permit.
Sir EDWARD CROrTON and Lady CHARLOTTE
STEWART were on Saturday IA united in the holy
bands of matrimony, at St. James's Church, by
the Rev. Dr. PA..it F.R. Lady CHARLOTTE STEW-
T, now Lady CHARLOTTE CRorroN, is fifth
danghter of the Earl of GALLowAy,and of a very
amiable dirpolition. She was accompanied to
Chinch by the Earl and Countefs of GALLOWAY,
her three youngcft fillers, the Marchionefs of
BLA pintos'), ;he Dosvager.Duchefs of Ls EUE, La-
dy L. Istansts is alai her daughter. The Earl
and Conntefs of Gm,rowav gave away the los cly
bride. Sir F.IWARD was accompanied by.his m,,-
ther the Bartniefs Csorroa, and his three fitictt.
The hippy couple, immediately after the cere-
mony, let off for Eel Mire, where they pats the
honey moon. The daughters of the GALLOWAY
family arc celebrated for beauty and accomplifh-.
ments. Five of them have been ttirs dilpoled of
in marriage.—One to the Marquis of BLANDrORDP
another to Lord :irk lit•'lß CHICHESTER, a third to
;it- JAMES GRAHAM, a fourth to the rich Mr.
REED, and the filth to Sir EDWARD CROTTON•
Mere are other three unmarried, two of whom
have been prefented at Court ; and the third, it
expected, \••ill make her public appearance in the.
IVothi the :acting winter.

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