Star.
London, England, 1809-12-06 00:00:00

COVENI-G4I:ZDEN 77-IEA7RE.

The storm, which of late appeared to have spc.rt
its fury, and to be gradually expiring, again blint
forth last night with sudden and augmented violence.
The first act of Me Beggar'. 0/sera proceeded
little or very slight interruption; but, early in tr
cond, the growing discontent became formida'
and on the admittance of the half-price, the uproar
grew wild and overwlilming. Some Coq tablet, who
interposed, were driven from the pit with loud huzzasi
and three loud cheers of victory were given to 1-.),,gia
with. 0. P. handkerchiefs were then waved ; lair&
was stuck in their bats i cries of " Clifford has gair...
ed his cause" were set up, and the following plsca:(4t
were hoisted :

" A British Jury for ever.r.
" versus Brandou—O. P. triuixtphant."
" A British Jury for ever.'
" Shall Briton: give up a ci,ntest which has had so long 373
spirited an existence ; and shall insolence, pride and avari.:
come off victorious ?.--Oh ! let it nut be said."

Fiat Justitia."—" Be firm and' temperate."
" Right against Might.'! •
Chorus of 0. P's.—Tune Hearts of Oak.'
" Steady boys, steady,
" We always are ready
" To turn out hired ruifiank again and agair..'
The uproar and confusion received a considerabk
addition from the occasional sound of two or three
horns. One of the 0. P. leaders, in particular, now
inaki then

" Blew a blast so loud and dread,"
as to excite universal alarm. At the end of the Pi.iy
a placard was displayed with the fellowin.f.; words

" Clifford has beat Brartion.-0. P.'s mun',l.h."
Loud cheers were given for Clifford and Victory
—the Jury—Serjeant Best, &c. and GOD save the
King, was sung, and the 0. P. dance was performed
in the usual style. A number of white caps were
worn in the Pit ; and the Boxes were vociferous in
their applause, not of what was going on beyond,
but before the curtain.

The oppooition continued with unremitted perse-
verance until the fall of the curtain, at ten.—
Shortly after the performances concluded, a drunk-
en orator from the slips, made an appsal to the
house, but his eloquence was lost upon his auditory.
About half-past ten the house was clearod, but the
0. P's. evinced strong symptoms of a determined
perseverance in the contest. No captures were made

CORN EXCHANGE, MAItK-LANE, Dxc. 6.—Tiere
a middling supply of Wheat to•day ; very few
samples, which support their price—other sorts aic
heavy, and rather lower—there is again but a Blurt
supply of Barle►, which maintains last quotation—
Malt and White Peas likewise—Beans, of the two
descriptions, keep their price—there are tolerable scp-
ples of Oats, with some further arrivals cf
and excepting prime samples, this trade is quoted
rather cheaper.—Flour at late prices-4ine American,
wholesale, 58s to 625. per barrel.

GtNRRAI. CURRENCY AS UNDER S
Wheat, 78s. 90s. 102 s. Beans, 60s. 66x.
Fine ditto, 106 s. 110 s. Tick ditto, sos. 565.
Rye, 525. 565. Oats, 254. 30s. 325.
Barley, 50s. 56.. od. Poland ditto, 365. 394.0 J.
Malt, 765. 84s. Potatoe ditto, 41s. 03.01
White Peas (Boilers) 765. 86e. Rape Seed, 471..521.
Grey ditto, 525. 58s.
Fine Flour, 90s. 955. Seconds 85s. 90s.

LONDON : Printed and publishes by LEVEL KENT, of Ca.
terbury-Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-Orrlcc, No. 1,
street. Publishedalso at the SrAa•Orrict,Tetr.ple Bar.

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