Star.
London, England, 1801-12-14 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, DEC. 9.

His Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALts
turned to his marine refidence lalt week.
The winter feafon has commenced with unttfila
fuccefs ; balls, card-parties, routes, &c. conftitat
the principal evening's amufement of the vifitor
Among the company at the Cattle ball, on hi
day, were the Pawl ofWALIrS, Dukes of St. A,
aita's and NORFOLK; Earls LUCAN, TAN It ERTILLE
Lords G. SEYMOUR, WINTKILTON • Sirs SYTHIR
SMITH, RICHARD HERON; Colonels STAVHOPE
LEE ; Hon. Mr.joti s, Meffrs. DAY, Gi ass, CRAW,
FoRD ; Ladies Cass et.roari, AUGUSTA MURRAY,
ANN MURRAY, SUSAN DREW, ANN CI. CIL,HERO,,
On Tuefday evening, by order of the PRINCE,
at his own houfe, an annual b:11 and (upper were
given to the domettics, and many of the Brighton
tradefmen. His Highnefs went into the room at
an early hour, accompanied by Sir 41CONty Starrig,
and appeared much delighted with this miry
groupe, who danced to admiration: an elegant
(upper was provided.
AU the principal roads are about to undergo a
thorough repair : improvements keep pace with]
the great influx of company.

The Definitive Treaty is not erpated by ou
Government to be ratified before February.
On Saturday a King's Mellinger arrived at the
Foreign Office in Downing-ffreet, from Mr. Ja c
sox, at Paris, and Lord cost; we IA s, at Amias.
Mr. EAsrwooD, arrived this morning with dii
patches from Ireland.
Twenty-one General Officers will Rill remain
upon the Staff after the 24th of December, nine
teen being firuck off.
On Monday lalt the Earl of NORTHAMPTON, as
Lord Lieutenant of the county, infpaled th
Northamptonfhire Militia, quartered in the tow.
of Northampton.
General GWYNN It is continuing his infpeFtion
the Cavalry, and calling fitch horfes as ate deemed
kali fit for favice. On Friday 101 l he arrived at
Northampton to look at the Blues, which for that
purpofe had been previoufly called in from their
out.quarters.
His Mayarry has been gracioufly pleafed to ap•
prove of the (entente of a General Court Martial,
lately held at Chelfea on Captain BROORAVE
of th-
-2d Dragoon Guards, whereby he Rands acquitte.
of the feveral charges preferred againit him.
Jima CLAUDIUS BERESFORN Efq. is arrived i,
Dublin, and has commenced an :laird canvas fo
his re-elation to reprefent that city in Parliament.
Wednefilay the Right Hon. HENRY DUNDAS,
paid a vifit to the LORD Psovosr, Magifirares, and
Council, in the Council Chamber, Edinburgh.
The Dean of' Yottit has given tool. to be placed
in the Funds, the it:terell of which is to be applied
to the fublillence of unfortunate prifoners in that
city. _ _

Tile Marquis de Souza, who arrived in the for.
mer packet from Lifbon, is app. inted Miniacr Pler
nipotentiary on the part of l'or • gal I.) the C..n.
grefs at Amiens. He came by the way of .cndoo,
in order to confer previoufly with his Maj,:fty's Mi-
nitiers ; and on Saturday he left- town to a:tcnd
the Congrefs.
The Whig Club of Ireland dined on Monday
laR at Atwell's Tavern, Dublin ; the Earl of
CHAIRLINOW r in the Chair.

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The tribute paid by America to the BEY of Teo
POLI, as the price of peace, is 'teed to be sco,octo
dollars in advance, and 400,000 annually.
A letter received loft week by the over!and ex.
prefs from Bombay, flees, that the Rebel Polo
gar of VE E RA I' ATC H EY had been to the feveral Poi•
lams, and, by menaces and threats, extort:d from
the Zernindars the whole of their colleairo, which
fhould have been carried to the credit of the Ns-
MIL Unable, however, to fecrete fo much daft
collection, he entrufted a rebellious Chief of one
of the Southern Pollams with the trcafure, who
was fortunately made prifoner by Colonel butts,
when, from a dread of punifhment, he made a vo-
luntary confeffion, and revealed the whole trapf-
aElion : the confequence was, that the Polygar o
VIERAPATCHEC was loon after entirely defeated,
and the property he had unlawfully poffeifed him.
felf of fell into our hands.
The Honourable Colonel Wet Lf SLEY has Lees
direaed by the Madras Government to return La
Scringapatam, and to refome the command of the
Myfore army. Colonel STEPHFH6ON is appcinted
to command the provinces of Malabar and Cauaro,
under the Officer commanding in M; fore.
By the Indian regulations, the Governor and
Council at Fort St. George are empowered to
ena& regulations for the Provinci.ll Courts and
Councils annexed to that Prefidency, in the man-
ner as the Governor and Council at Fort William
are permitted to do, for the better adminiflrat:ea
of jullicc in' Bengal, Behar, and Oiiiik. In yix.e
of this permillion, immediately on the demiil.: of
the late Nabob of the Carn:ttic, the Madras C,
vernment ilfued orders for the long contemplat:d
art angements, civil and military, in afore ton•
tories, to be catried into effeCl.
The inftalment of the new Nabob of the C '71.).
tic, th UM up DOWLAH, took place with excecc4ns
great pomp Aid Ceremony on the 3111 of Jul; on
an open pandal, amidft the applaufes of thoufnods
of the natives, and European, of all deferipticti
On the fucceediog mornino, a nuro:ter of the pm-
cipal Sirdars attended at the Prelideney by 2.
pomtment, to offer their congratul ohms, a:: 1 el
profs theit fatisfatltion on this honor:ant oceallof.
They were received according to the let cral ,lade
into which they h id been previontly arranocd, .::-.
with kite cullomal y honour due to their ran;.
Each clad; was then separately irirt iie..l with tl.
putters repofed in them by the Cor.:o :ny, olOr
powers will be virally confirmed he ti., 1...f01e.n. r
of the Court of Ditenors. In fixito, the *room
of k ttltments, Eye. granted to forme of the So. do's
I attention will be dirt elcti to the amount of t!:.!
late yell elive I:flat-Ws and ernolormnts, as Wf,l .
preparir g their minds for the new ot de:: o::!•'
ab tot to take pl.Lce in the domiaioto. of th.o. ..!
otoset eign, and Leming efiedtually the ati.tel.to...
ec'nfeliie tnlO37C rtre.treibrEntl:AitGjdilli.nEf:,lliiiihE :Cif LifiCakbElPLiCLl'li.U'l e.
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CORN MARKETS. *

• MAROC-LAN', DEC. 74.
, ibegaintitY Or Wheat this morning Oct fo
Hsu for tome time pan. It advancr•l in Brier
is. 4s. to 6s. fince this day week, and :11)!):It 2c.
pee then on Friday lail-Rye and Malt 'tr.! as
pdare..Barley goes off heavily at Friday's
; Nes and new Beans are nearly without akera.
'Hog Peale fetch rather more money -Boilers
oaa other articles as per lafl.-The price of
sper variable, from 655. to 7cs.
toga Wheat, per quarter, 665. 78s. 84s. 86s.
poor Ditto, sos. Bos. -
.ifie Daacsit Wheat, 84s.
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'h6s. 38s.--Den (New) 465. 48s. 6d.
445, 58s.-Fine (Ditto), 565. 6cs.
OM 20. 28s. 325.
sa, Beans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 465.
'Trekßeans, (New) 3os. 365.-011 465.
rPeas. 30e. to 41s.
iers, 48s. to 545. • •
orraway Seed, 365. to 475. per cwt.
cariandar 265. to 295. per cwt.
Nary, toss. to I tos.
jape Seed, 34 to 381. per laft.
fad 00141, 405. 765. 855. per cwt.

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White ditto, 58s. 84s. 1 tass
freftily 265. 40s. 50s.
pow Till LONDON GAZETTE, 4ATORDAY, DEC. 12.
=eke of Corn In England and Wales, from tlto Ra-
tbo gth of Deceunberslot.
um" 1 Rye. rarity. I Oats.
ej Realm reale.
""---4. a. d. a. d. d a d.
Q -46 7 44 7 24 9 44' 3 4t 9
.Igessuagc Price of Sugar, comput from the Actium!
Zra week eadlagthe 9th of December, is Qs- 7id• Per
stathr.
sr:Of GRAIN. AT TUE tot LOWINE hemmers.
PisaterromE.—What 6P, d to 7W od per
r 37, rid, to 43, od I 11,,1ns 44s od to 33s $4
012 to 33s od l'calc 43$ od to tan ell
811ssesatse...-whess 741 at to 14s cd par qu-tr.r.
lb* 311 s od to 421 od ltkans 343 cd
IRS od to 28s od Peak 4os ad to 42. out
ee...Wbeets, SOS. od. to SOL GI per tZ,rter.
SOO Ott to 44.1 od Beata 40S od to I3_a od
204 041 to 344 od I Prate 443 od to 4/s cd
3bucae.—Wheat 7os oil to 83s ci per Quarter.
3as ad to 41$ od I Been, 37e od to 48. ed
ass od to 28s al Pei* 423 od to 4Es od
RWlNcoWheat 365. od. to t:3l. od per ousel, e.
]may 333 ad to 436 od 333 4F% -.I
dkio t7a od to 36s Cod I Peale 360 cd cd
• • "se prices of corn at Warsoinfter ma: kLt, on
Illattlay talk, were as follows : Wheat per quarter
645. to Isl. Barley, 365. to 475. Oats, s6s. to 3os.
.leass, sta. to 68s. per quarter.
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At Stamford the average price of Wheat has,
Akio fit= 735. t td. to 771..8d. but Barley is ra-
ANT cheaper ; and Oats have rifen from los. red.
to ms. sd. per quarter.
At Lo prime Wheat and Barley are 4s. per
.grater diaper, and Oats about ts.-7At North•
a Wheat is rather higher.
rippingham, Lincoln, Royllon, Newark,
posadier, and Afhbourne its holds it print..
At Cambridge tine Wbcat is 21. per quarter
&met ; at Derby about 4s. ; at Chefferfield
m. M. The price is likcwife loweroat Birming-
la and Warwick„ind the markets heavy. At
Civentry Oats and Bailey are 3s. to 4s. per guar.
4, cheaper.
The Worceaer Toll-free Fair, on Monday Lin,
'Was well fupplied with cattle and Bleep ; many
Film wire made at high prices, and feveral h,ts
• Ohm away unfold. As a proof of the great im-
provement in the breed of Bleep in that Country,
wether3 were fold at, the extraordinary pi ice
"Noe pounds each.
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The Erratum. of RC33IA has renewed the pen-
lon of aco,ood roubles to Loots XVIII. which
Soot I. bad granted to this unfortunate Monarch.
IaRIANDIR I. however, has not thought proper
ilpay np the arrears.
• Lord Esaitt, our Ambaffador at Conilantino.
pis, baring fent from that city to Athens fever-al
Wits, who caufed diligent fearch to be made in
die Temple of Thclints, we learn that they were
Catenate as to find there ahnoit all the baf-re-
refs which formerly ornament. d the Temple of
Mama. Theft monument., a great many in-
letiptioosl and all the orris capable of heinZ tranf.
pitted, have been Y 1 nt by the Porte to England.
• AM. dc Hamm va alto has made valuable dircove-
ties at Paphos,and has f'iiud at Rofetta a complete
'sr of the original of the Arabian Nights Enter-
loweitents. Indeed, li:veral copies of this work, in
Arabic, have been found in Egypt, as well by Mr.
HAMMER as by Mr. CLARK k, of Jclus College,
tatelsridge, and by the Members of the French
Agitate; but Mr. HA M FR'S attainments are in-
hitch more extenfive, and cxclufively embrace
Arne objefts of the highell importance to the Li.
Wary World.
P. HA RI Pe. a is not, as has been Rated, the
aemtary of Sir S. SMITH, but a German Gen-
,deman of rank, tent by the EMPEROR of GER-
MANY, for the purpofe of exploring the literary
beafures of Pertia, Arabia, Egypt, &c. During
the eventful, and we may fay miraculous cam-
paign of Sir S. SMITH in Syria, Mt. HAMMER,
dun on his travel:, became known to him, and
profited by the extenfive influence and charac-
ter of our countryman, to profccute his re.
karehes. He has by there means, feconded by
extenfive talents, and a perfed knowledge of the
Arabic and other langu tgcs, obtained more ktc.
'ding matter titan the French Iniiitrite was al lc
to oohed. Amongft other corioloit:s, he has
"gilt to this emu:try Arabian mantner
peat Antiquity, furnifmng a complete key to the
rest
by w!:lch he has been enabled to
traMlate the variori i deliptions on the pyramids,
Ste. and thus eflab:lth the objets for which thole
Allpenclons mattes were el
A wind mill belonging to Mr. Harvey, of KT.
Pintborgh, Norfolk, was ttruck by li,hutio , a few
liars ago, and the interior part tot illy dearoyeds