Star.
London, England, 1805-03-25 00:00:00

11.4 R K. LANE.

COIN sicuanCi, stascis 25.
Tht fre& arrivals of Wheat to day are but few ;
tae (apply is confaierable, from much of lall week's
remaining on hand, fates are dull, and at lets price a.
Barley is in plenty, part from Norfolk, and rather
jOwer. Malt, with Bemis of each kind, have little
Rultuation. White and Grey Peas are in large quan-
tities, and further decline. We have large fupplies
of Oats, and feveral foreign velicls come in, which
create a farther reduaion of one Wiling and two
(billings per quarter. Flour is Rill in large (apply,
and full five Chitlings cheaper than 1e:1 Monday.
GENERAL CURRENCY As UNDER.
Wheat. 655. 78..40 per qr. Grey Pare 355. to 404.
Fine. Ditto. 9ii. 1004. Od titans!, 425. 484 od.
Rye, Bs. hos. od. • Tick Ditto 455.474 Od
puler, em 46e. od. Oats, 121. 251.175.
~
Malt, 745. 80s. od. • poland ditto, 28s 294 od.
White Peak. 41e. Os. od.. • .Cinquefoil, 364. 40s
Rape Seed, 431. to 471. per lan. .
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour Bos. to 85,. Seconds 744 to 80s. per rack..
110111 THE . iSATOIMAY, MARCH .11.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales. from the returns
is
ending the i6th of March, 180 .
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. I Peak.
s. d.,, s. J. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
93 o 6o 7 48 5 27 6 47 8 51 to
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Kowa.% made
in the week ending March to, is 5 ts. 44d. per hundred weiet.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Planet or GRAIN AT TN! FOLLOWING MARRPTS. •
BAFINGS7oRt *Wheat 92s ed to tr's od per Qparter.;
Barley 45s od to 495 ed I Beans 49s cd to 5'54 od
Oats a's od to 3os od Peak ocs od to oos od
MitiorpittsAo.—Wheat 765 od to 1121 od per Qt.!
Barley 461 od to Jos al Beans 495 od to 56. od
Oafs 29i 641 a 34. u 1 I Peale 54s od to 56s od
NewbUitT.--Wheat 66. cd to 113. od per Qr.
Bade/ 441 04 to 401 od I keens Jos od to 541 od
Oats Si. od to 28. od Peale 48. od to j7s od
Hatccsr...Wheat 6os cd to 126. od per Q.
Barley 445 od to 50a od I Beans od to 325 od
Oats 241 od to 3es ed Peale jos od to 54s cd
lite4olNaL—Wheat 65. od to tick od per Q.
Barley 40a od to 47s 6d I Beans 45s od to 43s od
Oak 24s od 2111 6d Peale S3s cd to ccs cd

Saturday morning, Coon after breakfaft, his MAJII-
- and the Dolce oi CAMBIUMS rode from Windfor,
with feveral attention's, to Langley Broom, for the
purpofe of taking the diverflon of flag hunting. As
limn as his Mai as Tv arrived on the ground the deer
was turned ont of a cart. He (hewed great (port at
Ratting, and was takon at Cobham, after it run of
upvra ds of three hour:.

Yellerday at one o'clock, a Privy Council was
held at Lord folutoaava'a o:Ece. Earl CAMDUW,
Sir W. SCOTT and Mr. PITT were among thole who
attended the 'Council till three o'clock. The Rut Lib
Ambadador attended the Council.

Lurd Mo', we underhand, has refigned the
Chief Command in Scotland.
Lord RODMIT is appoiuted Lord Lieutenant of
Radnor&ire.

A alivition of the 39th (one of the regiments which
is to compote the fecret expedition) arrived at Gof-
port on Thutfday lag, and have occupied Hallar
Barrackt, the remainder was to march in on Satur-
day. No other regiment has yet arrived in that
neighbourhood, except the 44th, which went to Hil •
fea Barracks the preceding week. It is raid that be-
tween twenty and thirty Medical Gentlemen had been
jug appointed to accompany the expedition, over
and above the eliablifhment belonging to each re-
fpedive regiment.
The brigades of Guards, Rationed at Chatham
and Deal, and Major General Sir J. Molite's bri-
gade; confining of the 43d, sad, and 78th regiMents
of infantry, and a detachment of the 95th, or
Regiment, ate laid to be under orders for forCign ler-
vice, but it is not known whether they are to form
a part of a fecret expedition, or to be font to the
Weft Indies. The officers of the expedition confider
their deßination to be the Mediterranean.
The Bill for allowing a certain portion of the Mi-
litia voluntarily to enlill into bib Majefly's regnlar
forces, ha; been printed. Derides the regulations and
protilions Rated by Mr. PITT, in his explanatoi•i
fpeech upon its introduction, it contains the. follow-
ing chutes : His Majtsry is to appoint the regi-
ments into which Paid Militiamen may volnnteer.
If the number of men do not enlift in the firft. in-'
Rance, they may afterwards be permitted to Miff
when the full number do not enlift, the vacancies to
be fupplied tinder Ads of the lag Seffion, until the
Militia is reduced to original quota. Se►jeants and
Corporals may enlift. Their &slitting to be difthiri-
cd and attelled, if approved: Drummers, Mtaficians,
or Arniouters, not entitled to enlia without content
of the Commanding Officers. Commanding Officer of
Militia may refute to difcbarge perfons deftrous of
enlißing into the Regular Forces, upon affigning a
fitfficient caufe to the General Officer, or Adjutant
General, who is to determine the validity. Ad not
to extend to counties in which original quotas hate
not been railed. _

Government have come to the refolution of build.
ing all along the beach, a fidfierent number (4. Mar-
tell° towers, for the fecurity and prole lion of Pevenfy
Level. Colonel Twiss, we underaand, has die fu.
per intends= of the works, which will be fet about
immediately.

Early on Wednefday morning, a meeting took
place at Kirklillon betweentwo military Gentlemen,
prefently quartefed in E.dinburgh Cattle. After a-
changinl; thou, the difpute *as amicably adjulled
by the interference of their feconds, in a manner
honourable to both panics._

On Sunday, an elegant dinner was provided at the
London Tavern, by the Weft India Merchants and
Planters, to which his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
CLaissics was invited, with feveral Members of both
Hutifes, who bad oppofed the Bill for the abolition of
the Slave Trade.

A Court-Martial was held on Friday on board the
GLADIATOR, at Portfmouth. for the trial of Captain
DUFF, of his Majefty's (hip Msc•a•. The charges
preferred againft him by Mr. Srosss, late Porter of
the !hip, were, for having encouraged defertion, by
turning away fame of the men ; ad, for having rated
petty officers and men not qualified ; 3d, for unne-
ceirary expenditure of floras; and, Wily, far un•
gentlemanlike language to his °them. The firft and
chit d adages were nut proved. The fecond and third
were partly proved; for which he was /lightly repri-
=Wed.