Star.
London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

NARK-LANE.

• COIN I2CNANCts APRIL 29.
•
'Wheat is here ti.day in tolerable fupply, moflly
of lab week's remaining : the fale of a large quantity
coming on by aueion, it•has karce any buyers, at
rather lets price.—Some foreign Barley is arrived ;
prime [ample' keep up, other qualities heavy, as is the
trade for Malt. White Peas with Beans, have little
allegation. Though not many Oats, this article
inclines lower. Scarce any Rape Seed here, and
very high. Terms of Flour as our laa.

. . GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER..
Wheat, 37°. 76; 7816 Per gr. Grey Pete 38a. to 425.
Pine Ditto. Sol. Sas. ot Beans, slta. 40. od.
Rye, 465. ssa. od. Tiek Ditto 3516 411, od
f. 3116 37a. od. Oats, 12111. 241.275.
Malt, Ms. •,,,ss. od, Poland ditto, sSa sps od.
Wbett Ptdc. 45% 4Ss. od. Rape Seed, nos. oca.

PRICE OF FLOUR. .
ilne Floor yss, to loi. Seconds 6ss. to 758 Per tack-
- yews Tat LONDOn oraarra
Average Price of Corn In England :nd Wales, from' the returns
aiding the sock of April. dos. • •
Wheat. Rye. I Bailey. I Oat". I Deans. I • Peafe.
d. a. s. d. d. s. d. s. d.
sz 8 60 8 4 0 26 st 47 6 so o
Meows's. Price-of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week ending April as, is jos. 5:441 per hundred welsh'.
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CObIfTRY MARKETS. • ,
Intimate! •RAIN AT Tilt rot.Lowitetn 11ARICSTS.
• Bastmos:roiL--Wheat 861 ed to Boos od per (barter.
stir43ll od to eris od I Beans 471 od to 53/ od
,els od to spa od Peafe oat od to oos od
• 'Mitzettrimae.--Wheat 7os od to nos od per O.
Barley . 40.0 d to 441 od I Hearn 54s od to s6' od
Oats ape od is od Peafe cos od ro oos ed
?lawn/ay.—Where 6os od to toes od per gr,
Birk/ 361 od to eta od Beans 46. od to sot od
Oats 24s od to 3os °Meek sea od to 34s teal
Harmer —Wheat Sal od to ins Od pee Q.
Darter 32$ od to 44$ od Beans 421 od to seas od
Oats ses od to 391.6 d Peafe oos od to cos od
Rim:min.—Wheat Sot od to tool od per Qz.
nude! 34s od to eas od I Peans 46a od to 498 od
Oats so od to aSs od cos od to oze ed

itellerday morning the Row, FAMILY, accom-
panied by Count Mousy's., Generals Gwrans,
heard Divine Service.

Oa Monday fe'nnight the Earl of SPLKIRIE arrived
at St. Marrs Ilk.
_the feat of the family, near Kirk•
otelprig/it; after an abfence of nearly two years in a
foreign clime.

Monday the jth Dragoons were reviewed on Porto-
Bello Sands, near Edinburgh, by the Earl of Mona.
This Sue regiment made an excellent appearance,
and went tin ough their manoeuvres with great dex-
teritt.. One troop marched on Wednefday morning
for. Ireland. The reft follow by tingle troops, for ac-
commodation on the road. They are to be replaced
at Pierfbi)l barr.tels, by the 7th Dragoon Guards.

, Saturday, in the Palace Conti, it wag determined,
that a check on a banker which had been loft, could
not be fued for al money, *lnlets it appeared that the
party giving it had aftually received cafh for it.
It kin contemplation to form an iron bridge over
Deptford Creek, and to open a line of ftreets from
London bridge to Greenwich, thereby taking two
miles off the prefent diflance.

On Weduefdiy. the Glafgow New Theatre Royal,
built by public fubfcription, at an expence of upwards
of Lhoool. was opened for the firil time. At a very
early hour all the avenues leading to the Theatre were
crowded ; but from Tome unaccountable cadre, none
of the doors were opened until half paR fix o'clock;
and of courfe many of the molt rerpeelable inhabi-
tants of Glafgow and the vicinity (all the boxes hay-
log been engaged lot= days before) were obliged to
van for neatly an hour in their carriages or in the
fireet, when eft length the cloth were opened. The
pre/lure of the crowd, however, WAS fo great, that
man perfons got admitßoa without the (dual cere-
mony of paying. But with an integrity peculiar to
the inhabitants of Glafgow, the money WAS paid next
day.

The annual Exhibition of the Gentlemen ecits-
cared at blidhurg School, was, on Wednefday. the
z4th ingant, attended by a numerous compiny 01
the Nobility and Gentry of Suffex. The Prizes
given by the Mailer were allotted to Mr. MEnwin,
tenor, foi an Englilb Eiray ; to Mr. SOWTRII, fen.
for a Latin Poem; and Mr. Jams°, for a copy of
Englifh Couplets; all of which cotnpotltions did
great credit to their refpative Authors. The difco-
very fcene, in CEdipus' Tyranny, was alto molt im-
preffivety performed by the above young men. , Mr.
Cols, fen. was eathugaflically applauded for the
pedal and pathetic delivery of Lord Suzy-
rtitn s celebrated Speech on his Trial. Part of
Cicero's-fecond Oration againg Cataline ; Othello's
Defence before the Senate; the beautiful Speeches of
Dido and Eneas, frpm the fourth )Eneid of Virgil;
Satan's Speech to the Sun, from the Paradife Loll
of Milton I and the Speechl of Norval, from the
Tragedy of Douglas, merited, and obtained corJi-
derible approbation. The Truflees of the School
were afterwards entertained by the Mailer at the
School-houfe.

Accounts are received from the Cape of Good
Hope, by the Riling Sun, arrived at Falmouth ;
they Rate that the alarm of an invafion from the
Englifh had fubficled, and that moll of the Englifh
vefidents, who had been removed to Skillinibufeh,
about so mile, from Cape Town, had in confecptence
been allowed to return thither.
Four SPanifh frigates, with treafore from Ame-
rica, are Rated to have recently fallen into the hands
of the fquadron blockading Cadiz.

Letters have been received in town from Holland,
by two Tads arrived in the River. They announce
the arrival of a Pruffian merchantman at Embden,
on the 22d, from Barbadoes, the Mailer of which
Oates, that Admiral Caesar's(' had arrived thete
lrevious to his departure, sod that the French troops
ately carried out, were lickly. The fir(' part of this
account items quite it &edible. Admiral COCHRAN a
could not, at the very' fornsefk, have an ived at Bar-
badnes before the asth of March, and it is very un.
likely that the Pruflian Asould have made a prdrage
to Embden in 28 days. It is very forprifing that no
-accounts from Barbadoes later than the 9d, of :44a h,
have yet arrived diet in England.