Star.
London, England, 1805-08-30 00:00:00

:I!? LATE DUKE OP GLOUCESTER.

1.: n ne o' lock this morning an exprefs arlawed in 1
ft o.n Windfor, with difpatches for the Earl
,-of Des ratoovta, Lord Chamberlain to his MAJESTY,
and others dire/led to his Royal Highnefs PRINCE
WILLIAM (now Duke) of GLOUCESTER. In thefe
difpatches the determination of his MAJESTY relative
to the interment of his Royal Brother, is announced.
The Royal will therein expreffed is, that the Body
than be taken tq the Houfe of Lords, and than lie in
Rate there for the fame length of time as the remains
of the late Duke of Comatasano were kept in flat',
to be viewed by the public. The Funeral Proceffica
is to move acrofs a platform to the Abbey, as was 4t
firft expeCted.
Early yefterday morning the outfide coffin of the
Duke of GLoucarr ER was completed, and remained
in Mr. FRANCE'S Ilion for the infpeCtion of the curi-
ous. It is made of the belt mahogany; it meatures
6 feet 9 inches in length, and a feet to inches acrofs
the Ihoulders. 'The coveting and ornaments could
not be proceeded upon for want of inftruCtions, Mr.
Fiance has his Majsstv's warrant for burying all
the-ROYAL FAMILY.
Another exprefs was fent off from Gloocef
ter Houle, at nine o'clock lag night. for Wey-
mouth; A great number:of ikople of the fillt rank
and confequence in the country, left cards of contt
levee, yeiterday, with the amiable Docnsbs. i
family Rill remain in the town houfe.

The rernainsOf Vircount Avow Kau ►ere iaterref
in Dublin on Thotfday
Mr. rasrta arrived ydlerday evening at his houfe
in Brook•Rreet from Tunbridge Wells.
The' Lord-Primate of Ireland left his hook yeller-
day, in Hill-ilreet, for Armagh, in the County of
Down, Ireland, where he will remain till the meeting
of Parliamen:.

The Bifhop of EXETER laft month confirmed, in
the county of Cornwall,6: 2 t males, and 8255 females.
It is fiid Lady WORSLEY intends to adminifler to
the property and etfefts of her late hufband. Sir
RIC#ARD'S perfonal property, the valuable part of
,whic+ in piaures, gems, &c. is Paid to be very con-
fsdarsible. •
After
- the grand Fete at Stowe Park, laft week,
.Lord GRENVILLE and fuite fee off on a vifit to Lord
.13•THUILST, at Oakley Grove, Gloucefferfhire ; and
from thence he will, for the &ft time, villt his new
elate in Cornwall, left him by the late Lord CAMEL:.
met., wNre his Lordthip•will remain till the meeting
of Parliament.

BA:rm.—The following ars melt. the Welt arl
rivals • - -
His Excellency the Auitrian AmbalLdor, Lady Dallas, Sir P.}
Hoare, Sir S. Le Blanc,Dr. Mamie, Dr. Hargarth, Rev. Mr T 1
Bale, Captain-Perkins, Mr and Mrs Hare, toefr and Mrs Clarke'
Mr and Mrs Lord, Mr vicl- Mrs Brooker, Mr and Mrs T. AIM
nuts, Mr and Mrs 1-torne; Mr and Mrs Slappen, Mr and Mite
Belli Mr Davis, Mr Macre. Mr Ceriyon, Mr Hanfon, Mr Dilly,
Mr O'Bierne, Mr Clifton, Ms Yarnel, Mr W. Watcbell, Mr Au •
brcy, Mr Murray, Mr Young, Mr Price, Mr Bill, Mr Seroopei
Mr Kittdctiley, Mr. Gibbs, Mr L. Fowler, Mr Millar, Mr Setreei
Mr Vincent, Mr M. Bride, Mrs Pries and family, Mrs Remit
Mrs Edwards, Mrs Locltycr, Mrs Woolicry, Mrs Howell, Mrs
Crotdill, MEs Cummins, Mifs Sawcll, Miff T. Seooner,- MW
Maynard, Bcc.
aterierday about four o'clock, the Marquis of Wt.,'
Tilt FOLD was iriarriCt fpecial licence tO Lady.
Susiw dater to the !late Lord Teal
commit. at St. George's Church, Hanovei.tquare.
The ceremony was performed by the Marquis's bro-
ther, the Billiop of CO's, in the pretence of the Earl
of EGREMONT, Lady ALMEILI• CARPENTER, Lord
Tytcotim Bs, and feveral other perfons of diftinc-
tion. Very foon after the happy pair were bound in
Hymen's bands, they left town for Lady Assitatt
CARP ENTEeS villa at Tharijes Ditton. The Noble
Marquis difpiayed his accullomed generofity, by giv-
ing to his upper fervants ten guineas each, and to his
other fervants five guineas each, to celebrate this
happy occafion.
A conftierable body of the Royal Artillery marched
into the Plymouth lines. a few days ago, from Wool-
wich ; p,art was immediately embarked, under the
command of Capt. Powst ; and another part, under
the command of Captain HUGH ss, has marched to I
reinforce the different Polls in Cornwall.

The weather has every appearance of continning
favourable for the harved. Finer or more abundant
crops were never known.
A fourth divifion of Royal Marines has been ella-
blifhed at Woolwich, confiding of eight Field Officers
and thirty Companies.
A con fiderabh augmentation, as well as fome new
orgaciy.ation, is on the eve of taking place in the
Royal Regiment of Artillery, on the recommenda-
tion of his MAJESTY, when at Woolwich.
Wednefday laft a bet for a confiderable fans was
decided on the London road, between Barton Mills
and Bournbridge :—Mr. EvELA‘D, of Barton Milh,
engaged to trot his mare 41 miles againft Mr.Sastro's
horfe, of Worlington, which was to make all fpeed.
It was warmly contelled till they arrived at the 35
mile done, when the mare fairly left her opponent,
performing the didance in three hours and twenty
minutes, carrying 13 done.
Mr. LAUDON, layer out of grounds, Author of Ob-
fervations on Plantations, Landfcape Gardening, and
Embanking, and of A Treatife on Hothoufts, is at
prefent on a Tour through England. He will he
;lad to call upon fuch Gentlemen as' are making, or
intend to make improvements on their grounds or
gardens. Mr. L. may be heard of by writing to
him at the Poft Office, York, or Liverpool, or No. 4,
Chapel-areet, Bedford row.

We often hear of ailufions to public' preludice, pub-
lic apathy, public ardour, &c. but the titolige. in-
fiance of public unanimity is that which kat occur.
red (ince the developement of the Schulte. ..0f the ap-
proaching rich 'Lottery, where evety, individual is
unanimous as to the advantage of immediately pur-
chafing a Ticket or Share, which affotds the only
fudden means of making the indulitious man inde-
pendent, and conferring opulence on the gentleman.
Two boys, named Phillips, wetly/an Friday drown.
ed while bathing in the river Lett. Four fimilar
eidents have *muted dating lafkiiwtip the falke

THE MARICATs.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, At CL's 1' •

The Market Rill has large fupplies of 1\ heat
hand, particularly foreign ; this trade as of late ; 1,
few fates are effefled,and thofe for immediate ufe
and full ss. per qr. lower than on Monday—Rye
lefs—Barley and Malt likewife—Lßeans are rather
cheaper—Oats are in confiderable quantity;
foreign, and are likewife quoted rather lower-171,u
is difficult of Cale, at lower price, and cape, 1
cheaper.

GINZIAL CIIIRENCY AS UNDER
Wheat. 45.. 66.. 74& Per qr. Grey Weere 406 r• 451.
Fine Ditto. 76.. Sin. W. Beane, ees. Sot.
Rye, 44.. 48.- ad. 38..44'. od
8ark1.34.. 404 0.1. Tickoats ,D23tst.oim
Mak, 745. Bos. ad. Poland ditto 333 6,1.
White Peak, 46.. 524. od. AnP. Sted, 33138!. Perld

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mist pit iLova.
Fine'Flour 68s. to 7ss.. Seconds 6os. to 68s. perfect
SMITHFIELI! MARKET, AUGUST :r
This day's market was fully fupplied with dam:
kinds of cattle. dinagh • the, trade was rather d. 1..
the prices differed very trifling from Monday's
port. Beef and &4 were fomewhat cheaper. we
fubjoin as under a COSTC4.4Ccount of the prises azl
'numbers: " •
To laths slat.-per Roos of Sib.
Beef 3s 6d to ai 4 I Veal ss od to si wMutton as od to 4$ 4d 9sll 3$ od to 4$ ul
• Limb • Mod to as 6d.
upon OT CaTTLIFTVIS DAT.
;elite 544,regives giss7Sbeep ad Lambs 7440
413.
rime OF SAT 41FD STIOV itl 11141TIMT.I.D.
Hay, per Liad, . • • sL ow to 31 tu
Straw, - . . . • st. iss. to 3L es
Clover • 31. 3s• to 41. to