Star.
London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

'CORN MA'AM:

CORV.INSPECTOR'SRITtiIi FiCONIUttiRipOP, F 32.4.
Wheat pet:Lima, ,from .171. to ail
B.trley per Qtprter,•frotn 11. •17s. to 21.
Ctatk.per Q2atter, frOM 11. 4.5. to 11. los.
Old Beans per ctlarter,-fromal.ts. to zl. 14s.
New ditto per Quarter, from 11. t zs. to 11. ills.
Peale per Qcarter, from al. to zl. 4s.
• MARK-LANk, FEB. 5.
We have but little doillg in the Corn Trade to-
day.---Wheat is fill heavy on Monday's terms.-,
Barley, having little here, readily fetches the cur-
rency of Monday.-Malt is dull.-Oats arc fome-
thing dearer.-Beane, Peas, and other things, are
without variation...-- Red Clover of inferior quality
looks down, and the fine famples are a little lower.
-Floor is hardly to be fold at 655. and our flock
(Lill great.
Englith Wheat, 6os. 7os. to 82s.
Foreign Ditto, 595. 743.
Rye, 365. 402. 443.
Barley, z6s. 385.-(Malting) 40s. 4.33.
Malt, 445. 505.4---Finefl, 525.
Oats,. 18s. 243. 265.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 378.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 345.
Hog Peale, 365. 395.
Boilers, 365. 425.
Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel.
Carraway Seed, 565. to 413. per cwt. •
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lall.
Flour, 6os. 658. per lack.
Red Clover, 546. 7os. Sos. 86s. per cwt.
White ditto, Os. 845. 1143
Trefoil, 263. 405. 523.

NIIITILAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-..WIND S.W.
DLit.

ARRIV 6D.
o French,
o Dutch,
Hau,ourgh,
I Dublin,
4 Waterfurd,

YARMOVTH, FEB. 4.—Arrived the PRINCE OF
WALES packet, Captain ANTHONY DRAKE, with
mails and paffengers, the former of which were
landed here this morning ; the pifiengers by the
above were Mrs. H4Rwoon and family, with feve.
ral foreigners : this is the fourth packet which has
arrived -here within a few days from Cuxha-
ven. The following packets remain in our
roads wind bound, viz. KIN.; Geoarir, Captain
Fi..vii ; EARL or LEICE:ATL It, Captain THOMPSON ;
and the PRINCE OF WAtss, Ca:uain DEANE : the
DIANA, o,so•tig, ishobrly e:peCted to arrive from
Cuxhaven.. The InduOry, 1" °PRINS, from Leith,
bound to London, with betties, has put in bete
with the las of her malts, which fhe cut atvay on
the Barnard Sand;
Dovrt, FEB. 3.—The Natter, Capt. LATTI.
MERE, arrived from Cal is, with Mr. DKEssEN,
King's Meffengei, with difpatchcs from Faris and
Amiens : lie 1.;:t cff for Loudon about fcven o'clock.
Arrived the COL/NT/111S ELGIN, Lic un, from Ca-
lais; lirttrisn FAIR packet, C. HAMMOND, with a
French Mail; and the Viettatir, with pakengers
and baggage ; among whom arc Mr. ML,RDO, of
the 12th dragoons, from Egypt, Mr. ,KA INC AY,
A. BULLLItT, N. PAUL, Ml'. MARSHALL, and the
Countels of LIONBERnIERD.

PORTSSIOU H" FEB. LA Misi.sys, of 40
guns, Captain COCKBURN ; and the CL EOPATRA'
of 3: guns, Captain J. PE ttzw, arc ordered to pro.
teed to the River : PEc Y r TIE NNE,of 50 guns,
Captain Oc LE, to Chatham ; and RF.TRIPUTtoN, of ,
32 guns, Captain FORSTER' to Sheernefs.
Salsas E SS, Fan. 4—Sailed out of harbour to
the Great Nore, the WAAKZAMHEID, Isis, and
MAGICIINN a frigates, and PSOF H IA (loop: the Isis,
of 54 guns, is expetted to fail out of 'harbour to-
morrow: came down from the River, the PLAN.
vac Nz-r, a fine 74 gun fhip, built on a new model ;
the has been paid wages to-day, and is expeeted to
fail for Plymouth. It blew a moil tremendous
gale of wind this morning with rain, from the
louthwefl: all the (hips at the Nore as well as thofe
in harbour, have Bruck their lower yards and top
malts : at tive P. M. moderate.

DEAL, Fsa. +—Sailed the Shellburn, HoPrilts
fOr Stangate Crcek.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard.
GRAVESESD 4,..—Sailcd the Mary, THo
N-
M, fur Londonderry ; Miry Ann, WEsTAA.L,
for Jamaica; and Catharine, WILANGHAM, for
Smyrna.

ARRIVFD.

At Plymoutb.,--Virginta, Shirk!, from Virginia.
At Cowes—Columbus, Day, from Chart on.
_ _

At Liverpool—Volaiit, from Charlefton ; Young Pe-
ter, from St. Andero; and Aftrea, Stephens, from 'Lint.
At Jarnaic.s--.Acafte, Jacks, from the tnanifh Main.
Poozr, PcR. 3.—Arrived the Betfey, HARVEY,
from Cherbourg. A few hours before the Betfey
failed, a prohibition took place, to finp the expor-
t ttion of all kinds of prcivifions; and fo lirialy was
the order carried into execution, that they would
not fuffer a veffel to bring away ft trifling a thing
as a dozen of eggs. The markets there had !glen
-nearly as much again- as they were about two
months ago.

Letters from the ADMIRAL PASL-Y, of t 4 guns,
dated Gibraltar the Bth ult. state, that the com-
mand of her was Oven to Lieutenant MORRIS,
and The was to fail in a day or two with difpatches
for Admiral Lord KRITH at Malta. She was
perfeirtly refitte.l and repaired at Gibraltar.
Accounts from the Diamond brig, of Plymouth,
with a valuable cargo for Vigo, !late her fafe
arrival there, after a patfage of only feven days...—
The Spani.trds were much rejoiced at once again
feting Brifigh colours fiyin in her long negleactl
Fat&

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.41;OtTINd iNT.ELLIGENCE.

ROCKLEY COURSING MI LTING, ITISRUARY z.

Mr. Picketing's Pink :teat Mr. WilliStres Dana.'
Mr. Pia's I'iftol beat Me Blagrave's Stnoknr.
Dr. Viiett's Prontife beat Mr. Wootry. it's M'iPingt
Mr. Corezilli's Cauftic loft :let Mr. Long's Lance. Cy a
• the winners matched again.
Mr. Pitt'c Pittol beat Mr. Pickering's Pink.
Dr. Vftett's Pronn:f4 beat Mr. Lo' 's Laurel.
Dr. Vilett and M. Pitt divided
• MATCPES.
Mr. Gooilake's Gipfey heat Mr. Methuen's Mils.
Mr. Gordlake's•Goad fur-naught Swat Mr. Metbuen'i Mut,
gra'.

hlr. Pieberitrz'a Portia beat Sir C. Mateh'im.
Sir C. Mallet's 114361.1 a beat Mr. Cloodlak Vemus. .
Mr. Corcetlis's Cango received ft. from Mr. hlctltuea% MSc

SECOND DAY, FEBR'.:ARY 2.
Mr. Davenport's Nimble beat Mr. Pickcrirg's Pt R.
Mr. Davtuport's Tippoo beat Mr. Pickering's Pain.
Mr. Goo.flake's Trinket beat Mr. I .c.ng's Lucy.
Mr. Pickering's Prclio beat Mr. Williams's Fly.
Mr. Coodiake'a Ginger agg. Mr. Pickering's Plot, und.
Mr. Piroolrych's Wilful' agit Sir C. Mallet's Mayhap,
Mr. Methuen's Maggat beat Mr. I'itt's Pandora.
Sir C. Mallet's Marplot agft Mr Pickering's Nutt's, 2 Court'
und.

Mr. Goodlake's Good-for-nauAt ;cat M. Pic:,cring's Pink,
S:r C. Mallet's Matilda beat Mr. Pitt's PI f.•hc.
Mr. Corcellis's Cagle beat Mr. Williams's Nabob.
Mr. Pickering's Pantaloon beat Mr. Pitt's Pegafus.
Mr. Goediakc's Ginger beat Mr. Corcedis's Catch-him.
Mr. Corceiti.'s Bcfs rec. ft. from Mr. Mohnett's Mungrel.