Star.
London, England, 1802-09-11 00:00:00

PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.

Dags 61 on to Si 4s 1 Pockets 71 es to sol nos
SMITHFIELD, September so.
To ft a k the offal—per Rase of Mb.
'Sect • 45 od top sod Veal - 41 od to ba ed
Mutate -ss 44 to 6a od Pork - p 44 to fts 4d
Lamb ss od to 6s 4d.
Stock at Market this morning, Beans 6sts.
• Sheep and Lambs 3,z00.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, September ft.
Per (Woe at S. by the weak.
Bed p 4d to 4ls 4d Vold 3$ lid to p 44
Mums 4a Ed to se 44 Pork ss 44 to 64 44
Lamb 41 6d to Ss gd•
RAW 1-TME.I. September so.
Hides (par Mom) p4dto p id reary Calf pa 441 met
Middling ds sod to p 2d Horfe Skins as to 1.6* ad
Ord,kaary ss Sd to od Loash•Skins a. od to 4s od
Skearlings Is. ed.
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb, AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to s6lb cads, - - • Sid to 234
-Ditto, 6o to 6616 - • - n4d to 26d
Merchants Backs spit(' to sad
Drefing Hides • • iSd to sod
Floe Coach Hides - . sod to uid
Crop Hides for Cutting -sod to 224
Plat Ordinary - • et* to tW
calf Skim, so to 4olb per damn, '• . 5445m.30
Ditto so to ;offs • • to pd
Ditto, 70 to 11311) - 274
Small Seals (Greenland) per fk 3s ed top Ig •
Large ditto - tom to 14os per idt,
• Tanned Hera Hides - sla to 334 emit
Goat Skims - ass to 6ss per dams
Bark per lead - 3sl. no. to, $3l p.
PRICE •OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 3a sod Town Taffeta 6ss od ris tia
Clue market p Ruins ditto (ea.) ks 6d too.
Whheehapel market 3$ 9d RafGodhe(fosp) sps to fooa
(per Awe of 816.) Whirr Candle Rails spa to 6os
Melted Stuff 54. od tos6s
us gd Ditto Rough 3Et od to os
Average Price 3s Craves - sk od to es
Good Dregs gm to os
Yellow Soap, tee to oar—Mottled, 7S&—Card, Su. -
Candles, res. 64.—Memble• zee ad.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, September so.
Smithfield. St. James's. Weld.
G.Hay •to 7 7 3 6oto 7 is 0
NOV 310156. P
&saws twee, .scitoj 60
Clover p so tei o
I Dean* 6•to 2

s onto Its .0

is llotastli o
7 70 •a se •

BIRTH.
O n Thuri'day lA, the Lady of Capt. Norco% of his Majef-
ty'e Rile Regiinent, of a fon.

YAW

YelterdayAk Putney, Robert Dallas. Efq. M. P. and one of
his Majefty'iVoude4 to Mifs Jutting Davidfon, of Bedford-
fquare.
On Tuefday Lift, at Alderchurch, Lincolnfhire, Thomas
Payne, E fc. of Brook-Rreet, Gravasor-fquare, to Mrs. Hutchin-
fon, of Wolveritamptol. Staffordfhire.
On Tuefday fat at Litchfield, Robert Joint Harper, Efq. of
the Duchy of Lancatter, Somerfet•place, to Mils Hinckley,
thiefi daughter of Thomas Hinkley, Erg of Litchfield.

DIED.
On the 9th hint:ant, at Roydo9 Han, the feat of Sir WiMain
Tvryfdett, Bat. Mrs. Wynch, relict of Meatander Wynch,Efq.
late Governor of Madras. • 1
On Tuefday niorninglaft, at Liverpool, Wan. Williams, Efq.
late of Halifax, Nova Scotia, merchant.
eately, at Stepney, aged 6t, Mrs. Browne, rigid of Fronds
.Brovine„Efq. Surgeon in the Navy.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning a 6 minutes after . 2
After:men 47 minutes after

FREEHOLD VILLA and LAND, near ASHBOURN,
DERBYSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH,
At Guraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Friday the 29th of
Odober, :802, at Twelve o'Clock; unlefs an acceptable
offer is, in the mean dine, made by Private Contra&
41 VERY Handfonte MODERN VILLA, fatted
on a pleafing Eminence, called the GROVE, near Dove
Dale, within Two Miles of Afhbourn; Twenty from Buxton;
Ten from Matlock; and Thirteen Miles from Derby.
The Monte is well adapted for the accommodation of a re-
fpeetable Family, withlen airy Bed-chambers, Dreffing-rooms,
and numerous Clofets, a lofty Dining-room, 21 feet 6 by 18,
and a Drawing-room 26 feet 6 by 14, opening in one with aid-
ing Doors, Statuary Marble Chimney-Pieces, and Windows to
the Floor, with a chearful Lawn in front, tafteful Pleafure
Grounds, and Views of great extent and beauty over Afisbourn,
Uttoxeter, and the rich adjacent Country; a Breaktaft Parlour,
Gothic Window and Bookcafes, lofty Hall, Stone Staircafeand
Water Clofet, Gentleman's Dreffinproom,fuitable Offices,and
arched Cellaring, doable Coach-boufe and Stabling for feveti
Hula; produdive Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime
Fruit Trees, delightful shady Walks, with flourilhing Shrubs
and Timber Trees in full perfedion; a Cold Bath, large Or-
chard, Paddock, rich Meadow Land, and two Arable Fields,
containing together about fifty Acres, bounded in part by a
Trout Stream, in a fine (porting Country, and refputable
Neighbourhood.
To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be had, twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Smith,
No. 62, Broad-Brat, neat the Royal Exchange, London.
Particulars may alfo be had at the Hotels, Burton, Matlock,
Manchdter, and Liverpool ; Bell, Derby ; Swan, Stafford ;
Black's Head, Nottingham; York Hotel, Bath; and at Gar-
raway's.

SPLENDID and VALUABLE LIBRARY, BOOKS of
PRINTBi ands COLLECTION of PRINTS.
To be SOLD by AUCTION—By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS,
On the Premifes, on Friday the 24th init. and three following
Daye,:(Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock each Day,
AN Extenfive and well Selected LIBRARY of
VALUABLE BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS,
formed at a liberal expence, and bound in the molt fplcodid
and expentive Style in Morocco, Ruills, Vellum, and Fancy
Bindinp ; and which, in point at Prefertation and Condition,
are equal to New; and comprife Hifory, Politics, Divinity,
BeliesLettres, Topography, Biograhy, Botany, Arts, Sciences,
Varga, Travels, Ike. Be. in the whole above FourThoufand
Voluties..--And-a Collation of Ancient and Modern Prints,
among which are sway Proof and Scarce Gems.
The genuine Property of JOHN BRETT, Efq.
Removing front his Manfion at Hook, near Titcbfleld, Hants.
Among the leas and Books of Prints are the following :
FOLIO.
Hill's Vegetabk coloured Plates, 26 Vols.; Edmon-
fos's Heraldry; ms's Britaank; earendixes Rebellion;
Picart's Iteligions Carriacou; Dugdale's Works; Dates Weit-
'MAW Abbey, and Canterbury Qattara; Dough's Sepul-
chral Monuments ; Ounbridge Bible with Plates, 171141,4!
Wilkes Moths oar ihnteriliv • the Houghton Collodion;
Gallerie du Luxembourg; Scaimbe Lexicon; Scriptures Hic-
toris Romani Latini Veteru, curs ttaurifii. Plates; Spencer's
Payout* Buck's Antiquities; lionfaucon's L'Antiquite
Explique, sees Is aspplement, avec Plaudits, as Volumes;
Miller's Sexual Syftentof Limnos, coloured Plates; k Pitture
Alalehe d'Ercolsno, 9 Vols. ; Voyage Piu ede la Sul& ;
Ditto de h France; Ditto d' We de Sidle; n Bank's
Works. %MATO.
Aided:cis Coneneree; Prom's kliaorick Generale des
Voyages, par Dldot, 19 Dallaway's Tour to the Le-
nart, with coloured Views and CoAumes ; Altaic Refearches,
Bte. Vols.; Dolphin Clain, 57 Vols.; Cook's and Hawhf•
worth's Voyages. with Maps, Ix Vols.; Don Ibixota, by kr"
via; 'Phllofophical Tranfations Complete. go Vols.; Lyfons's
London; Aedtaelogia,l3 Vole.; Orofre's Antiquities, 8 V 01..;
Encyclopedia Brio:mica, 20 Yak; Lord Orford's Works, 5
V 01..; Peonant's Works, x 6 Vols.; Bibilotheca Topographica
Britannia, with Plates, 8 Vols.; 'Gilpin's. to Vok.; Limner's,
5 Vols.; dales liwitnetiand, Travels, and LAM Difooverks,
6 Vols.; Wapale's Painters, printed atStrawberry-Hill, with
Portraits; Gibbon's Works; Selden's Marc Claufum; Cor-
nelii Taciti Opera, by Broder. •