Star.
London, England, 1804-04-07 00:00:00

LONION MARKITS:

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS-

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 6.
We bad few arrivals to•day • but more being alertly expetted,
and the buyer; very tew, molt kinds of grain ceperietwed a dull
f de at hit Wednefday% prices.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER'
Wheat, 27, 405. 5,35. per cr. White Peak, 28, 358. od.
Fine Ditto, 50. 565. 04. Ileans,l6s. ass. od.
Rye, 17s. 318. Tick Ditto 35.• 3tB.
Barley, 185. 245. ed. ' Oats, 1-'L100.235.
Malt, 493.55 L od. Poland ditto. 245. 151.0 d.
Rape Seed. 551.4; 361. per UR.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour eos. to AUL Seconds 355. to acs. percale*.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
Front the 24111 of March to the 3oth of March.
Total—tlA22 forks.—Average 44, Itt—
or old. lower than laR retorn.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, APRIL S.
Wheat per load all cis to 141 los
Barley per yuandir al 3s to 11 5s
Oars per ditto al 31 to 11 Si
Beans per ditto . il 106 to 11 VP
Ptak per ditto 11 aos to . 1) 10
PRICE OF SEEDS
Red Clover 40s to sdis per cwt. -
White din.* toe to sods do.
Trernil Es to 67a do.
Carry
oos to 755 do.
Colander, 165 to nos do.
Turnip - in to 146 per bollial.
White &Sullied Seed, Ss to 95 od do.
Brown ditto, 148 to Os do.
Cannry, 65 od to 75 od do.
Rye Gres at. Od to sos od per quarter.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bags 51106 to 61 oil I Pockets tl tas to 61 tel
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
tiinith&dil. .' Sc. James's. . Wideeobeael.
Hype:load,' 10 to 5 5 4 i 7 oto 5 S 0 4 4to 5 to o
Straw 110toz16 1 11 6toz rp 6 1 Ste t.za
o
Clever 414t0 s t. 5 5 toted 0
SNIII IFIEI.D, April 6.
TO fink the offal—per Rope of Iffb. '
Beef es 4‘.1 to ss 6d I Veal 5s od te 6._ 66
b Lam
Matzen 45 &I to 55,
7s Od Ild I Pork .35 ed to its 44
NIA° or CATT Le Tell DAY•
Bad. about 'Soo—Sheep
_said labs 7,500.
NEWGATE and I,EADINHALL, April 6.
Per !tone all& b/ the (weak.
Beef 3s 44 to 45 6d Veal
to Voil 3. 6d to 65 .oil
Motto° 3s lid to 4. Id Peek se 4d 41 44
Lamb bto os od.
RAW HIDES, April 6.
Hide, (pet Retie) 35'Sd to 4s od Node Skins 14$ to 175
Middling 35 ato3s 6d Heavy Cslf zoo fid neck
34 od to 36 ed Meet Silos os od to Be

.D STRIPPING.—Yellerday Mary Plllwark,
vs Edwards, mother and daughter, and Eli.
lavier. were indi&sd for felonioufly healing a
of wearing apparel, the property of Mr.
of Manchefier.huildings, Weßminfier.
lla Rogers. daughter to the prolocutor, Rated,
the ad of March, about halt pall one o'clock,
filler was miffed from the door of her A-
ware, and was not beard of until the afternoon
fame day, when news was brought to the
tat a child had been picked up naked on the
f Reps leading to the water, on the Surrey
Weliminfter.bridge, and that it was then in
tae moo pf Mr. Flax, a corn dealer, near to
t. Two of her brothers went to the houfe,
ought the child to its parents.
M,Giffen was neat (worn, who Rated that
palling along Wellminiler-bridge about two
, when her notice was attracted by a child
.ly dreffed, in the arms of the prifonec, Mary
Edwards, a girl of twelve years of age, who
tying it fume fweet.ntets at a Ilan at the foot
bridge. She was induced, from the child
wrapped up in a flovenly manner in a large
to afk the girl fume particulars concerning It.
remark to her was—" this cannot be your
" on which the girl replied—" no, it is a
•woman's child."—She then walked away. On
turday following the met the profecutor, who
ter if the thould know the girl again lithe could
er t and the replied the Mould. She met the
with her mother on the bridge on the fubfequent
'sy, and informed the former, that a gentleman
to fee her, and concluded her to the profecu-
• when the was taken into caltody.
Mrs. Flax Rated, that on the evening of the 2d of
March, her daughter, who was at the foot of the
Midge. ran to her, and informed her, that a naked
child was crying under the lamp.poß, on the Reps
leading to the water ; the went to the (pot where the
ild was, with its feet wet, and took it under her
proration until it was fetched away by two of Mr.
Rogers's Cons.
Mr. Rogers was at Reading when the affair hap-
pened, bat on his return he made a aria invettigatiou
bufinefhand was enabled to being the parties to
.ee by the aid of hiss. M.Oiffen. At the Police
Stu the girl admitted having taken away the child
from as door by the order of a lady, who had given
a penny for it. Mr. Itogirs obtained a karcb
warrantAdide the parties were at the Office. and on
fcarchini the houk of the prifoners in Brooke's-
court, Lambeth, he found the child's bonnet hang-
up, and her Buses on a fluff, with other parts of
Mploaret
,-
r . 'Turner pawnbroker, (wore to the prifoner.
Mary Ann, as being the girl who had pledged a
ock, petticoat. and cbemife at his Ihop. in the name
' Barrow.
The evidence being doled, the Chairman called r

Lamb Skins, so 6.1 to.ir 06.
PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butta,so to g6lb each aid to at3/44/
Ditto, 6o to 631 b sad to and
Merchants Sacks rod to std
Meet% Hides tad to ss
Pine Coach Hides sAd to se
Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 23
Mat Ordinary aid to st
Calf Skins, 3o to *cab per dozen 28d to pd
Ditto Soto yet. 27d to 33d
Ditto 7o tts itolb 17d to 34
Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 0 od,to ca 64
Large ditto mos to 150 e per does
TaasiedHorie Hides son to ps each
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market ors ad 'Fount TaSow pit od to Os
Clue Market ea sd Ruiarlitto (can.) ps 60 to Os
Whimelaapel Market RuSa ditto (foop) pa od to co
(per Acne of dila) as sid Melted Staff 570 od to 59s
---.--- phi° rough 42. od to os
tit 6id Grcav,s Ica od,
Avenge Price es eel Good Deep llsto as
Yellow Soap, Bas. to os.--Mortkd,B4.--Coni,llBl.
Price of Candles per dozen, x is. od.—Moulds, taco&
COAL EXCHANGE, April 6.
' Deft Coats In the Pool, per Chaidron
Dalseered t 6 Houle. eepers -
Sunderland, per Chaldean -
Delivered to listakkeepers at . -
SEA COAL METER'S OFFICE.
March 26, Monday, 6 Cargoes of Coals fold to the Pool Irmo
47. 6d. to 540. per chalchou.
18, Wedoeislay, to ditto, 40. 6d. to Soo.
30. Friday, Holiday.
Two Hundred and Thirteen Ships at Market.

prifoners for thei7defence.
The mother declared herfclf to be innocent of the
irge, the having been unacquainted with her daugb-
% praaice on that day. and that the had informed
when the came home from work in the evening,
that *lady bad left the clothes for her infant child,
%ids the believed, from cirenmaances of the kind
tving before happened. They were both found
fuilty. and fentenced to be tranfported for (even
tars. No evidence being adduced to implicate the
prifoner Davies. the was difcharged.a

sot. ed.
621. oL
46.. oL
5E4. od.

The arta! who newly decorated the interior of the
royal Circus has difplayed an unbounded judgment
his defign and execution. The Mixes, neat the
sge, are finely gilt and adorned with feJloons of
Ayers, tallefully done on a crimfon ground ;—the
tower boxes and front of the gallery, are alto orna. Sunday fenniglit, about five o'clock in the after•
mented with beautiful devices : tile ground in buff, noon, a tire broke out at Chrillopher Gate's, in Over
or fawn colour, enriched with white ornaments, em. Wyerfdale, near Lancafter, which entirely burnt
blematical trophies, cameos, &c. &c. The box par- down the bun, liable, and peat houfe, with a (pan-
itioas are covered with fine leaflet sloth, and every city of corn, hay, cart wheels, Ste.
,art painted with tette and elegance. We under- Sunday fe'nnight, Mr. John Philip, a refpeeable
Rand a grand ferious fpc.ftaele, a new Magic Ballet, farmer, in going between Brampton and his reticle=
tad an entire new Comic Pantomime, with a new at Oldwall, having oceafion to crofs the river Irvin,
enure, mutic, &c. &c. are forthcoming on Monday which was much (welled by the rain that had fallen
?ening next, for the 7th time. the two preceding days, was himfelf drowned in the
A Corps is propofed to be formed by the 7searrus/Of attempt, though his horfe reached the oppofite chore.
f the metropolis, compered of Printers, and officered LaR Thorday erening a poor woman, named Ann
iy Editors, who are peculiarly well-(killed in heading Potts, in Thorn's-alley, Liqimrpond-flreet,
fudenly
:alanuts. fell down, and expired. The Coroner's Jury return.
On the tath alt. a farm in RoxburghEire, that had ed a verdiEl of—Died by the vilitation of GOD.
been let 59 years ago at :got. a year, was,
put up to On the eGth ult. a child was unfortunately burned
public anetion in Edinburgh, and was let for iota to death at Offißon, Derbythire, in coufequence of
per annum—and laid not to be over-rented. being imprudently left in the hoofe alone.
Laft week an Egyptian mummy, fuppofed to A faisl catafirophe befel Mr. R. Rogers, of New.
tarl been preferred upwards of tyoo years, fent ark, on Saturday tennight : Having tit out from
tome by Lord Eton., previous to his departure Nottingham on his return home about his ufual time
from Conftantinople, came to the Cullom Houle, in the evening, the gig cart ;n which he rode was,
:oilfired to the Beitith Mufetion. It is confidered a by forte accident, overturned near the Trent Bridge,
molt valuable acquifttion. The antiquarians have by which he was Co badly brniri.d, as to furvive only
difenvered that it is the body of a perfon of great till Monday morning. lie was a nun extremely
corpulent, weighing not kfs than ao (lone.
A new slafs of people will be formed in Ruffle, Stephen Wright, a miner at Newtown, in the ifs
tinder the title of Free Farmers, in confequience of of Man, a few days ago, was In imprudent ac to at.
an Impel .al decree, whicli allows land owners to grant tempt lei sing a bull by the limns ; his foot hipping
freedom to their peafants, in order to :tit& money to he fell ,
when the enrged animal geared ho
erl
im
pay their debts. in finch a mnner as to occa!a.n his death tm aft
A pket of oak timber, about thirty feet long, apt Some people of a bad habit of body and had living,
patently found, but as black as jet, has, by the con- contraft Iptingy escrefeences on the tkin, which, un-
ilant undermining of the river, been brought to light lefs checked, communicate their morbid nature to
in a Geld at Elyhaugh, near Feltnn, Nnrthutnlser• thofe bones, fripeeficially covered, and imnsediately
land, which for ages has been under tillage. The in the nsighhourhnod of thefe ulcer.. By applying
country people imagine this timber has lain there corroding cautties, pin dellroy the adjacent (kin,
fence the general deluge : but Itch diferveries are not pad even fliould the bone remain found, and the
uncommonin plates wliicli in ancienttimeswere (meas. wound pot on A healthy .7.asearance, you have pre.
FIRS AT WOOLWICH W .—On Wednefilay vented it from healing by dettroying the integuments
a fire broke nit in the Warren, occafioned by the which Natute has it not in her power perfealy to
carcletheiv of one of the wutkmen, which for fame regenerate. Let me adrile the patient, therefore, to
time threatened very alarinit.g confeqoences. The mend Lis fyilim, and (pare the fitrface the good
man had placed a candle fi near lonic fLaYings,that effeels of which treatment Ifabenell ced a Goodleerfet, oet cure
f Let
they canglit fire, and foon communicated to a large wade, near Edinbarg, ea pet iin a p
miamitv of 'matches icing agsinit the wooden pat- of her ulcerated leg. and MIT., by taki
is atteng a few
'iii ef a (lire loom in which Were placed 'Go bar. bottles of Spilfbuty's Drops. Her cafe lled
eels ot For (tine time the gteateft by Mr. Baxter, Mr. Patton, miniiter, and Mr. Stew.
danger e%i:l.:•1 of the fire communicating through i art, :Wigton, of EdroLurgh. The areas of this
the parriti,,n, as the matches, when once lighted, can i Medicine on Ccrophula. goat, tbenniatifisi, Ike. are
oniy he estirrt!nifhed by being trodden upon, wattr amp!‘ detailed in the 101 l accompanying the Patent
fusing :In ei..t urnrt them. The alarm bell sat Ant;fc,ohntec Drops, fold at the Difpenfary, Soho
imme.Latelv rung. and ioving to the great exertions tq,ia,c, London. in to.ttles ofto-. and as.
and Ftr of fentAl of the artillerymen, the wih a black (lamp affixed to each bottle, alarlo.4