Star.
London, England, 1803-11-18 00:00:00

CORNLAWIZET, MARK-LANE, Nov. it

We have received pretty large fupplies of Corn
fine. Monday. The articles we have bad the
moR of, Beans, .Oats, and Barley, are all more
heavy in fele and a trifle cheaper—lnferior Wheats
alfo hardly keep laft currency, old and fuperfine
forts go off nearly the fame—White Peas obtain
higher prices : fine Suffolk famples reach 58 to 6os.
per quarter : Malt, Rye, and other grain have no
material variation.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Fag. Wheat, 46r Sea. per qr. Hod Pus, 38% 405.
ROC old ditto, 65a. 635. Boiler,. 36a 6os.
Superfine ditto, 645. Caraway Seed, .5 a s.36s.per ewt.
Fioe Dantsic ditto, yes. 61s. Coriander, tot teta
Rye, 328. 34a New cos. Canary, 6os. 635.
Barley, sys 3ws. New White Multard Seed, zoo. us.
Malt, 334366. Fine ditto, 59"• Brawn ditto, 164 as.
Oats, all& spa. 335. Rape Seed, 401. per laft.
Beans,New 364.6 d. 0 141 415. 4 Winter Tares,os od. per boatel
lick do. 361.38 a. Old 4oa 4z r. American Floor, 364 pee barrel
Flour, per Galt, 334
INSPECTORS tITORN FROM VINRIDOII, NOV. 57.
Wheat, per Load, from 531. os. to 261. os.
Barley, per Quarter, from ii. 7s. to 11. 9s.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11. Bs. to 21. las.
Beans, per Qtarter, from tl. tBs. to al. as.
Peale, per Quarter, !...rom al. as. to al. 6s.

On Tuefday his MAJESTY will go in the ufnal Rate
to the Houfe of Peers to open the talon of Parliament.
The fubjoined letter has been fent to the different
Generals commanding Di Rrids—
" Hoge Guards, Nov. 24, 403.

Sir-1 have received the Commander in Chief's diredtionito
&fire that you will Signify to the Officers commanding the feveral
Regular and Militia Regiments, wi; kin your Dißriet, his Royal
Highnefs's pleafure that they are immediately to deliver the sid•ls
of Sly /pare ass. now in poffeflion of their refpeßive Regiments,
into the neareft Ordnance depot, whether under the charge of a
Storrkesper, an Officer of Artillery, a Clerk of Stores, or a Mat-
ter Gunnar, accompanied by a return of the exad number and de-
feriptlon of arms fu delivered; and they are to require from the
Superintendants at the depots receipts for the fame.
" You will be pleated to tranfmit, for the Commander in Chief's
information, a fpecifie return of the anus, delivered into Rare, in
-oafequenee of the above dirottiona, in order that the Ordnance
Officers, at the feveral depots, may be anthotised. as ennead=
front the Commanding Officers of thole Regiments which deliver
in the (pare arms, to iffue the fame number in Rich propordon.
and at loch times, as the augmentation to the ftrength of their tc-
fpedtive Region:hot may render Denary.
" I have the honour to be, ate,
(Signed) "H.Ca cv ear, At. Gcn. to the Form"
The following is an extra & of the inftruaions re-
commended by his Royal Highnefs the Commander
in Chief for the ufe of the Volunteer Infantry of the
United Kingdom :
" The nature of the fervlee will require every individual being
In the Uahteft Rate of equipment. Betides his arms and ammuni-
tion, each Volunteer will only carry one oirt, one pair of toes
and 'Cochin:6,2nd combs and irruftiea It will be creedal that,
if poffible, each man Roll hart with three days bread, 44112-
" In the Infantry, one bode for each effective tiMcorr will be al-
lowed, including Raft, and one extra for each Field Officer, one
per company for Mere portmanteaus ; ate light two tidied
cart will be allowed for each company, but no ether carriage : in
the light cart, tin kettles fulleknt for the company moßbecarrka
It would be eligible that each Volanteer Would bring a light
blanket or great coat ' • each company Would alto have a propor-
tion of MU books, ooe for every five men, for hutting, as indifpen-
fable • a canteen for wattage atfo effential, or in its place a Meng
bottle, flung over the ()Hodder, and a linen haverfaek for the need-
larks and bread; a titian portmanteau will contain the baggage of
each Officer. It is evident that thence: Sty of the fervice requires
this light Bate ofettdpenent, to which every individual will with
cheerfninefs secede.

The Lieutenant Colonel replied, in terms of ani-
mation ; and having given the colours to the En-
figns, they were placed on the drums, and a moft ex-
cellent prayer was delivered by the Chaplain. The
Corps then pallid as in review. The Infpeeling
Field Officer having already honoured them with a
very favourable report, we obferve only that their
marching was excellent. Hav&g paraded the town,
they dined together at Canttnbury Tavern, by invi-
tation of the Committee. The afternoon was paired
in the Mott petted harmony, hilarity, and decorum.
The whole Corps withdrew at an early hour ; and
were difmilred by the Lieutenant Colonel, at the
Riding Hook, duly fenfible of the attontion of the
Committee, and of the gt eat importance of order to.
wards the attainment of efficiency as a military body.

On Monday the Lydd and Romney Cinque Port
Volunteers were infpedled by Mr. PITT, at Esunge-
nei's. Their appearance was very refpedable, and
they went through their different evolutions with
wonderful corredlnefs ; they muftered about three
hundred. After the infpellion Mr. PO"' addreffed
them and raid, that he bad received his Majelly's
commands to acquaint them that they were to be
called out for a fortnight, for the purpofe of being
brigaded with the Hattings and Rye Corps, but that
during that time they would only have four days of
ezercife, for which they were to receive the full four.
teen days pay, being at the rate of 3s. 6d. for each
day of exercife; that they might go to the ewe&
ground from their own houfes every day, and return
again at night ; and that he (tufted every individual
would cheerfully fubmit to any inconvenience that
might wife from their being called out, as it was
abfolutely neceffary that they fhould get accullomed
to tilting in large bodies previous to the arrival of
the enemy. It is reported that there were a very
confiderable proportion of diffenting voices to being
thus called out.

Lnv*i. ISLINCTOM VOLVINTIERS.OnWednefday
laR this Corps, under the command of Lieutenant
Colonel Wit Isewaiorer, met on their own ground,
for the purpofes of taking the oath of allegiance, and
receiving their colours. Though the weather was I
very unpromiling, the muller was flrong, and the I
whole duty of the day was performed with becom-
ing feriournefs and precifion. The colours were pre-
fented by Mrs. WHEILWRIGNT, in the name of the
!..dies of Iflington, and with them was delivered the
following appropriate fpeech ;
I hove the honour, air,to prefect there Colours Mew male
of the Lean who have contributed to providethein. I beg leave
to recommend them to the protedies of this Corps. as a pledge of
the reclines by which its Members are assumed ; and of the
intim which unites than in a auk now engaging the y
of a whole peoplrsof a nation always diltingulawd by its ardour
in defending the invaluable Wines of real Liberty. which we ki
aninendy pads under our beloved King, sad Eredket CcuelW
mien—toe the prefervation et which it is determined to cuss
"srairabk awn Winn the .unguent defies of the many.--
the merit of chafe who contribute their 'Silence in an
endeavour fo !audible be brought into union, the nod soda
Mel,t direifting it give every profped of a happy Me 1 and
any klsfl attempt pro s,. d fo fat as to call forth year perkwal
rebflance, l ant wog alrared that thefe Coker* will be coolidered
• charge of high Import:awe, albd eWnkd ail as befteeerabie badge
gotelotilbs animating the wlarraabet Carr of Loyal
Meow Volluatecra"