Star.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL ay.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from
the a nit of April to the 16th of April.
Total—soya Oarteri. Average 56.14641
os. 941 lower than lalt return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,

From the 9th of April, to the tsth of April,
Totai—to,4lll tacks—Average 47 S. Sid.—ot. z id. lower than

laR return.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Roe Flour 44$ to at. Seconds ios. to 441. per lack.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.

Bags (ncw) 71 tos to 81 104 I Pockets(new) 81 os to 91 9s
SMITHFIELD, April as.
To Sok the offal—per (tone of 816.
Bed es 8d to ss 6diVeal 4s od to 6s 6d
Mutton ss od to 6s od Pork 4s 44 to ss 44
Lamb is. to Es. 6d.

MEAD or CaTTLC THIS DAY.
Beath about aooo—Shesp and Lamb ptcoo.
NEWCATE and LEADENHALL, April ay.
Per Roue of 81b. by the carcafc.
Beef 3$ 8d to 46 8d I Veal 3a 4d to 6s od
Mottos: 4$ 4d to 5$ 4d Pork 4s 44 to Ss 44
Lamb 6s. od. to Bs. od.

RAW HIDES, April 24.
Hides (perftone) 3s 8d to as ad Heavy Calf 9s 64 each
Middling 3$ ad to 35 4d Hark Skins 155 to zBs od
Ordinary 35 od toos od Sheep Skins as od to 86 od

lamb Skins, is d to js 6d.

PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butte, 50 to 561 b each 194 to 2141
Ditto, 6.2 to 65kb 61.41 to 23d
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Merchants BOCks sod to z pid
Dealing Hides zpd to lid
Fine Coach Hides sad to 2211
Crop Hides for Cutting nod to al
Flat Ordinary aid 10 19
Calf Mat go to sob pa dose sid to 34d
Ditto so to lob 271 to 331
Ditto 70 to gob 264 to a d
Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to pod
Large ditto mos to tsos per doz.
Tanned Horfe Hides nos to 3is ench
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April 23.
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Smithfield. St. James's.
0. ILT 3 is to 6 is I • 6 oto 7 0014 •to 6 to o
Strait/ 2 2to 2 8 s soto2 14 0 112 to 2 0 0
Clow 4soto 7 • 6 6to 7 7 0

CO.M.S, April as.
Ileft Coate in the Pool, 21. IL 6d. per Chaldros.
Delivered al. 111. 6d.
Sunderland, 21. zEe. 6d.
Delivered 2L p. id.

OnFridayla ft fix of the youngnaval officers, who
lately committed a riot at the Portfmouth 'rhea.
ere, were arraigned at the Seffions, and pleaded
guilty.—Mr. By attouutts, the Recorder of that
place, addreffed them in a very impreffive manner.
He made fome very Itrong remarks on the heinous
offence of obfiruCting peace officers in the execu-
tion of their duty ; and the more efpecially by
gentlemen of their profeffion ; and earneltly re-
commended to them never to draw their fword,
again, except in defence of their country. He Ihould
not fentenee them to impr;ionment, as fume of their
(hips were on the point of failing ; yet he felt it his
duty to pats a fentenee, as he trotted would ferve
to prevent fuch outrages its future ; but if it fail-
ed of that effect, he fhould feel himfelf called upon
to add imprifonment to fine in any future fimilar
cafe. The Recorder then fentenced two of them
to pay a fine of 401. three of 251. and one of Rol.
each.

On Saturday evening William Newton was ap•
prehended on fulpicion of having been concerned
in the murder of Mr. STILLS, and fent to town
by Lieut. Col. RAY, from Uxbridge t he was exa-
mined the fame evening, and yefterday morning
by Sir RICHARD FORD, at the latter of which the
different parties attended from the country,as well
as Mr. But.t.oc it, the furgeon belonginF to Hnnn•
flow barracks, when it clearly appwing he was
innocent of the charge, he was let at liberty.—
From Mr. Bussoce's defcription of the perfons
whom he fuppofes to have committed the murder,
there is reafon to think the laid William Newton's
brnthcr is equally innocent.

AIR'rH.
On Sunday, at her huufe in Lower Brook-ftreet, Lady Wm.
Beaurkrk, of a da• ghtrr.