Star.
London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

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I.all week, Capt. tlie Royal liorfe Ar.
tiller y, at lleighttin 11. w acks, a Gentleman of en.
gaging manners, wit. canc.! ninin by Mt. S--,
lately a Lieutenant lit the at my, and an 0cc.,0;. nal
vilitant at grightoo, to meet hint at Cr", c
I.ondi n road, to dee 'Lk u fat i. entnrmaily I Alle.!

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nied by thLir !cum:, 411,1 a huge:, it
the to met, Alt, I' A thutt coni ••,4
that 01: CoMpl ..-
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ArtICSILTUIAIICTOILTVOSI IXlNnts
on heavy lands, which Use Irony winds had much in-
jured is their firength, as well as colour, have not been
snitch improved by the cold rains that have Asset pre-
vailed till near the end of the month.—The forward
Town Barley, and Oats, on fining foils, have expe-
rienced the fame effects; the Coen in general upon
under lands, toots better; bet warm, dry weather,
would be highly ferviceable to the growing crops of
every kind. Beans look well in Kent and Elie: ; but
the early field Peale are very irregular, and in rno*
difiries are unhealthy, and incapable of a fair average
produce. The Rape, Mutlard, and other (mall feeds,
have been materially injured by the (harp nights in
their early bloom. The Clovers, though backward
have flood the winter better than fhr. tome years parts
The Hop plantations in Kent and Stifi;rx, have thrown
out theirbine unufuallylate,but it is firongandireahlif,
Hay continues reafonable in all counties, etc:pt.:teat.
the coat, where the demand is Urge for the tife of
the army.—Smithfield Market has had but a thus
fupply of prime Ineat, of all kit,ds, through the
month ; Co that the prices have confiderably advancedt
Beef has reached 6s. 6d. per none, and other articlei
in proportion. Lean Cattle-are fonaewhat lower, Ma.
good Hock is fear .e, particularly Scotch ruins, and
huh oxen. Stock (beep have increafed in value.—i
Hodes are lower, except of fuperior kinds, and thefe
fetch as high prices as ever. 'rhe WOOl Mai kets are
dull, and have had little or no variation lute lalt
month's Report.
ENGLISH Sraie LOTT SRT.—Third Der—No.

13099. a Prize of 10001.—Nos. 5,2(18. 25.8339
a 7,003, 38,845, Peioss of zool.—Nos. rbB. 2,483,
12,079, 21,479, Prizes of tool.—Nos. 3,644, 4,570.
15,052, 17,746, 23,104, 23,422, 25,175, 27,4249
28,182, Prizes of 501.
THIIODDAY of Dotosvotoa.----TheTicket N 0.11,199,
drawn 'teller Jay a Prize of Two baufood Powteks
was fold in one gLiarter, two igliths, and eight
Sixtrenth Shares, at the old of Swar and
Co. in the Poultry, where No. 3 3, a Prize of One
Thoufand Pounds, on the firft day, and No. 26,187,
A Prize of One Thoufand Pounds. on the fecond
day of the prefent Lottery, were alto fold in Shares •
The fourth day of drawing will be on Saturday next:
Saturday next will be the Fourth Day's D:aw-
ing of the prefent Lottery; and until that time,
Tickets and Shares, warranted undraxrn,fisay be had
in great variety, at both the old eftablialred Meese(
I'. BOSH, 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing Croft. where
ali Prizes from Twenty Pounds to Twenty Thoufand
will be paid on demand. The following is the State
of the wheel:
1 Prizes of 20,000 9 Prizes of Z./ 400
1 10,000 9 300
3 3,000 14 sao
2,000 34 140
13111.TH6.

On Mcmday morning, the 3oth uk. of a daughter, the Lady
of Captaln Samuel J. Ballard, of the Royal Navy, at Godalming.
Surrey.
At Clara, King's count y, the lady of Edward Kelly, Efq. of a fen.
On Saturday.at larvae Clarke jorvoifc't, Efq. the lady of the
Rev. Samuel Clarke, of a fon.
Friday !aft, Mn. Trotter, wife of Thomas Tractor, M. DAC
Newcanie. of a fon.