Star.
London, England, 1817-08-11 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. AUGUST 10.

This morning, the PKINCII Ream. confined his
promenade to the extent of the Pavilion grounds.
owing to the very heavy showers, which fell during
the forenoon, with a few intermissions of fine weathei.
At three o'clock, the travelling carriage of his Royal
Highness was ordered, and in less than half an hour
afterwards, this illustrious visitor set off for Bucking-
ham-house, to dine with her Pefsiesvy and the Pan.

ressrs.--The birth.d.ty of his Royal Highness on
Tuesday, will be celebrated in the society of his at-
gust tasiily, and on Wednesday, the Plane Rearm
again returns to the Paviliun. The unexpected early
departure of tlse PRINCE rather occasioned a regret
among the visitors and inhabitants, who assembled in
great numbers' to pay their farewell respects, and his
Royal Highness ordered the carriage to proceed at a
slow pace, in order to 'return the compliments of the
assembled company.
Yesterday was an agreeable day here, for the
?mica Recent and the Duke of Yoar were coml.-
nually among the fashionable promenades and rides.
and, indeed, the condescension of these illustriot:s
persons will long be gratefully remembered &mono
the assemblage of visitors with delight.

Yesterday het MAJESTY and Princess !Entry:it
visited Viscountess CREIHORNIC at her residence at
Chelsea Farm. They dined with her Ladyship, and
in the evening returned to the P.l4ce.
Last night, about nine o'clqclr, the PRINCE REGENT:
arrived at Carlton House from Brighton.
On Saturday the Puncess CHARLOTTE and Prin:e
LEOPOLD had a select dinner patty at Claremont.
The Duke &LEEDS, the Marquis and Marchioness
rf Aemtoonu, and the Count and Countess 'Java,
were present
G. CAIUtOI4, Contractor for the ream Lottery,
has great ple.sure in observing tbe general utistac-
tints afforded by the Scheme. He, therefore, most
earnestly recommends an early application at his
Offices, 7, CORNHILL, and 26. OXFoRD4TRECTI to
those who are desirous of obtaining particular Num-
bers, as there are only 2,900 in the whole Lottery,
which contains Two Prizes of ,C20,(100, and will LA
all drawn in One Day, 10th &imams.

00EN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 11.
The supply of %Cleat vves sm.ber this morning.
bat a considerable quantity of last weitleb
from Essex and Sudolk remaining on hand, there
was a large chew of samples for the time of year;
besides which, there has been a large acceision of
Foreign Wheat, which caused very heavy sales, at a
reduction of full 6s. per quarter open the finest cox,
lities, but there is not the least demand for the infe-
rior descriptions. Oats and Beans are 2s. per quar-
ter lower j Barley and Peas dull sale, at last week's
pekes.

etMilli? PIICIIIII Al Mita:
!WILMS. 1 Oats, Potettet,3sa 4114.
Wheat, Rant and Booz, Oki, I Ditto, Poland, 30s. 400
des SOL 100 s. Ditto, Food, is.. 30s.
SWIM, 50s. 90s. 1006 Rapeseed, 4118 in per last
Norfolk, 50e. 90e.
• hour, 1158.90 s per rack.
MIN 41s. SOS. Toulon.
Barlt, Mley, 30s
808.4 M Wheat, Dalllic, 760. FOu
Mat. Dino, Baltic Red, 651. 901.
WM* Peas, Us. 40s. Whys, kissnbro'or Bresnan, 656. 90s
445. 411 e. Brabant Red, 05s. 90..
Grey Peas, 40s. 48s. Rye, 00s. 00s.
Small leans 46... 50.. Anu rtou Theo, Os. eh

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