Star.
London, England, 1803-01-24 00:00:00

CORN MARKS 7 S,

Meng-LAN,. JANUARY 24.
Owing to arrivals being prevented by the late
fevere weather and cuurary winds, the fupply our
Market had to-day was very trivial ; and Wheats,
of belt quality, went off at 6os. and 61s. per quar.
ter.-Finefl Barley has an advance of 6d per quar.
ter.-Oats continue as before.-Beans are without
alteration, and Peas alto are unvaried.
EDO% Wheat, per qr. sos. 545. 575.
Superfine 6is. Gzs.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, gos. 565.
Rye, 345. 38$.
Barlev, 24.5. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 6d.
Malt, 425. 46/. 471.
02ts, I ss. 221. 2511.
Honk Beans, New, 331. 345. Old, 345. 365.
Tick Beans, New, 281. 305. Old, 325. 345.
Hog Peale, 355. 375.
Boilers, 345. 425.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, 7as. to 745. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lag.
Flour, 455. 503. per fack.
FROI4 TIM LONDON GAZITTI, SATUILD•T, JANVAIT 22.
Avenge price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Rs.
turns coding rho 15th of January, 5803.
Wheat. I Rye. Batley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak.
a. d. s. d. s. s. d. s. 4 a. 4.
56 9 37 It 25 3 as 6 34 s 38 to

The average Peke a Sugar. computed (rein the Returns
made la the week ending the t 9th of jutary, a 803, ia gia a id.
per buti.lred weight.

At Warmin Rer Market, on Saturday laR, the
prices of Arita Corn were as follow : Wheat,
by the quarter, zl. 16s. to 31. as. Barley, 11.45. to
:1. 7s. 0455, 19s. to 11. 2S. Beans, 11. 16s. to A. es„.

Post. Hoare Durv.—On Saturday the Sale of
the Poll Horfe Duty took place at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, before the Corn.
mimoners of the Stamp Office, for the year en.
Cuing. Prefent New
Rents. Letting%
North Britain - • ‘. Coto L. st,oki
Northumberland, Cumberland, Wcdmore•

Wad. sad Durliana - - 6,00 ?sr=
Yorkibire - - - z0,6z0 za,soo
Linealldre,Chatire,Derbyildre and Stafford• a
- .

- •
Og -re - - • - so,tio i 5,160
Lincolnildre, Nottingluangdre, and trice(ter- _ _

. .
&ire - - - - ' 8.190 9,160
Nonbaasptonildre, Rutlaaditdre, Warwick.
Mrs, aad o:faradic - urge. isjito
Wilding, Worecfterthirc, and Gloacefieribire i o,sgo moo
Norfolk, kirolk, Mex. and Ca nbridgeibire 10,2a0 11,65•
Dadfc :Mire and Backlaghaankire • 5450 6460
itaatiaideolkire and kJ/Warning - B,sso so ,aOO
• • -
Mi*arrayddidmitschiablltaisdonand Weitsdafter s7j Bjso soJanso 23,430
Kan and Sarni - . - ta,900 15,4a0
Hampldre and Berk2dre - - - ss,ooo Wide
Devonildrr, Dorfneure, Canwall, and
Somerfetibirc - - - 80,340 23,620
Nardi Waka, viz.-.4inglatsa, Comma-
&ire, Deabialdhire, Flindkirs, Mariana-
Wm, IVlontgonscrygare, and Skroplire - 4438 . jjasa
South Wales. viz.—Buck oackddre, Camas-
thardkna, Cardigantaire, G 4
Radaoradre, Pernbrakeildre.72ankrie-
fordlidrc, and hilanmouthihire - ' - 3.170 445

The Meeting was uncommonly numerouay
tended. The great room was nearly filled. For
feveral years pet a daring and defperate peg of
pick-pockets have attended this Meeting, and plun-
dered gentlemen of immenfe funs. To prevent this
the CommifEoners applied to the Police for protec-
tion. Accordingly fow esse 14 Say ea s. and Mec-
ums us, attended the Meeting. and there naive Of•
ficers deteaed no left that Gs of the daring gang
among the gentlemen, whom they immediately
turned out of the room.
A circumitance occurred at the Opera Honk
on Saturday evening, which, for the fake of the
parties,
_we regret Mould have taken place. Ma a
celebrated vocal aarefs of Covent• Gar•
den Tim:etre, was fitting in the flip of the gallery
alone ; a Gentleman, whore rank in life is highly
refpeaable, attralted by her appearance, perhaps
too heftily forming a conclufion to the prejudice
of the lady, accofted her in an improper manner.
The violence of offended virtue was imprefred and
Wood on the fees of the gallant by the bands of
the indignant fair•one, Thisiri*f retort was
relented by the Gentleman, and a fcene of cents-
fion enfued, to the no (mall annoyance of tbe
audience.

On Friday morning a meeting took place at the
Ring, Hyde Park, (in confequence of a difpute at
the Mafquerade) between a certain Gentleman in
the chara9er of Grand Turk, and one dreffed as a
Sailor. The quarrel arofe in confequence of the
Grand Turk's attempting to kite and carry away
a poor orange girl, when yid, with his oftial pl.
lantry, refcued the fair one from the Iffershaarle
I:ripe. When the parties met, to the aflonament
of the Seconds, the Grand Turk recognized in the
Tar, a female of his Seraglio.
Paarsias Fasnroos.—The cold weather has
brought into common uCe artificial head-drefess
formed of long hair. Thefe are in general braided,
and the braids are brought fo clofe to each other,
as to prefect but one fmooth furface. The 'taps
of this head-drefs is oval ; it is fometimas (a-
mounted by a diadem of velvet, or of fancy flowers
—.The Edgard'', however, for Come days, employ
mere of Patin than of velvet. This Patin is Ions&
times BA colour, fometimes role, but oftener
of white. The grey colour was but a that time
in favour, The front of the Capra and hats is
always turned up. The Topa are petting out d
failtion. The Falhionables now begin to return to
turbans; (spare (bawls, embroidered with acorns
or flowers in gold, are in general ufe, and in order
to inert& their fall refs, they are no longer folded
in the middle, but the points are fpread
The &akar: called (tort, or jorifb, are bordered
ea mar, esartre, in velvet, or in lace ;in general
thefe are crofed in front, and the corners rounded
of; tippets are common, but muffs are very rarely
Peen. The Gentlemen, for the LIR four days, have
taken ridinrcoats, of which the falling caps de-
fcends to the wain. The* are of fine cloth, and
of a deep ot dark colour.