Star.
London, England, 1803-08-08 00:00:00

C0.1224411RKET, MAR A--LANE. RtiC.S.

There appreared a very liberal (apply of Wheat
at Market to-day, which has ready tale : the demand
being much increafed by the attendince of many
buyers from t:ic country, and the report of fume
partial inceftien of mildew in the floutell crops, at
the fame time we don't look for fuch plentiful ar-
rivals of grain till after harveft—together have
canted an advance of the grain of near ss. per
quarter from laft Monday..-Beans are Is. per quar-
ter dearer.—Hog Peas from as, to 3s. higher.
—We have received cargoes of Foreign Oats this
morning t Rill heft deferiptioas keep bit noted
prices. Balky and Malt are unvaried.— Rape
Seed fold more brillely, an,' obtained sa. snore than
on Friday—The requeß for froth Flour is now
greater, finell is quoted sos. to yes. per tack.

Eng. Wisest. 564545. per qr. Hart, Deasy ale. 39..
Fine ditto, Stra. 63.. Tick BOOM 311.5411.
Fine Dam tzicditte, ise...spe. Hsi Pesos 311 a 4sa,
Rye, 324 345. &dim. 50d. PI%
Barley, sm. &se. Gomm/awl yie. 6oe. pet ewt.
Superfine dim, s 6•. 04. Cerisealer, 345. 40a.
Malt, 565. see eftwy.
.10. 16e.
Oats, sac Ow ale. Per omo. 44t Per hit
lihur, , per reek, sus slia. American Plash 3u pes.per biIITIL
'IOW Tilt LL :I 000 11.111711, SATIPROAT. ASS. d.
Aeolic Price of Cu,.. in Soglaat aad Wake, from the return*
amen, the 3011, of July, 1103.
Wheat. Rye.
41. a. 4.
ade,. Oat.. Dana Pate.
a d. a 1. .. d. a d. s.
56 10 33 so 14 p es 4 33 5 37 7
The average Price of Sugar, imputed frees file lecterns made
in the week aiding Aug. 3, ls 4Se 5141. per hundred weight.

PRIM OF 011A1M, AT Till 00000 WINO M .

basixorraat.—Wheat sas od t 5741 Od 'CT Qpnet.
Barley its od to 161 od I Beans 3e• od to 37s od
Oats Its od to 15s 6d Peak Goo od to oos cd

Marantorao.--Wheat deo od to 634 od per quarto.
Barley 11'S od to ass od I Deana 3a. od to 37a od
Oats 23r od to 276 od Peale coo od to 004 od
Nitwit/ a T....Whett. 47a. od. to 6o& OIL per Zane'.
Mirky 1104 cd to 24e ad I Beano 331 to yys od
Oats sta od to ass od Peale COO od to 34s od

H sit od to 6ss od per Quarter.
Barley oos od to cat °Mean* 36a od to 3's ad
Oats od to 66. 64 I Peale coo od to oos od
R2Aotoo.--Wheat 484.04. to qt. od. per %atter.
Barley oat od to 00$ al Reams 7,46 tO ,192 td
Oats ass od to *75 od I Pads OCI od to 3os od
At Warminfler, nn Saturd.:y. the pi lees of Corn
were as follow: Wheat, by the quarter, 21 121. to
21. ISt. Dailey, al. 6s. In :1. 7s. Oats :I. as. to al.
311. 112201., I;. 165. to 21.

After this Paper was at prefs, a rumour was eh-
cuLtied of the French fleet being at tea, and off the
He of Wight. We know not what degree of credit
the rcpoit is entitled to; but if true, we hope we
(hall loon hear a good account of them.

We underhand Mr. SiItIIDAN'S Motion, on Wed-
nelday, will be for a Vote of Thanks to our Gallant
Volunteers, for the patriotifm, fpirit, and promptitude
wi,h which they NANO hood forward to arm fur the
defence of their country.
A letter from an Officer belonging" to the Britifh
army lately (erring in Egypt, dated Make, March so;
rays, gi I am forty to inform you that the plague has
this day broke out on board one of our tranfprwts;
and that the whole fleet which lately failed from
Egypt, is in a Rate of alarm. It will have the cliff
of delaying the return of the troops w England, by
obliging them to perform a longer qoarantine. But
I am in hopes the contagion wdl not fpread further
than where it has heen,jud dinovered. At prelim,
I underhand, that only one man has been faired
with it. and he is to be font on (bore direely, to an
Wand where we have been performing quarantine."
We have teceived come late accounts from France '
and through a very authentic fount, that (peak in
erryjsrsfave terms ofthe feveral places where the em-
' barkation of the invading armies are to take place.
From Havre de Grace. twenty thonfand men, on
board a fleet confilling of gun-boats and other veffiels,
of various denominations, fail in a direeion, as nearly
as poffible, for th. Suffice Coati...-They are to land,
if poffible, near Brighton.
From Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk. Ohettd. and
Holland, the fevcral flotillas are to proceed to the op.
polite (bores, without making any junaion during
the pelage ; nor are they to make any attempt to af-
fill each other, in cafe of an attack by the Britifh
fleet, but to proceed direly for the Englith coaft.
We therefore learn, by then difpatches, the feve-
ral points where it i, propend a landing hull take
place, and which hem to be confined to Suffer,
Kent, and Ere:. Such of the armies as are fortu-
nate enough to get footing on the Engin!' (bores are
to make a juneion with every poflible diipateh, and
afterwards fight their way to the Britilb metropolis.
It i, likewsfe poSitively alerted, that BuIf•PARTI
will command the invading armies in perfon, and that
he bath not yet arranged his Raff. nor appointed the
General, who are to alt under him. It is, however,
believed, that General VANDOSSIS will have a dillin-
guiffied command in the enterprise, and fail in the
fame divift ,n with the Fiat CONSUL.

The whole of thefe divihons will fail when the
evenings increafe in length. and the nights are dark.
Several Frenchmen having been difcnvered, and
taken into cußody in Dublin, ai fomenter. of a rebel-
lious fpirit in Ireland, !Airliners have been particularly
vigilant on that fubjefi ' • and having reccived, by ex-
peels, notice that three foreigners had arrived at Li.
vet pool from Ireland, and had tit off foi London by
the flage.coach. where they arrived on Monday, a
few hours previous to the caplet., Mafon, the Inerfan.
ger, was nccordingly difpatched to Harwich, to pre-
vent their efc.ipe out of the kingdom. By the paf.
Angers who travelled in the coach with them, there
was reafon to believe. that thefe percents intended to
take up their abode in the vicinity of Fitaroy-fquare.
S:veral Meffengers. Mailed by the Dow-greet officers,
were immaJimety employed iu (earth of them, and it
was not till Saturday morning that they were difcn.
vered, in an bilk family. and taken into ennead,.
They yellerday miderweis a pr m& examination u
Lord Ps mr•s's Office., whew Under-Secretary
Kowa, and Sir ROCS/MID FOaD• attended. Two of
shale people. who appeared to iMe brnehers, were re.
minded to the called, a a Pffeffenger. further
ex.-4sizatiot: this dOl7, mad is :111"1 Wes Ji"aileil•

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