Star.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

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coarisstscatiot, vow. 16.
The large fupplies expeded al Wheat, are not yet
arrived, and the Millers not giving the prefent high
prices, the trade is dull, and the few *los made are
rather at lefs—fume Barleys are tare in, and.that
article is rather cheaper I as are and teiloge
each defcription. Having a very thatrfiiPOlff
Oats, the requen creates a further advance. The
fine temples at rather more than our 'ettarency=iii
Floor bet little Roaration.

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PRICE OF FLOUR.
Hoc Floor 9ss. to 1.-cos. Seconds 9co. to 9ss. period

_VERSE?", NOVIIMBER to.

On SAturday laft arrived at St. Hillier's after
being a month on board (hip, and esperieaciag a
feries of florins, (even companies of the sd battalion
of the 18th Regiment of Foot. Neat day they
marched to Groove& Barracks. Confiderable ap-
prelaenfions were entertained for the Safety of the re-
maining three companies, and alto for the ad batta-
lion of the 57th sad 64, bat lad night they arrived
fate in St. Hilliees Boy, aad are to difembalk to.
marrow.

Oa Friday, the 3a A Regiment embarked on board
the tranfports that brought the liven companies of
the Eighteenth, and failed the fame evening with' a
fair wind for England. •
The 83d Regiment marched inka St. allier's
this day, to replace the stn.

Agate
nr Hounua.—A few days agn, 8 duel
was fought near Naas, between a Gentleman of that
town, and a young Surgeon, in confequence of a fop.
poled criminal intercourfe which the latter hid with
the wife of the former. The Surgeon, we are in-
formed, was feverely wounded by the hulband, who
was the challenger.
As a paragraph which appeared in another paper
on the loth intl. tends to milked the public, and
implies a cenfure highly prejudicial to the charaiter
of a brave Officer, we think it out duty to Rate, that
the DOllllllO4ll. and Meausa were equally dote to
the Matilda when Ike *ruck, the former being on the
weather bow, and the latter on the lee quarter, which
precluded all pedbility of her efcape ; and any re-
faience on the part of the Matilda, would have canted
a wanton Ws of lives, for which Capt. Da Lit Guam.
rite cot.ld not have been jullified ; for, the Mamma
alone is far fuperior to the Matilda.
We underftand that the annual thew of cattle no.
der the patronage of his Grace the Duke of iluaroan
and the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Agricul- -
total Society, will be held in Smithfield as hereto.
fore; and owing yet/sere ben* more Yates than as
the foregoing years, an unnfuZ number of bealls are
expette&

We underhand, that owing to the improper ute
made, and the tendency of licences, as hitherto
granted for importing fpirit► from France and Hol•
land into the Itlands of Goernfey, &c. none will in
future be allowed. and that the eruixers are inaruaed
to detain and examine all veins with this article on
board.

Several works of Criticifins and Remarks on the
Young Rofcius have already made their appearance;
but we under/land that a genuine account of his
education, perfnnal charaeler, and theatrical excel-
lencies, accompanied by a carted portrait from the
life, will be publitbad iii a few days, under the line-
tion of his family, by Mr. G. D. Halt LiY, the Co-
median, formerly of Covent-Garden Theatre, and
relpedably known to the Public as the Author of a
Volume of Poems and other Works.

The deer that was fluted on Tuefday for the di.
verfion of his Majelly on Arcot Heath Race Cowley
is a very fine young one. At flirting he (hexed
great (port, ran fuUfpeed acrofs the Pored, and made
Several turns towards the Bagfhot Road. He paged
through the turnpike road, taking to the right
through the town of Bagfhot, followed by a very
numerous affemblage of gentlemen fportfmen. He
continued his courre upon the road till he came to a
lane on the left, where he got into tome inclofures,
in which he ran for liven' miles, till he got into the
road again, and paired through the town of Bagfhot,
and took the fame courre as he did at flatting. He
was taken after a hard run of about three hours,
nearly fire miles on the left of Bagfhot.
Frovtic Marc,?.—On Monday took place a long
pending Rowing Match between J. Loutrurst and
R. Sri WART. Efqrs. and which was acknowledged
to have been the belt contefled ever viiineffed. The
former pot effed fiiperior itrength, but was not equal
to the, latter in Grill. Mr. Lowest ra kept elide after
his adverfary till within too yards of the goal, when
coming in contact with his opponent, whore boat was
in very !hallow water, and whore (cull fell overboard,
Mr. LOY/Tall, after great elertions on both fades,
extricated Wulf& and paired his adverCary. The
odds were at flatting three to two on Lowrusa, but
before the boats came in contal, they were five ts
two againfl him. The diflance was from the Swan,
Landon Bridge, to the Swan, Chelfca. Another
match is espe3ed to take place between the fame gen-
tlemen ; the odds are in favour of Mr. STIWAIT.
The Proprietors of the rellow Fever Rosantr, who
have always afted with the greaten I:beraliiv, and
who never regard espenee, when the geed of their
fellow-creatures is in any way comet ned, are aloiut
to eflablifb Warehnufes at Liverpool, Glargow, and
Britiol, upon the fame elegant plan as that at Char.
ing.Crof., Solely for the accommodation t I the pub-
lic. That there gerrlemen fpare no eapence to con-
vince the public of the efficacy of their remedy, errry
one mull be well aware long finee ; and that the
world may jndge of the virtues of this truly inefli-
maLle difcovsry, feveral hundred roods worth of
the Ycllow Fever Remedy, have rectally been diara•
butcd gratis,