Star.
London, England, 1817-04-05 00:00:00

COUNTRY

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Uhl,loot. !Os. to red TO,.
New ditto, 001 OUs to out I us. Barley, per quarter Via to sec
Oats ifs to *Ss. Beans 2114. to 665. Old Beaus COs to CiOs.
Was 4ss to Ste. Rye 00s to Ms.
01,011 D, April 3-11* Price of a bushel of wheat 13s. Yid.
Pr ice of t►e_Qsartstn Loaf, wheat's, Is. 541. Household, Is. Std.
BasallaT, April 3r—Wheat 71.0 d. to 16s. tril &bushel. Flour
955. per sack. Bread 9s. 9d. the half peck.
NEWBURY, lilac/. March 31.—Wasat.44, to 1,9 e. Barley,
Yes to 55+ Oats, 13s. to Ms. Beans 44 to,has. Prat eta to 545.
Bread 24. ad.

COURSE OF EXCH.
Mufti.'lam 69 6 13.2 U.

atto at sight 39 0
Actsteream 12 2C. F.
Ditto at sight 11 19
Rotterdam If II 2U.
Antwerp 12 2
tiamburgls Set g 2 U.
Alms 36 3 2 U.

6NGE. YEbsl'Ekl).lY.
Barcelona 00

Pans I day's gate 2-r 20
1)nro 2S 40 2 U.

Litlboa 95+
Sr. Sebaulan 00
Gibrail a?
Leghorn,
Genoa, h It
cniCP,n. C. LiV. Ficcole
inefirctive per (..rep :‘,7 00
_ _ _

Malta
Naples,

Boenleaux 25 40
Frankfort on the
Main I f 0 ex Me.
Madrid 51 ea ctive
Cadis 35 kr. criva
Seel&

44
29

Paiertt;o,llBd prr
Lisbon, 57
Oporto, 57}
Rio Janeiro f 9
Doblinr I

144 I Cork. - i ; i
1
Aglo of ►i►r Bank on I ioiland 2 per Cent.
ItllC:fi 01 L.101.D AND SILVIA.
Portugol'orl4 in Cum, per oi. .Es 121 cwt.
Foreign Outd sa bar; - 3 liis ed.
Now i)oub.n.mss . . s lOi Od.
NL w Dollar* . 0 a• Id.

Cucumisera are new exposed for sale in Covent-
garded n.,trk( t, f, r wl ich tne green grocers deinaml
only three shollittis and tixpence each.!
It is a rtm-okable pr: ol of the unusual forwafe_
nets of the pteFent Spring, that in a gartl.nter's r,rpontl
at l'otterthain, there are at this time peas iti lull bloom.
There tees a good supply of ell sorts of grain at
Norw;ch tnatket nn Saturdoy last, hnt the pricts
varied very little-from test wt, k. On the Cavil Hill
them was a tolerable alley; ni Stnts and !tutor Weds,
which obtained 'prices much the same as last I:,:arke,.
Ti., sheep-pens were*lsn well filh.J.
13 the aevete gale, on M..nday rooming, a stack
of chitrnies, belonging to to Mrs. Desb rough, of
liennin ;ford, in Ilunt;ng4onshire, were blown down,
broke through the roof, and entirely crushed to pieces
two tent, bedsteads in the noseVy providentially,
:he two,
and her children, who slept in them when
.4( !loan, were absent en a vit.it.

‘Veiinesday night, as Mr. BLrXHANI was passim:
at.ing Qiicen street, he was attempted to be hustled
by a gang of thieves and prestitioes, which induced
hint 10 give information of the circumstance to the
nest Watt'MlL.. This watchman was Crawley, who
es,:is so shamefully beaten in the late contest in St.
Giles's between the officers and thieves, and agree-
ably to Mr. 13.'s orders he went to disperse them, but
the gang being aware of his intention, passed into
St. Martin's parish, where the St. G:les's watchmen
have no conuoul. About ten o'clock a large Arm
was thrown with great force into his watch-box,
which is situated at the corner of Kiarstreet : the
object of the perpetrator was doubtless to have se-
verely injured him, bet fortunately the poor fellow
was crying the hour at the time, and thus escaped
perhaps death.
Coneemat's Isremsers.—Thursday an Inquest wee
held at the Dundee Arms, Nightingale-lane, on the
body of a min of colour, who was found lying in a
dying state on Wednesday last.--. 1. Richardson, a
labourer,'deposeds that on Wedeesday he was going
to the London Docks, to seek for work, and saw the
deceased opposite the Dock-gate, with blond issuing
from his mouth, anti speechless.' Witness took him
to the house of Leorgeon, where he expired in a few
minutes. He was dressed in an old sailor's jacket.—
Tbe surgeon stated, that the deteased met his death in
consequence of the bursting of a blood vessel.—Ver-
dict accordingty.
An Inquest was held yesterday at the Prince Re-
gent, at Hounslow, as the body of Thomas, son of
Mr. Hammond, of that place.—&. Lades, a shoe-
maker, deposed, that on Tuesday night, about eight
o'clock, he was walking along Hounslow, and saw
the deceased crossing the road as the Balloon Exeter
stage coach was going towards London; his foot
caught against a stone, and he tell between the fore
and hind elle:els. Witness observed that the coach-
man was driving very steadily at the time ; he be-
iieved lie was not aware of the accident at the time,
for he drove on without noticing it, and was greatly
bui prised when be was informed of it the next day.—
He took the deceased out o the ro..d, ar.J lie was
carried be.me, and died in halt an le Baku
deposed, that he drove the Balloon Exeter coach from
Bas:ngstoke to London ; he changed horses at
Hounslow on Tuesday night. He did not know of
the accident till the next day. Fle siopptiel I.', coach
about 6tty yards beyond the place whet- tf!e witoesc
said the accident happened, and took up tioee p.:ssen
gees. He was surprised, it it v.:45 his coach tliat run
user the deceased, that some p:!rs in did not Mks -
him that skort distance, and ir,forni Lim of it. Tii
Jury retutncf a verdict—Accidental-DINA ; with a,
deudand of 2c. 6d.