Star.
London, England, 1810-07-14 00:00:00

St. James's Market 2d
Clare MAitet 4s. 2d
Whiteehapel Market 4. 2d
per stone of Sib.

12s 6d
Average 4$ sd
Graves 12s Ad

Yellow Soap, *P.—Mottled, 100 s 0:!—Curd, 104 s. od.
Price of Candles, per dozen 12s tid—Moulds,l.3s 6tl.
COAL. MARKET, July 13.
Shpt at Market Sliips sold Price
221 Newcastle Coals 161 495. Od. to 61s. 6d.
THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Amsterdam, 33 0 2 U
Ditto at sight, 32
Rotterdam, c. 1.10 0 2 U
Hamburg's, 3e 2 21 U
Altona, 30 3 et U
Paris I clay's da. 20 16 I.iv.
Ditto, 2 Us. 21 0
Bourdt aux, do. a 0
Madrid, 44 Effect.
Cadiz, 90 EfF•ct.
Gilboa 41 EfTnct.
Rio Janeiro i 2, Malta
COUNTRY

Palermo, 121 Pence per .a.
Leghorn, 58
Genoa, 54
Venice, n. C. 52 !iv. Piccole
ineffective per I. stri.
Naples, 42
I.kbon, 681
Op'rto, 68t
Dtatlin, 9
' Cork, 10.!
Nee: Dollars, is. 80.
• 58, C;iSrairar 88.
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VIARKE I F.

SALT qlloltY.—Wheat inGs to I.'4s.—barley 40s. to .50s.—
Oats Zits. to 36s.—Beans Ctls. to 725. per quarter.
Devi z r s.—Wheat mei. to I2:.'.—B.lrky 335. to 514.—Oats
30s. to 265.-13 tans .56q. to tats. per quart. r.
Waawicii.—Wheat 134.0.1. to 155.-13:171ey Ss. to Rs.—Oats
3s. 9d. to 4s. 6d—Old Beans 7s. 0.1. to Rs. 3d—White Peas 95.2 d.
to 10s. per bushel of fro:n 34 to 36 quarts.
OXFORD /14.sitgE r, Jo t.v 7.—The second best price -of a
bushel of wheat was I is. :A according to which price, and a due
allowance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as
follow, viz. the peck loaf household, to weigh I 7 lb. 6 oz. 4e. 10d.
44 half peck, 2s. Id.; and the smaller in proportion.
CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET, JULY 10.
Beef, 14s. Od. to 15s. Od. per score.
Morton, ss. Od. to sr.°Bd. per stone.
lamb 5s bd. to as Od. per ditto.

At Gloucester Fair, on Thursday se'nnight, there was a very
indifferent :how of cattle, and the d was unusually flat.
There was a better supply of sheep, but the sale of them was
likewise dull ; and the prices of all sorts of stock were on the de-
e:int.

Cities rose,
slow sr►a,

At Hereord fair on Monday, prime Ryeland wool aeeto.;• •
from 40s to 15%. per stone ; of middle wool there was a larr
quantity, at a reduction in price; coarse wool was a drug; a good
show of Anglo-Merino appeared, which was eagerly bought, from
555. to Ws. per :tone. On the fair day, there was a reduction,
in some instances, of 40s. per stone, for fine wool, from the prices
previously g•sren by dealers and jobbers. The cattle market was
unusually thin ; and beasts in general felt a depression hi price of
about £2 per head. There was a large strew of sheep and lambs:
but they sold about .ss. cheaper than at the late fairs. Pigs sold
high, and the number was small. The horse fair was better sup-
ed than of late, and they sold well. Hops, which were scarce,
and not in great demand, averaged ab lot 725. 6d. ptr cwt.

Messrs.. David and John Muirhead, sons of Michael
Muirhead, Esq. West India merchant, at Glasgow,
wei e unfortunately drowned yesterday se'nnight, on
their return from Campbeltown to Greenock. They
took their pass tge in the packet on the preceding day,
and the morning of FridAy being calm, they went into
the yawl with their younger brother, Michael Muir-
head, and Mr. Carlisle. The boat by a sudden acci-
deat overset, and only the two latter were saved.
Two young men, of the names of Fordlnim and
, Gibbens, were drowned on Thursday evening whilst
H. Crosby, Lieut. bathing below Kingston-bridge. They both resided
Rev. Dr. Manley, •
, et London, and were on a visit for a few days at Ted-
1. Hunter ; Capts. I ,
.r. and Mrs. Spites I oington. Fordham waded out of his depth, and cal-
. Mrs. Sayer, Mr. and i led out for help. His companion, who at this time
dlr. and Miss Wilson ; ! was sense distance from him, swam to his assistance
ienkins,Doule, C. Led).- :. . reached
grasp of the him, but the convulsive o 1
f , and T and •
aaffe ; Mr. Bland
Browne, Clifford, Spear, . drowning man prevented the escape of his companion,'
Stephens, &c. and both met their death.
Yesterday morning a sailing skiff, with two rung 1
i Reynolds, Gordon, , men in her, was upset o as - aae, othstitithe, by I off E tl • R
Majors Pigott, Payne, I
ins Wank:, •Brouks, ! a gust of wind, and one of them, Mr. Loveken, of the f
)tain and Mn. Bay- i B ,rough, was drowned, the other was saved by a
Rev. Dr. William- ship's boat.
, Mrs.ir. Hoblyn,
and Wheeler .On the '2Bth ultimo, as Michael and John Madden,
is. Nash,. Mr. and brothers, accompanied by Ambrose Madden, were
. and Mrs. Brooks, ! proceeding on the high road leading from Laurence-
le Mr. and Mrs. ,
Medina, Mr. and , town to Kiltorener, in the county of Galway, Michael '
Mrs. Nicoll, Mr.. Madden took a pistol from his pocket, and discharged
and Mrs. Quick, the contents into the body of his brother John, whereby
yin, N. Sadler, G. ihe was so severely wounded that no hope is enter-
.. 4-aham, Horruidge, tamed of his recovery. Michael Madden is a deserter .
Champion, Liff, O'Reillep, r
• Ilalford, Wytrants, De ; •rom the 7th Light Dragoons.
is, Rochfort, J. W. 1 " Wednesday, as a child of Mr. Hingston, pawn-
, Douglas, Humbert, r et, was
broker, corner of Cross-court, Carnaby-ma k
>n, Humphris, Mul- • 1 . o• in C trnab •street, it was run over by a coach,
sbert, S. Hogg, Lee, thews"amei . Y
,obin, stranman, Ro- ; eel of which went over its body ; by which it ,
r, Wilson, Balmier,' was so bruised, as to be carried home in such a state
Norton, B. Guest, : as to leave very little hope of its long surviving.
G. Ward, Sadler, i
_ . Ram ; Mrs. War- I Bow-5 •raEET. —Yesterday a young woman was
, Mistresses Richardson, brou'ght to the Office, in the custody of Lavender,
Morse, Moore, Swan, . charred with attempting to defraud the Directors of
Gore, Stratton, Strap- . that the prisoner
the County Fire Offices It appeared
t, Saveland,Griffiths,
plied at the County Fire Office yesterday morn-
Patrickson ; Misses
Tawers, F.Tawers, ' ing, with a letter purporting to be written by the Earl
had ap
~ itobert, Lumley, of Moira, recommending the brother of the prisoner
, H. Burton, Sever- to their relief, in consequence of the injury he had ex-
&c. &c.
1 perienced at the fire which happened some time since
iisition was taken in Conduit-street, when he was assisting in the eapa.
city of a corporal in a volunteer ton, The prisoner
•!-house, Newing-
was committe d for further examination.
tirvey, an artist,
death returning to I,Voastur-sTeerr.—Yesterday Edward Burkitt, a
The deceased had notorious house-breaker, was brought to this Office,
.: neighbourhood, apprehended at Manchester, by Mr. Nadin, constable
the accident hap-
oi that place, charged with committing a burglary
he drove against
in the house of Mr. Smith, in Gutter-lane, Cheap.
chaise, by which side, eight months since, and stealing a large quan-
ig stone, and his tity of ribbons and silk, to the amount of nearly
removed to the £lOOO. When apprehended, there were found in his
Is administered, possession, a large number of pick-lock keys, an iron
fractures.—Verdict,
crow, a box of phosphorus, and a brace of loaded pis-
s Lois. He was committed for reexamination.

of Herat'noel=
I Grenville, to the
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