Star.
London, England, 1803-06-13 00:00:00

gr:111 1,04. V.

This day the different Competitors for the Loan
gave in their biidings. On being opened they were
found to be as follows :
hlcirra ESPAILI 64. Id. Lang Min.
ROll RT
BARING - IS 4d.
IS. 3d.

STOCK UW1.1102 -12 s. 3d.
The Loan, of courfe is EstraiLt's, and tht tams
for every took in money is—
!o keel. Ann.
$o Confolik.
Irs Long Ann.

The perfons airpored to bid for the Lottery, are
to wait on the Minifter to•Motrow' to hear his plan,
and on Thurfday they are to bid. It is fail there are
to be four Lotteries, to begin drawing July 2yth, Oc.
tuber 24th, Otos. January 25d„ and April 25th,
1804 ; 25,000 Tickets in tech with power of increal.
in- them to 30,000, to be drawn in fir days, the
rdraWing to be completed within three weeks ;—the
number delays to each week to be fettled by the Con
traitors with the approbation of the Treafury. The
prises in eaeh Lottery to mount to 250,0001 The
Scheme to be fettled by the Contra4tors, with the ap-
probation of the Trealiwy, and no Scheme to be pub.
lifheri till after the drawing of the preceding Lottery
ts completer/
ROrtar iteres remarks upon the fdtility of invading
Eilland, have been qua.intly entitled by Mottau,
bi his Lunar obfervations!"
The Right Hon. JOHN S-rewarry haring reigned
ee Ace of his Majelly's Attorney General ut Ire •
nd, Stavin:se &Garin% E(q. one of his Mojeity's
Counfel at Liter was on Thurfday ftvorn into that
office, and appointed a Privy Councillor of Ireland.
SOUT witaat Er.scricr.—At the dole of the poll
on Saturday, the numbers were as follow—.
Mr. Therm. 5455 I sir T. TUKTON 1373. '

We underhand that M►. Titan'v is returned for
bownton. in Wiltihire, to enable him to take his feat
in the Houfc of Commons this day. Downton has
been vacated by the Hon. EDWARD Boot•akrt, on his
being appointed a Cot smifflontr of the Tranfport

Saturday morning, his ISTaltsry went in a chaire
sod four, with the uru al efcort, to Arcot Heath, and
reviewed the t3th regiment of Light Horre. Corn-.
Mended by General Cleats. The men performed
the different raanteuvres with the utmoß precilion,
Sind his MAyssrt expreffed the higheß approbation
at the military appearance and good Rate of dirci.
eine of the regiment. As they were riding full charge
two of the honks fell. but the men were not much
hurt. His Ma env was attended by Gen. GARTH
and Colonel Fittenv and SPINCiII. Their Royal
Highnefee the Prince of WA Lss. and Dukes of YORR
Ind CONSIMLAND were prelent at the review. Her
114A/lITT and the Pangolins, attended by the Coun.,
Ite6 of CMIATINAIt, Ladies WYII CUD and E. Tuvaws,
took an airing to Frogmore.
The 41d. or Old Highland Watch. who dillin.
guilhed thentfelves by their bravery in Egypt lait
war. niatthed into Colchefter hat Thurfday ; they
Mt to be Rationed on the Effez Ceaß.
The Warwickfldre Militia are gone to do duty at
Woolwich. in the room of the Guards.
Detachments' of Artillery are under orders to pro-
ceed from Canterbury to the different batteries upon
the Cate.

The Kent Supplementary Militia are not to form
Regiment. but to be attached to the Ealt
and Weft Regiment% according to the number railed
by each Divifion of the County.
Laft Week the Suffolk Supplementary Militia were
',allotted for at Ipfwich and Bury.

The Chethire Militia marched in three divilions
*rough lolorkeich liR week, into Yarmouth.
The £umbarton ina Stirling Regiments of Militia
• have replaced the 9:d, in Glafgnw Barracks.
The Reeruitiarbointy in Scotland has been railed
tso ten guineas per man; and eight fbr growing lads.
The County of Argyle has propnfed to raife a
!amber of Volunteer comlianics, equal to three bat-
talions s and a fourth is to be added, if required.—
At Greenock a meeting W3h held nn Wednelday
tb confider of the belt enemts of railing one Or sore

cOmpaniel.
The Yeomanry Corps have not as yet been put on
the fame ellahlifhment as during bat war, in point of
ellowante, tloathing lerjeants and trumpeters' pay,
and horfes' feed:
His Royal Highnefs art Duke of Yoak hat ordered
the Coldilream Regiment of Foot Guards to be corn.
pkted to its full erlablifhment without delay ; in con-
fenuence of which feveral reerniting parties are ius-
inediately to proceed to the country.
The Deptford and Woolwich Dock-yard Guards
are in future to be Militia. Maud of the Foot Guards
doing that dirty&
A Volunteer Corps, under the natter nf the Cum-
berland Rangers. to cant ft of both tavalry and in-
fantry, is about mbe railed in Car-line and its neigh-
bourhood. Hiner Housao, of Corby Cattle, Eq.
is to have the command.
J.ientenent General the Hon. Renee Eowaao Fo:
is appointed a Privy Couneillia of Ireland.
Tnefday lea the lira divifinn of the 92d regiment
snatched through Edinburgh fur Leith, to be em-
harked for Culcheßer.
At Edinburgh, on Mhnday, in confequence of pub.
lit sivertifemenr, a very full meeting of the find
Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Voltuneers. froth in-
fantry and Artillery. paraded lit "haloes Green.
An Officer taw relides in Coleheller, who leveed
In the ever memorable batik of De:.ingen, under the
happy aufpices of his prefent %jelly s grand father,
who, influenced by a lartdabk zeal, invariably ob.
(trees the annirerfary of that day. at the White Hart
Inn, which. on the alith of June Marini, will car
rive the both, and who is now in the 13d you of
lime+
On Saturday evening, at the tittle of the dation
btainefs in the Borough. Mr. Wr Nitrogen. the Bankers
in going throogh the crowd to his own hoof,. Midi
is adjoining to the Hurling% had his pocket picked of
•a gold watch. He did not know of the eirctinsAaktee
until be got row hi. Louie, confcquehtly the thief
*reaped.

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The arrivals of Wheat to-day as well as aloft other
'Crain, mere very good : the tales of the fira were
more brill: than on Frilly la 1, but we note no al-
teration in price, fince the 6th : the demand for
Barley and Malt is extremely heavy: they have the
appearance of being cheper.—Hog Peas and Honk
beans are each near t. le.wer.—Boilers fupport their
former trotations.—Oats do not go off lb freely,
though we perceive no sedation of cnnfequence
value.—Flour continues the fame.

Wheat, per qr.sBs 63s Fine 645 661 6d
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 54s 56s 585
Rye, 34s 36s
Barley, 245 255 od (Superfine) 26s 61
Malt, 44s 47$
Oats, 203 24.5 275 •
Hnrfe Beans, 34$ 364
Tick Beans, 305 31$
Flos Peas, 33$ 31s
465 sos
Carraway Seed, 445. to 471 per cwt.
Coriander, 285 to 30$ per cwt,
Canary. Its 74$ per cwt.
Flour, sos sss per lick.
Imam Tat LOVIDON GAZICTTP, SATUPDAT, 311N5 Id.
Average price of Corn in England and front the Re
turns ending tlte 01 der of June, r7tct3.
Wheat. Rye. 1 Barley. I Osta. I Beans. I Reale.
a. d. 0. a. s. d.l a. 4. s. d a od.
6s 3 35 411 It 4 13 to 36 1,1
The average Price of Slyse,ettropp.ed front Ott Zrtt.rus,mode
in tLc week enti..r,i Jure 8, it ea ton. per huh,:red weight.

_FUICIS OF GRAIN. A-► TUt FOLLOWINO ►IALRC'TS.

BASINGIT•rt —Wheat 58. od to 63. oil per Quarter.
Barley sts od to sss od 1 Beans 3sl od to 36s od
Oaks 21. od to 254 01 i Peak . oat od to oos cd
MAIO/Itilltitti.—Wheat sas od to 46s od per nuance.
Barley sp od to ass 6d Beans 3(e od to 37$ cd
Oats ste od to sps osl Peak 384 od to ass od
Newsy a vo—Wbeat, 4s. od. to 675. od. pa Quarter.
Barley so. al to 2.5 s 04 -Beans 34$ cd to 3ps od
Oita 209 al to 24$ o Pcak 3o• od to 361 od
lical..ar.—Wlscat sas to 650 64 per (Lower.
Barley sill od to sys 64 f Boots as od to 351 od
Oats sas at to s 6. cod !Peak 3ss od to 361 od
itsaatsa......Wheat sss.od. to 665. ad. persOeuter.
Barley 135 od to 251 od Beans 34s 01 to 358 oil
Oats su lod to s6s ad Petra oos od to cca cd

At Wartninfter, on Saturday, the prices of Corn
were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 21. 16s. cd.
to 31. os. od. Barley, al. 3s. od. to al. gs. od.
Oats, al. os.tq al. 21. Beans, al. :Cs. to 31.

The D ateliers of MAR L soitou c 11, who rehlout vid is
or receives the gay world until his bla;esry's Birth-
day is over, entertained on Friday evening a nume-
rous circle. Every preparation bad been made to
give eclat to the fcene. On entering from the porch
the eye was Rruck with the appearance of twelve
fervent, all &died in new and fuperb Pate liveries,
embroidered, and trinstned with gold lace. They
foiMed a lane for the company to pars through....
The rennin g footman, likewire in full deers; with
'the gold Rick, Rood at the top of the fecond Right
of Reps, in the ball, to announce the vifitors. The
hall was brilliantly illumined by a waft number of
very large chryilal lamps; but the principal novelty
which, whilft it charmed the eye, ravilbed the
fenfes, was a
*great variety of orange trees, beating
the fineß fruit, many of them above (even feet in
height (all brought from the Duke's hot.hoofes, at.
Blenheim.) There trees were placed in as confpl-
ennui fituation to the left of the entrance. There
were likewife fevers] myrtle trees, of an alloninting
the, and nearly five feet high ; and roar trees, and
mignionette in abundance. The aperumests of Rate
were in their ufual Pyle and fplendoor. This was one
of the moll brilliant efremblies ever whnered at
Marlborough-honk. The company eteteeded fic
hundred perfonages, of the very firß rank and die-
tinaion ; and the Ladies, who always form the ma-
jor part on there occafions, were dreffed in a Ryle
of more than ordi Lary tale and magnificence; In
splendidly indeed were they drelf.d. that it reminded
oi.e of the Inßallation Ball. Among the number
confpicuorts were, the 'Dimmer Duchefs of Roe-
sawn, in white and filver • head drefs, a bandeau
or laurel leaves, compered Of diamonds, and a dia-
mond plume. Counters of KENOIARII, in purple
robe and (aver; her fine hair confined in front ley
an oval buckle of brilliants; a bandeau of diamond
chains, and a profufion of very (mall diamond liars,
interfkrfed over the bead; a necklace of three rows
of very large brilliants, and drop-diamond ear-rings:
her Ladythip looked beautifully. Counters of
Gaosvassoa, plain white drefs; head.drefs, a ban-
dent of laurel leaves: her Ladytbip's beautiful dark
brown hair appeared to much advantage, with no
other ornament. Lady Wteitan Russati, white
dreis • head drefs, a black velvet bandeau, orna-
mented with (even very large diamond liars, and
white oftrich fatties. Lady HOSAILT, in a plain
white dref, ; a bandeau of diamond laurel leaves.—
Mrs. Msrmuem, blue crape robe; head drefs, a ban-
deau of black velvet, with diamond Oars and white
bunch feathers. A great number of beautiful Women
were prcfent.

The Greek Ladies who were introduced to her MA.
PISTT, on Thurfday, at St. James's, previmany to
the commencement of the Drawing Room, by the
Counters 0r hots" came into this country in cam.
luny with the Earl of Eacia's ehildten.
_ _

Oat Thuriday evening at five o'clock. a moll
phenomenon took place in Penton-fireet, Hay-
man krt. The inhabitants were alarmed by a +violent
and a tremendous hail and (bower Rom, which ex-
tended to only °tendon fireet, Whitcombefireet,
Coventry-fireet, and the Ilsymatiet, a (pace not
more than about eon acres p—the torrent from the
heavens voss fo great, that it could only be compared
at a wonderful arcade from the brow of the moll
ttemenduou• precipice for (even minutes. fo that the
cellars of all the inhabitants in Panton-lbeet and UK-
tsuloo-fireet. were filled with water. Allonithing to
relate, In the midi! of this hurticine an tlearic,cloud
defeetded is the middle of the ftreet. and fell m the
centre of the coach way, and funk in a greet depth.
without leaving a velsge or any panicle of matter,
but formed a complete pit the flea Of %Amitotic.
At Mte confiderable (swede, was fn Aeons, that the
inhabitants expelled every minute lobe litifinntedo—+
Mr. Madden, who beep a public hank seat the lin*
had water and beer butts throws fiat free she ib3•
lions, and no other damage whatever dente