Star.
London, England, 1803-10-14 00:00:00

CORN-MARKET, MIRK-LANE, OCT. i 3.

There is no alteration in the Wheat trade since
Monday; there continues a lively demand for ok
qualities—Barley, Malt, and Bcans, have nct the
finalleft variation—White and Grey Peas are fame-
what cheaper—the demand fur Oats today has canted
an advance of full Is. per quarter.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER
Eng. Wheat, 535. 56.. per qr. Hog Peas, don 41s. 6d
Fine old ditto. 6a.62,. Builir., Ses.sBs.
Fine Dantric ditto. 545. Got. Carraway Seed, 531.565. per cwt.
Rye, 3as. 345. New 44e. Coriander, Ills. Ios.
Barley, s su34s.6d. Belt Nevins. °wary, 765. 78$.
Malt, 531 565. White ?dullard Seed, tot. 13s.
Oats, 225. a6s. 30s. Brown ditto, gre.
Beans, New 365. Old 30. 331. Rape Seed, 391. per Init.
Tick do. 33e. 355. New 3ks. 6d. Winter Tares, 7s.‘l. per babel
Flour, per lack, 50s. 551. American Flour, 34e. pen bawd
SSSSS CTORS RITURN TROPE UXIIRIDOR, OCT. 13.
Wheat, per Load, from 131. los, to 161. os,
Barley, Fey gtlarter, from 11. Ss. to O. 7s.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11.. 6s. to 11. tos.
Beans, per Quarter, from 11. tBl. to 51..25.
Peak, peseQssarter, from sl. 6s. to 0. Bs.

Mr. Htmeaa, fen. fet off for Ireland yelicrday
morning with difpatches. Such was the importance
of his journey, that he was obliged to depart at a
few minutes' notice.

The Right Hon. Mr. Sctretary I(oaaa left town
early yefierday morning for Danbsiry Camp, where
he propofed to remain till Saturday with his regi.
ment. In the evening, Mr. WICK the sneffenger,
WO fent with difpatches to him at that place.
The molt pofitive direCtions are iffued that no Of-
ficer be abfent, on any pretence, from the Sea Fen-
cibles he commands, or the Signal Station under his
direCtion.

Turmas LETS, Efq. of Glafgow-foreit, is eletted
Provolt of Aberdeen; WILLIAM SHEPHERD, RODIRT
Gaiscism, THOMAS M•Cominz, and Geoaoc Touse,
Efqrs.
A grace paired the Senate of the Univerfity of
Cambf idge lag Monday, permitting the Students who
are engaged in Volunteer Corps to be abfent dsising
the ensuing term. It was apprehended that the mi-
litary fpnit would interfere too much with academi-
cal put Gilts. Thofe however who attend, feem de.
Grout of forming a corps, noLwitliamiciing the objet.
tions of the heads of colleges.

By the Glatton recently arrived from New South
Wales, letters have been received from the limit..
gator, Captain FLINDIRS. dated Port Jack inn. which
hate that they had been forge) ing the coati of New
Holland, and were then preparing to refume their
obfervation.. The officers and crew were all well.
The CONFLICT gun-brig is ordered to proceed from
the Downs to the Nore, with French prifoners.

The Ns la rsts is ordered to be got ready at Port&
mouth,wtth all poffible difpatch, foe Chatmel fervice..
Bussta.—The following extraas from two.letters,
received by a Gentleman in the North. from his Corm
relpondent at Peterfborgh, are highly interefling. sad
may be relied on :
" Peterthurgh,Aor *S.
" On the sflth and 29th of July, two' Ruyan ref.
Fels failed from thii place with hemp for France.
have heard there i. a plan laid to embroil Great Brie
tain with this country, by the crui zees of the former
power detaining there veffels."
" Petalbargh, Aura so.
" The Estrittoa hearing of the two Barran fltips.
mentioned in my lark being about to fail aft!, hemp
far France, fent for the Prelident of the College of
Commerce, and defired that he would enquire of Sir
D. WARRVN, if there w is any file of their being flop'
ped by IStitifb cruizeri. Sir J nits laid, that if they
attempted to carry warlike fires into an enemy's
port, they certainly would i Toe Eisrarot laid, he
lapelled this was a fchcme laid to force him from
the. neutrality which be was determined to preferve ;
and defired the Ruffian merchants to know, that
they mutt not give the French a day's credit, and
to take care that the warlike fibres they might fend
in Ruffian Blips to France fhould be French property.
as if captured, they might be &Greet that. after this
notice, he would Mien to no plea of its being Ruffian
property, for he WAS determined not to commit him.
fell fur a cargo of hemp."
THI/ATKI, COVENT GARNE:4.—LaII night the play
of Tie Strittger was pet formed at this Theatre. the
leading parts being in the hinds of the original rem
prefentatives. The interefliag mifianthropy ot the
principal charafter was given by Mr. Kt ataLv. with
his anal excellence, and the melancholy of Mr, Md
hr was finely depleted by Mrs. Swoons. S. eh
is
the peculiar flruflure of this very objellionabl, dram
ma, that the reft of the performers hardly deft rye nom
tice. CHARLES Kauai.' in Dame Striere s was.
however, Tel-pea:able. The fubordinate pe:feelegel
were chiefly reprefented by thole to whom r et were
allotted when Mr. Coosa, on a former oc, arum, at-
tempted the Stranger. -

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