Star.
London, England, 1803-09-23 00:00:00

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 23.

There is no material variation in the Corn Trade
to-clay ; the fine Wheats have fold at full as much
money, and Barley and Malt continue as on Monday
-Oats, from the lbortnefs of the quantity, have
fetched more money-Beans and Peas are eagerly
fought for at the quoted prices-Moll other articles
as in our tall.
Eng. Vfliest.s6s.scis.perqr. Hog Peas, 401. 421.
Fine ditto, 61 s. 635. Boilers, 50$. sas.
Fine Dentate ditto. s4s.6os. CamiwaySeed 525. 561. per cwt.
Rle, 325. 34s New 465.505. Coriander, 18+. zos.
Barley, 225. 245. Canary, 764 78..
Superliae ditto, sp. Vibite Mußard Seed, tos. au.
Malt, 5.39 56s Brown ditto, s6s
Oats, am itSe. 31e. Rape Seed, 361 371. per laft.
H. Beans, 355. 38s. Winter T&FM,99. 1011 per builiel
Tick Beans, 334 344.
Flom., per fack,sos.sss. American Floor, 374.p0r barreL
lIIIIFFCTORS RETURN FROM UIRRIDGR, REPT. 15.
Wheat, per Load, from 131. os. to 151. p.
Barley, per Quarter, from 11. ss. Bd. to tl. Bs.
Oats, per tarter, from 11. ss. to O. ts.
Beans, per carter, from 11. 18s. to 21. as.
Peafe, per Quarter, from 21. Gs. to .1. Bs.

The 9th regiment of Foot, quartered at Plymouth
Dock, are embarking on board tranfports in Cat.
water : their dellination faid to be for Ireland.

YeflerJay a party of the Welt Middlefex Militia
marched into Sheirnefs.

Ye flerday afternoon, at two o'clock, the St. James's
Loyal Volunteers muttered at Burlington-houfe, to
the amount of 800, and at three o'clock proceeded
to Hyde Park, under the command of Lord
HEIST and Majcr Dowels, where they had a
grand field day, and went through all the evolutions
with loch great precifiott and military !kill, as would
have reflefted honour on any regular corps in the
kingdom. They returned at feven o'clock to Du-
four's Place, when they were informed by Lord Au-
MST, that the Corps would meet on Tuefday next
at 9 o'clock precifely, to proceed to Chalk Farm,
where they are to fire at a target with ball.
The Loyal Weilminfler Volunteers met yeflerday
afternoon at two o'clock, in the Lower Mews,
Charing-crofs, and at three proceeded to Hyde Park,
where they had a grand mutter to the amount of 600,
under the command of Colonel Roaresow. Their
manly appearance, marching, and other evolutions,
give us the highell opinion of their difcipline as a
young corps. They returned at 7 o'clock, among a
van concourfe of fpeetators, highly gratifying to the
fight of all the beholders.
Yeflerclay morning the Brigade of Loyal EaR India
Volunteers were renewed by the Earl of HA IMMO-
TOW, in Hyde Park. His Lordlitip, attended by his
Staff, came on the ground at half pall nine, when
after the Brigade had prefented arms, the word was
given to pals in review, his Lorcifhip having waved
the ufual cu Qom of infpating the line.
When the Brigade had nearly gone through half
the maoceuvres, the crowd became fo annoying, that
a troop of horfe were fent fur to keep and clear the
ground, which they quickly effected.
The firing by companies was not fo good as we
have witnelTed. particularly in the third regiment,
owing in a great meafure to the arms being entirely
new. and the locks of courfe wanting praaice to make
them eafy.
The light infantry, by particular defire of Lord
Huainan-is, executed the rifle praaice by firing
from behind trees, &c. ; they were fupported by the
grenadiers of each battalion. The whole of this ma-
nceuvre had a very happy effeet.
Lord Flueiworon was obliged to leave the
ground before the conclufion. His poll was filled up
by an Aid de Camp, before whom the Brigade per.
formed the 18th manmuvre.
The morning was uncommonly fine, and the fpee-
tacle extremely brilliant.
After the Earl of HARRINGTON and his fake left
Hyde Ps.r k, they proceeded to the Artillery ground,
where his Lorcllbip reviewed the Artiilery Company.
The firing continued for Come time, and was prac-
tifed with great exaanefs. His Lordfbip expreffed
to the officers of the regiment, as well as to the Lona
MAYOR, his higheß fatisfaaion at their appearance
and military difcipline.
This morning at 7 o'clock the ten regiments of Loyal
London Volunteers, were infpeeted in the Eall India
Company's ground, behind the Shepherd and Shep-
hcrdefs, by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of You,
accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Cuaairsoa, the Earl of Hataiseros, and a great
number of general officers. The men were drawn
up in fiks behind each other, at twenty-five paces'
dillance, two regiments in each file, the ill and
ad regiments commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
Brace; the 3d and 4th by Lieutenant Colonel Kni-
SINGTON t the sth and 6th by Lieutenant Colonel
SMITH the 7th and Bth by Lieutenant Colonel
&raw ; and the 9th and toth by Lieutenant Colonel
Sir WILLIAM CURTIS. The city Cavalry and
In-
fantry were Rationed on the two flanks. All
thefe Corps made a truly martial appearance, and
went through their different evolutions in a man.
nor highly creditable to themfelves, as well as to
the different Officers under whole diredion they
have been trained and difciplioed, and to the fat&
faetion of his Royal Highnefs the Commander in
Chief, who expreffed in the armpit terms, his ap-
probation of their Readinefs and expertnefs. in their
various monceuvres. The morning being favourable,
an iromenfe crowd ambled to enjoy this fine (pee.
tack; and, though at fo early an hour, many of the
City fair had forfaken their downy couches, to talk
the refrefhinu breese, and to animate, by their be.
witching finites, the youthful heroes who have Co no-
bly flood forth so be their defenders.