Star.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

St. James% market 41 3d Town Tallow 736 011 to Cs
Clare Market 41 ed Raffia ditto (can.) 661 od to 735
Whltethapd Market Raffia ditto (reap) 6os od to os
(per Rene of es 311 Melted Stuff Sus od to 4os
.-- Ditto rough 411 od
tearold Greaves 14s od to so
Average Price 48 311 d Good Dregs losto os
Yellow Soap. 7Ss. to oar-Mottled,ll64—Curd, pos.
Price of Candles per down, ta. 6t1.-.Mouldso as. 6d.
COALS, June t 7.
Bell Cools In the Pool, al. pa 61. per Cigar's.
Delivered al. as. 6d.
Sunderland. aL Da 641.
De/lowed el. cos. 61.

PROM THE CORK ADVERTISER, JUNE IT.
At it numerous and Mat refpeetable Meeting of the GENTLE-
strw, Fa trItOLDEIf and Cagy of the County of Cark.tal'ltticd
by the High Sheriff, on the each of Jan, in purfuance of a Re-
quilition made to him for that purpofe,
It was unanimoufly Refolved, after a full difcullion of the &Nee%
that a Committee be appointed to prepare and report Refutations
.czprelEve of the Sertiments of this County, on a Petition pre-
tented to the Imperial Parliament by certain Englilh Diftillers, pe-
culiarly menacing to the Agricultural Profperity of this Part of the
United Kingdom.
And the following Gentlemen having been choten for the raid
pluptife, viz.
Sir John Freke,Bart. Pyre Evans
Sairpfon Stawell Thomas Townthend
Benjamin Bonifield Thomas Wellropp
William Bentonite Win Travers
Standifh Barry ohn Warren
William Coppinger onas Stawell
Fugue Stawell 'dward Pen, a.;
John Courtney Adam Newman
ohn Moore Traver& Robert Wanton
ichard Fitton Oliver Leatham.
Rev. Arthur Hyde .
The following Refolutions were accordingly prepared, reported
and unanimoully agreed to.
Received— fiat we have ken with aftoniMment and concern, a
Petition prefented to the Imperial Parliament from certain Englilli
Millen, containing fertral erroneous allegations, and complain-
ing of certain regulations prefcrihed by the law of this country, for
railing the duties upon Irtib Spirits.
Refolved—That the growing profpetty of the eetieultere of this
pan of the United Kingdom/ is climb:till, eananfied with the pro-
teeion of ?bore leveret eltabliflunents in which grain is mani,,ae-
lured. and that any attempt to alter the laws under which there
have fo eminently Bourithed, fo as that their produdtion may be
diminithed, or their market be circumrcribed, mull be attended with
ruinous confequences to the landed interefts of this country.
Refolved—That the Prayer of the Petition prefaated to Parlia-
ment, by certain Enghlh Dillillers, tends to rellriet the manufac-
turing of Irifb Spirits, and would, If it were seceded to on the
grounds fa forth In the Petition, be attended with the mot fatal
effedts to the agriculture of this county, as well as of the nation at
large.
Refolved—That we behold with wonder, Inked with profound
regret, that the precipitancy of interelled zeal Mould au invt to
pith upon the coofideradon of Parliament a frn jedt of tech magni-
tude at fo late a period of the SeSon, when it will be imp, to
afford it the (erion. dife.ufSon it claims; and when thcee t ho are
fo deeply interefted in this country cannot have fufficient a me to
lay the real Bateman of the cafe before Parliament; and above all
we lament that a fubjea of futh general concern—fo citenfive in
its influence upon all chilies of pzrfons in this country, and fo re-
pugnant to their Intercity, Meted be brought forward at the prefent
awful eras, when perfonal confiderations of every fort Ceould be
difregarded, and when the &ivy of the Rate, and the dignity and
independence of the empire, could form the only objects of tLe
public foncitude.
Refolved—That ourßeprefentativesho Parliament be I: Craned
to oppofe the further mestere of the Petition fubmitted to Parlia-
ment by certain Ensile% Dlftillers, inafmuch as it is utterly advcrfe
to the principles which we readily acknowleged 113, uld govern the
commercial concerns between England and Ireland by the Act of
Union.

- Perolved—That theft rcr itcfolutions be publifhea in the prin-
cipal London and hilb Papers.
Roam r DE LA COUR, High Sheriff.
The High Sheriff haring quitted the Chair, and Sir John frdke,
Bart. liming been called thereto.
It was unanimoully Refulicd—That the Thanks of this Meet-
ing be prefe.nted to our worthy High Sheriff, for his ready attention
to the interefts of this Country on all °maws, and his proper
molded in the Chair. JOHN FREKE, Chairman.