Star.
London, England, 1803-05-09 00:00:00

EAST INIDA SHIPPING.

The Sir Edward Hughes, Armltrong, from Bombay, is sr-
ri‘ e I off I.ymington.
The Nancy, Syme, from Bombay, is arrived off Plymouth,
bound to Copenhagen•

'lhe Lady'Jane bundas failed from Sangor in company with
the Walthamitow on the 26th December. The Man (hip and
Tellicherry failed fame day. I.eft at Sangor the Dover Coale
and Afia, taking in cargo for England—would fail in January,
to touch at Madras. The Sarah, a large country fbip, for Bom-
bay, was the only other velTel remaining at Sangor. The Par-
ing, Lady Burgers, Lord Nelfon, and the United Kingdom,
were at Diamond Harbour:

The Lord Didion having got the Bengal worm in her bot-
tom. was hove down to repair:
T to C sera, Cecilia, Rainier, and Nonfueli, country 11flps,
lately returned from the Red Sea, were loading for England,
and would fail in January or February. The Sir William Ben-
tley arrived on the 25th November, would fail with the Fame
and Culland's Grove about the end of January :
The Telegraph packet bad been under difpatch for England
upwards of two months, and, with the Swallow, were in daily
expeetation of failing.---On the at!' of December palled for
the Rivera large I)anilh (hip front Europe, with the Placenix
and Milford, from the Cape of Good Hope; left there only
one American (hip hound for Calcutta :
_ .

The Grand l'ara, a Portuguefe Ihip, one Spaniard, and one
Enoch fhip, were taking in cargo for Europe at Calcutta:
Arrive I at St. Helena sd March; found there the Royal
George Rore (hip, one Dutch fliip,the Virgine, from Batavia,
bound to Rotterd.im, and the Penganelle, Portuguefe, from
India bound to Lilbon. The Ainwick Cattle failed for England
as we came to an anchor:

On the 4th came in the Telli•herry, having parted from the
Manihip in a gale of wind to the ealtward of the Cape. The
Penguin man of war brig arrived nn the sth from the Cape,
and failed on the 6th for England. On the morning of the 6th
the Thames and Walmer Cattle, from China, anchored in the
Roads. The Telliehery failed en the Bth :
On the zoth failed from St. Helena, leaving there the 'tore
ihip, two Chinamen, Walthamßow, and the Dutch Clip. The
Portugutfe Clip failed on the Bth, and the Walthamilow, it was
expeCted, would get under weigh in the evening. The Itore
(hip would fail, they thought, abaft the aoth for Bencoolen,
and the Chinamen for England on the 13th:
On the 27th (poke the Carolina from Oporto (in lat. S. 18.
N. out twenty days, bound to the Brazils; had (poke no Clip,
and knew nothing :
Marc's s.—Paled z Clip Banding to the fouthward:
April B.—Spoke ic Choyen Captain Leonard, from Roth-
fort to Louilenne (in Lt. ao. (4.) out at days.
The Earl St. Vincent, Sampfon, from Bombay; and the
Manthip, Logan, from Bengal, are arrived at St. Helena.

We learn by a letter received in town yefterday
from Stabrook, of date 4th March, (via Barba-
does) that " the Colony is very fickly.—Notmore
than three months (ince it was given up; there
were fent out fram Holland t 700 troops and up-
- ,itds, and not 300 furvive. Shipping likewife

Lee on Saturday evening arrived in town, at
Mr. SPENCEK SMITHS, in George.flreet, Hanover-
•qu re, Commodore Sir SIDHBY SMITH. Sir Sto-
ats, came poR from Harwich, in the neighbour-
hoo I of which place he left his (hip, the Antelope.
Rationed for the proteaion of our eaflern coatis.

A melancholy accident happened lall Thurfday
at Ipfwich. Vice• Admiral Reeve of that town
went out in the forenoon in a tingle-horfe chaife,
on a vilit to Sir Robert Harland, accompanied by
a fervant, who fat in the chalk, the horle became
unmanageable, ran the chaife againft a bank, and
both were thrown out. The Admiral's neck was
diflocated, and he inllantly expired.
The imprefs on Saturday, both above and be-
low Bridge, was the hottell that has been for come
time—the boats belonging to the (hips at Deptford
were particularly atlive, and it is fuppofed they
obtained upwards of two hundred men, who were
regulated on board the Barmen, till late at
night, and fent in the different tenders to the Nore,
to be put on board fuch (hips whore crews are not
completed.
The impreffed men, for whom there was not
room on board the ENTERPRIZt on Saturday, were
put into the Tower, and the gates (hut, to prevent
any of them effeling their efeape.
The imprefs on the River was yeflerday conti-
nued with the utmoft
On Saturday, about two o'clock, a dreadful
affray happened at Hungerford-Rairs, in conic-
cluence of a man of war's boat, in which were a
micithipman and a gangof feamen, imprefling tome
watermen at that place. Having preffed feveral
they put a(hnre to take another, when the wife of
the Lill prt CA man clung to her hufband, and not
being able to feparate them, the was conveyed
away with him in the boat; force coal-heavers re-
turning at this moment to work, immediately af-
failed the boat with glafs bottles, and coals from
the lighters, till molt of the people within her were
defperately wounded, and among the others, the
unfortunate woman: the midftupman and three'
of his crew were beaten into the water and the
whole had probably perilhed, had not a barge
come up at this moment belonging to one of the
I Inforance Offices, to demand the releafe of a
mired man belonging to that Office, then in the
boat: recovering their man, and finding theftwa-
tion of the prefs-gang. they took the boat in tow.
and proceeded towarJsl3lackfriar's-bridge: to this
place the mob purfued her, and being joined by
additional numbers, they infilled upon linking the
boat with her crew ; but this was fuccefifulfy re-
filled by the Mager of the Infuranee barge. who
failed with them below London-bridge, and put
them tingly onboard their tender. The poor wo-
man is Paid to have died of her wounds. Three
if the gang were taken to an hofpital with very
light hopes of recovery.
A rendezvous fur feamen to enter was opened,
for the full time, on Thurfday, at Dover, fine.
he difputc with France.

CORN MARKET, MARK.LANE, Mir 9.

We had not a very abundant fupply of Cnrn
this morning-Wheat was moil plentiful, the (ales
of which were extremely heavy, at nearly lall
Monday's prices, but full is. cheaper than Friday.
-Barley fold more freely.-Good runs obtained
255. 6d. and 266.-The demand for Malt is very
lively at a trifling advance.-Beans and Peas con-
tinue the fame.-We have nn arrivals of Oats.-
Freth Horfe Corn is near ts. higher.-Flour ge-
nerally fells at 48s.
Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 535. Fine iSts 63s
Fine Dantzic Wheat, sob. 565.
Rye, 345. 365.
Barley, 225. 245. (Superfine) 264.
Malt, 435. 475.
Oats, 16s. 20s. 225. 6d
Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. Old 34$ 36s
Tick Beans, New, 255. 28s. Old 32s 33$
Hog Peafe, 285. 31s.
Boilers, 385. +is.
Carraway Seed, 445. to 475. per cwt.
Coriander, zBs. to 3os per cwt.
Canary, 7 is. to 745. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per la(.
Flour, 455. 483. per lack.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MAT 7.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, Irons the MI
turns ending the 3oth day of April. aog.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peak.
a. 1. d. d. d. a. d a. od.
S 6 9 36 a 23 11 19 9 32 4 35 3

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the 4th of May, 1803, is 4os. od
per hundred weight.

►RICCI OF GRAIN, AT TAIL ►OLLOWINO ll I.

Basinosoozo.—Wheat /31 oil to 61s od per Quarter.
Barley 101 od to 235 6d I Beans 3os od to 33s od
Oats 19$ od to 24s od Peale oos od to oos od
Magomiaoma.—Wiseat 584 od to 6ys od per quarter.
Barley ass od to 25s od I Beans 325 od to 341 od
Oats 191 od to 23s od Peale 38s od to 425 od
Nowau a r..—Wheat, sos. od. to 6µ od. per Quarter.
Barley 106 od to 1411 Od I Bgailli 186 od to 34s od
Oats 191 od to 24s od Peak 345 od to 38s od
littrocr.—Wheat 51S ad to 6/s od per quarter.
Barley 115 od to t6s od I Brans 285 od to 325 od
Oats 101 Od tO 141 Od Peale 30s od to 36* od
Romagna—Wheat 454. ad. to 665. od. per Quarter.
Barley Its od to am 9/1 I Beans 3os od to 30 od
Oats 106 651 10 1311 od Peale 33s od to 34s 6d

At Warminfter, on Saturday, the prices of Corn
were as follow : Wheat, by the quater, al. 16s. od.
to 31. as. od. Barley, 11. as. od. to 11. ss. od.
Oats, 11. to 11. as. Beans, 11. 141. to al.