Star.
London, England, 1803-12-26 00:00:00

CORY .iffRABT, MARK--LANE, MC. 26.

The fapply of Wheat for this day's market is but
Mort,. and having but few buyers, trade in general is
dull, and lag prices are fearcely obtained for this
article; alfo but little Barley arrived-that and Malt
arc at f:nall alteration—Boilers a trifle lower—Beans
and Grey Peas keep up their prices—There are fcve•
ral foreign cargoes of Oats come in. They appear
taken off nearly as laft week—Terms of Flour as our
lall.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Wheat. 384. 4 cs• S6st pr qr. IBID.
Fine Ditto. 375. 38t. Rape Seed, 33L to 381. per left
Rye, 291. 355. Carraway Sted,33s. 37c6d. ewt.
Barley: um. 261. Coriander, ns. 16s. cwt.
Malt, 521. 41. Canary, 60s. 61> cwt.
Baden. 44, 501. Pearls 525. White Muflard, 75. to stabnik.
Grey Peas 401.,µ5. Brown ditto, Its. to ssa.
Beans, 331.401. Tares, ss. to 71.
Tick Ditto 325. 355.
Oats, aos. 226. 1411.
Poland ditto, 255. 26a.

Fine Flour, 45L Sa. per fuck
&mods 40d. 4.51.

riots Tit LONDON OAitTTi, SATURDAY, DtC• 24.
Average Pries of Corn In England and Wales, ons the returns
ending the i7th of December, "803.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Veinal Peer.
s. d. a d. s. d. •d. s. d. s. d.
33 8 35 23 4 22 38 41 8
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
In the week ending December at,iS 445• od. per hundred weight.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
•LIC!S OP GRAIN, AT TIP fOLLOWIPtO MAIIRZTII.

BAbistosr•as.—What 303 od to 57s od pa Quarter.
Birk, an od tO 245 6d I Beans 37$ od to sas od
Ow 2011 Od to 251 od Pelda oos sod to sos od
Mstuessuzato.—Wheat 421 6d to 6os od per quarter.
Barley 2111 6d to ass od I Beans 395 ad to 122 ad
Oats ass od to aBs od Pate 39s od to sts a
Nitrous r.—Wheat, 375. od. to 60a. od. per Quarter.
Barley 20$ ad tO 235 od Beans 361 od to 39s od
Oats 2011 od to 23$ 6d I Peale 28s od to 34s od
ilantar.—Wbeat sos od to 6os od per Quarter.
Barley sas od to 24s 6.1 I Beans 32s ad to sol od
Oats tos od to 23$ od Pare 36s od to sts old
Ra•otsco.—Wheat sas.od. to 6os. ad. per Quarter.
Barley 211 6d to 241 6d I Beans 32s to 382 6d
Oats nos od to ass 6d Peak 35s od to 315 od

At Warmialler market, on Saturday Ink the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, al. Bs. to
sl. las. per quarter; Barley, rl. 3s. to IL 45.; Oats,
tl. to tl. as. ; Beans, 21. os. to al. 4.1.

The Gazette of Saturday contains two Orders in
Council, dated the atft December, the one prohibit-
ing the exportation, and allowing the importation of
provifions from and into this country till the zsth
March, 18°3 ; the other conflituting la Valette, in
the ifland of Malta, a free port, upon the fame foot.
ing and conditions as Gibraltar, and to be fo confi-
fidered until fix months after the figning of a defini-
tive treaty of peace.
We are lorry to hear that Lieut. HANCHETT, and
his .wo officers, who fo bravely defended l,is veffel
ag..infl the enemy's troops for fome days, while fhe
was on Ihore, hare been retaken, after having made
their efcape from Zierkzee, and fent back in irons to
Valer.ciennei.

Captain SINCLAIR arrived on Saturday morning
from C,pe Coaft Cagle, on the Coaft of Africa, with
difpatches for the African Company. All was well
then. The garrifon confills of 6o white, and about
500 well difciplined blacks.
Saturday a frnall packet of letters was received at
the Poll Office from Malta, but are not of fo late a
date as thole which reached town a week fince.

At an aff:mbly of Protetlant DilTenting Miniftas•
held at Shepton Mallet' the sath ult. an important
queftion was laid before them, peculiarly intereaing
to the religious public—" Whether defentive War
be flrialy conuflent with ?" which was
ttnanimoufly decided in the affirmative. It was fur-
ther refolved. That with every fentiment of Loyalty
and Patriotifm, felt by the Minifiers prefent, that it
is incumbent on them to recommend to their refpec-
live congregations, cautionfly to avoid the profana-
tion of the Sabbath while learning the u:e of arms
for the defence of their country, by availing them-
felves of an as recently made for that purpofe.

Lady Etc im lately repaired to Paris, by invitation
of the French Government, under a promife that on
her arrival there, a paffport would be granted to
enable her to return to England. On her journey
the was robbed of every article of value the
and, to aggravate her misfortunes, when the preterit.
ed herfelf to the French Minifter, the was informed
that the Government had altered their determine
lion, and were refolved that no paftport (bout& be
allowed her. After receiving this brutal treatment,
her Ladyfhip fa out on her return to the Pyrenees,
where Ile is now confined with her noble hufband.

Saturday laft the remains of Lady C. Tvirron
were interred with great funeral pomp in the family
vault at Rainham, in Kent. The funeral proceffion
was met at Dartford by the family and domellics of
the Earl of Truancy, who followed the cavalcade to
the place of interment.
The noble Earl gets by the death of Lady Cmaa.
Lorca, his aunt, ao,cool. The houfe, furniture, &c.
in Seymour Place, are willed to Mrs. LL, an
old and intimate friend of her late Ladyfhip. The
remainder of her fortune devolves to Lady Ca ROLM'
BARM•I4, Lord THANIT'S filter, but fubjed to various
legacies.

Fire Beacons have been eftablillied at the follow-
ing places, in the Wefiern Ditlria, on the tiring of
which the Forces are to :amble at the places of
rendezvous: