Star.
London, England, 1828-02-11 00:00:00

DOVER. Fes. 10.

. Even at this period of the year very many persons
of distinction are going to and returning from the Con-
tinent. Among them we have htely noticed at WI ight!i
S yip Hotel—
His Excellency Lord Cianwilliam, the Earls of Buckinghamshire
and Yarmouth, Sir William Rumbuld,'Hod. Mrs. Leven-in Gower,
Lady Isabella Blackford, lion. Mr. Blount, Hon. A. Berringrch,
Mr. Birkett, Mr. and Mrs. Bolton King, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler,
from 'France. Le Prince Polemskl, Sir F. Vincent, Mr. t' Neil
Hamilton, Lord 'William Russell, Atc. Ecc. from this Continent.—
Princess Polignac is daily expected at Wright's lintel and Ship Inn.
This Hotel is also the head quarters of the two Gen:.
tlemen Candidates for the Itepreseat.stion of this Lwn,
W. H.lltear, Esq. and J. HALCOMB. Esq. 149. Con-
anuat die.Coneest.with .unabated amour.

• LETTER. SAME DATE.
; • DOVER ELECTION.
ist-tbe clew of the poll .on Satin day the numbers
.for
Mr. Trent were 722, for Mr. I-Falcoinn 621.
.Mt. Trait
is understood to have the best wishes, at le .sr, I iti• le
within the influence or interest or the Lord Warden,
and the most substantia: of the inhabitants at Dov r.
Bosh the Candid.:tes appear to be very unerepttopalle
men, and both men of to ent. It is generally corsi-
deted that Mr. Trant, om the preponderance of lis
frituds' influence here, a ill gain the electi Noervith-
standing the great bustle and 'the processi nts through
the streets, no disturbance has occurred dariauthe
course of the polling, which will be concluded in a. der
or two more.

COIL

THE MARKETS.

EXCHANGE,MARK-LANE, FiestaANT 17.

Our supplies fresh up for this Moroi:Vs market were but mo..
derate, yet there being great part of last week's arrival left utmdd,
and 10,311 sacks of Flour, the supply upon the whole Na.i fully
adequate to the demand, Still higher prices were In some instances
demanded for fine dry samples of Wheat ; but last week's prices
were fully supported. Barley. although not brisk. maintained last
Monday's currency. Beans and Peas remain at the prices of last
Monday. Oats were taken away at fulls. grind piic,s ablest ?tout
day ; but the quantity disposed of was not very considerable: In
other articles there is no alteration.
Wheat, Kent & Essex, sos 62s Peas, Grey 38s 40s .
Suffolk, 50s 601 I Beans, Small (new) 404 42s
Norfolk, 45s 4111 Tick, (new) 36s 38s
Rye 30s 541 - Oats,' I'otatoe 46s rhs
Barley 30s 145 Poland 2.4 s 211.
Malt 56s 60a I Feed 16s 204
Peas, White 36. 38s Flour, per sack, 455. 50e.
Boilers 40s 44s Rapeseed 20s 431 per last:
1 LAST WiTIC.
Foreign Oats
Irish Oats
- I Beans, qrs.
6 675 I Pea.
0.928 English Flour, sacks '
15,775 American do. barrels
S3II7IIFIELD MARKET, FgIaUAIIIV 11.
• Favour Beef trade there is no Variatit4of any moment this morn.
big, the best Ate..r. fetching 4s. 10J. to ss. per stone. Mutton is
scarcely as good.; the finest young Downs not exceMing ss. to ss.
per stone. Veal maintains its price very firmly, 6s. 6d. to 7s. per
stone being the. quotation for the best young Meat t and ss. 6d. to
6s. 4d. per stone that fur the larger and coarser. In Pork. prime
deiry fed Meat is 6s. to Gs. 4d: per stone.-Beasts, 2,461 ; sheep,
17,380 ; Pigs, 140 ; Calves, 95.
Beef, per stone, 4s. to Ss. Mutton, 4s. to 54. 2d. Veal, 6'. to
'7l. Pork, ss, to 65. 4J.-flay, per load, at 10s. to .45;
•,e4 to £5 10s. &raw, ael 10s. to LI 164.
LIVER POOL, El. 9.
COTTON.-The import this week is 9,525 bags ; and the sales. at
a decline of £d. to Id. on the new crop of Boweds and New Orleans,
from New York, of 16th January, continue the price of
qUupoltainnelgsi at tiBt
.11c241. 04db.uwt
hr
ieccho rodn ast ohthjear fall
January
the Exchange,
had
ad been
quoted
tOhd. to 11d.
SUGAR, Stc.-flight hundred and fifty hhJs. B. F. Sugar have
been sold to the Grocers at rather lower prices for Brown and
middling qualitks ; 550 bags East India have iseen taken at 761.61.
Psovistorts.- Prices of Butter remain nearly at our last quota-
Bons. 'Beef hangs heavy, and prices looking down. Pork coral.
ones very scarce.

IMPORTATION.
Wheat, English gnat ters 4,842
Do. Foreign
D. Irbil
Barley. British
11 iit, British
OAs

3,G34

2,045
1.094
10,7.11

A heavy fall of snow began in and near the NletroPo-
lts this morning, and continued at intervals during the greatest part
of the day..
Tllll REV, PALACE.—A barge freighted with im-
mense blocks of Italian marble, is now helm! unlo.ided
at Messrs. FREEMAN and Co.'s wharf, Milbank street,
Westminster. It is said ti.ey are destined lot the fvr-
mafiosi, of the triumphal arch which is to be erected in
front of the new Palace, at Pimlico. Some of the blocks
weigh from 20 to-90.toii e.i.h. -• One moved on 'Tues-
day last,. weighed 28 soils. and required 18 horses to
drag it.. Another, weighing 25 tons, is so-be raised and .
removed this day.

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