Star.
London, England, 1803-08-19 00:00:00

COLV-MARKZT, ALIRICL,II‘I, AUG.

There was very little Wheat remaining on ha!,‘
from Wednefday's market, and none arriving of cot.
fequence this morning, the prices are unaltered:—
good limples have a bra file.—Floor fells er:
freely, the fupply not exceeding the demand,—Beat.
and bog peas go off more heavily, and are each
trifle cheaper.—Oats hardly maintain hit quotation.
Other article, have no alteration.
Eng. Wkeat.s6l. sot. percir. Horfe Sawn, 341.36 a.
Fine ditto, 631. 661. I,k BM", 321.33;.
Fine Bantzieditto, Se. 6cs. Het Peastl9w
Rye, sas 3.(5. Enders, scs. sas.
limits, 21..'141. CarrawaySeedse,l s4t.pertr
Superfine diau, 261. 6d Coriander, 345. 374.
Malt, 561 s9l. Canary, 84,. 861.
Oats, zas. as. as. Kaye Seed, 40. Per Wt. •
Fluor, per fack, 500.'5 ce. American Hoar, 36.. per barrel
INIPSCTORS RITURN FROM R1P11.1136t. •VG. it
Wheat, per Load, from i 11. t sa. to .61. Sc.
Barley, per Quarter, from 11.65. to 11. Bs.
Oats, per uarter, from 11. 6s. to 11. Bs.
Beans, per Quarter, from IL 16s. to 21. or.
Peale, per Quarter, from 21. os. to 21. 2S,

Saturday lafi was married by (pedal licence,
C Dove t.p.s, to the third daughter of CI,-
Duke of BuccLRucH, at his Grace's feat near Rid.
mond. The new marred couple fet off immediately
for Sir Charles's feat at Ditton, where they will pars
the honey-moon. The licence being obtained on Fri.
day from the Ai clibifhop of CANTERBURY, at Tun.
bridge Wells, the ceremony was performed in a pri-
vate manner by his Graze's Chaplain.

Yeßerday the Right Hon. the Louts Mayoa held a
Board of Commifrioner s of Land Tar, at G uildhall, to
rehoofe by ballot feven gentlemen. to aEI as Commit.
%loners on property, when the following were dee*, :
W. 38 taw, Mr. Dep. Pinder a.; Votes.
Mr. :Inenixon n ._ t. Mr. Thos. Poyadce 23
Mr. asJb Beak 3t • Mr: Jas. Patioxy ss
Mr. Lkp. Blailand a
The following were cbcofei. as Affiftaat tominip
[inners :
Mr. helloes so vases. Mr. S. Mope •ss Voss
Mr. Piaigar 30 Mr Hadley is
Mr. Weddell so Mr Dep. Lariats 24
Mr, Jaeks 3$

Wedoefday Mr. Eisen's was unanimouGy chorea
Lieutenant-colonel, and Rem, Efq. of Lincoln's
Inn, Major of the Law Allbeiation.
Yetterday evening the Royal %Omfatter Volun-
teers afembled in uniform in the Mews; they, mu(
tered above boo rank and file • and, eodfidenng the
confined (pace in which they had to aa, went through
their evolutions with great preci6on.

The Prince CIWA L as's corps yefiaday met at the
Mews, and proceeded to the choice of Captains ; the
following Gentlemen were eleUed :—Mr. icesseerc,
Mr. BRUER,' Mr. Cocos, Mr. Dyerectec, fdr.Gre
sear, Mr. GlOl,ll, Mr. Hata, and Mr. MsjPas•

The Chriß Church, Surrey, Armed Alrociation,
yellerciay met to ballot for three Captains. The
Gentlemen, op whom the choi;e fell, were, Mr.
Cowsow, Mr. Larcarrsa, and Mr. 1414.1..

Mr. THOMPSON, of Pnrtman.fquare. is raffia, a
corps of sco cavalry and light infantry, at Wpmly
Abbey. near Farnham. Surrey. for which be obtained
perrnMon from the Kowa on Tnefday.

The KING has accepted the very fplendid offer
made by the Marquis of Bucairomau, of giving to
each of the three thnufand five hundred and ninety-
four Volunteers called for in Buckinghamlhire by
the Training Bill, a bounty of one guinea, fo foot
as they (half be certified fit for fervice. This mag-
nificent propofition has already bad the beft roffibk
elk& ; the county fees Wilt* relieved from all the
compulfory obligations of the late A&, and the Vo.
lunteers who crowd to be enrolled find theinfelves
reimhurfed for their lofs of time in training.
Mr. Dar, tsos, of St. James's-fquare, whole exam-
ple in the Volunteer Corps of eg Loyal Britons" is
likely to be of filch eminent public advantage, feat
in his offer to Government, a week before Mr. SIP
R IDA N noticed the extravagance of Volunteer Cloth-
ing in the Houfe of Commons. The Complete Uni-
form of the " Loyal Britons," which is as handfnme
as any Gentleman ought to wear in the ranks, colts
el. rBs. and may now be feen at the office, No. 35.
Piccadilly, near St. James's Church, where we find
with pleafure Volunteers enrolling tbeenfelves in gent
numbers every day.—Places for trailing will be
appointed in different 'parts of the town, agreeably
to the plan laid down, which plan is to fubjeft each
member to the leaf' poQible inconvenience,
On Monday there was a Meeting of the inhabitants
of Teddington, when above So turned out as Volun-
teers of Infantry and Cavalry, in cafe their Orrin'
Mould be wanted. His Royal Highnefs the Duke
of CL ARR OCR attended the Meeting ; and after in-
forming thole who hrd enrolled of the dnty required
of them, entered his name •in the ranks, and told
them, be would not only go with them wherever ttey
were ordered, but would nay by them till they rt•
turned to their home.

A private letter from Hansburgb, dated the tzth
of Austin, Rates, That during the lag week. the
blockade of the Elbe, owing to the heavy Ries of
wind, bas been kfs Arid than before. The w fn•
gates on that Ration are not ft:trident to that its •311
entrance from the point of Heligoland, particularly
in bad weather, as the (hips null pot to fea, for fear
of being dallied spina the rocks. To blockade it
more eEedually, a number of cutters and light bot-
tomed vefTels teem to be abfolutely necelTary. Ft ons
the want of theft precautions, five thips from di Vie-
rent parts Safely came up the river lag week with tut
being obferved by the Brines fruiters. Among tl
was a Hamburgh gelid from Triefte, and auot het
from Newcaille, with coals.
On the 4th infant the Senate of Bremen retei Tea
official intelligence of the blockade of the Wefer.--
The fame day, however, feveial (tips arrived there
unmoletled. Only one was brought to by a Bri tub
cotter.and afterwards permitted to purfue her veil tr.
The Captain of the cutter informed the biaßer of the
vele, that he had intelligence of the blockade a s an
article of News, and that he only waited for older;
and inilrudions to ad accordingly.
The French agents on the Continent ufe all the
influence of corruption and fubornation to b tickers
the Britifk charater, and to reprefent the Brispi na-
tion as the authors of the misfortunes of the t toeib of
Europe by tit: blockade.

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