Star.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

uivirsßstfi INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 11.—The Chaocell'oi"e Sizes of this
year have hem adjudged as follows :
To \lr. WMATLLY, A. E. of Oriel College, for the English
To Mr. MILLER, A. B. of Worcester College, for the Latin

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"fo Mr. CoLemont, of Corpus Christi College, for the Latin
ifersec; and
NEWDIGAtt P*i
for lish V
Sir Roots NENVDIGAT S ecrew, 04 Mr.
CIO 1: talc, of Christchursh College.

Monday evening, his MAJESTY, the Princesses Au-
GUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady CRANLEY,
CORM MUNSTER, Generals GARTH, FITZROY, DE
BODE, and Colonel TAYLOR, walked on Windsor Ter-
rac: till half-past eight o'clock ; the bands played as
usual. There was a numerous assemblage of fashion-
ables and genteel persons.
The Duke 'of MONTROSE took leave of their MA.
=STIES yesterday morning, previous to his departure
for Scotland. •
Earl CAMDEN left Windsor yesterday morning for
Londvn.
The Duke of Yoax and Lord. ARDEN arrived yes-
terday Tun: fling
Yesterday morning, his MAJas-rr,*aceompanied by
oi Duke. ot YORK, the. princesses AUGUSTA and So,
tam, took his usual ride in Windsor Park.
Ile Princess Astriia remains much the same as she
bas been for seieral• dayi past. Sir HL HALFORD
omaintd with her on Monday night.,
DUKE OF CUIfBERLANILL.-:ireSILT4RIS report upon
the state of the Duke.of CUMBERLAND is the most fa-
vourable of any that has been issued t .
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland has had
good night, and thi wounds improve in their appearance.
" June 12. (Signed) Y liVtitAllq 110 ML."

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY and a select party
dined yesterday with Mr. PEHCEVAL.

We understand that the fAtuily or Mr. BATHURST.
save ascertained that he was murdered, not from any
political motive, but by brigands, who happened to
he present at an inn, when he drew out hts watch,
which was a very valuable one. They way-laid and
murdered him, and two persons have been appre-
ilended upon suspicion, who have confessed that they
)(Low the tnurderers, but deny that they bad any
:-,han: in the crime.

A singular report was in circulation yesterday,
fc..indeci on recent letters from Holland. It Was
stated that, should the present King ca►ry his formal
intimation into execution, and vacate the Throne, the
Duke of OLDENBURG/I, would be named as his suc-
cessor.

T:ie theatrical disturbance still continues at Liver-
pcol, but it is rather dying away. A compromise is
talked of, but the parties engaged in the negociatien
cannot agree upon. terms.
A man of gentleinanly appearance, but of short
stature and initnuating titidreas, has committed seve-
ral frauds in London, since about the 20th May, and
particularly on silversmiths. He has passed himself
under different respectable names. He had apartments
t an hotel in Jermyn-street, and contrived to insinuate
Simself into the company of some very respectable
families, which enabled him to pursue his career
without suspicion, until Saturday, when, in conse-1
quence of a ruik interruption in the street, by a fur-
nisher of apparel, he absconded. He was traced to
Ifackney on Sunday, where he had been in contract
for a house, and was taken into euitody. He tvas
yesterday sent to Yorkshire, to answer chargei, of
passing forged bills. He came from Bath direct to

CORN4IARKEty M 4 RICLatNE, JUNE 13.—This day
there are considerable supplies of Wheat, 'chiefly ar-
rivals cc Foreign, and sales are again extremely heavy
at tither lower prices—Barley and Malt at little fluc-
tuation—Beans of the twd kinds lilte*Be —White Peas
full as dear--There are several further arrivals of
Oats, but owing to a demand in this trade last prices
arc fully maintained—Terms of Flour at our last
4uotation.

OINERAL CUIIirSCT Al
84s. 925. 115 s. Beans, (old) 6001.6^5.
tine ditto, 114 s. 117 s. Tick ditto (old) 48s. 541.
Rye, 486.545. Oats Wis. Ws. 335.
Barley, 535. 478. Poland ditto, 34..174. Od.
Malt 765. Btl. Potatoe ditto, St . tl•
White Peas (boilers) 755. 78$. Rape Seed, £6O. 63.
Otey Peas, 465. 5i s.•
Fine Flour 955. 100s.—Sesonds 9011.958.
Lewes Monthly Beast Market, on Tuesday last,
leas well supplied with all kinds of stock ; and nearly
all the butchers from Brighton, and other-neighbour-
ing towns, attended ; but the market, owing to the
scarcity of grass, was rather a heavy one. The fol-
lowing were the prevailing prices
lc ad, to 51.
Mutton
i.an.b
Three Mere also at tile above market a number ?If
fine cart-horses, many of which weer sold at good
prices; and some very well-br“i pigs.
Market, on Wednesday, was well sup-
plied •vith sheep and lambs, the sale of which, as
bents, was rather dull.

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Wutzusrut, JuNF 6.—There are some Imp plants
in the irnme&ate neighbourhood of this city, which
lre already bon) eight to nine feet high and look ex-
tlerntly Ile,tlthy ; but at the present early period it is
i;npossiblt: to speak with any degree of certainty re-
,pectiag a plant which often undergoes the most sud-
den chani;es.

CANTY.* BURY, JUNE R.
T.
"tat ana 04 to leiCs NI t Tarts (bush.) Its eito Ils Od
Nt w dito, ON Odto oos od Br o veri Malt 96s Od to 05 Od
Wllite ditto 90s od to Od Arnbernat 97a ed to °ls 1)41
New ditto (Oa Od to 00s Od Pale ditto 9Sis Od to Os ad
Se"l 'lto 00s Od to 00$ (11 Fine Flour 95. Od to NO4
Tineditto 00. Od to ON Od Second ditto 91s Od to es od
9
•Ye St's Cd to 603 Od I Third ditto ROs Od to 86s od
&lel 405 04 to 47s Od Rough Meal 60s Od to q. Od
fiats 34s Od to 'Os rd Hops (bags) 31 10s to 41 104,1
New 21s 04 to 34s fdl N. (bags) 01 Os to 01 Os iitats
SCs Od to 54s r d Fine do. 01 Os 56 01 031
N
ew
ets Od to 4.'s cd N. Pockets 44 Os to 51 Si
Tick Stis od to 88s Cd Hay (tons) 41 55 to 51 Os
New 46s Cd to SOs rd Sainfoin 41 155 to 51 Ss
Hog Peas os od to 60s Od 1 Clover 4! Ss to 41 105
/tiling ditto e3s Od to 70$ Od Straw 31 Os to 01 Os
CANTERBuRY, JUNE 11.--A t the latter part of last
week the'lly made its appearance on• the hop plan-
tations in the vicinity of this city: they are at present,
however, big partially affected. The bine continues
to encrease, although the young shoots suffered in
many grounds from the hail, during the thunder
storm on Sunday.