Star.
London, England, 1803-05-03 00:00:00

RAW HIDES, May z.

Sildes(petfter)3s 8d to 4$ ad Fica;ry Calf 9s 6d each
Middling 3$ 44 to 38 6d Horfc Skins us to 18s od
Ordinary 3s od to 3s ad Sheep Skins 4s od to 8s od
Lamb Skins, as 6d to 3$ 6d.
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 5616 each I9d to aid
Ditto, fa to 6516 aid to 23d
Merchants Backs 19d to 14
Dreffing Hides 19d to
Fine Coach Hide ltd to s
Crop Hides for Cutting aid to sad
Flat Ordinary 19d to Sod
Calf Skint, 30 to 4011, per dozen 28d to 344
Ditto so to 7olb 27d to 334
Ditto 7o to Bolb 26d to aril
Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 9d to 4. od
Large ditto zoos to 14os pa doz.
Tanned Horfe Hide. 18s to 35s reit
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 4,1 4d Town Tallow 73sod tens
Clare Market 45 4411 Rolfe ditto (ca.) 74s od to os
Whitechapel Market Ruffs ditto (foap) 68s to 69$
(Pa Rowe of 81b.) 4$ 3d Melted Stuff 38, od to 59'
--. Ditto rough 42$ od
12s atd Greaves 141 od tool
Average Price 4$ 3ld Good Dregs to to of
Yellow Soap, .6s. to os.—Mottled 881,—Curd 88s. I

Price of .Candles. dozen tos. od . Moulds, Jill od.

PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April 30.
Smithfield. St. James's. Whitochapel.
O. Hay 5 3 to 7 0I 4 I 0 otO 7 00 I 4 10 tO 6 16 0
Steam It6to 2 5 2 10tO1 14 0 124t0 1 6 0
Clover 410 to 7 o 6 6to 7 7 0
- COAI.S, May s.

Belt Coals in the Pool, 21. u od. perldron.
Delivered al. s Is. od.
Sunderland, 11. z7r. 6d.
Wivored sL 6s. 64.

M AORICOLTVIIIALftaroar,..The continuance of
favourable weather has been fuck as to enable the farmer to pot
in his oat and barley crops in the molt complete and peered
manner. In moil of the more foutbern diaries, the lowing even
of the latter is nearly Unitised ; and in the nonhcrn parts of the
kingdom, ft ia in an unufual Rate of forwardnefs. In the midland
counties, the lowing being quite finilked, the farmer hat had a
fine opportunity of getting up his turnip land this dry weather,
and rolling the wheat and early fpring can The ravages of the
grub upon the wheat threaten fame injury to the crop : har-
rowing, and rolling with a very heavy roller, have been the
means amdayed to check this evil. and has been very benefi-
cial. The winter tares are, in general, very far from good.—
The winter wheats are, on molt foils, a promifing appearance,
even in the molt expored diarists they have kept the ground
unufually well, and are in the aloft healthy and vigorous Rate
of growth. Thole of the fisting rowing Dave likewife the
ap-
parance of covering the ground well, as well as of a vigorous
and healthy growth. In the Deft corn markets throughout the
kingdom grain leans, in general, on the decline in price..—The
hay diaries have, in common, the appearance of being far
more early, and of having more abundant fupplies of grits than
is generally the eak at this period. On louse warm, Dithered,
and highly manured fpots,tbe ryeirafs and clover is fuliciently
forward to admit of being Rocked with milking cows, laying
them at night in the yards. On the paftare lands, there is alto,
in many diaries, a great thew of grafs, cosildering the earn-
Deli of the radon. The clover and other fawn gratin are likes
wirein an unafual Rate of (orwardnefs and vigour over 'lnuit
every part of the ifiand, where they are cultivated. Due, not-
withttanding thefe promifing appearances of an abundant hip.
ply of green food for cattle, the pekes of both fat and lean flock
of all forts (till keep up.

BIRTH.
On Sunday, at Great St. Helen's, the Lady of Mr. Ellyard,
of a fon and heir.

MARRIED.
Saturday morning. at Bath, Thomas Avant, Efq. Major In
his Majefty's both regiment, to Mu. Margaretta Morland, 3d
daughter of the late Tho. Martand, Efq. of Lanaberhura. Kent.
Yefterday, Mr. Brouehton, man's-mercer, of New-area,
Covent-Garden, to Mifs Yi;,urs. of S.nthampton-ftrein.