Star.
London, England, 1803-11-04 00:00:00

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LAVE, NOY. 4

We do not note any particular alteration to-Jar.
—Wheat has fold very freely for tl.e belt (IL
qualities.—Beans, Peas, and Barley get alfu :•fra•
day's prices, although we had avery large aitival
of foreign Oats, they have very quickly rnaintaine.:
their late terms.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Eng. Wont, 461.545. per qr. Hog Peas. 341. vs.
Fine old ditto, 6os. 62, Boilers, 48, 521.
Fine Dan tzic ditto, 545. 6os. Carraway Seed, 51.1.161. per cwt
Rye, 311.345. New oos. Coriander, 181.
Barley, 25s 275. New oos. Canary, t4s. 661.
Malt, 531.561. White Mallard Seed, los. L2l.
MO, 281.311. 331. Brown ditto, t 6,. 18s.
Beans,New 365.6 d. Old 351.385. Rape Seed, 41Uper lalt.
Tick d 0.331. 6d. Old 345.361. Winter Tares, 0 s od. per build
Flour, per tack, sos. 558. American Flour, 36, per barrel
INSPECTORS RETURN FROM UXBRIDGE, NOV. 3.
Wheat, per Load, from 131 os. to 151. 91.
Barley, per Quarter, from 11. 36. to 11. 7s.
Oats, per (ttrter, from 11. 6s. to 11. tos.
Beans, per oarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. as.
Peale, per Quarter, from al. 6s. to al. Bs.

The Estrum& of Russia, it is Paid, is extremely
diffatisfied iwith the prefent overbearing fyftern of
French policy. He has pofitively refuted to fecond
the views of France, by acting in the 'call unfriendly
manner againit England. His lurealas. MAJESTY
has liirewire declared, that he will not fuffer any di-
minution or divifion of the Ottoman Empire, pro-
vided the GRAND &wawa maintains a (rift neu-
trality. The Porte has promifed to comply with the
Emperor's detires ,• and the public accounts from
Connantinople, of the t 6th ult. fully corroborate this
intelligence.

Yeflerda• mornining the firn battalion of the
Queen's Volunteera had a grand field day in War-
ren's Field, Pimlico. The fecund battalion marched
to Wimbledon Common, and fired ball cartridge.
The sd brigade of Volunteer Infantry, confining of
the St. James's, Prince of Wales's, Loyal York, Mary.
la.bonne, and the Bloomfbury and Inns of Court AC.
fociations, were infpeEted yenerday morning by Ge•
neral the Earl of HARRINGTON, in Hyde Park.

The Royal Weßminfter had a field day in the Park.

Wednefday morning the Loyal Britifh Artificers
marched to Chalk Farm, sad fired at a target with
ball cartridge.
YeQerday the sd and ph regiments of Loyal
London Volunteers, under the command of Lieu.
tenaat•Colonels J. and T. &erre' marched into Hyds
Park, 'where they were brigaded, and afterwards ex.
ecnted fermi manienvres with fuch &ill and preci.
fion as is excite the warmeQ expreifions of approba•
tion from Lord HARRINGTON.

Monday fennight, the Mid-Lothian Infants 7,
commanded by Lieutenant• Colonel BIJICIIITT, con-
fiding of 574 rant, and file, received its colours front
the hands of the Duke Qf BuccLauoir, accompanied ;
with a moll imprative Ipeeeh from his Grace to the
corps ; and was afterwards infpetked and reviewed by
Major-General Sir
ej.IIMIS Sr. CLAIR ERA INI, in the
Great Eaft Field o Cattle-Reads, in prefence of the
Duke, and moll' of the Field-Officers from Mufrel-
burgh camp.

The three troops of Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry
of the county of Stirling, commanded by Parse
Smits. Efq. of Culcreuch; WILLIAM Mutter,
Efq. jun. of Polmaife ; and Jams ss Biuca, Efq. of ,
Kinnaird, went into quarters at Stirling. on Moo-
day, for the purpofe of being brigaded.
Same day the. Perthfhire regiment of Gentle:pea
and Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by the Right
Hon. Vikount Meru'', went into quarters in Perth
for the fecond time fince llama; and on Friday they
were reviewed by Major-General MACDORALD, com-
manding the centre dißria, in pretence of his Grace
the Duke of Avuot.t., Lord Lieutenant of the coun-
ty, when the regiment went through the different
movements ordered to be prallifed by 'the Com-
mander in Chief, and the !word esercife„ and attack
and defence in (peed, much to the fatistatlion of the
Reviewing General. _ _ _

Ivo Rand of arms have arrived at Leeds for the
Volunteers of that Borough ; they are of Pro
manufaCture, and remarkably flrong. The Bradfor
Volunteers have alfo received about stio head,
the depot at York.
Some difference of °pillion havittg arlfen br tweet"
the Rov.it coon:her and the St. James's Regi-
ments • V luitieer.. on the point of fenority, it was
at first propufed to decide the point by drawir g lots.
—This was cbjeNed to by Colonel Rotuma, Crint
mandant of the former corps : but it was agreed
to refer the Faint to the SMUT/MT at WAR, and
that the seniority in wicition Ihould be fettled by the
priority of date in his MAr;TV'S acceptance of the .
Cervices of the corps.—Yenerday, on parade, the Id:
ter of the SOCILITAItY at Wat was read to the Corps.
which declared that the priority of his Maissrea
acceptance was in favour of the Royal Wehmiahet
by Above five weeks.
We are rejoiced to find, that the pike is becentiort
as it dsferves to be. a very popular weapon. partiCo,
lady in the Wefl. %Veare informed, that at the inf)rec.
Lion of the Eallern Battalion of the Mendip Legion;
commanded by the Risht Hon. J. H. Aorirmorwra
which took place lad baturday, by Colonel Pointe.
that Corps made two or three very coma charges
in line with them, though they had never before
handled therm. We underhand too, that the Weft
Battalion is partly armed with them ; and what
is of importance to be known, the men art fo Fell
pleated with this new weapon, that thole who ars
armed with them are envied by many of thole who
have mulkets. We ha ve often recommended tbeiradop-
t i on, and vre hopefoon to announce that they A re Cnir in/
into very general ufe, as a part of the equipment ot
every corps. The enemy, and with much realon tnol
dread them more than mulkets, and there can be
na doubt that even new railed Corps, half armed
in that manner, would be more than a match for an
etptalnumberof thehell difciplined troops armed with
mulkets; for in a charge (and that will be the prio•
cipal method of fighting followed, fhould a French
army invade our thoresJ. the advantage they parr*
over bayonets is incalculable: and when an attack is
to be made in the night, it i. impeffile to &rife a
weapon better calcolate.l to Write an enemy.—
Colonel ADotacroe's regiment is already in a high
Rate of difcipline, and the proficiency it bas made in
military tattms would do credit to a Merin corps.

lticirlCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North.
All. DUE. ARR.
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PENZANCE, Nov. t.—Arrived his Majeity's (hip
NIMROD, Lieutenant O'Nbst. Commander, from a
cruize ; the John, of Truro, TRELVDRA mailer,
from London, in ballaft, in order to take in tub at
this port, for the Mediterranean; and the Young
Peggy, of and from Jerfey, LSFavisae mailer, with
fundries for Briftol.

Pornmouta, Nov. 3.--Arrived the Srainwezz
kilo Lieutenant Rossanom, from a cruize. She
has brought in about 200 kegs of liquor, which fhe
picked up off the Owen. Sailed the Duxe or YORK
cutter, Lieut. BALroum, with a convoy for Guernfey.
Laft night arrived at St. Helen's, the SHANNON, of
36 guns, Capt. Gowsa, from the Iquadron off Havre.
Went out of harbour, the Royal. Wittiast, of 84
guns, Captain WAINWRIGHT, and the SOPHIA, of 18
guns, Captain ROTIINHAGIN. The ROYAL WILLIAM
is to lie at Spithead, upon the fame eitablithment as
the whole of the laft war, to receive men, &c. The
COURAGIOI, of 74 guns, Captain HARDY, is ordered
to be paid off immediately at Spithead, and recom-
snifGoned by the prefent Commander. She will fail
with the neat convoy for the Weft Indies. Remain
at St. Helen's, the Beira/tars, of too guns, Captain
Lord Norritseg ; DIANA, of 38 guns, Captain
Macula; and the Sumtwos. Wind E. N. E.
DIAL, Nov. 3. Sailed I'IMMORTALITS
*vas (loop of war, and Mutate gun veffel, on a
cruize. Wind E. N. E.

Haawitn, Nov. 3.—This day arrived from Got
tenburgh the Diana packet, Captain Osacians, and
the Auckland packet, Captain HamMOND, with mails
and palfengers.—The Auckland, Captain BRIM'S,
failed along with the above veffels, and is now hourly
expeited. Mr. ARBUTHNOT and family are palfen-
gers en board of her.—Arrived from a cruize the
ZORD and Mowasv gun brigs, and remain .the
CHBROIL and Aooitassoa.—The Drie Gebroeders,
'imam mailer, bound to London, with nets ; and
the Welwaard, H. Wazzaza mailer, from Embden
to London, with butter and chute, are put into this
port. Wind ES. E.
_ _ _

Gassaoce, Nov.. t..—The jefEe, Boars, from
hence, is arrived at Newfoundland. The Clyde,
bl,Coss, arrived at Charlefton from Liverpool on
the ssth Auguft. The Ooghton, Basao,from hence,
is arrived at Quelttc.
On Sunday Torenoon, the fmack Swan of Rothe-
fay, from Loch Lung for Glafgow, with ys barrels
herrings, and manned with three bands, two of them
belonging to Rothefay, and one to Greenock, finding
they were water-logged, and unable to proceed far.
ther, attempted to land at Greenock ; bat when they
got within about so yards of the Well Quay, The
pitched, and went down fern foremoft, almoft in an
usft-ant. A number of people who few the accident,
immediately put off from the quays with boats to
their affiftance, and Caved the people, and part -
the cargo.