Star.
London, England, 1830-09-17 00:00:00

Jurors COURT.

1110/ LOYDOW BRIDOZ APPROWInt&
The Mayor, Aldermen, and Commas of the at, at Lbodon, sod
Robert Bristow, and Bujostin Wilma, end Wm.lßMme.—The que-1
don to be Bedded be Messes wu to essertain, by the vodka et a jury,
first, the value of the leambeld interest of Robert:Bristow in the pre.
mime Noe. 11, 12, amp 13, on the west side of Fbh.strambill, and
the ground a soil at Ihnlard i sod, secondly, the lemma Miasmal
B. mason and W. Wilson, held nadir Mr. Bddow, In those
A notice in writing,Ed by Mr. Basking, as spot to Estslia
Mayor, Aldermen, sad meos, was served epos Mr. Brialew, mat.
Ing that it tru their intention to use the premises fat the of
the Act of Perlhunent, and requiring possession. A then
task place between the Bridge Committee and Mr. Beletemodadve to
the poultese et Ids hesehelel intend in the prendem dad 1t vas agreed
to WO dee MOIR to the übitration of Mr. Wa. Xnategym on behalf
of the Ceemnlttes, sod Mr. John Prided on Wait el Mr. Bristow' •
end in cue they should not ogres, to an mph. to lm sewed by than.
Mr. Mousges and Mr. not spiels' span the soma ie be paid
for tutillsemt, they appointed Mr. &mph Gwilt to be the umpire.
The sem awarded, miler this. drummed's'', end to width they agreed,
was 2,1231. 10s. as the value at Mr. &Mew% Want. The Deputy
Colarmeller, however, reported to the Comitese the a embilecury
dde mold not be evinced, and seggimml the moiety efikesdng the
idea el the respethe inteeeneurthe dime to be int 2psint
waist eta Jury. and the eamole paid hate the Coot of
under the provisions chile Act. • poem* vas mesedingly Weed, by
the direcdon at the Court of Abloom, he seinamming a Jury to sense
the value.

similar measures were adopted upon the pert of the Contminee in the
ass of Messrs. Wilson, the under Wesel, and the Jury returned the W.
lowing verdict :
For Mr. Brlstow's interest, keesbold . £733 10
Fixtures . 57 4
For Messrs. Wilson's leasehold . . 1703 0
A father and son had the occupation and goodwill of a house in
Gracechurch.street. The father occupied the upper part of the house,
and is a carpenter; and the son sold tobacco and mutt and ginger.
beer and soda.water, below stairs. The former sent in the following
slain, to the etoniultmet!t of the Committee

Loss Of
over the trade by removal (although the pises of work sras
water)
Unexpired lease, &Au - - - . 100 0 0
Fixtures valued - - - - .09 11 6
Loss in removal of furninue - - . 00 0 0

4789 11 6
The son sent in the following, which ineressed the surprise of the
Committee 1—

Two pun' cootpowstios of wholawle wads . . .1200 0 0
Ditto twill trade . . • 1300 0 0
Ditto soda-tester and ginger bees . . 820 0 0
Shop fixtures and soda-machine . .
Loa by removal

Doha Not 304 'bop= WI, gas 81. • . .

147 0 0
69 o 0

t 2169 0 0
The Committee required an account of the particulars of the profits
of ,the Non's trade in soda water and ginger beer ; and the state.
most given in varied, aemedin to the weather, from 4L to 161.
per week. The lOW upon those cooling liquids amounted, in
mem months, to SOL lily and the
.= was represented as no more
than twanty.two pseuds doyen The account of such a
profit, eh*. hem such an outlay, appeared to the Committee
to boa most geese ezeggeration, and they suspected that the account of
the weekly ems was equally unfounded. The City Bthielmethoordlngly
ordered posse ee watch the premises from musks thl *Oh and to
take am ac of the number of persons who isureimeed times moods
'water, or say other articles. It was stated by them that the
Meese that could be taken in the mauveof the kr sods water,
we. Imo then 304. and that the memo for a halfpennyworth of snuff
or a Ilk glg.eath were far from nummeue.
The Centhelthee oiled the me ef SOL between the father and eon,
as a resenepente for their:W=2Na 11e. 61. and they agreed
to the posgetitlea, after atiempte to pt mem

IGRICULTUBS.,—THE HatiVEST• t 7.

The postssasi Moos sets am sift Is die maw India st 101.
per atone, le aecortabeed so bur ether Mem the pi us, menmea In the
remote pans of the county /Lary, whit* Is way grown wham no
other deseripdon of grain will thrive.—Limmirk Model&
A gentleman who has travelled over greet pot et Wind within the
last few weeks, says the mope in general appear Is be abundant, and
though from the wet that has prevailed, they may not yield on much as
they chow; it le, Deverthelese his opinion that the produce will equal
an avenge return. In the mouth, the hornet work is well advanced;
but in many parts of Ulster, the reaping will be very late.—Beifast
News Letkr.

Theta is now growing In the lawn at Young e, near Middleton,
the mat of Comas Foulkes, Esq. one of the haaleomat beech tress
in Ireland; its under branches close to the ground, form a circle of two
hundred and eighty-seven lest. What makes this tree so very re•
makable is, that the trunk of it had been over two yean used as a
for cutting timber en for fuel, after which it bad bete
trititteck ground as a rubbing-post kw cattle, when it struck ova the
above branches.

The hervest is very forward in Louth ; the crop is a fair average.
With some triad exceptions barley and oaths are a fairaverage ; wheat
L net generally ea. 610101 in some instances above an average. The
aftergeass is luxuriant and abundant, and with the vast quantity of
straw generated by the constant rain, will tend much to diminish the
price of Isay.--Dregheda Journal.
Of the genteel results of sop 1830, It may be too early yet toupee& t
bet teem the inquiries we have made in the most intelligent quarters,
we Isel strongly prompted to report as follows s Wheat rather under an
avow crop; quality various according to soil and situation, but by no
mesas superior on the whole. Barley a fah average crop ; straw clean,
plump, sad likely to meal and aelph well. Oats condi:
above ean average crop, not only on light, but hard dry land.
Oa wet soils the result is different; from. Annandale, in praes.
he, the news is unfavourable; bat balancing one place against another,
the est crop is expected to yield a full average return OD the wh0k.....
Dumfries Courier.
Nuriat, Sept. lb.—The supplies both of old and new corn were
very good to-day, and the purchasers seemed desirous to do business.
Some very good samples of every /pecks of grain were in the market,
but the did not leek up much. The weather seemed to be more
favoutasb and the am in general pretty good. Currency as under :
Wheat, des. to 665; Ditto, New, 60s. to Bib; Barley, New, 365.
to 38s; Oats, 255. to 275; Ditto, New, 20s. to 22s ; Beane 38s.
le 40a.

NOTTINOILAIS, Sept. 141.--The markets now begin to seams their
acemanted activity and buds. The attendance both of fanners, who
are returned hear their harvest labours, and the factors desirous of
masoning basinees, readers the markets tolerably full. We should,
horn the care be which Mabee. is tamacted at meat, view the present
maims mons weather markets than markets of stability. New
Wheat was la advance, and sold readily at Si. per qr. upon the soma of
last week. Redeye are, considering the weather, tolerably bright and
dry. lialdnenaasneyecdveky commenced, and sales are pretty general.
Oct Wag: as under:—Wheat, 60s. 70s; Ditto, New,
SO& v ftils i Baby, New, 214. to 4fte ; Oats, New, ifts. to Sle ;
Deans, Oh
RxTrolb, Barr. 140—In consequence of the unsettled state of the
weather daring the bet week, the market had • firmer appraises than
have been anticipated. Good paresis of old wheat oboined a
edema upon last week's quotation e, and the brat amp* d
new realised la. per load more ;in inferior deaniptions, hoe al and
new, time was Hide cc no alteration. Old 4 barely minbbedice
pries, and the bancemplee of new may be at hem Ws to Superquarter. At present,. however, this articia.b 'perils lly% pthsesdo nal
We aPPlited the lass indite have ea larstaimed its as.to tasks the easily.
Pepe very valuable, Old oats were not much 11**,4 after none'.
amp* of new ones were exposed fot sale; and from it to Tie per v.
was demanded, bus in vary few instances wee it ea splied vrttb:' Oocd
old hew eN aa snob then. barmen .bebaring to bandatialnag kW
thellresolli Ines map, which,* quantity, laths mosiibeadmitim have
szpsrleiced far the last MI yeses. In other kinds of 'mkt we mans at
'present quote *ay &homeless. Wheat old, Biota rye pa load; Ditto
new, Slas to.Sie dim; .Batley,. lie to Re pee jetlllle ftwellbtd
311114141 Al• 01013401* Iris ONO $ helendids•
lie to lee per lead; Rye, 134 to 17. ditto; Pas,
HaTVOILD, HOP INTiLLICBDCZ, Harr. 14—The Hop PLOW
tints continue to improve generally, and doing this week none of the
Platers canunence ; they are chest • weak sr tea days back.

rG, SEPT. 17, 1830.