Star.
London, England, 1801-08-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 27.—Palled by, the Flo-
renze, from Virginia ; Nefey, Paz:Li., from
Peteriburgh ; Amity, Haswict, from Dantzie ;
Draper, PINK Etrom, from Beliall ; and Benito-
rius, Scorr, from Oporto.—Sailed the Charlotte,
&MILS, for Dublin • Vrow Maria, 'immix, for
Antwerp ; Mary Hall, WARDILL, for (tlebeic ;
Nancy, Derr 111, for Oporto ; Aurora, —, for
Jamaica ; Bernardino, —; and Verwargting,
—, for Amlierciam.

The Potts-gangs at Yarmouth have, by order
of Government, been dilbanded.
The Maidftone Barges that were lately taken
into the fervice of his Majefty to be fitted for gun-
boats, have been completed; and are at the gun-
wharf, at Chatham, taking their guns on board.
MeTrs. ADA Ms, at Bucklerfhard, are to liunch,
on the 23d of next month, from their yard, a new
frigate, to be called ol'Ato LS.

A (hip of fro guns is ordered to be built at.
Deptford Dock-yard.
A letter from Captain Dom LLLLL , of the MA ta
:tons frigate, after giving an account, firnilar to
that which we have already publillted, of the gal-
lant aelion maintained by the BA:fel s it and Bt.oori-
mounts armed brigs, againfl the enemy's gun-vef-
feLs off Barfleur, gives the following poftfcript,
dated the 18th init.

" nis morning the brigs made the bgnal for the enemy WV
.1.11 Hague; upon reaching that place, I found three of their
armed wilds, and a convoy, which are bound to Cherbo,
moored chic under the batteries. I lave left the brigs to
their motions, while I proceed to Pert Balm. 1 tot one athe
Marcou cutters yefter.ley to infix= Captain Newman d the
esseafs se►eaaaata.-

80141 AMAKEF.

The riles of Wheat, at Mark lane, this day,
have been very large—Many Buyers from diftant
Counties.

Fine EngLA Wheat, Bos. to 84..5.
Foreign red Wheat, 6os. ,to 7os.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 7ss. to Bos.
Malt 6os. to Bos.
Barley 305. 405. to 455.
Oats 20S. 24.5. 265. to 3os.
Tick Beans, 4.05. to 425.
Small Beans, sos.
Non-Boilers, 405. to 441.
Hog Peale, 545. to 565.
Flour, 7os. pet Pack.

The Q.Eartent Loll* has fallen at Devizes and
at Salifbury to is. ltd.
At Chelmsford the Quartern Loaf fells for
is. oid.—The Peck of Flour, Is. 9d.
On Saturday laft, in Chepftow market, new
wheat fell from 245. to 16s. 6d. per bald ; and a
farther redation is expeEted next market.

At Bradford-Leigh fair, on Monday, the cheefe
exhibited for fale was remarkably fine, and fold at
the following prices :—Beff, 475. to 555. per cwt.
Half Coward, 345. to 38s. per ditto ; and many
tons were taken home unfold.

At the He of Man the harveft is earlier than it
has generally, been, and the crops abundant. A
field of oats (three acres), belonging to Mr. WIL-
LIAM Ray, of Kirk Michael, was cut on the 3d
init. He has fold feveral bolls at a very reduced
price, equal to gs. in the Cumberland
Two acres of ground at Dockwray near Wigton,
the property of Mr. ISAAC WISTMORLAND, of the-
latter place, have this feafon yielded two crops of
clover, which fold for 291. ro.
A large plant of Indian corn is now growing in
a garden belonging to Mr. Ecitio, of Kendal,
which was fortri by fome children in the month
of May lat. It is fix feet high, fix inches In cir-
cumference, and one of the leaves meafures three
feet three inches. It is not yet in Bower, and to
what height it may arrive cannot even be gueffed
at. It is certainly a molt extraordinary plant,
and numbers of people refort daily to fee it.

A gentleman who has travelled from Leiceiler
to Whitehaven, in the month of Augult, for 3:
fucceffive years, declares he never raw fuch an
appearance of plenty as the prefent feafon affords.
The profped is alfo a iingilar one in other re-
fpeds ; for every kind of grain appears in the fame
matured (late.

A letter from Lewes, of Monday laft, fays
The fine weather during the whole of laft week
proved peculiarly favourable to the corn : it ena-
bled many farmers in this neighbourhood to cele-
brate the harveft home. The hop-anittants for
this diftria were (worn in here laft week, and the
picking has commenced in many places. The
growth of hops is, this year, fo abundant, that the
duty, we hear, is now eftimated at twohundred and
fifty thoufand pounds. The duty of the two tan
years growth, we believe, did not amount to more
than feventy thoufand pounds each."
We feel great pleafure in communicating the
following letter received yefterday from Bath :
" Since I wrote to lon laft, I have traverfed the
country from Silifbury coaftways, down tq the
Land's End, and back to this city by way of Exe- •
ter. From the information I have received, and
my own obfervations, whilft travelling leifiirely
roads between fields of grain, I think I may with
propriety conclude, that finer crops were ncvci
known. The wheat, barley, etc. are very full and
heavy in the ear, fo that avarice cannot plead to
flak Rory it did laft year. In the neighbourhood
of Wellington (Somerfet), wheat has already fallen
to ten and twelve (billings per bufhel ; and tiade
alfo is now beginning to tevive. Such is the pleat:
ing effea of a redation in the price of provilions.
Vegetables of all kinds are uncommonly good and
abundant. Potatoes are every where extremely
prolific, and of excellent quality. Even the wane
grounds or flips, on the fides of roads, planted
with this ufeful root, yield good nutriment to the
peafant and his family. The apple trees are
poor heavily laden in all parts; fo much fo, that people
are occafionally obliged to prop up the branches
of their trees with forked nicks, to keep them from
being broken off; great fpeculations in cyder are
expefted to take place in confequence of this
abundance."
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LAI week there was a very fuccefaful tack of her.
rings at Dunbar.
The Theatrical benefits at Liverpool have tbic
feafon proved tolerably produElive. The principal
were as follow :

Mr. liarmißer £.215 Mrs. Powell 4.123
Mn. Mattocks sty Mr. HUI 140
Mr. Knight sob Mr. Wild 130
Mr. Murray Illy Mr. Cooke zoo
Mr. Wits appeared at the Theatre, for the laft
time, on the night of his benefit.

Mr. WILLA/Lissom, who made his theatrical (I►
but at Covent-garden, fome years fince, in the
charaaer of Bei !Pk Mill, in the Wsesfirra, is Mr.
GLASSIMOTOIN fueettror,4lJPrompter at the Bath
Theatre.

An adjourned Seftons was held yellerday fir
the County of Middlefex, at the Se(lion Houle in
Clerkenwell Green, for the purOofe of deciding
difputed claims under the Wet• Docks Aft.—ln the
left cafe that was tried, the claim preferred by the
appellant was upwards offeoni Malian( pounds, the
fum offered by the Company was/jinii Geedrre4
and the damages by by the Jury were tbree Mai-
/sad cos

At the late York Mises, a eau& of great im.
portance came on to determine what is meant by
the common term as occupation road; when Sir
At.ax Cu•reser, after a Ikon invelligatinn of the
matter in queftion, fully eftablif.hcd the point—
" dna an °evolution road was a road jiir aUporp:fec."