Star.
London, England, 1801-08-14 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

Yefterday Wheat fell in the market at Henley.
on-Thames zos. per quarter. The price was 88,,

tO 1209.

At Mark-lane, this morning, the Wheat Trade
was bri(ker than for feveral pall Market days._
The increafed demand had the effe6t to raife the
Market about zs. per quarter.—Oats had an ex-
ceeding brill: demand, at an advance of 2s. to
Barley, Beans, and Peale, were heavy.
Fine Engli(h Wheat, t los. to t t 2s,
Inferior Qualities, tote. •`
Foreign red Wheat, 92.5. to 975.
Fine Dantzic Whe.t, 965. to 1021.
Barley 30$. 445. to 454
Malt 6os. to Bos.
Oats 235. to 31$.
Tick Beans, 4os. to 4.25.
Small Beans, 455. to 4.85,
Boiling Peas, 655.
Non-Boilers, 4os.

Hog Peafc, sos, to 565.
Flour, coos. per fact.
The price of the Qtartern Loaf wac, on Tuzi.
clay !aft, reduced at Chelmsford, to t6l.d.

From Devonfhire we learn, that the weather
has been moil favourable for the harveft, necu
was a finer or a more abundant one known in the
weft; every crop being remarkably good.
We learn from Cambridge, that the greater part
of the wheat in that neighbourhood was reaped laft
week, and that the rye was molly caned. Tke
crops in general are abundant.
LYNN, AUGUST I t.—Harvett has generally
commenced around us, and the appearance is fuck
as gives the belt prOfpea of reward to the labours
of the hulbandman—and the kindlie it expedations
that all rank of people will feel the influence of its
abundance, fo benignly given for general good.
Larinoww,—At the Fair on Monday there was
a tolerable !hew of fat and lean cattle ; the former
experierled a ready tale, but extravagant prices
being demanded for the poorer fort, the greater
pan remained unfold. Eight prime Hereforditire
oxen, fine in nature, and in good condition, fetched
2001. Sheep and lambs were dear. Of horfes there
were but few, and thole chiefly of low quality.
There was a hrge quantity of cheefe, which fold
at the following reduced prices : Bea Coward from
445. to 545. per cwt. Half Coward from 325. to
365, and a copfiderable part remained on hand.

DUNDEE, Auourr the Carfe of Cowrie,
where the harvell promifes to be more early, and
the crop more abundant than can`be remembered,
new oatmeal is already in the market, and new
wheat will be for tale-in the Carle, on Monday
firft Wednefday laft, a few acres of excellent bar-
ley were cut down at the Weft Rope 'Work, the
property of Captain THoMas WATT. We have'
fimilar accounts from many other places; an 4
from the uncommonly warm and fine weather,
harveit may foon be expe&ed to be getieral. '

D u NUN' Atm Ix ST 8..--New wheat was yeller-
day at market. It fold from 4135. to 325. per barrel
—it is what is termed the Early Lammas. There
was alto a quantity of new oats and barley yelter7
day, as well as Wednefday. The market was by
no means fo favourable yesterday at Thomai-ftreet
as what might have been expefted, and apparently
as poor a one as that of Wednefday. Wheat fold
this week from 21. s. to 31. the barrel, middle
price 21. 16s. 4d. —Oats from t Bs. to 235. middle
price SOS. Bd.—Barley from 16s. to tBs. 6d. middle
price 17s. 6d.—Oatmeal from 15S. 10 24). the bun!.
dred ; middle price x 6s. id.—Flour from 145. to
4os. the hundred.—Wheat and rlour, taken foge;
they, 31. 3s. the barrel.—Total tajei, 122 t. •

At the annual thew of Sheep, on Monday fen.
nig'a, at Ealtmarden, near, thieheller, there were
forty-three Candidates for the eeveralPriics, Which
were adjudged as follows, viz :—.
A Slyer cup, value fiveguineas, to Mr. Pinstkg, for the beit
pen of fa. Soma Down Ewes.
A flyer clp, value five guineas, to Mr. Brinßead, for teha
belt pco .i fix South Down Ewa.; two years (AL
A lilvcr cup, value five guineas, to Mr. saucer, for the heft
pen of fix South Down Ewes three years old.
A fecund cup, of the fame value, to Mr. Mania, hi, being
deemed the heft of the three pens of Ewes.
• A filler cup, value five guineas, m Sir H. Yeatherftone, far
the belt South Down Rant, one year old.
A filvcr cup, value five guineas. to his Gram the Duke of
Richmond, for the heft South Down Ram, two years old.
A filter cup, value five guineas, to Mr. Mai:, fur the bra.
South Dowu Ram, three years old; and
A Slyer cup, vane bye guineas, alto to Mr. Pinola, ha
being deemed the heft of the three Prize Rams.

At the E►srz AGRICULTURAL MEETING, held
at the Shire Hall at Chelmsford, on Wednefday
Lail, the principal Breeders of Stock, and Agricul-
tuna% of the county, attended. 'There was a ge-
neral thew of Stock, evidently improved very
highly tince the Meting of the 'all year, The ten
pnzes of the Society's SILVER MEDAL, for the bell
produced flock, were thus adjudged, viz.—
z. Feriae ben Out Sullion, to Mr. WARI.VIRLD.

Bull --Mr: WES, ERN
I -- Caw, Rum*.
4. Leicelterfltire Run, or othrr, Mr.ROSINSON.
South Down Ram.— .ord P•TIM.

- . - • --.
f'we,, or other,—.Mr. Bo C *LT.
7. ••••••••-•• South Down Ewer-Mt. Wars-saw.
8. Vat 03,-I.ord PtTll Z.
9. • Wctber of his ager-Mt. ROBINS.
10.. &wr.—Mr. Ks to IT.

After the Shcw, the Company retired to the
Black Boy, to an clegimt diluter. It being thr
anniverfary of the f'.irth of the Panics of Wain,
the health of his Royal I lighnefs was given from
the Chair, and drank with the highed applanfe.

At Dijon, a few day Since, a Young man, upon
a wager, continued Iwimming in the Ouchefor.fix
born, without intcrmilLon 1 "

IRISH LOTTillf-20th Exprefs.—The Ticket,
No. 15,773, drawn on Tuelll4y lail a Prize of
Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold.at Meffrs. HA-
ZARD, &Ras, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange,
in one half, one quarter, one eight/a, mg two la-
m:nth flutes.