Star.
London, England, 1801-08-31 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

The fates at Mark-lane this morning were not
fo brifk as on Friday, though a good deal of
bulinefs was done. The prices advanced. Fi, e
Dant zic was as l'i,;11 as 9os. Little prime Whcat
fold or even fliewn.—lnferior qualities were up
about 6s.—Ca.s brifk—Flour dos.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, AUG. 29.
Awrage price of Corn in England and Wades, front the Re-
turns cndin the ltd of Auguß, a gm.

Wheat. Rye. sa-ley. I Oats. I Beans. Peet.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d s d.
113 5 73 63 6 34 7 53 9 59 3

Average prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on
Importation is regulated, the week ending the Bad of Aug,uß.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. 0 its. I Beans. I Peale.
s. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d.
S 7 91 o o 29 Ili 22 10 0 0 39 4f

The average Price of Sugar, comi.uted from the Returna
made in the week ending the 29th of Auguit iSot, is 46i. lid.
per hundred weight.

MAWSION-HOUSE,SATIIRDAY, AUGUST 29, !Rot:
The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, and
other Grain, have been imported and entered at
the Manfion-Houfe, the prefent week, viz. from
Monday the 24th to Saturday the 29th of Auguft.
both inclufive

Quarters Wheat. Oats. Barley. Malt. Beans. Peak. Seedy.
Monday, 24th 400
TueElav, 25th 4685
ti ednef• 26th 5345

1995 15 130 69 113 69
4L85 70 110 100 57 747
2550 70 78
4990 415 474 287 nat 643
260 300 360 21$ 71

Thurfd. 27th x 605
Friday, 28th 2460

Saturaiy, 29th 409

14704 13980 800 664 686 520 2002 -
And 955 Quarters of Rye.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PILICH Of nitAitt, AT Tilt voLLoWINCI UMMETS:
Ranormc.—Wheat 6os, od. to toss. od. per Quarter.
Bar:ey 34$ cd to 48s cd Beans 375. od to 523 cd
Oats cd to 425 od Peace 4C$ od to 49s cd
Ntwoottre—Wheats, 844. cd. to toss. ed. per Quarter.
New Unto 78s. to lost.
7:artey 389 od to sos cd I Beans sos od to 6os cd
Oats 221 od to 34$ od Peak 454 od to 51$ od

licamiy.—What Bos od to toss cd per darter.
Barley oos od to cos od Brans 47% ad to S.F. cd
I
Oats 26s od to 406 od Peafe cce od to ccs od

BAsincrronc.—Wheat 88s cd to Od per </Harter.
Barley 356 od to as od I Beans 39s od to sls ad
Oats 24$ od to 4os od Peak 4os od to 39s od

At Orford the quartcrn loaf fells at is. id ; and
at Norwich, in confequence of the price of flour
having fallenss.per facic, one ounce eight drachms
have been added to the weight of the (haling loaf.
At Cainbridge, week, wheat fell 13s. per
coomb, or 265. per quarter, and the price of the
quartern loaf has been in confequence reduced to
is. and three farthings. At ltoyfton wheat fell
tos. per quarter.

At Northampton the price of prime wheat fell
during the lafl week from 136 to toss. peequsrter.
At Newark, wheat, within the like period, has
fallen 255. per quarter, and oats tos.
At Cheiler the averaged price of wheat is
Bs. tot(' per bufhel, and at Nantwich tos. Bd.
Some pockets of new hops have already appear.
ed in the market ; they were of excellent quality,
and fold at from five to fix guineas per cwt. The
hop harveft is beyond example abundant. The
current prices of old hops are, bags three to four
guineas, pockets four to five guineas per cwt. The
prices finite months fince were as high as 221. tos.
At the Dublin Market•houfe, on Wednefday
lafi, the bell wheat fold from 3o to 38s. per barrel.

In alrnoft every part of the kingdom the prices
have Lorne a proportionate redudion.
In confequence of the reduaion in the price of
corn, the Magifirates of Edinburgh have reduced
the fares of hackney coaches to the rate they flood
in January, 1800.

Potatoes are now felling for ts. the facic in De-
vonfhire. if the purchafer will dig them, and for
is. 6d. at Weflbury under the Plain in Wiltfhire.
The molt effectual means of reducing the price
of animal food, is to increafe the breed ofi\vine :
not one young pig fhould be killed for four months
to come—the increafe would be tenfold—and da-
maged corn could not be better applied than io
fattening pigs.

A Grim. Con. Cattle was fet down the other day
for trial in the Court of Common Pleas, which was
obliged to be withdrawn in a very unaccountable
manner, owing to two witnefles having grit out of
the way on the morning of trial. The aelion was
to be brought by a Gentleman at Briaol againit
another for Criminal Converfation; and the de.
fence. intended to be fet up was—that the Plain—
tiff's wife had been won at play. This is playing
deep with a vengeance !

HRNRT Giettisrou, Efq. of Kenfington, one of
the dillinguilhed Patrons of the Mendicants In(li-
cution,
Weflminfter, Auguft 22, iBoi, addreffed
for publication to B. D. PERKINS, of Leicefler-
fquare, the Patentee of the METALLIC TRACTOR!,
the following cure on one of the Paupers relieved
by that eftablifliment

Casa--Very Obftinate CHRONIC a HRH MATIIIK poor
widow of the name of Perry, 71 years of age, was for a lung
time greatly afflided with the Rheumatirm in the hip, and ex-
tending down the leg. Since March laft, fhr bad been 'biz to
hobble about only by the afflitance of a ft4f—l lent her your
Tradtors, diredding her daughter how to ufe them I after three
applications, Ike was able to walk to town without her ftaW,
and, to ufe her own ezprefflon, I had made her a thoufand
pounds better. In left than a week Ike was completely recover-
ed, and a few day once, without any fupport, walked into
Keat, 40 miles, to pick hops."

Oa the oft of April was publifhtd, by the Patentee, an entire
new Work, entitled " Cafes of fuccefsful Pradtice wit h Pa It-
RIMS'S PATINT MITALLIC TRACT 0 •, rccelved UGC January
tsoo, the date of the former publication, Sce.:" price It. Sold by
J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.—Of the Patentee
it may be had grads, by ail who have purebafed the Tractors.
The Cures of Gout, Rheumatifm. Head-aeb, Tooth-ads,
Bruire+, and all analogous Dikafes of liorfes which arc
publilbed, are innumerable.
The Traanrs, fo necelfary in every Family, and among
Horfes, may be had, genuine' with new and improved direc-
tions for ufing them. for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Pea-
at s, A. M. the Patentee, in the hook of the late John Hun.

ter, iergeoo, Leteenes.finare; and of Frederic Said., Cho-
unit and DrugsA, in the Haymarket, London. The portable
nature a the Treelore renders their conveyance by Coach. or
even by Poll, perfatly convenient. Lawn tabling their
a.sent (rat-paid) duly ambled to.