Star.
London, England, 1801-07-27 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

PRICE/ CRAIN, AT TYi FOLLOWING Id
Neon/at. —Wheats. octa od. to rhos. od. per Quarter.
Barley 6os. od. to 60.0 d. I Beans 621.0 d to 641.0 d.
Bits alts. od. to 451.0 d. Peale 6os. od. to 635. od.

}hitters—Wheat Laos od to tfsos od per Quarter.
Bailey oft od to oosod I Beans 52s od to bos od
Oats aesod to 43s od. Peek oos od to oos od
BAstnastotte..—Wheat 132 J od to Los per quarter.
Beeler od to 6ts od I Beatasas od to 62s .od
Oats 26s od to 43 od Peak 451 od to 58s od

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'READINOrWheat Soo. od. to 140..0d. per Qliarter.
Barley 345. od. to fsos. cd. Betas 375. od to bos. od.
Oats 24'. oil. to 4os. ed. I Peale 475. od to 555. od.

READ: ac, JULY 2 5.--The wheat harveft is begun
all round. this neighbourhood : the abundant crops
cannot but induce us to concur in the general opi-
nion, that•this principal neceffary of life will foon
become fo heap as to be once more within the
l•reach of the mechanic and labourer.

We arc &fired, from the moll refpedable au-
thority, to infert, that wheat fell in our Market this
day 21. 16s. per quarter, upon a fair average ; a
much greater recludion in one day than was ever
remembered by any perfon now living, though
not unexampled in the annals of binary ; for Fleet-
wood, in his Chronieva Preeiefurn, Pays,—" In li
t3t 7, harvell was all hoofed before the firft of
Septembers and that wheat that fold at Tome
placts for 41. a quarter, loon fell to 6s. 6d. a var-
ier, and that oats that had fold for 31. os. 4d. a
quarter, foon fell to ss. 4d. At Leicefter on a
Saturday wheat was fold at 21. 14s. a quarter, and
on the Friday following it was fold at 14s. a
quarter."
At Newbury, -we hear, wheat fell the lall mar-
ket-day, full 51. per load ; and new potatoes, of
the Snell fort, were fold, in waggon loads, at 3d.
per gallon, and afterwards offered at the moderate
price of tad. per bufhel by retail.
At Dublin, on Wednefday, for the firfl time
this feafon, new oats were brought to Thomas.
flreet Market, from the lands of S. H. MORGAN,
Efq. of Ann-Mount, County of Dublin. They
were of an excellent quality.
The harvell has already commenced in various
parts of the country with great promife. Wheat
was cut fcveral days fence in the neighbourhood of
Walham-Green, and about Colubrook, Windfor,
Exeter, Brighton, Thetford, Cambridge, and in
various direlions the wheat harveft has partially
commenced.

The Wheat Harvell is beg
'
begun in the neighbour-
hood of Windfor, and there is a great profpea of
the moll abundant
Crops. The late forms did
fornc partial damage, but, in general, all defcrip-
tions of Grain prornife to yield confiderably be-
y on d the iwodua of leveret precedin years. If
there the weather continues favourable, will.be
new wheat, in fame of the provincial markets, in
aboet a week's time.
A 'sedan named Patrick Macnamara, of Park,
county Limerick, on the tft this month, reaped
one of.the fineft crops of barley that ever was re-
membered in that neighbourhood, produced from
the corn that filed left year, without the leaf pre-
' pa ration of ploughing or harrowing, and the new
corn produced is likewife remarkably large in the

grain.
New Barley was cut on Monday laft at Lither-
land, near Liverpool.
New barley was fold in Cardigan market, on
the nth inftant : and the very abundant crops
throughout Wales have occafioned a confiderable
fall in the price of that article.
The price of hops has been fo lowered of late,
that the fame quantity which colt al. fome time
fence, may now be bought any where for 61.
The magiftrates of the Ifle of Wight have ob-
tained from the Lords of the Admiralty an order
for the protetilion of all labourers, not feamen,
from insprefs, who may pats to that ifland for the
purpoCe of affifting in the harveft, which has coin-
Mewed in feverar places.
In confetmcnce of the intelligence, that the crop
in the North is uncommonly good this year, the
ofirain has fallen very cionfiderably itt Hal-

NAUTICAL IN7 ELLIVENCE.

MAILS 'THIS DAY.-MIXD .N. E.

• Flausburglr, July sr.
• Dublin, Jul? 23.13,
s Watcrford. July 2 it, as,
• Duoareratlec, July as, 23,

FALMOUTH. JULY 24.

Arrived this morning the Chip Elizabeth, Capt.
MeG r, with 4000 butkels of wheat, 1850 barrels
of flour for London, from Quebec, under convoy
of his Majetly's (hip Hiso, iihich paired with the
remainder of the convoy this morning to the Eaft-
ward ; about 3o fail parted company from them
off the Banks of Newfoundlond. Sailed the LoM-
nos packet, Lieutenant Fitosm, to colic& the trade
for the North Channel.—Arrived yeflerday, the
Asses- cutter, to give in firnitions for verli:ls bound
to Oporto, but none being here the failed aain
immediately to join the Comsrawce frigate off the
port with the fleet for Oporto under convoy.—
Arrived yetlerday. the flip Pelican, Capt. Para-
re a, from London for Smyrna.—Sailed the Vaasa
cutter, Lieritenant Coo Law, to join Sir Edward
PLLLLw'Lfqnadron off Rochfort.