Star.
London, England, 1806-10-02 00:00:00

ORR; LT L 7 LI A.ll. REPORT far SEPT EMBER

The Wheats of the Midland Counties prove the
beavieti ; thole of Bedfordthire, and a part of Be►ks.
}rave hitherto produced the finest (moots. The
Barleys of Norfolk, and the Itonthings of Eger., are
Mott!, lean ; thole of Hertfordfhire are in thief
!nation with the principal Maltiters. The Oats in
many diftrifls ate fowls,. more produetive ratan was
expeCted from the thin appearance of ftraw on the
ground. Beans alfo Are likely to yield a fair average
crop, but the Ticks are molt abundant. Clover Seed
Ins failed pretty generally, from the continuance of
wet weather, fo that unlefs a confiderable fupply can
be derived through Hamburgo, the flock of old feed.
which is lupe, will probably experience a material
advance in price The plants of Turnips were never
atoregentrally promiiing; and the Potatoe crops prove
abundant. —The Grazing Counties have thrown out
much latter feed.—Hops have ielded but partial
produce; but few difiriets Affording famples of tall
year's quality.—Smithfield has been abundantly Cup•
plied through the month, where gond Beall. and
Sheep have found dull mat kets. Lean Stock of auqt
kinds has experienced a Bart, from the abundance of
pars s but the large importations which continag
from Ireland are likely to keep Black Cattle at rue
derate prices.—Hogs c• ntinue reafonable. The Wool
Markets are become brick, and mote money is given
both for thou 461 long fleeces.

The Gentlemen in the vicinity of Forces having
railed a liberal fubfcription for crating a monument
to the memory of the immortal Nf LSON, and his
brave companions, who fell with him in atchieving
the glorious victory off Trafalgar, the foundation
Hone of the edifice was laid on the 26th ult. by
James Banns., of Brodie, Efq. M. P. and Provin•
cial Grand Mailer Macon. It is an Octagon Tower,
24 feet in diameter, and 72 in height, conformable
to a plan furniffied by Mr. CH STIWART.
Archited, at Darnaway Cafile. The (cite of the
building is the fummit of the Cloven Hills, in the
immediate vicinity of Fortes, commanding a view
of the Murray Frith, and eight furroonding counties.
Town H•M FTS DISTRICT. SISSIONR•HnUSI,
WILLCLOS R-SQyAR 1.--The Quarterly Meeting of the
Magifirates comirenced yefterday,before Sir DANIIL
Wiwatep, and a very refpedable body of Judices,
when the ufual application for the renewal of the li•
cence fur the Royalty•Theatee was made, on the be,
half of MA Steele and Mr. Adley, jun. when the
prayer of the petition was complied with, Without a
diffentient voice. Sir Demist, W ILLIARIII informed
Mr. Altley, jun. that the able management evinced
In the order and regularity with which the Theatre
had been concluded under his controul, had induced
the Bench to giant an immediate renewal of the li•
eence, and he doubted not but the Royalty Theatre
would be continued to be concluded in the fame
praife-worthy manner.
Yefterday morning a boy got up behind a hackney
coach palling through Fleet-Street, and which was
clofely followed up by one of the Vauxhall Stages,
the driver of which continued, for a confiderable
time, unmercifully to lath the little boy with his whip.
The lad cried out piteoufiy, but could not venture to
extricate himfelf by efeape, without the rifle of be.
ing trampled to death by the horfes of his tormentor.
The perfevering and wanton cruelty of the ruffian
excited the notice of a number of perfons, who cried
Shame at his condo& At length the fellow was called
to, Severely reprehended, and threatened with punifh-
ment, by a Gentleman amongft the crowd ; when
Mr. Po pulled up his horfes, defcended from his
feat, dealt out his infolcnce and defiance to all around
him, and, amongft the Tell, threatened to pugifixt the
Gentleman who reprehended his cruelty. He was,
however, very Speedily convinced that he had got
upon the wrong box: for the Gentleman tomato, and
in about three minutes gave him a complete drub-
bing. The Gentleman took his number, and faith-
fully promifed him a meeting at the Coach Office,
&cantle-place.
bitty tsrs.—An inquifition was taken on Tnefday
op the body of John Burkett, who met his death on
Saturday lad. The deceafed, a fervent, was going
through Haramerfraith with his maßer, in a delft',
when the bode took 'tight at a baker's batket. and
darted off at full Speed. The matter jumped out,
and one of the reins broke whild the deeeafed was
pulling the hark up, by which he was precipitated
backwards, and had his Skull fradured.—An inquifi.
lion was alfa taken on the body of James Fos, who
fell into the (Lore in Davies-dreet, where a foldier
101 l his life a few weeks Since. The deceafed was
employed by Mr. Rowles to repair the Shore, when
he met his death. Verdid in both cafes--Acciden•
tat Death.
MILANCHnLY Accintior.—An Inquifition was
taken on Monday, at the White Hotfe, Knightf•
bridge, before A. GILL, Efq. Coroner for Weitmin.
der, on the body of Sarah Gregory, who met her
death by the overturning of a Rage coach. The de.
ceafed, a young woman of refpedable parents, who
refide at Hendon, lived at a Lace Manufadnry, No.
3s. New Bonddreet 4 and the obtained leave to go
and fee her relations, on Tuefolay fe'nnight ; and a re•
lation who lived in the fame houfe accompanied her.
Os their return by Chillman's Hendon liege in the
evening, the axle•tree broke in Tottenham•court•
road, the vehicle was overturned with great violence,
and the decealed had fume limbs broken, Width
being dreadfully broiled, her fall being from the
roof of the coach. Her relation was alto dreadfully
br uifcal, but (he is in a fair way of recovery. The
deceased lived in agony until Friday evening, when
Ae expired. The Jut y returned a verdict of Acciden.
tat Death. But with refped to the Ucodand, the
Coroner ordered the Jury to affemble again on Wed•
nefday next, when ;wooer witnelfes would appear to
inform them of the condo& of the Stage coachman.
The True Briton Stage couch broke down lad
Sunday evening at Loughborough, in its way to
town trom Wakefidd, with nine outride paffengers
and (-even infidea, together with as much Image as
would load a town cart. The weight was A excel-
five as to break the (selectee Short in two. By. this
means f I pad-Alger' were dreadfully braifecli—
amoag whom Was Mr. William Hanley, of the Cock
and Horn, Cree Church lane, Leadenhall Greet. One I
poor woman was in loch a deelorable date that the
wAs:oloti,;cd to tic left oft the slid.