Star.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

Calves, 140—figs, 160.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef, per stone, 43 8d to 5s 10d. Veal 5. Od to 6s 811
Mutton . 5s 4d to 68 od. Park 7s 04 to 78 ad

PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow May 41 Os to 51 10$ Clover 51 Os to 61 LOs
Rowell 41 Us to 51 Os Straw 11 18. to SI 5e
_ iSkICES OF HAY .ANDHSTRAW

11• OF.. •
ST. FAMES'S. Wilitiegantio
Hay eh 1.53. to 51. 10s. Od. Hay 41. O. it 48
Straw 21. 2s. to 21. 9s. 6d. Clover 61. os. to 71. Pis
Straw ' 16s.1*41:tiOs
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. Pockets. • ~. •
Kent 91 Os to 111 111 Kent 101 Os to 1411T' ps
Sussex SI Os to 101 6s Sussex 91 Os' to' 11l Os
Essex

91 Os to 111 11s Farnham 161 Ge tp Stel,

PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. James's Market 5s 4d Town Tallow • lilt Od
Clare Market 5s 4id Yellow Russia Od
Whitechapel Market 5s 4d White ditto Ps Od

per atone of 81b. ---. Soap ditto ' 171 Od
164 04d Melting Stuff . :• Va Od
Avenge ss 44 Ditto rousts 56s 04 to Ws
Graves 24. Od. Good Dregs 9s Od' '

Yellow Seap 11112s—Mottled, 114s—Curd, Ilse—Wm lei.
Price of Candles per Oxen, 13a. 6d—Moulds,ls. 04 3

PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET.
Butts 234 25d Calf Skins std' 384
Ditto 274 281 Ditto $54 45d,
Merchants Backs 22et 24d Ditto 404 •
Dressing Hides 2014 21.14 Small Seals 31d 364
Fine Coach Hides 224 231 Large ditto, per doz. 130 s 195 s
Crop Hides for elm.. sop 22d Tanned Horse Hides 224 25s
Uzsatocz, June 24.--Wheat pet load £25 Os to £35 15s.
Barley, per quarter 525. to 554. Oats 475. to 575. Beans 745. to
82s. New ditto Oos. to 00s. Rye 00s. to 00s. Peas 00s. to 00s.

PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JUNE 28.
Ships at Market Sold ' Prices.
48 Newcastle 354 ' 441. Od. to 511. 6d
5 Sunderland 4 455. Ild. to 475. Od

The crops of hay in the neighbourhoOd of South-.
ampton are most abundant, and the appearance of.
all kinds of grain is not less flattering.
Friday last, the Annual Ploughing Match for
Premiums offered by the Bath and West of England
Society, took place on the land of Mr. WM. LUTON,
immediately under Kiagsweston-Hill. The contest
was ably maintained, and the prizes were adjudged
to two Scotch ploughs, worked by men from Berwick
and Roxburgh.
Two men and a woman were dangerousqhurt:
Pallybroody, near Limerick, on Monday se'nnight,
and the Fair Green exhibited a tremendous scene of
riot in the evening.
At the fair of Newport, county Tipperary; ...on
Thursday se'nnight, there was a sanguinary conflict
between two parties, and the fight was so desperate
that, exclusive of several broken heads and wounds,
a man named William Coffee, a carpenter, was killed
on the spot.
Wednesday se'nnight James Bour&e, who was taken
in the act of attacking, With other persons, the out-
offices of Richard Parsons, Esq. at Cragbeg, near
Limerick, on the 11th May, died in the County Hos-
pital, from the wounds he received on that night. ,

Last week T. WILLIAMS, Esq. of Aylston Hill,
near Hereford, suspecting ho heard some one attempt-
ing to break into the premises, gave a servant girl a
pistol to hold, while he opened the door. The girl, in
her agitation, accidentally pressed the trigger, when
the pistol went off, and wounded Mr. WILLIAMS in the
leg, just below the knee. He is, however, in a fair
way of recovery.
Friday last, as the proprietors of the Lea-bridge
Marshes, were getting in their hay, one of the carts
being empty, four children got in to ride back to the
field, when the horses turned round, and ran into the
Lea river, in deep water ; the driver, however,lt the
hazard of his life, rushed into the mean]; and suc-
ceeded in rescuing the children from their perilous si-
tuation, bringing them sate on shore, two in each arm,
after which the cart and horses were got out of the
river by ropes, but the middle horse was drowned.
FIRE.--Saturday morning, a destructive fire hap-
pened in the elegant mansion belonging to Simnel
Symmett, Esq. at Stoke. The conflagration breke
out in the bed-room of Mr. S. The whole of the
building, together with a barn and two valuable ricks
of hay, were entirely consumed. Fortunately no lives
were lost.

Wonsurr-srursT.—Yesterday an infirm man, aged
84, was charged on suspicion of baying murdered his
wile, nearly the same age, at their lodgings in Rose-
lane, Spitalficlds. It was stated in evidence, that
the deceased was discovered dead in her bed on Sun-
day morning, with several marks of violence upon
her head and body, supposed to have been given by
the prisoner, who was committed for re-examination,
after the Coroner's Inquest.

Thursday evening, about ten o'clock, two Gentle.
men travelling in a post chaise, were ordered to stop
by a single sootpad, near Ingress, between Northileet
and Dartford. Not attending to the summons, they
were slut at, but without receiving any injury ; they
also tired at the footpad without effect.

!hag Harden has been committed to Bury gaol,
charged with stealing a parcel from the mail-coach,
containing £75 in Bank-notes, the property of Messrs.
ILINHANI and YALLOP, of Norwich. Harden, who is
only 16, acted in the double capacity of boots and
clerk at the Greyhound Inn, at Bury, and had for
some time been suspected of secreting parcels. It is
said that a cat in the stable having been seen with a
piece of paper, which proved to be part of -a Bank-
note, led to the discovery.
A whale, 22 feet 6 inches in length, and 17 feet 6
inches in diameter, was killed and brought on shore
at Maycock's Bay, Barbadoes, on.the 10th.of April,
being the first fish of the kind ever seen near the island.