Star.
London, England, 1812-06-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, Inducting only from the
15th of June to the 20th of June: ''oral 6,784. quarters.
Average 138$. 011-ss. d. higher than last return.

RETURN OF FLOUR, from the 13th of June to the 191 h:
Total 15,768 sacks— ge 1161. 1114.
4s. 7d. higher th return.
Average Price of Corn in England Wales from the returns
ending the 20th of June, 1812.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans: Pease.
s. 4. 15.d.1 s. d. Is. d. Is. ‘l. 4.
133 10 182 174 2 ISO 2 73 4! 73 4
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the mums made
la the week ending the 24th day of June, is 425. 1 I id. per cwt.

NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Beef 4s 4d to 5s 8.1 Veal bi Od to 61 84
Mutton bs Od to 5. 10d Pork Ss 84 to 7s Od
Lamb Ss. 4d. to 7s. 4d.
PRICE OF.HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. . • Pockets.
Kent 41 4s to A 10. Kent 41 15s to 81 Cs
Sussex 31 151 to 51 los Sussex 41 lOs to 61 6

Fants.—Wadebridge fair on Monday se'nnight produced the
greatest shew of cattle ever remembered there-700 head of
cattle were sold at good prices. At Mawgan (in Pidar) on Mid-
summer-day there was also a pretty large shew of cattle, which
sold well. There was a good shew of store cattle at Pelytit
summer fair, which sold at high prices ; fat cattle were scarcer.'
MoNmobTli Wool. FAlR...4'bl' distinguished mart, held on
Wednesday, was well attended, both by the growers and dealers,
and a large quantity of this valuable staple was exposed for sale.
Prime fieeces soh( from 28s. to 320. per stone, and in demand ;
but middle and coarse fleeces met with a dull sale, even at re-
duced prices from those of last year.
Tuesday, at the annual fair, held at Bannockburn. the shew
of cattle was fully greater than usual. Good fat cattle fetched
fair prices, but lean were very dull.
CARLISLE, June 27.—During ties week we have bad several
heavy thunder showers. Crops of all kinds are 'most promising.'
The hay harvest is commenced, and the grass is lutist luxuriant..
BILLrAsT, June 23,—We rongratulatst the public on a farther',
tall to oatmeal in our market yestesday, it having been sold at tes.
per ewe.—We are also rejoiced to have seen remarkably fine
sew potatoes is our market. ludeed rwe have little doubt but a
few weeks will bring a plentiful supply of sell the necessaries of life.
Penzance—Very little grain ht market. Wheat, 575. Bar-
`ley, 83s.
. Taueo—Best Wheat 50a. Barley Q9s. 6d. Oats 19s.
Sr. Coiuma.—Wheat 395. to Os. Barley Vs.
Sr.AUlTatt.—NO Wheat sr Barley at mai ket.
Caattiroao—Wheat (24 gals.) 50s. Barley 302.0 d.
List Ka a s—Visrat (16 galls.) 355. to 365. Barley 198.6 d. 2011
—Oats 12s 6d. to lbs.
LAUNCISTON—A good supply. Wheat (16 gals.) Ns. Barley
112 a. Od. Oats 10s. lid.
I.Esos,JuNt market of Tuesday was fully equal to
that of Saterslaf ; and tp thew that the beneficial effects of the
repeal of the Orders in Councn am not confined to the Cloth-
markets, we have the pleasure to state, that on Thursday last,
the clay the Declaration revoluel these Orders, reached Yorkr
shire, one house in this town, trading to America, bought in the
market at aradfurd, from three to four thousand pieces of stuff
goods : and that the same day not fewer than 300 hales at goods,
principally, we believe, for the American market, passed along
the streets ot.this town, on the way to their destination.
BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 27.—We have the satisfaction of stating,
that the manufacturers of this town begin to feel the beneficial
leffectsoftherepealuftheOrdersin Cooled: many of the merchants
having commenced their ddpments, and re-issued their sispended
ordets. The advance of the season, may, 'however, prevent so
large an exportation as would otherwise have taken place—this,
with the stores at Liverpool may, therefOre, take a few Months
to restore the trade of the town to its secuotomed pitch. The
relief afforded the present moment, will be greatly felt, especially
.ands multi* wanted for the Spring. •