Star.
London, England, 1810-08-24 00:00:00

COUNTRr MARKE7S.

Ocoticerrza—Wheat 15s. 6d. to I9s. Barley Gd.
Beans 7s. Bd. to 10s. Oats 44 to 6s.
WORCISTLit—Wheat ISt. 64 to 17s. 6!. Barley :Lee.
Beans 6s. 4d. to 7s. Bd. Oats 4s. to ss. 9d.
Bnazwsauar—Wheat 16s. 7d. to ISs. 441. (Lai 7%4 to .4.14
Wol.veunAlst rox— %'heat 15s. to los. /laxity t.s. to 7s. t 4
Beans 9s. to 10s. Oats 56. 6d.

BIRMINGRAM—Whzat. 16s. to 17s. Barley Ss. to Gs,
fa. to los. Oats 46. 2d. to St.

'Wakefield, August 17.—We had a pretty good slew of
but a poor one of sheep; in consequence, beasts were
lower in price, and suir.e remained tutsold, frum the
wanting a greater reduction. The sheep were all l t tidily _
out any reduction in prices. There were ..!:$0 besets, and
sheep and lambs in the market.

Yarmouth, August 18.—We had a short supply of grain is
day. Fine wheats are much in denixid, avid •25. per qr. scare.
there is also much demand for the inferiors. liarlvy was more
request, but very little on sale, and prices are nominal. 0.4.,
very dud sale. In other grain no alteration.

Ipswich Marker, the lath instant, was thinly supplied u i ht*
grain. Wheats experienctd a dull sale, no alteration
note in the prices ul last week.

Bristol, August 17.—We had a very good chew of
but they went off very dull. Fat beet and mutton as before, v:.
Beef from 78s. to sys. per cwt. and Mutton 7d. par lb.
Hogs from I Is. od. to I 21. ;At. score. Store Hogs still alvat.4
a
in pricer. There will be nu material alteration la our In.uitet to
the fair.
Bristol, August I6.—Since last statement Lttle has been do-.ehere in corn. Wheat is about Its. per sack dearer, ..nd Fl ;,r
advanced is. per hag ; other kinds of grain, and sona t
the same.

Haddington, August 10.—Wheat had a heavy se.e, and prim
about 14, per boll cheaper than last week. 3.111 t
week. Oats about 2s. cheaper. Pea.; and Beaus 4bot, ls.k
cheaper. _ _

August 17 --Wheat 365. to 495. 6d. Barley 2Gs. 6d. to 345. G.:.
Oats e4s. to Ms. 6d. I%as 2Ss. 6d. to u.:s. Beans ess. i.d. to 3.1.
Ara, August 16.—The wheat harvest has begun in the nribia.
bourhood of Kilmarnock. Mr. Matthew 14 ,Bock, merchars
and baker, began, on Tuesday last, to cut down a &Id of Uut
grain. The wheat in geueral appears to be a very good crop, and
if the weather should continue dry fur a few wetks, it will alba
be of a very good quality. Crops of every kiud promise to be
plentiful.

There was pulled in Messrs. William and Thomas Samsof,
nursery, Kilmarnock, a gousebery, •which weighs 15 Jxaeluns,aet
measured 41 inches in circumference.

Newcastle, August 18.—We had some further arrivals of to
reign Wheat since our last, but having to-day a very small supply
from the farmers, sales were effected,t hough slowly, at last weLlei
prices. Good Baltic Wheat 1045. to tons. We have this wetk
had a considerable further importation of Rye, of which•very
little has yet been sold. We cannot, however, quote aay further
reduction in the prices. The price► of Beans and Peas ale tactic.
lower. Those of Barley remain as last quoted. Oats Is. pet
quarter dearer.

Arrived this week, 845 quarters of wheat, 4500 Barley, 343
Malt, 240 Oats, 70 Peas.

Morpeth, August 15.—T0-day there was a short supply ci
cattle, which sold readily. A great many Sheep and Lambs; ii
sold briskly, but the inferior stood long, and were not sold.
At Norwich Corn Market, on Saturday, August IS, there es
but very little business done, as very few farmers were present.—
The little wheat shown was in demand, and at higher prices; ails
barley likewise was dearer. Wheat was sold at 625. and barley
21s. 6d. to 225. per coomb.

At Norwich Cattle Market, on Saturday,August IS, there ws
a plenty of fat beef, which did not fetch more than 10s. per store,
and a good deal remained unsold. There was a good chew of 14
mutton, which was purchased at from Sid. to 9d. per lb. Tit•ic
were a great many lambs, at much the same price as last week,
and the sale not very brisk. _

Swansea Fair, on Wednesday, August 15, was very plentifull
supplied with cattle and horses, the tormer met a ready salrst
rood prices, and considerable bosiaess was done: the demand
for !urea was not gr,at, but those that found purchasers sal

Britton! Fair, near Sali►bury, was held on Monday last, and
the number of sheep and lambs penned amounted to 28,000.-
1 he sales were uncommonly brisk on fleshy wether sheep and
Sou: 11 D.As n limbs, us% ing to the great giant ides of sheep food is
the upland counties. Ewes met with a beavj sale. Weaker* sold
from 345. to 4 hs. per head ; Ewes from 31 s. to SJs. per head ;sod
Lanibs groin 17s. to 26, per head. There was a huge showed
horses of all descriptions, but they experienced a very dull sale.

BIRI HS.

On the Rh instant, at Ramsgate, Lady Frances Buchanan RAl-
dell, wife of Sir J. 13. Riddell, Bart. of a son and heir.
At Wear House, near Exeter, on Saturday last, the Lady of
Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, K. B. of a son.
At Ruslibrooke hall, Suffolk, on Fifthly, the Lady of Llano.
nant-Colonel Rushbrooke, of a daughter.