Star.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

b*.00,11.N EXCHANGE, MARL LANK Seen. SC
a very considerable 'apply of every description of Grain
from Essex, Kent; and Suffolk, which otosekand a
his every article in our market. The kw samples of
very heavily at a reduction of Is. per quarter en the
of this day se'nnight ; and but link progress ha* been
made id getting rid of it at that abatement. Batley has also been
Id ode, ,the finest making parcels not being able to realise Ewe
than 3Se. per quarter. Beaus are front is. to da. per quarterlovrer„
'there being a larger arrival of new qualities at market. , Peas are
likewise extremely dull sale, and a little lower. Oats most be no.
deed as very heavy sale. at a redactioa of le. per quarter trout the
quotations of Monday list; but little has been done at that &dine.
In other articles thy.* is no altei
Wheat, Kest & Rent. Ste Ws
floKolk. eins tee
Noefolk. 4112" SOs
Rye Ste M.
Barley 301 II&
Malt 60s 640
Peas, White het 51IS
Boilers On 114*
DEMI TA,
Wheat, English quarters 7,1
Do. Foreign

Pea, Gra Us am
Beans, Small Ms as
Ticks sew as as
Oats, Pastes as Hs
Padua Sim as
Feed as as
Flour, per sick, 4454.
Rapeseed Per bat:
LASI
Foreign this •
saes 4FI•

In 4n4
.111011

foreign Onus 44
Peas 1,1414
English Roar, sacks 9,946
Foreign do. barrel' 230
• SMITHFIELD 1111ARIERT, Sam Ai.
Beals a shade better than as Friday, the best Neat being 4s.
to sa. per stone. In Matson the trade Is heavy, the finest Dawns
not reaching more than tt, 64. per stone; and Lamb is 44. to ss.
per stone. 'fliers is no attention in Veal worth noticing; but Pork,
as it gets more into season, is advancing in price. the best dairy-fed
Porkers being as high as 6s. 64. per stone..-.0ea5t5,11,732; lamp,
22,740; Pigs, 14*; Calves, 196.
Heel, per stone, 5.. id. to 6s. Mutton, 3s. 44.144.441 1 Vag.
58,30 56.11 d. Perk. 4s. to. 6s. 64. Lamb, 4s. to ss..—.friay,.per load,
13 10a. to £5; Clover, .ca Is. re 46 ; Straw. 41 10s. 1041 161.
LIVERPOOL, Sam

Barlß, Bs7itish 1,914
Foreign Bailey; 196
Malt, British 2,294
Oats 4,526

Covron.—The input a 6,500 bags and the sales do sot exceed
11,110 bags, at a small reduerim in price on only Set Isitods.....
Advices from New Test of the 124 Aragon, quote no alteration in
the prke of Upland, or the premium of Exchange, from those of the
15th August given-la oar last.
Snout, Am.—Them•has been a steady demand for Sugar, and
SOO bhds. have been disposed ef, m prices, in some few instances,
not quite es high as those of last week; 400 bags East India have
been taken at 765. 6d. In foreign Sugar, Cocoa, Ginger, anti Pi-
mento, the transactions are uninteresting. About 200 casks Plants.
lion Coffee have been midi at barely last week's quotationa Aid
for 160 casks St. Vincent Molasses, Sts. 6d. has been paid, to be
takeo from the Quay.
Rica.—The sales are SW tees. Carolina at 17s. to 194 a

DREADFUL ACCIDENT UPON VIZ RlVEE..—Between
nine and ten o'clock la,t evening a small skiff. contain.
ing five persotii. was by mismanagement upset, between
W.terloo and Westminster Bridges. The party con-
sisted of two young females and three youths, and were
returning from an excursion; and a e lament to have
to state, that of this party three are drowned, namely,
the young women, both of whom stink and were not
after wards seen above the water, and dne of the youths,
who fell under one of the barges, and he also asap.
patted. The other two clung w the boat and were
saved, their shrieks bringing several persons in boats to
their assistance and rescue. Several waternien have
been occupied this Morning with the drags, endeavotur•
ing to find the bodies. The oldest of the sufferers was
17 years of age; she was.the youngest daughteirsizidr.
Bast Low, brushmaker, 131. Drury-lane. Alum en
o'clock the body of the youth was found and taken a re.
Dorpt.thr CASTLE.—We understand that niCttill . f
any value, exceptiag a few pieces of metal, halteen
recovered out of the ruins of Depplin Castle. It
was at one time hoped that the sudden fallen in of
parts of the roof and floors would have canted
down and buried beneath them, so as tOliesetve
them from the flames, a number of isfoolli, and
chests viith family papers. Everything,"lfissiever,
among the ruins was found in a state of bharcoal.—.
An immense number of interesting family manuscripts,
on which Lord Kitorour.t. set a very high value, have
been destroyed. Of the noble library, we lament to
say, there • has perhaps been a third burnt: What re•
mains will still form a library superior in went and
value to most in the country; but among those de.
stroyed there must have beets many of the superb and
scarce editions of the classics which can never be se.
placed—Perth COSrier.