Star.
London, England, 1826-09-09 00:00:00

IRELAND.

YOUGHALL, SEPTIMara 4.
There arklarge quantities of new vain coining to this made
The prices are rather advancing.
Wheat 30s. per barrel of 20 stone, 14Ibs. each.
Barley Its. 6d. per do. of 16 do.
Oats Iss. 6d. per do. of 14 do.

There ate several shipments of oats in progress for London. The
present freight is Ys. Pd. per quarter, at which rate the best osts eat
be delivered in London at 30s. per quarter.
Butter is not c msiderable in quantity, and the price is regulated
by the Cork market—present price, 90s. 86s. 82s. 765.

His MAJESTY is daily expected at East Cline Lodge,
beautifully situated on the edge of the cliff between Ramvate and
Broadstairs. It is well adapted for the privacy in whichigt MA.
cam now indulges,—since the grounds, which are extensive and
well laid out, are surrounded by walls, and upon the sea side,—
nothing can approach the mansion but the " wild sea mew" or some
such ethereal visitor. The inhabitants of the royal town and liar.
bour of Ramsgate are in high spirits at the prospect of Royaky
giving a preference to the Isle of Thanet over Brighton. The de-
tachment of the Bth llussars stationed in this city, have re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to eseett hs
MAJESTY.--Kelli Herald.
LIVERPOOL, SEP. 7.---There were 4,000 bags of Cot.
ton sold here yesterday, and the sales this day amount
to about 4,000 bags, at an advance of 1 per lb. on the
currency of last week. The trade have been the chief
buyers. We have a fair demand for Sugar from V-e
wholesale grocers, at the prices of last week, and trade
in general is very good, and higher prices are demanded
for most articles. The late prompt and wise measures
of she Ministers respecting the Corn Laws, have tended
greatly to give spirit and confidence to those engaged
in various branches of business, and the importers of
produce genet ally.
Saturday, a Mr. Arthur M'S'ay, an Irish travelling
dealer in soft goods, and possessed of a very soft berm
having become enamoured of a fair countrywoman r:f
his own, who rejected his tender suit, took the lovers
leap Irons the window of his apartment in the Grasa
market, Edinburgh. He is lying ill, but not statist.

rously, in the infirmary.
The Edinburgh Scotsman of the 6th inst. says, " 'tV!
observe that the importation of emit is proceeding win
great activity at Leith. Within the last thtee weeks
about 8,000 quartet s of wheat, 5,500 of opts, and 2.0 n)
of barley, have been entered. The wheat is chiek
from Dan. zic, the oats and barley from Sleswick anJ
Holstein, but a small part of the former is front Rio
Some inconsiderable imports have been made of pe.oe
According to a recent decision of the Board of 'fates,
founded on 54 Geo. 111. c. 141, a person sporting it,
company with, and assisting a qualified man, who hat
taken out a game certificate, is nevertheless not hinhell
protected thereby, but is liable to pay for a game co,
tificate, in oase the principal sportsman has used any do ,1
upon the occasion which were borrowed only, and not a.
tually his own property.
the fittgetneine Zeilung of the 2cl inst. there is a
article from Rome, describing the determined mann
in which his HOLINESS is prosecuting certain reformsi
the administration of the Customs. Surely they al
portentous signs, when we see the Pont and the GRAN
SIGNIOR turned Reformers 1

The late heavy rains, though attended with mutt
good, have occasioned considerable damage in son'
parts of the country. At Itamsgate and Cantering'
the roads and embankments have been torn up; aila
Bath great loss has been sustained in cattle and grli
iby lightning.