Star.
London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

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Wioakitio IVettino DR 211.--Round dress of lend worn
'over either a white or peach coloured slip ; the dress flounced
with the same, with a ribband of peach colour placed above the
Sounce. Loose sleeves, a-la-Caroline' confined by bands 'oC
poach oiloured rlbbend. British l.ady's bonnet, the texture black,
over peach colour. The hair parted on the forehead. Half-boots,
and stoves of peach coloured kid.
Daass or ewe COURT or FRA scr.—.Petticost and train of
white ratio, superbly °maim sited round the border and sides
with flowers and coloured foil. Body of white patio or silver
tinier. Short full sleeves of white satin, richly ornamented with
point lace, and surmounted by imperial wings formed of a triple
row of the stunt material. Togo* of white satin, encircled round
the forehead by a bandeau of pearls or diamonds. The hair in
awls, a 14-Ninon ; superb plume of full white ostrich feathers,
and court lappets of fine lace. Earrings and necklace of dia-
monds. White kid shoei with very small rosettes; white kid
glow, ornani-nted at the top with a narrow fluted gaining of
blood.—La Bills Auer:Me.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT fir SEPTEMBER.
The Wheat Harvest has commenced pretty gene.
rally upon light lands in all but the northern distzicts,
where the corn is still in a backward state. Through
the Isle of Thanet, and the eastern pans of Kent and
Essex, a considerable breadth of wheat i 5 cut .11ready,
and is expected to rise well. The pulse crops are
unequal in most countries, both in peas and beans ;
the drilled ones far exceed those sown broad-cast, the
latter, from the continued rains, having run too --inch
to haulm to set well from the bloom. The baileys
may be reckoned a full average crop. The principal
turnip countries never exhibited more regular and
healthy plants ; and the young cic.vers are equally
promising. The latter crops of hay, which were
heavy, have been well got up ; but old hay is getting
scarce, and therefore daily advancing in price. Po-
tatoes are every where abundant. The lamb and
sheep fairs recently held have been largely supplied,
and the former sold at about last year's prices, but
wetber sheep, that was fresh, fetched more money.
Considerable droves of Scots and Irish beasts are up
in the .hires; but little business is doing at present
in lean stock, the drovers, from the plenty of feed,
not feeling disposed to submit to the reduction of
prices, which the graziers generally look for. Hogs,
and other articles of the pig kind, are lower. Mitch
stock, of the cow kind, are better. Draught horses
are scarcely saleable on any terms. The meat mar-
kets for prime beet and mutton arz on the advance.'
The principal wool fairs have passed without any
business being done, there being little or no demand
either for long or silent fleeces.

Devises Market was on Thursday but thinly at-
tended,
notwithstanding which, an abundant supply!
of wheat pitched for sale. Tnere was a- decline i
prices of toll Pis. per quarter ; and some escelleut
wheat was sold at the close of the market for 325.
per sack.
The wheat harvest became general in the past
week round reunion. The disease called the canker.
is found not to have made those ravages which had
been anticipated frum.the previous rains. The har-
vest has also commenced in Huntingdon, Cambridge,
Bedford, and Hertfordshire; and for oats and barley
is some parts of Lincolnshire.
At Rooney Fair, on Monday se'nnight, there was
a tolerable chew of horses, but hardly any buyers..,-.,
Pigs had a dull sale, at reduced prices. Cheese was
6s. dearer than at Magdalen Hill Fair. Best red So-
„sneiset sold from 70s. to 765. Half Coward 401. to
48s.—Skim 18s. to 26s.—About forty tons remained
unsold.

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WAKEFIELD Ana, SO.—We have received little train up the
Rivet' this week, but have had a tolerable supply by nut farmers.
Owing to the favourable state of the weather, Wheat has been
dull sale at a decline of full Ss. per quarter.
CORNWALL—The continuarce of the fine hat vest weather has
already caused a great reduction in the price of corn, and the
markets are plentifully supplied. At Hasten. wheat fell from
4cs. to Sas. per bushel (three Winchester bushels,) and a great
deal was left unsold. At Camelford, the supply was greater than
ewer witnessed: not one halt of the wheat brought into market
was disposed of. At Liskeard the quantity of grain was abundant,
and a great decline in price was experiences].
•CosEtroto.—We hada larger supply of Wheat than we ever
witnessed at one time before at our market. Not one bail of it
war sold. About three weeks since, a peck of wheat could hardly
be obtained for money.

NEWLIATE AND LEA DEM{ ALL MARKETS, SEPT. S.
(E ti.e Carear, •
Beef, ter stone 2s iS to 4i Ot I Veal 34 4a to Ss 04
Mutton Si 4:1 to 4‘ SI 1 Pork 4s O,l to 4s 44

PRICES OF HAY AND S'rRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMES**. WMITECAII PI L.
Hay 31 las 041 co it Os Od Hay at Ss to 61 6s
I
Straw tl 17s Od to 31 6s Od Straw 21 146 to_ 21 las
Clover, oL 10$. Od. to 10s.
salt?urtCLD.
Meadow Hay it 0; to 51 Iss I Clover GI Os to 71 Os.
Straw .F.'sl Os to .E 3 Os.

PRICK OF HOPS.
ÜBW BAGS. VIM PDC BITS.
Kent 41 Os to 71 106 Kent - 61 Os to 101 10s
Sussex SI Os to 61 10i Sussex 51 Os to 91 14s
Rues SI Os to 91 Os Farnham 101 Os to 141 Os

RAW

EUDES.

Bea Heifers and Steers (per
stone) - et.s 64 to 3s OA
Middling. 2i ei to 26 41
Sheepskins Os to Os 01 Shearlin

Ordinary Is 104 to 2s ad
Market Calf 71e. each.
Eng. gorse 121 t' i2s 6d
s Is 541. Lambs 2s od so 3s 6d

PRICE OF LEATHER. IN
Butts, 30 to bfillis 204 23d
Ditto, 36 .0 1161bs 234 264
Merebents Backs Oud 004
Dreesiog Hides . led lbd
Fine Osach Hideo 164.1744

LEADENHAI.I.--; I'ItEET.
iCalf Skins, SO to Sollit. wfki 211:
Ditto 50 to 701 b; !Lied 264
Ditto 70 to 80Ibs- std ,23d
Small Seals Greenland 27d aoi
i Large ditto, per doz. 804 lOW.

PRICE; OF
St. Jaatees Market Ss

['ALLOW.
rows Tallow
Ysllow Russia
I White ditto
Soap ditto
*lLl—Moulds, 19s 04.
94s—Curd, 91is—Palm, 94s