The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-22 00:00:00

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peck .
the 13th; the oatmeal-was from Is. Id. to Is. 3d. per
peck, SW the quartern-loaf, fine, 9d.
Robert Craig • sent to Paisley, on Satnrday the Ist
September. &quantity of fine new oatmeal, from his
farm of Hetrick, parish of Kiltnacolm. Kilmacolm
is accounted one of the latest parishes in Renfrewsbire.
lIADDINETON, SEPT. 14.—A small supply of wheat
in market, which met with a ready sale; prices coast-
derably higher then last day; best old, 375. 6d. ;'
best new, 365. ; current prices of both from 325. to
365. Top price of old barley 41. higher than last
day; best 265. ; current pace's, from 19s. to 235.
Top price of old oats 2s. bightr than last day Chest
20s. current prices from 17s. to 19s. Peas and beans 18s.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 18.-The great anxiety which existed
during the last week regarding the harvest, has con-
siderably abated. The fall of rain has been great, but
the damage, except upon the low and heavy grounds,
it is calculated, has not been by any means sogreat as
was at first imagined. The three
,last days hive been
tolerably fine, and the greatest exertions and used to
cut down and get in the corn. But the speculators
are manifestly operating upon the Corn Exchange for
a rirc. If they succeed, the Ports will be thrown
open, and manifest fraud will be committed on the
Agriculturists of England and Ireland. We are still
inclined, however, to hope and believe that they will
not succeed in their plan.
lisLwAv, SEPT. 13.—The faiourable change in the
weather for some days past, has enabled the Lamers to
get a considerable proportion of their crops out of
danger, and there is every appearance now that we
shall have upon the whole a most abundant harvest.
LIMERICK, SEPT. 13.—Upwards of 3000 barrels of
Wheat appeared at this day's market; the quality,
though injured, is much better than was anticipated,
from the unfavourable state of the weather. The pur-
chasing was rather dull—prices from is. IL to Is. 4d.
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CORR, SEPT. 14.—The weather since our last has
continued most favourable for agricultural purposes.
This day and yesterday the sun has shone out, and
imparted a warmth that cannot fail to bestow a saluta-
ry advantage on the late and standing crops, which
will be of incalculable benefit, and also in saving such
as have met the sickle. They were equal to the most
favourable harvest weather.—(Chronicle.)
KiwteNnv, Seer. Is.—The almost uniform fine-
ness of the week just ended has nearly dissipated the
gloom with Mkt, our harvest prospect was so lately
overcast. The country here presents, on every side, a
busy and highly interesting scene. In the immediate
neighbourhood of Kilkenny, the harvest has been ge-
nerally completed ; and from the remoter parts of the
county we have received very satisfactory accounts of
the progress made in every department of field labours.
—(.Moderator.)
Average Price of Grain for the
.Week ended Sep-
tember 8,1821 :
Ostgeaat. Aveanc4.-IVheat, 553. 84.—Rye, 28s.
—Barley, 255. 11d.—Oats, 19a. Bd.—Beans, 275. Bd.
—Peas, 3IM. sd. '
PRICES MELLOW WRIER FOREIGN GRAIN IS Piton!.
BITE n.—W heat Wts.—ltye,s3s.—Barley, 40s.—Oats, 275.
Beans, 53s.—Peas, 535.

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PAIVES BELOW %VINCI( BRITISH COLONIAL GRAIN Is
44,—Barley, 33s.—
Oats, 22s.—Beans, 44s.—Pests, 4-Is.
The Average price of Wheat in England and Wales,
fur the last ten years, was 89s. I Id. per quarter. In
1813, it was 1284. Bd. Last year, 695. sd. This year
625. sd.

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LOND
SATURDAY EVADING, St
We have received this nu.
20th inst. With the exception
Grand Signor, which will be
columns, these papers scarcel
that relates to the Turkish
equally silent respecting th,
ing are the principal conte!
Letters from the head-qt
witsch, on the frontiers, am
yesterday, that the Russians
principalities of Wallachia,
of August, and a private let
Prutb, dated the 13th of AT
elan troops stationed there
of orders. The execution
plation. An investigation
between Jassy and Constant
eager to advance. It is supposed
the first battle will be very
a letter from Frankfort da,
Turks have gained some ad,
General Odysseus has retire(
said that the Greek fleet has
nichi to go to some other port
Constantinople all is said to'

An article from Vienna,
the accounts from Smyrna,
us that the proper author
vigorous measures in order
of that city. Many Turks
dcavouring to revive the dl
The port of Smyrna contaii
after the arrival of Admi
ship. The English have
the Dutch one frigate.
the situation of affairs i.
same. The Baron Strogonoff
in his own house. Thi
of Petersburg!► to the w
went is hourly expected.
!published an article dated
I that a merchant's house

from a correspondent a pi
announcing that the govt
expressed it as their opini
Russia and the Ottoman
upon as certain. In coot
tricot Observer says, that
dare that no bulletin has
containing any thing like
An article from Pest dated

ay s, that they have learns
had been detained at tile
been set at liberty by or&
Prince Metternich, and f
Trieste, under an incog.
account is, that Prince Y 1
liverance to the interposil
Many persons, the most
knowledge that the provii
davia ought to attribute
precipitation. Accounts
8, state, that the Duke ant
now residing at Welintle,
which are going on there,
It is in this Chateau tlu
will sleep the night previ
The troops which are to
and its environs, during
consist of eight regimen(
Cnrassiers, four of Ilu:
The knfantry will be composed
two Ortinards, and five
there are to be eight bri
two of horse. The Gaze
10, contains the followiL
Kruz, of Leipsick, who,
had published an appea,
tion, to the young men of
them to take part against .
your to re-establish an associm
has received a severe reprimand
vernment, forbidding hi
fair which ought to remaii
seeing that he is charged
and employed by a State
the world."—On the 17i
state, the Duke tie la Ch;
grand suite for Calais,
King of England.
FRENCH FUNDS, SEPT.
ing to the Journals ; March
86f. 451c.—Actions of
cording to private letters,
86f. 80e. •

Lam accounts by the
that a Spiaish het, consit
3or 4 frigates, and a sloop
the OA of July, bound to
Ratrast of a bitter from "
".The Timber Duty Bill
Parliamout, is Minty to
therio carried on kola

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mill. ,11%taaoes are late, and oa clay lands wilt be *n ',,PR__lslll,4ll__,_lF 81"" Till
tkintliffearnt erop, sad the whole will .be short_of an riper's &rt. Rod
It polq_ast•C••• 61 eh
average.
• .. At tho-Adiabuigh market this day the first oatmeal alfeTcaat, 16
rwas 19s. per boll, or Is. U. per peck: at Dnndee on. 6Per C
Ct inh• libet
5 par Aiy 109 a
the 13th; the oatmeal was from Is. Id. to Is. 3d. per =per Nut.
I I peck, lifid the quartern-loaf, fine, 9d. Leak Ann
Robert Craig -sent to Paisley, on Satnrday the lat fmp.sparCaott.
n r. ____,__ _ ____.:... -e c__ ---- -.......1 t.,..... his Irish 6 Per Cod.