Star. — London, England, 1816-11-06 00:00:00

• , .ENIGMA. ••• • rt toforitea that blio Versos and his Soiutkr) speak (he Metal OT litiPegssos to be. Brranrasznist. • To another Candidate we reef, that there ao Oarusitakia" la " LOXDOM CITY." TO THE EDITOR. QtrtSTIOX. SOLUTION. ANSWIII6 The noblest object in the works of An, Learning. The brightest gem which Nature can impart it i ntellect. , tills Srllnd's Eye) The points essential in a Lawyer's lease, Terms. The well known signal in a time of Peace; Cornucoes. The Ploughman when he drives his plough. Hopes. The Soldier's duty, and the Lover's vow ; Fidelity. The Planet stem between the Earth and Sun, Mali: The Prize which Merit never yet bas won; Eldership. The Misr's treasure, and the badge of Jews, Lucre. The Wire's ambition, and the Parson's dues. Decimals,Duty. Scarborough. P.. I'. TO tar. EDITOR. C elcbrity's the Anises just drake" - . O rb of light of Plwure's gern'i the sire: P ens are essential to a Lawyer's lease, £ aligns of Truce denote a, wish for Peace : oisy t h u pl oug hman urging on his team; 11 onour's the Ssldler's boast, and Lever's theist : •A 'mixt Earth and Sun a war; G race, the prise of :clerk, teamed as far : E nor Misers Mind, and the stubborn hws, obits grAce our Wives, and tbs - f Parsecs does! CIOXNUA CAN:Sena and gave" Net hostile Balls eosifounghei; Ut prove her generous as km By &SWARD ' S Fifty Pounder ! Clifton. • Acidells, one of the names of Vanua t A Noble, in money, is 6i. hid. • LO. L TO THE EDITOR. • rig 1. dries' gives the charm to Works of Art, Deceives the Eye, and animates the Heart : What gem. so clear, so lucid to the sight, As when the /ride redacts the light The Tenant, =loos to remain lu PPM. Requires a Term proportion'd. in his Leese. Mar Peace and Plenty yet tegmbre ndoe, • Tho' empty Cereontio now are rain. • • fhe Farmer's Harem? ripening no his saMv inspires his Hope, while Health repay.* tat, ?Wily notnoted for endless yeses. The ardent Lover vows, and Soldier meant. Valhi sparkles 'mid the Orbs of Night, And guides the Sailor by her welcome Vohs Nor PAIL roses merit, nor a Sewaaristsime, Whilst Tune roils on, can win (toad Fame. Let Misers Leers idolize—and Jews, The Wile and Parson claim Dirrivetios as tbeifeinisi f LI rCHFIELD so more the" Carcase armed !lift," 'Whilst thine own DARWIN'S Lacer of Life MOO Thy Name to distant Ayes Man be known; Nor shall it stand unheeded and alone: With lonason's Honours, and Atli SlWAree Pestle, Shall LiAlijky be reoown'd ha fumes days! Poetics •Llratlh • A word is wanting in the published copy; the line should ens 64 The Farmer's comfort wheat be bolas the plough." $ The ancient name of this City was Lacuratnua—••• Canotas Cellewarn eel Meals." Alluding to his celebrated Week " Lesmetia, or the Laws # Organic Life." -.i.: MALL COACH ACCIDENT.......AS the mail coach was proceeding some nights ago, at its usual pace, through North Wales to Holyhead, when about to descend Tgnant Hill, the fore wheel came in contact v a large stone which had fallen dowo into the road in the course of the day from the cliff above, and im mediately upset. No blame could attach to he coachman or guard, as the lamps were lighted, and both were pertectly sober. At the spot where the coach fell over, the road is very steep, and makes a sharp turn round the face of a precipice. out of which it has been formed like a sort of shelve. The only protection to prevent travellers from falling over into the bed of a river which runs 200 feet below the road, is low badly built wall. In the most dangerous part of this road, the breadth of it is only 12 feet, and here it was the coach upset. The coachman was -thrown upon the wall, with the coach upon him; he saved himself with great difficulty from falling over the precipice into the river, where his hat and whip were found the next day, having . fallen above 200 feet perpendicularly, without meeting a twig or stone to stop them. His leg was dreadfully broken, and he still lies dangerously ill at Corwen. The guard was thrown into the road, and escaped with some tad bruises. The coach was dragged about 200 yards by the horses along the wall before they stop-, anThere was, fortunately, no outside passenger, d only one inside, who escaped unhurt. 'Another attoept to rah As Tigtorneath the postman was gosag to Telansenth, on Thursday atorniag, he was attacked under the archway near Fowdeiham, by two men ; be snapped his pistol, but h missed fire : they succeeded in pulling him off his horse, upon which the horse ran away with the bags; they tilled his pockets of a few pence, struck Bien several violent blows, and then made off. Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDirWe mentioned, some months ago, that it was probable the very de pressed prices of Rum in Great Britain, added to the facility afforded by Government to the shipments di rect to the United States, and the great trade between our North American colonies and the West India islands, exchanging Rum, Molasses, he. for pe o ni. sions, Umber, &c. would greatly affect the impot is of Ruin this seism ; the present stock is about 10,000 ' puncheons less than at the same season last yeai ; it bttely became a great article of specakation v on ac oiamt of the probability of the distillation from grain in Ireland being stopped ;—the distilleries being ordered again to proceed in the usual Ton tine, greatly affected the market; there was little, doing early in last welt, the prices declined two-peace vet gallon ; towards the close the demand again se vtved, bet the purchases were confined to Leeward Island Rums ;=about 1500 puncheons chanted hands, principally, we believe, for exportation ;—the prices advanced about 2d per gallon ; in Jamaica there was very little business effected, and. the prices remained at the late devessed currency. &soaks Sad-Geneva Were in considerable rawest. • nfivitr.LANA rits4rrz. Yagoda; eveifieg a Comedy. by dui late Taillit Zit was fottferise4l for the first time. filled the Ueertirest.. The sot is this: Darien (Dissever), an honemismemem Is the Oserdise ' tdiX VALI.Ace) and hie sister; kt is also the reek (RAY). The two ?meg Men treentravagatit.-ledg moor b otois h o d to t h e son v og .tobse, and Waverley to the ram grtsond,indhadi Mortgage their estates to their guardian, under t dimulse of Moses Levi. The other guardian is Lady Night shade (Mrs. HARLOWO4 who is entrusted jointly with Barton with.the care of Miss Seaman (Mrs. Hears), andirons mer cenary motives encourages the suit of Lord -PRIWee (Mr. S. Paster) to her Ward. The Peer, however,• has a successful rival in the person of Waverfey, but, with the concurrence of his female guardian, atteMptsto use Mohacs. Miss Sedgutoor is rescued front his hands by Weenie/ft and plane under the protection of Lady Louisa, to whom her brother pays his ad dresses. Lady Louisa visits Wait:der, to consult with him re specting the safety of Miss Sedgmoor ; bet being discovered at his chambers by young dedgmoor, to, whom the calm and man ner of his sister's elopement are unknown, a challenge eases. By a fortunate mistake the parties ars reconciled, ben on leaving the ground they are both arrested at the suit of theft guardian, and conveyed to prison. Meantime Barton, In the same &pies of Levi, waits on Lady Nightshade, whose great ambition k to set up a faro-table, and who ; to raise money, wishes to get her ward's jewels replaced by counter feiu, that she may raise money on them. The developement of the plot after this is plain. Sedg :neer and Waverhy are set at liberty, and united to their Mi.- tresses; Lady Nightshade is exposed; and the benevolent views of Barton for the reformation of his wards ure accomplished. This Play can hardly be called a sentimental, but it may be entitled a sententious Comedy. It is of the Modern School, but it is one of the best specimens of it; and though it does not eminently possess no velty or strength of character, it has &clean consis tency, which is no small merit, and.. that and correctness .ushich Mr. Team an sue Saab tained in his lietarinteee. The dialogue is inter de formed by pan or Oreed - conceita. No silly attempt . is made to raise a laugh by the incessant repetaion of some quaint phrase, or what is understood by an ha bitual bye-word. The sentiments. on the contrary, flow naturally from the characters that utter them, and a number of familiar turns of speech are most aptly and archly introduced. 'l'be character of the Anwar/ is admirably drawn. and it is blinded on historical truth.. Mr. Tom drew it from a living original, and many suchlastancesillustrate the legal profession. One of the points which was received by the audience with the wannest applause was the tes tilsony which be bore to the Jewish character'. He ranted the piling, men against prejudice, for that there were many who possessed a Christian heart under a Jewish habit, Stc. .Dowros played the guar dian with admirable truth and feeling. Hewett ,was very amusing as the Thuk of the Piece, and Os. WMrr as a rustic lover.of Lat 4 Leslie. It wlio alto gether well performed, and a post crowded it4imee, which seemed to feel - the - pec 11111 ollat ti14611111C!* . . under which the lilay was offered to tbeetaoiaed in shouts of applause,. altogether 1111/li3lea with &sap .rObatioe. •, , MM Lir 1110111 4 ,1 6Jura, Christopher Goulds,. ofliiihiun, Norfolk, - miller and Goer mer chant, to sureoder Nos._ r t., at fora. Nov 15, at eleven, and Dec. IT, at four, at the White wan Inn, Norwich At tarnies, Messrs. Sewell and Slate, Norwich ; or Mr. Thomas T:lbury, Falcon-street, Falzon-square; Condos. William Orwin, of Cat Isle, Cunsberiand, upholsterer, deala and " Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Bro the Getup Boy drlck, Boer Church - yard, Cbeapside, London; or Mn Stoker, chsbnaP,lnaNNeweaelNole-4T.lloDni-e.l and 37, at sky"' it Nave:sada. William Smith and and Ann Fauthorpe Smith, of Stockton, Dur ham, bankers and copartners, November la, 19, and Dec. 17, at twelve, at the house of Thomas &ledge, innholder, York. Attendee , Messrs. Bax:er and Hawker, Furnival's Inn, Lon don; or Mr. John Bayliton, York. Richard Itateliff, late of Mothersall, Stone, Stafforshlns, dealer and ebapman, Nov. 110, 21, and Dec. 1 7, at eleven , at the Bell and• Bear Inn Stone. Attondes, Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyee, Chancery-lee, London ;or Messrs. Hubbard and Keys, Cheadle. Carl Diederich Raabe, of Hampton-men, Middlesex, to la draper. dealer and chaptnan, November 1 !, IN, awl Dee. 17, at eleven, a Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Deykes. 'libelee Inn. George Bristow, of Golden-square warehouseman, dealer and chapmsn, November 12, vs, and bee. 17, at tea, at Guildhalt. Thro warohou tortoa-s iemaN treet. dealer asd John e h a A t to rney, Jpo e m a np Mr . N o f c. P v Pancras-lane, u c : y r I s - 9 1 . a n e Londo n , 17, at twelve, at Guildhall.-- Attorney, Mr. George Adams, Cld Jewry. PetherielL 4 u 7, keat eleven,y,lateuf a F t u tac wey s , up Cor h o la w , ag ro , w g e roce r. A r, tt Nv. 0rnie5 014 , , 41 15 r. , and D Wm. Thomploo, they's In square, London, or Mr. m. Brown, Poway. Thomas Gyalnger,ef Week broker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 13,14, and Dee. 17, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms in Bristol. Anomie% Mr. Thomas Heals, Staple Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Daniel Burgess, Bristol. Joseph Fletcher and John Fletcher, of Liverpool, slap chand len, • Dec. 5, 11,and 17, at one, at the Star and Garter. LietrpouL-- Antornies, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool, George Rowan's, of Stockton, Durham, draper, Nov. 90, at one, fit, and Dee. 17, at eleven at the Red Lion, Moat's'. Attor ney, Mr. Wimee,Jobei-stieet, Bedford -tow, London ;or Mr. Rabbet*, Smitten. John Chickens, of Wey kids, Warwleimbire, lime-burner, Nov. 11, 19, and Dec. 17, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, Birming lam. Anoraks, Messrs. Lase, and Bentsen, Lawrence Peontnerbill, London; or Messrs. Dicken and Benson, Birmingham. Theses Chilton, late of Hadleigh, Suffolk, common-brew o 2 Nov. IS, 36, and Dee. 17, at eleven, at the Red Len' Inn, ebester. Anoraks. Mr.Thoenas Evens, Hatton garden, Lon don ; or Mr: W. S I Chapman, Maimingree, teem John Carbon, of 11/01aester, caliereprinter, Nov. 1111, SS, and Dec. 17, at eleven at the liog Tavern, Manchester. Anor aks, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester ; or Masai. Herd, Shaw, and Manson, Temple, tendon. Thiesias Mardis aid Simon Hopkins, of Limed, linemdrapers, Noe. 16, SD, and Dec. 17, at one, at the menage, Mrs Edward Stephens, or Mr. Wake Lawton Clarke, Bristol; or Mesas Jenkins, James, and Abbots, New lon, Louden. Sassari Deem, of Portsea, taller; Nov. 19, 16, an 4 Dee. 17, st eleven. at Guildhall, Ludas. Attorney, Mr.itatersi Castle.' buret, Fakers-square. Jai.. Prank 01 Cuarter-houswhoe, watch-maker, Moe. 12, 19, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at Gialdbalk Attoraey , Mr. Tucker, Butlett's-beildings, Holborn. Charles Rodgers, of Meiten-Mowbray. Leleatirekire, grocer, Nov. 2s,at twelve v 9, at ten, and Dec. 17, at diem, at the Getup. and Tansy:, Melton-Mowbray. Atones, Mr. Ed ward Harrison. Melton-Mowbray; or Maus. Collets, Wimp bun and Collett, Chancery-lane , London. William ()swell, of Angel.court, Throgenorton street, merchant, Nov. Iv., 23, and Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Grepoas and Funuereau, Angel-court, Throgissor- , ton-street. Prideaux Selby, of Angel -court, Throgenorton-streetonereant,l Nov. 12, Is, and Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonslies, l Messrs. Greven, and Fonocreao, Auvl-court, Tbrogmortome street. Smells Kirkman, of Higheasnet,•St. Gill's. brewer, Nwr. IS, * sieves, te,at uns,.and Deer 17, at ose. at Cleilesad. Amore Ore, Messes. Sweet and stokes, Basinghall-street. William Cammack, of Widteckapel-road. victualler, Nov. 6, 1.6, and Dec. 17, at one. at Umildhalk Attorney, Mr. Eyles,Cmee tieestreet. limatisditth Thomas Wheatley, of Finsbotporees, Finsbury-square feather and fancy trimming manufacturer, Nov. 6 , le, and Asbury-square. 17, at one, at Goethe'', Attorney. kir. Ceara. Union-coon, Broil-street. James Hamby. of Bath, ollamm. Nov. 15, 29. aid Dec.. 17, at twelve, at the Castle slid Ball Inn, Bath. Attendee, Mr. Hare man Pasta Chases's, Coveat-prden, Leaden; or Mr. limpion. Bee. Franca Gay, of Itedealsistar, Samenatehise,newhiar. Nov. 22^ sad Dec. 17,at eleven at the Rummer 7 seem Bristol. Aster nies,Mesen. Prink and Williams, I.iseolils.Wa s London; or Mr. Stokes,Caerwest,Monenoutlisktre. Henry Garr, of Flstibaag, Sneers, lime-burnee, Name. 19,19, mid Dec.l7, at tar, at guildhall, Landow. Anoraks, Masers. Cross and Allen, Hatheiktreet, /Mackinac...null George Moodiesse,dt Demeamer,pecer. Nov. 14, 25; sad Dee. 17, at tea, at Chelldholl, Londe& Attorney, Mr. Thema Eche, Abehoodohme,Ameehard-street. l itithard Nutt. bee of Inalbridge, Donetehire, sadder, Nov. 14, 19, Mad Dee. 17. at eleven, se Guildhall, Landes. Atteriney Mr. Willingham, Great Marpia.ksame-steel. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 9.1„ Mary Moon, Albeatarieenree s deessemaiser, at ewe. Nee. 113,-Lisarlei Taney, Maide-hat, Paddingtme, Wider, at one. Nov. 99, - John Newton, Lamb's Coodukktmet, watch. , maker, at twelve. Nov. 29, Went Militate Fem-court, Fen. i ce, broker, at twelve. Nov. 23, Alezander , Greaves, l Queast-strest, 'merchant, at one. Nov. 96, Wen. Knight, Bap shoe, miller, at twelve. Nov. 23, Wm. Speoner,.Lawrence-lane, • keno, at twelve. Nov. 90, William Jaaksoft, of Ciament's-lane enerekant, at twelve. Nov. 80, Abraham. Brentkwaite, Greying. street, enersiderer, at ten. Nov. 30, Geo. Skillman,. St. Pao. eras, victualler, at tea. Nov. 30, Joseph Kohler, St. Swithin's -1/00, merchant, at eleven. Nov. Lt. James Welleed,Broadenreat., Rateliffe,slopeeller, at one. Nov. it, John Lawrence and Wm. Bamondery-street,glatemanufastmen,at tee. Nov. 23, Wm. Murray, Pall Mall court , tailor, at one.' Nov. 2.3, Richard Delikpeoleman-street, livery-stable-beeves, at cue. Nov. 23, Mhimi Pannell, Habier-lane. katherekesser, at ten. Nov. 23, John Walker, Nicholas-lane,insurancalmoker, at one. Dec. 7, Ron} Wa. and Beni. Finclians, Epping, bankers, at one. Nev. 30, John Bray, Mark-bne, winipmerchant, at twelve. Nue. 3u, Wm. Stevens and John Wm. Woodstock, Brightelnutone, stationers,. at twelve. Na. 99, lobo Cowie, Waruford-court, merchant, at twelve. Dix. 10, John Parsons, Southwark, blue. manufacturer, at eleven. December. 17, Thomas Hushes, Red- Litio-strett, knew-draper, at tea. December 10, Imes Strom- Auscinorlars, merchant, at ten. December 7, Charles Stubborn, East India Chambers, merchant. at eleven. Dec. 14, Abraham Marcustevy„ Lama-street, merchant, at ten. Nov. le, David Kincaid. Spitallpue, silltknanufaeturer, at eleven.-- Nov. 30, llamas Durant Parker, Heathbeld, carrier, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 29, Abraham blieath,:Cballis Sheath, John Steel, and John Wray, Lincoln, bankers, at ten at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Dec- Ms W iWam Kemp. Bath, banker, at twelve s at the Commercial Rooms, Weed. Nov. V,.Dry Pesc tl6 ~ H enry Red. o, rue. grocerr, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Nov. SS, Joseph !ember?, St. Clemeat, Oxfordshire, woollen-draper,' 'at deems, ea Mr. R. Ilartrun's, Oxford. Nov. 25, John Meat (yard, West Orcimrd, desks, at eleven, at the King's Head, Witty- Isom-Mester. Nos. 26, CharionWestwood.linatel t anerchant, elevenet the White Lion, Bristol. Dec. 9, Huey Clarke and Robert od,,Lbrerpepl, merchants, at one, al the George, Liver ',pool: Nov: 95, Robert !Mod, Pipnouth, printer, at twelve, at the Pepe's Head, Plymouth- Noss MS, John Watson Timms aid aka' barber, her, Maserdeopes, at eireen :at the White Hart, Leienter. Nov. 11116 Witham Twanshaw , Winmington. drug-vender, it eleven, at the Crows, Fierthouds. Nov. 117 s Wallas aatt WlW aattahldsarbisis , Inechellnelt sae, at the - ` 4 4* Lies, Bearli... . . . , --- 1 0: U / : - BANKRUPTCIES SOPESSIOID. AO! 101 , 11.116 - 4, thaolihdetet. °I 21=8;4111aAallaeliGED. vi-N• kk i %-• . BA DoLltS, his Wilikoo•Pstp, of irood4utot, Legiektoto. Job at GOMA .... 41118 i t _i Nov. it, lo t bn Brankei, jetle Balliagden, Bucks,tailer and '''' "' • dupes" ac ten, ot:014101^ ' —3445. BANKILITPTs: _... _ ......_ THE PROLOGUE. ViILITTIIN IT MI. PEACOCK, AND Mat* IT ML witttacs. Beyond the hopes and fears of ear days. The frowns of ellaVrt and the of Praire . Is he, the Bard. on'whLea untimely tomb Year Latour bade the Thespian laurel his as I Though late the awed that armed his adasmal stalk It has oot died, and wee am glen in vain. If now oar hopes one mart memorial roar. To blend with those that live unwlthedig boew.. Alfas thit $0.6 lam Chelps deeps la night One Bower expands to bloom in eagmbiglight—e Flower of a stem which ow amarsimg arty . Shall clothe anew with hatband bismasing—. Oh ! yet again the tacit* wreaths /am To grace his same, which kinsat Mad his brow ; Aid whiff asrudealsnammlaimmsapinamost. • , *.tt SSUI prove kind Grankoor to his erpales l • THE EPILOGUE. MAUI IT MIL DATIIION. • iSpee — hissi Ise she Starrier.' I wIB Si forth and speak it—ist me through nans.4Zideriegl ' The Epilogues among the rights of warm' I Though timing's your Thom not a females heard, The Play once done, no man shall say a word. Ladies, my wrongs are yeses Oak Acton Soot us, Shall Managers pretend to do without us? And persevere—for they have dared begin it, To act a Play without a woman in it ? They err. SIALESPLASIest Then, I must caofese, h mush destroys my reverence for Queen Bess. Sbe who the French could tame. the Spaniard fetter, Might sere have taught her way Poet better. Thes Sera with rage, no Prompter's mandate checks; Ladles, I stand the c hampion of the sex And for ems Bird claim your applies' by right, I or women guide our moult* an might. And bard, and bold, and high In peke should be, The task our closing Drama hems to me. A Osionter thin by wedlock to reclaim ! How many think I plap a deepemte poser Yet can good wives, if wise, be every stain, On man week miracles of refanaation. And were such wive, nose mom, rd issurtit, However peat the malady, they'd cure h. And mush their ski is wanted in a nation 'flat plays so deep the game of spetudetioss Some to pursue k in St. OBes's meet, Some, more pet In St. lama's To bawd et a single throw, Or sink a posy on a Little Oo Here rises WWI hies his smolt, slumber, Oae who's been dreaming of a lack, aemsber. His Anibal, mat'.—be seeks the shop where prime, in golden rhymes are prank'd in ail slue, With bead brim.full of weskit, sad eetpty parer, • The letter somas—Alas I 'di all blank verse I la vein the Lover hangs o'er Cocoa's chain's; What's Love to her, while Pam le in her anus. What on her cheek can raise the glowing blush A Lover's tender vows ? Oh, no—a Flush. A. Author too stakes deep, wise darts =gage His all in that uncertain game, the Stage. When ye who here in solemn lodgment sit, Approve his satire, or applaud his wit, He thanks his stars for such a lately hit, - Saves up his winnings % leaves the table py, And stakes again upon another Play ! Mrs. Davison spoke the above with die most admirable effect 1..8nd the Play was given out for this night amidst loud and reitei.:ted bluets of applause. 'Naar:iota, in addition to his engagements at the Bath and Bristol Theatres, is singing with much eclat at the Concerts of the latter City. The Duke of MILLINGTII4 has purchased of his .brother, the Marquis of WiLLLEELZY, his elegant resi dence, Apsley House, Hyde-Park-Corner, for which he paid hivii 140,0(X). Malang and Ileajartia Whitfield ' who were on Sa turday charged at Batton - garden Office, with cutting, 'the throat of a donkey, were yesterday charged. with' stealing oast, the property at T, Handley., Esq. and! 'fully committed. Two drovers, mused Racist. and Oriolelart, were . yesterday fined at the Mansion-home, in the matige-. sod penalty, the fiffiliit we. and the latter 51. rot Linhantenell heath% some cattle in Sagthigid. LONDON AfARKETS, C—tu public week purchasess sale continue to t : eb t t e a ab di as ptp,o _ cif private, te, o r......••• bnatignsuoewf C 0 t o a w t ° : T a ° d i ) p s . o r ; no e en r nisamtriclbeeui sales c ß co h lav n se d rret ß a2 z p l s 2e ~Tw n ,e a dr n l e ; st o a 2e k s b,:oe 4, fo r ;en r e c ent of 22d a 22id ; 70 Demeretas and tr o 3 / 4 „; z ,,,, 22111 ; small paicels Surinam f... 1 2f 1; T o b a 'a ordinary Boweds 16d ; 4 7 Sea islands oefo" lid ; ant.. 100 Bengais freliouse a t led There is some interest excited by o( India Cotton, we believe 2COO bales will be on the 15th, and 2500 bags the week follotri eg , prices of Cotton at Liverpool have rather ;pi" the following is the report of that market t LtvEttin:ol., Nov - Loam 2.—0 c ottons have exceedingly dell during the whole of the wea dealers have kept out of the market, in the tion that as the quantity advertised for peko was considerable, prices might give way a , tioo has accordingly takes place from our last tions from id to Id per pound in Sea Island s ; id in other descriptions of Cotton." SUOAIL—The demand for Muscovades limited last week ; the low browns were oll . , o ,„• shade under the former currency, bu t go o d strong Sugars were held with much firmse so ought to be particularly ruenioned that thee have been lately so extensive, that the stocks, were formerly 93,000 hhds. more than last yeas,. stow nearly reduced to the same crunchy as housed sth November, 1815, and only to o we believe, in. the dock to unload ; i. therefore, s,any demand for distillation, % mai .anticipation or fear of such an event, it is veyi, probable Sugars should decline materially hue present prices, *ore especially as the stock • only sufficient for the usual supply of Eurno the late low prices have greatly prom oe sumption. Muscovades rate about lOs pane! than at the same seam last year. There was very little business done in this forenoon by private contract ; the prices trivial parcels sold are without any vaniesa ; blade tierces Barbadoes Sugar tor public silo off sad from h a 2s higher t! I 1:1 Any sale ; Ina white 95s ; the remainder 71s a SOO second sale, 913 hhds Demerara and St. I n- ray be taken as a criterion of the • 1000 brown Sugars the whole went of Irwin 2s under what was previously cotoidered they currency, from B4s a 71s 6d ; it is, hoverer, obsesved, the decline is only on ordinary be gars, which are very plentiful, and meet a There has been a brisk and ranter memo mend all the week in the refined market ; se , tioned the advance on the day of our List? tion ; there was little variation iu the prim wards p the request was both for export and lei consumption; late as the season is, two loath , advertised for the Baltic. Lumps and Ciuslid gars have been in the greatest demand, and for goods to be ready into or twelve days bon offered freely. M3lasses were in more denial There was some request by private allaa White Havannah Sugars last week, Waif noon's public sale proves there are few boor 1 , sifted of 280 chests white, good strneg! - which sherd were no offers above 65s lade For three hundred chests Yellow andiron. tions there were no offers whatever. liana ,risovresossa.--Ilere is no alias& pi pert Miter pries of Irish Beef or l'eck able Buctaations may be expected mew .-cloth the new supplies; parcels of prime old an • very scarce. Bacon continues very loam has considerably declined. At a public me week, prime Culow sold at 86S a b9a ; waded 83s a 85s. HEMP, RAN, AND Tatum.-111e price di and Flax are little vatiedesince our last, oceefeni trade appears reviving in the cosouy boe' veral letters sent mote that effect, and we belial report to be very correct. Tallow is on. there were 'swatters from Petersburg's by the Mail of yesterday, we cannot, therefore easia,tion in the Exchange ; the late events as price of Corn, Ike. are very likely to meets twitions Coarse.—The advance of Ss per cwt is die of Coffee, mentioned on the day of our last i tion, was scarcely supported ; only tOree lie saleiewere brought forward last weeks, in all to 892 casks and 600 bags, the whole keel', and we have advanced our quotation 2s I. the very ordinary deseriptioos, in several is as, went Ss a 44 per cwt higher, but 01111 deseriptiompand the improvement was not gt supported limb* public sale& Coffee lately hse selected as a favourite article of speculation prices were low, and the stocks trivial ; the, about a half of What was in the warehouse same season last year, and a considerable p. of the quantity is held by speculators. We' often alluded to die change of the eeitivatiro e West Indies, the greater proportion of the estates arc turned into Sugar plantatioas, imports have kept decreasing for several ye ar s , and are now inadequate to the d . minds hid' It is, however, to be observed, the private will greatly promote the cultivofion in the dies, and the supply will probably increase Twenty thousand bags will he brought for"' the India House toonorrow. Their are ao sales of Coffee this forenoon. Foreign Cofices,, [ considerable request by pr i vate contract ; 'using° is renorted 65s a 68s, and one parcel,' Eyre, realized 695. ExcHaeoes.—The Erchanges continue to rtaate greatly, the late dcpressien , has ace *laces of Bullion ; Silver has advanced one per ounce,.but so great has been lately the Gold, that the prices remain onvaried. , . r. • DIED. On Lis passage Iron the hot Indies, M jog 0 . 11.4 ' At At sewins igastsy• tisoc Cipta arai ks Hutton, aio 6 4 s ßara th 10 mitemiteFadliss, Licutnime hi the se 11! ri 11•111.4 mattess et the Poor Knights at Wiedog• ------ HIGH WAXER TO MORROW AT LONDON at nsiag • . • . SS mil sli f Mo • /Mermen -...... •••• . I LUNDt)N• Prin:ed by lss•tL KtlllT, Published thin, and at LONDON AIARATTS,NOkuit ki ocrseg bags eo I;T i N a p s .— t ub tt le l e ic c h ic e sa P l 7 : oo rc to be Aric a tt et bY -1547 a te and co's were dispn e d I smbucco and Bengals were taken for 4; rre; d 22 ; ; ; T r or in P ;e te rn : s in e : 2 4 ani 2 n f i sd s l l4 2 ; C o s T d : s rhill ob a : 41:▪ : 1 1;141 ,1 the sales were a ys2r:Batoldiv parcels Ad 7 ,s o c D 6s mime! Bah;as reeked 2e le ; lee eer nnßtleigseooiribsebitianegvtse'rteh2-hoecoowueet6l.belekafiraenectsnovneltSdoritiiislab !, some interest excited by a !s of Cotton at Liverpoo of l th h at ave m r a a r t k b; :gl i; e it Of s tel°l; ) h dlrecitda.el a ih: ; i4anl s n r nahlwls o gtsP a aC m itil E dha'lY( : c )re::s o t i rdtt k r o)a' d i s d 4tbNitl i t lit n o etth°d : qou' l I t y u:Pr d :itar t : s ; n p t ccg: k tre' e j tr the : p t e : ity Igu—w4nint Cotton.'' whole advertised e t e • av° 7 o tek: e . vilatwiot hiliPcue ta Islands, s o ve 18 :1 y t:.1 • ::: ; . F.441: s : 11 :ii:'1 s r its u s o o A th L er — d . e r sc he ip d t e i m on a s n o d f C fo ot r red last week ; the lift l y j o ye a ven ' it fe under the former currei ed t i c t y tt , hhea b t t s i th : e g tdoo d sel,iyet:. ag Sugars were eaxr h lt i Fo l e st b t e : il be la p te a l r y tic so al e formerly 93,000 lihdsi briti mo :tonli r wt e nnu t sc h i a ll l 'et: i r a e f en : e lE r nearly reduced to the same ceiantity as ,„ , sad sth November, 1815, and only two believe, in. the dock to unload ; indepead m i refore, of ,any demand for distillition, or et a , • icipation or fear of such an event, it is Ity • beige Sugars should decline material y In at I sent prices, more especially as the stock a p y sufficient for the usual supply of Eurrp, , late low prices have greatly prom a- nption. Muscovadee rate about lOs pane . a at the same seam last year. ' There was very little business done in ;hear forenoon by private contract ; the pric es , , rial parcels sold are without any Linea ; I._ bit de let tierces Barbadoes Sugar by public sod from ha 2s higher CI 1:1 any ps • .1 - 19 e ; in. white 95s ; the remainder To a 6;, 6,1 for second sale, 913 hhds Demerara arid St. w egors-wray be taken as a criterion of the met h 'IF low brown Sugars the whole went of heel mat loftier what was previously comidned theism ha treaty, from 64s a 71s 6d ;it is, hoireor,, tae 'reseed, the decline is only on ordinary knee • irs, which are very plentiful, and meet a heir, m There has been a brisk and rather cream a: and all the week in the refined market mad the advance on the day of our lastPi urn m ; there was little variation iu the prim Eel ards ; the reqaPst was both for export and M' ~1 Insumption ; late as the season is, too vessels s .11 Ivertised for the Baltic. Lumps and Quasi ► rte its have been in the greatest demand, and ca. a. good to be ready in tea or twelve days besot • FE Fered freely. Melassee were in 111201 denial to There was some request by private mane • 4 ' 4 thite Havannah Sugars last week, battik eon's public sale proves there are few boreal • t o seed of 280 chaos white, good striae hick sherd were no offers above 65s rade • or three hundred chests Yellow and/Weed: • PI oas there were no offers whatever. liarenrootriellalta.-41ere it no Attalla art prices of Irish Beef or Peck : Isle Bactaations may be expected mew ;lea he new supplies; parcels of prime aid ale I . e* .. ery scarce. Bacon continues vete heavy. , as considerably declined. At a public sot reek, prime Can ow sold at 86s a 69. ; aid Ca la Ss a 85s. Haase, Fi.ax, AND Tatoow.—The price er& vi red Flax are little vatiedesince our last, geoetalit rade appears reviving in the cosouy lust ni eral letters sent usto that effect, and we belie eport to be very? correct. Tallow is envarid Isere were 'swatters from Petersburg') by the Rail of yesterday, we caunot, therefore rep= Relation in the Exchange ; the late events as 0 eke of Corn, &c. are very likely to create minima Cowrie.—The advance of Ss per cwt in the , ; Coffee, mentioned on the day of our last , ion, was scarcely supported ; only Once trivial tie sale* were brought forward last week, is all to 892 casks and 600 bags, the whole reeler, and we have advanced our quotation! k I. the very ordinary deseriptioos, in several' es, went Ss a 44 per cwt higher, but oullie lescriptiooyand the improvement was Dot : apportei limbo public sale& Coffee lately has elected as a favourite article of speculation' trice: were low, and the stocks trivial ; the 'bout a half of what was in the warehouse lame season last year, and a considerable , • if the quantity is held by speculators. We, iftea alluded eo die sharrge of the eeltivatiro lest Indies, use greater proportion of the ! !states arc turned into Sugar plantatioas, efil mports have kept decreasing for several yew' and are now inadequate to the d, mends far it is, however, to be chserved, the' private If ‘ will greatly promote the cultivr.fi-in in lbe lies, sad tee supply will probably increase twenty thousand. bags will be brought foray . the India House tomorrow. Their are a* sales of Coffee this forenoon. Foreign Coffees- considerable request by private contract ; mingo is renorted 65s a 68s, and one parcel, le lieve, realized 60s. ExcHalloes.—The Exchanges continue to mate s greatly, the late dcpressien , has a& - prices of Bullion s Silver has advanced one per ounce,.but so great has been lately the i , Gold, that tlsstrices remain . •Invat DIED. te' Oni=t.tn- Lis passage bow the Nast ladies, War al ° a At Buinhey, Captain Hutton, 65th Regiment. tlt: cusin. att lisf etaling iehl a t n e a tall :Feribles, C of apt t : i e n Li vo j e sr o Loen ica Ph is ßars t ht i:i i a t il be s 7 s t ue lailt : oo : HIGH n W iag AIIER TO ItIORROW AT • 9 • Afternoon - . 4▪ 5 ...... isseset e!w LONDON- Prtn:ed by laves Ks" r. • ; Published owe, -and at tleller-Ora-ce)1.1"0. -