Star. — London, England, 1819-02-24 00:00:00

6 It . S to 1 apt Mandan. In to 1 apt The laird 13 to 1 apt Minos is Co 1 apt Liseue—Taken. 1111 .1 Daum-LA'a..--A nevi Melo-Dramatic Piece, in three...44s, was produced on Monday night, entitled Pi:Heroine • or, A Daughter', Courage. It appears to be of French origin, and ranch of its interest arises put of an act of atrocity committed by a man in the presente of cfemale, being from circumstances im- 1 puted to the innocent spectator of the crime, who is deterred from disclosing the name of the real offen der by the belief thatlie is her father. The cherac • ten are but feebly marked, but there. are some scenes which give Mrs. WEST opportunities of successfully displaying her powers ; and the dirges, dances, and lnusic, that are its accompaniments, added to the inerits of the Performers, obtained fork considerable applause in its progress ; and it experienced no oppo sition when the curtain descended. Mr. 11. Pirtr.t.ies, of this Theatre, is said to be the author or transla • for Of . The Ilerdine. .Covesre-GARDEN.-77re Duenna si'as the perform ance at this Theatre last night. Miss SraruExe sang with her usual excellence, ant drew forth the live liest applause. Mr. HuNr sang t'ae songs of Carlos very successfully, and was received with decided fa vour. Mr. FainEN performed Don Jerome with his former success. The Opera was followed by the )farce of Bon Ton, in which Mr. FARREN appeared, for the first time, as Sir John Trotley. His perform, ;ince of the cynical asperity of this rustic moralist, whose principles and habits arc shocked and surprised at every step by the levities of high life in London, was full of humour and character. Mr. EMERY was very entertaining as the rustic servant getting a taste for the fopperies and vices of the town.—The follow, rag is the Epilogue to the new Tragedy of Evadne : Drop Scerde—The Hall of Dramatic Statues. Sent hither by our Bard, no pleasant jaunt, In Epilogue, a timorous Debutante, I ask your favour, like a phaleat elf, One word for him, and one word for myself. Cut off, like Crusoe, from the social walk, With no man Frick) , to keep up the talk, . Frowned on, by yonder monumental sages (Patriot to Me Drop. In marble—what an awful thing the Stage is ! Of Thespian Bards you Alpha and Omega, From mighty Shakspeare down to Lope de Vega, Each shakes his awful curls, and seems to my— ' " Surety the Author means to damn his Play; " What ! 'send an Actress out the, Town tlmplore, " Who never spoke an Epil ogue before? " Olivia for Evadne ! mighty clever ! Woman for woman—that is oder, however!" :Pelee, ye Monopolists on marble shelves, You want to damn all Dawes but yourselves. Meant ! " taught the Speaker's eye" before ye, Bear rank, attention ! while I tell a story. Pygmalion once, to ape the turner's trade, With curious labour car.'d an ivory maid, But, es Immortal grace each limb unfolds, Ile glows with passion for tlit maid he moulds, And tries ( h vain were Artists e'en la Greece) • " Come, tha 's a statue ! that's Art's mastorpiece I" Long be her with a lover's mien, • " • And thus, at length, reddens /kauty's Queen— " Oh, Venus ! aid me taste of Hymen's bliss, " And' bone atm bone' make'yon ivory Miss." " Hush ! foolish yout h. ," (aside this Manus sung) "Lave well alone !—a statue has no tongue 1" Vain was the hint; the *Weil of the Greeks Repeats his vow, and gains the boon he *Mks. The Statue woke to life ! with eager spring Pygmalion amid his chime' for a ring, • Asiti, as no parent tiv'd to thwart his plans, Of course, no cross papa forbad the banns ! From that time forth, newarm'd by liver's breath, Statues, Sr bone, or SMIN A baWS slept in death. But if, to-night, yod bid Beane thrive, We hope to see the miracle revive! To limury's Queen the &Man potted his vow, Our Poet bends to Beauty's daughters - now ; Oh, may they waken his dramatic wife, And, smiling. warm his STATUS into life ! SPORTING. RETYING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERRAY. itom.thwotTit. Seven to two apt - Treasurer—Taken. DERBY. to t apt F.upltrates 20 to I apt Wlifillre 12 to t apt Pledge 20 to I apt The Dominic to to I apt Morel YO to I. asst Snake to to I apt Lord Jersey's colt OAKS. 11 to SI apt Blue Stocklap 12 to 1 apt Dams. IS to s apt Barroom LEGER. 20 to 1 agst Mortimer 22 to 1 agst Tom Tit—Taken. 24,t0 1 apt Card. %Amy, do. 2.5 to 1 apt Vournoen, do. 8/AILILING::There was a Benefit at the Fives-Court yesterday, for Neat*. The best and only good match of the day was be tween Sfroggins and Cabbage. • The men are nearly of equal weights, and they have often been on the point of fighting in earnest. Their attacks upon each other were manly and effec tive: they floored each other repeatedly; science was not re sorted to, but it was hit for hit, until their performance drew down thunders of appliuse front the assemblage: The Claigate arenide says, " The following occurrence will prove the proficiency made by the .'Unateurs in the tallish art of Pugilism young man going home about a fortnight ago WIZ marked out as a proper person oil whom to chew their prowess : lie was accorilingly beat and bruised In so scientific a mamma, that he died in ten days afterwards." Wednesday night, about twelve o'clock, as a cor poral of the Marines was going his rounds in Ports mouth Dock-yard, relieving the sentinels, he missed his way, fell into the basin, and was drowned.— Thursday night a similar calamity oeestrred, near the same spot, to a private of the same corps, who also missed his way, on account of the darknesi of the night. We are requested to inforM our Readers, that Messrs. Coortn and Co. Surgeons, of Ch arlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-mad, have, in con sequence of their extensive practice, and for the ac commodation of patients at the West-end of the town, • established a Medical Board in Woodstock -street, Oi ford-street, a few doors from Bond -street, where a Physician, of 4.0 yea: s experience, and a Surgeon of great eminence, reside, and where all the Board alter nately attend, the whole of whom are Members 01 the Royal.Ctilliges--that thousands have been restored to, perfect health , by their united talents is universally • kknowledged, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise improperly treated.— they are consulted at Woodstock-House, Woodstock street, from Eight in the Morning until • Eight at Night tbd at the Medical Board, Charlotti-House, lilackfrisrs=road, from twelve till eight in theavening. ._Mechanics haVe advice gratis every evening . from six till eight;at both houses , and un Sunday mornings until tweiven'clock.—N. B. Messrs.'Coonn, Iliad C a ," be to observe, they have no connection wish say • afier Concern, therefore all letters are to be directed. to Charloue-House, adjoining Blackfiiersoiad, COURT OF CHANCERY, FERRUARYitf. The Loan Ctrancitttos this day came to Lincoln's Inn Hall at en o'clock. , Hit Lordship at is his pri.l vote room, not being sufficiently recovered from his late attack of the gout to bear the cold of the Court. His Lordship .was occupied till three o'clock in the hearing of motions; but nothing occurred of the least public interest • His Honour the VICE-CHANCSLLOR was also oc cupied till the same hour itirhearing motions of no interest save to the parties concerned. COURT OF KING'S BF.NOIL FEBRUARY 25. RIGHT OF TOLL. THI DUBS BXDFORD V. WHITS. The Noble Plaintiff, as proprietor - of Covent•Gar •den Market, brought this action against the defen dant, a. potatoe salesman, in order to establish bis Tilt to toll of five pence upoh every. sack of pota toes brought to Covent Garden Market. A grew number of witnesses were examined -On both sides. On the part of the defendant, it was contended that the toll was no more than four pence per sack. The Jury found a verdict for the defendant. %, • 4.J OLD BAILEY. Yesterday William Green was indicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of William Stevens a promis sory note for the payment of £lOO, another note for the payment of LSO, two brooches, value £2O, thirty six spoons, value £l7, five rings, value £l5, a pearl' sprig, value £l2, and other property, valued at £252. Frances Stevens proved that her husband was a licensed victualler, living at No. 41, Marshal-itreet, Caruaby Market. • On the 22d January, at about twenty minutes after eight in the evening, the arti cles were missed from witness's bed-room. She knew nothing of the prisoner. On the evening in question she was sitting in the bar: she thought she heard' a noise up stairs : she took the candle off the table and went into the passage: she listened for a short time at the foot of the stairs, and heard no more. She then turned round and opened the tap-room door, and called a young man olthe name of Thomas Bar ber. He did not come, but her two servants came out, and asked what was the matter ? In the mean time, the prisoner came - down stairs, and came up to her. She said to him—" Where have you been ?" He replied, " 'Up stairs." Witness asked, " Wheze to?" and he susswereil, " In the two pair."—" To whom did you go there?" said the witness, and the prisoner made answer, that it was of no consequence, it was no business of hers. Witness set the candle down, Laid hold of him by the collar, and said, " you shall not go till you have told me where you have been." In the interim, a servant girl of hers came out, and likewise laid hold of the prisoner, saying, " Ohl mistress, he is a thief." A person of the name of Mark Cooper came out, and also took hold of the 'prisoner. A great confusion followed, and a young man of the name of Jones, a lodger, carte down stairs, and fell oler something in his way down.— " Hallo rhe said, " here's a table in the way." The prisoner was taken into the tap-mom, and was de tained until one of the servant girls had gone up stairs to see if all was safe.' She presently came down, crying—" Oh! mistress, your room has been broken open, and the club box is gone." . Witness afterwards went up stairs, and found that besides the club box a small red trunk was gone. This little trunk contained a quantity of plate and jewels. On the bed a midi Tunbridge-ware box was thrown, having been emp tied of its contents: Witness then ran down stairs, and said, "I am robbed." While she was up stairs, the prisoner had been searched, and upon bun were found tin picklock keys, a dark lantern, a crowbar, and a phosphorus-box. None of her property was found upon him. An officer was sent for, and the prisoner was taken away. The club-box had not been completely broken open: there were several other club-boxes in the roam, but they had been untouched. John Herd, Steward,of the Benefit Society whose club-box had been stolen, proved it to be his property, as being plaCed under his care: There were several marks of a crow-bar on the club-box, which were not there when he left it,before the robbery. • Mark Cooper said, that he went into the public house to get something to drink, on that evening. When he went in, he saw the prisoner standing out the door of the public-house. and in about ten minutes afterwards, when he went out, the priSoner was still there. The officer proved the apprehension of the prisoner. The prisoner said, in his defence, that he kiWw no thing of the robbery. The picklock-keys and the other implements for house-breaking he had the care of for a friend of his who was a locksmith. The Racoanza.—" A friend rave you these im plements, did he? Pray what sort of a friend was her The Jury found a verdict—Guilty. The RECORDRIte--" That rascal is an old acquaint ance. I have seen him here before. lam very sorry the poor woman has lost her property. I only wish we' could catch the other fellow, hisfriend." Paching was capitally convicted of steal ing, in the dwelling-house of Jaws Hodges, a great quantity of wearin; apparel. • - : • - John Frost and George Aram aged 17 and 9 1 1 b were capitally indicted. for assaulting John Burt on the King's highway, and taking fiesta his person a watch and pocket-book, his property. The Jury found them both Guilt. —Death. Benjamin Caddy stood capitally indicted for steal in; a great-coat, value Eh, the property-of Rear Ad miral Sir Graham Moore, hi his dvfelling-house. The prisoner was recommended • count of his former The Jury found , the anfount oethirty-nixe Itscumui Baauss, ral Past-Office. examined on several £lO, and 4 . 20, f in the course of Ms in the Yost-(lice, were committed o be examined main uszos-Batt.-1, niche, on simpleton from the Bast-India Compiny's riv4---Ahout seven o clock Heed, Gravel-lane, Southway' and in a short time was burr fated to the hegne • ' d out sad owe was LivARPOQL, - FE8R1.7.411Y 20. Tuesday SOO barrels Hough Tut pentim quality, mow. landiny, were of by a u bought in ; but whiph, have sinceleen trade ai 14s. 6d. per cwt.; this is the GL , lion in the article during the week. Tar are 1200 barrels Stockholm, and , very choice Virginia ; the latter at lEs. 6d, from the quay. British Pitch is in very ' quest; American has been sold :it 7s. G i l.' holm at 10s. in small parcels. Rosin gulled fur, and some parcels have been ' at Bs. to bs. Sd. per cwt. Tne transactions in Ashes have been yen end I am not aware of any sales being lower uo althoughrgatest,ations ; o n the l marketonday, 156 b remain sa at my nel and Montreal Peail, ,and 86 barrels of Pot Ashes were offered by auction, but were withdrawn, there not appearing a sing Leghorn Pearl Ashes have been sold at 47 tersburgh at 495. per cwt. The sales of harm. been rather mare extensive this wee! io.about 100 tons Campeachy at 91. to 01, latter price picked, ant 70 tons Jamaica, and Bt. Domingo. at 71. 1; s. 6d. to 8/. 85. Fustic is steady, but less iaquired for ; sm, Cuba have been effected at 121. to 12/. 15 Tuesday 26 tons good Spanish were offered and 10 tons sold at 81. 10s. the remainder per ton. Jr. Barwood and Camwood nctir: -Sclid Nicaragua Wood dull at '291. to 3c/ Rough Brimstone is more freely taken for tjon; about 120 tons have been sold at 25/. per ton. Shumac dull at '205. to 22. There is less inquiry for Quercitron Bat k . are lower ; 70 hhdr. Philadelphia offered, day, by auction, were then Sought in, but been sold at 16s. for ordinary second 19s. 6d. for good first. Madders and without demand. Lemon Jaice continues at the decline wahich took place last weel remains steady in price, the demand is very limited, but the prospect of a rovival Trade will probably produce some improvement. Flax Seed nothing done this week. Some trifling sales of Olive. Oil have been at 901. per tun for Messina. Linseed Oil 4s. to 4s. Id. per gallon, Rape dull at tt 9d. for pale. Greenland Whale is taken quantities at 38/. to 38/. 10s. per s tun, ant. 101. per tun. Palm Oil is dull at 581. to 591. Oil of Turpentine is more inquired for, but are effected ; the manufacturers now will per cwt. Four parcels of Buenos Ayres Ox Hides have been offered by auction without succeeding in effecting a sale; there less inquiry for this article. Staves are request, and prices still decline.. Yesterda tierces American Red Clover Seed were auction, 1610 tierces were sold at 8;s. to 92 to good, and one lot very fine at 10th.. per remainder withdrawn. There is little or for Rice, and. prices remain as last Week. The Flour market is heavy at a further in the prices of Sour and Old sweet, the fa been sold at 335. to 365. the latter superfine, oily, at 345. Bd. to 365. 9d. per barrel. ! mains steady, and little doing. Tallow has fully ls. Ratf wt this week, at._ tie pr.iic.p. will pot *a ip anticipation of a rurtlier impro , men;; the' trade here and the immediate neighboies hood, have taken off the market all the small oferiug. Mats are dull at 12s 6J. per dozen. AVERAGE PRICFS of CORN in rngland and the Returns received in the week ending February Wheat Rye, I au . ley. I Cats. d. I Beans. I d. s. d. s. d. 80 .5 59 9 63 9 '54 58 11 The Avenge Price of Sugar, front the returns la wegh ending the 17th February. 1419,* 49n. pei 113ITLTUL Feb. 0, ai Shald.sp, iltaata, the Lady of Cased Jo/unto, of attlll-oorn child. alb: 10, at Farlahlt, Manta, the Lay tithe Re•. T. Head. tots, a& ton. . . DIA BALED. Sunday. Mr, J. C. Ridgway; of Piecadilly, to Elizabeth lid- SogbaU, oaly daughter of the Itay. P. X. Beath, of Card a:.d St. Margaret's, Medan, Sunk At Edinburgh, tbe 17tb inetant, of fallammation is the Leer, George Ranker, Rag. late Superintendent-Surgeon of the Ho nourable East-India Compan7 s Bengal Establishment. Thursday, William De Grey, second son of the Hue. and Rev. 'Mamas de Grey, Prebendary of Winchester CAthedraL Tuesday.,sennight, at Portsmouth, Mr. Rowel, late Boats wain of his Majetty's *hip Gladlatsr. In Lower Grosvenor place, Captain Francis Mc= Keid, •.f the Royal Artillery. Friday sennight, Is his 18th year, having survived MS'. Connell °nil twelve days, Emma' Cornwell, EN. many )can a partner In the Ipswich and Needham-market Bank. . Saturday sennight, - at Southwick, -Major Paaqutda, fonnetlf Port-Major at Sheerness. Lately, at the College, in Shrewsbdry, Thomas Pernbertes, By. in the 114th year of Meese: He went Into the army at :Se age of 2t, and served successively es Ensign, Lieutenant, rd Coln& in the 75th (Crawford's Volunteers) the pd (or WO h Futileers), and the 50th Regiments of Foot. .r:out the lama be r a O r e d .Pbett.lnto end served in gas his native country, whet 'Ms cheerful disposition and convivial manners made his compttf greatly sought after. When going first to join his regiMent at Gibraltar, in 1758, bring aboard the Prince George, of 90 Po? Admiral Broderick, whilst in the Day of Biscay, the ship tack fore. When its destruction was found inevitable, the barge''?' ordered to be manned, into which the Admiral entered, " 1 : 1 ' about forty more ; bat Snips 4 would ovation, stripped awl committed himself to the waves, susd after toillag an boor, ' 4• ••• taken up by a merchantman's boat. The long boat also wasp* really, into which Mr. P. with above 45 others ventured; the went 40704 and Alf p on Roird. except Mr. P. and one or 1° tiert, perished. Mr. . bad thp presence of mind too swim u the throw's, and observing the Alderney sloop of war two three 'miles distant, he endeavoured to make fur that SW When nearly exhausted; he arrived close to her ;. some of the crew threw out a noosed rope, which Mr. Pemberton, in I g hurry to get it under his ants, or the sailors in their haste t. draw him up, sofround his neck, and pulling him up in that ` i tuation, be was nearly wrangled when brought on deck. 1 1144, in the short space of about an hour, this Gentbrman esca7 ,4 being burnt, shot, drowned. and strangled. Of 74$ of t he ship's complement (including thirty passengers going to Gibr.ll - only were saved. About ten years ago Mr. Pent' :: ton's eye-sight began to fail, and total bliedness ensued. 1' afflicting visitation he bore with Christian fortitude.. an d tr"'"" twined his oopoutimity and cheerfulness to the Lust pitied et Pia' HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIM; 70..:40820W -31rtrivi . - a minutes thee 5 AStt-Poon *1 •••••• I LOYDliNTPrleted rat rttliefed v Li l 7O- 1 0rA 144116- Trraelt.Nat. r was recommended to mercy, on ac - prices: tor Yellow Candle here 70s : the • req uesChas firmer ood character. since given way, and t h e mar k et h as d ec li ne d to t h e g G u il e , . y . ste .„,,, to. previous currency.--The demand for Hemp has again mud the prisoner offer parcels now inLon don ... been limited, the holders • thirty-nine shi ll ings only. at a further reduktion of 11 a W without facilitating .y ester d sy an ja v e s dp t i oa to c ipb, ce l x .f ore sales : contraccs'for arrival are still made on higher i , ', respecting the late robberies at the Gene- terms than,f4..pArcels litte. lug no ialcik.of 41py.a- PUhaiss Brae 4144, «u of the clerk*, was tent hive beta . cad since ott, 1a11....:.4 11-there rill charges of !win emscted Ilkilk,.*c°t" of is no pkerittiOa.--The,lllllill received tcodat fame Kl, from tetten whi c h p a wed throusk ant hinds Petersb reh . the E . &ant a'frattion litillet 12d. lis official duty. thoities.lpeo. soother eh& iim 11 w. state i ._l l4l4l44 " 41 . 1 t tn. $ E , was charged With oink* traasaetloaa. •A* P 4 f-W 31 4 .4 ,,,„ ,_ _ __"' • 'lb' . - .- — l',"'"' -- 7 —t. on the chines brought mime ;heath but wiS Doutuir, eta.ausogoitys 7 l i tz lIV s non a future day. lgd i 2 14:4-40 . tottp — Camptshcri' in hoods 4. Wrens was committed for. firdiirexand- 07 :ton of wean several hundred wiltiht 'that 5'!..47 "11% ao , _. • 1 ~. .;,y,.. : je ncrii i t .• - • •_._ i dia Compiny's Whew at Oroyelsiw,q , k 1, ; ••' , . .. ..¢lo9rtriffic *PIMP 4,r- * PIMP little vulva wen o'clock Pitman ge1014115 ( 1 ,4440 . 4 for some time past i the . recent declaratidn by the ce, Southwark, was asamtera_te. RD 01.11; SANZITYthirtOORPIAI7 lottaci effect ou the market; %e was burn! to the group& 'Ttniquis• ' 46e-itaiiiikf dhcliie*o,,l4,4 4up 4 11 . 4 11 0 ealiThped out of a twill.e4C4olllll IMlllikillObi ~. . r* Mt* gefliFOlY fu#4 ll4 . -: . . 1 - , 20. 1 - le, ft t, tuctkn, 4. U , 14,; i f) illy nan ri.• „ a .,„ , :..0) b.:l. Lt. per 6. 41 .Intited r. ~ and St‘c, 1 is ny r:e i . i slisi;u:c,,' rery14 4 .... s vc..: y 'iit o 1765 1:01; 1 f New 1 . ,, t the cp., ngle LT,.:4 4 475. A ~, tt. • If 1.0.,,„ q rk, the kti 1. ins. at t 4 , 1ina3....41, '- Per un—. mall I,:e a s s . per ton ; 1 h•;aticti c; ier at ,/. h z.a , ng eci nt 'V. pe r ht. .$r consur ap , 'll. 15,. t o !s. per cwt. . :, and p ice, 1, on l'llz,. t have sinre 1 .. plall:y, :A I !toms ar e dull of sale ek. Bard! { ; at peseta I in the Soap ovement. In seen e:"..:,..:1 it stea:v i: i.s. Bd. IL ;s, m in .....21'. nd ;'rd z i9l. per it:7 , ut few sah:: I sell at .i . :',:. es Cow :r.I this vc..k, iere aprea• i in liiri:.d erilay, ; :7 offered by .P2s. for fare er cwt. the • no inquiry ,r reduction former has te, but very 11;:inp re- s advanced pal holden • Improve- neighboin , tall parceii oxen. 1 Wain, from eyl3,lei9. Il!eased.. 69 9 made ir. the ter asst = idiotism, of iv. T. Head. --- Ilzabeth B d- f Caps! a«d --. is the Lue, I of the Ito- mt. So. and Ere. dral. , late Boats. tar Kei6„ •:f rvived )171. . many yrot k. da, fonniC , r PellbeCO, • army at :Se itenant, rd ' (or Wi!% ebe lama ke may, lekce his compel regingent A , of 90 gla 3 9 be 44 !eel Le barge sw: s atere4l9 " 1 , ;tripped aw LONDON, ii4Mar ie.nliltifoilEY 29. Cotrow.—The purchases of Cotton since our _last cased %WO bags ; the Demerara and other -West I VA* descriptions brought forivnid by public sale went of at very reduced prices ;. 89 Demeraras, of the five mark, I. .li. &c. 18 7-8 d 20d a Vind; 65 ' Bedsit*, inferior to middling, 151 d a 17id ; waste Sd 'a 14id ; fair Catricou 161 d; fair to good Jamaica 15id a 151 d; 246 pockets St. Domingo, all faults, llid a ISt. The other purchases were 400 bags Pernambuco in bond 21d ; very . good Bahias 20d ; good fair Boweds 16 id ; 100 very ordinary Nurats,' in the house, sold at 7d ; 250 middling Bengals 6frel ; 60 fine 7id: The saleof Cotton at the India House on Friday nett consists of 900 bags Surats, 480 Madras, and 250 Bengals ; there are two other pub lic sales advertised for the same day. • ' Stromt.—The business done in Mascovades last week was limited ; the prices of good Sugars were fully supported; the brown descriptions were heavy at the former currency; there were more buyers at market than for same time previously, and an ap pearance of a reviving demand. The deliveries from the warehouse continue consi derable, last week 2664 casks, nearly all for the borne consumption of the country; the market this fore. noon may again be stated heavy, yet there is an ap pearance of a reviving demand, particqlarly for good and fine Sugars, which continue scarce, and the prices may for these descriptions be stated rather higher, the inferior browns continue pressed upon the market at low prices. The purchases. of Refined goods have been rather limited, and as several parcels are pressed upon th 4 market, generally the prices may be considered lower, particularly for money. Sales for prompt payment are reported at very low rates. Ordinary Brown Lumps, only fit for crushing, are reported at 965; good grocery at 100 s ; 'fine goods remain at thefor mer currency, and it may be stated that the only cause of the depression is the sales which have been made for prompt payment.—Molasses are still heavy and declining. There is some revival in the request for Foreign Sugars. Last week a public sale of Brasil descrip tions was brought forward, consisting of 108 chests, chiefly of a very indifferent quality. . Soft middling white sold 50s; ordinary 47s a 48s 6d; there were no other descriptions in the sale: the whole reported to be sold. Cones.—There were no public sales of Coffee •brought forward last week ; on the Wednesday the request by private contract considerably revived, and several rather extensive houses came forward to pur chase the parcels which were offered on very low terms for money; this circumstance gave considera ble confidence to the holders of Coffee, and they in onsejuence refused to sell at the reduced prices; to wards the close the segues again subsided, and par cels were again offered on low terms without faci litating sales. The Coffee market this week has opened Tether heavily ; yesterday and this afternoon few or no sales aye reported ; it is, however, now evident that the extensive holders are getting more confidence as to Coffee, and will not press sales during the present limited demand. . I It ought particularly to be noticed that the great depression of the prices in England has produced little or no effect on the continental markets ; the ac counts state there was a heaviness in the sale Of Coffee, bUt no depression bad taken place on account of the unfavourable intelligence from London. Tobacco.—There appeared. last week, a consider able revival in the demand. for Tobacco, and several. rather considerable parcels were reported to hare' changed hands, at low prices; there were also inqui ries for export. A sale of Kentucky, advertised for Thursday,has,however, checked the reviving demand. Sawa—Feb.l, 1611, Hue. Virginia - - 17169 Ithds .5916 Maryland • - 2447 bluts 70 bbd. Brazil Leaf - - 20 ids& Brazil Roll - - - Weds 2 rolls Porto Rico . - Ws 56 bbd. St. Domingo Leaf 143 Ishda 156 bbd. Amersford - -$6 Me -- 56 Wide OILS.--The prices of oil• are again declining— ' Greenland Oil is heavy at the reduction of 11.—Sper maceti is considerably lower, owing io the arrival of - some English, and also a cargo from the United has fallen 5l a 61.—Seed Oils are also to be purchased lower, on account of the heavy market. Rica —At the India House last week about 6000 bags Rice were brought forward ; the whole went off at higher prices than had been generally anticipated ; Bengal White sold 19: a 21r; Yellow 18: a 19s; the fine Patna sold 32s a 353 ; the whole warranted free of home consumption duty. That has been little business done lately in Caro lina Rice; one parcel last week was reported to be sold 43s a 445. Titan Pnovisross.—There is little variation in Beef and Pork since our bat.—The demand for Bat; ter is rather increasing, particularly for the good de scriptions. • • Herr, Bkiens, and Hoz,r4uns.—There is a eon side*s joyiyal this famoaa iu the_diatatad fur ca hums, whicb will probably lead to cosi- Ides:able plea; the inquiries appear to be principally 4es. ecport Leewards are heavy, and' may be quoted •—Brandy is little "Varied.,.—Geneve. may be Seated at a further decline. Haim FLA*, and . TALLOW.T-There was rather a revival in the demand foi Tallow on Friday last, and the bolder; were, in consequence, asking higher prices: for Yellow Cendle here 70s ; the • requi - has ' • declined r ~ . '