Star. — London, England, 1819-01-20 00:00:00

CITY BUSINESS. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at . 6pildhall, which was fully attended by the Members of the Court, RI/CORDER, SHERIFFS, COMMON SER .and other City Officers. The Court proceeded to consider the Petition of Messrs. Gibbons and Smith, freemen and inhabitant householders of the Ward of Walbrook, over which the LORD MAYOR presides, against the Election and 'Return of :Common Councilmen for that Ward, on 'St. Thomas's Day last, upon the ground of a person who was proposed not having been put in nomina tion with the , others at the Wardmote ; and Mr. Gib bons being 4 ln attendance, was heard at considerable • length thereini, and examined several witnesses in support.of the allegations of his Petition. The me rits of the case are as follow : At the Wardmote held on the. ;21st of December, for the election of `eight persons, to serve in the Common Council for the then ensuing year, Mr. B. Gibbons, an inhabitant of the Ward, proposed Mr. E. G. Shuttleworth as a fit and proper person to serve. This being duly seconded, the Lord Mayor, who presided as Alderman of the Ward, asked whether Mr. Shuttleworth was present? Hz was answered in the negative ; on which he said, be should know whether he was willing to serve be- T fore he consented to put him in nomination ? Mr. Shuttleworth soon after came in, and was asked by his' l i. ordship, whether he wished to serve? To this ITi."Anttleworth replied, that he had already stated to his friends his intention' of not coming forward ; upon which his Lordship said, he could not put him iyt nomination. Mr. Gibbons contended, that it was his Lordship's duty, as Returhing Officer, to put any fii man in nomination who was duly proposed and sccoaded ; and that it did not depend upon the :ndi vidual proposed whether he should be elected or not; for that, if elected, he would be bound to serve. The Lord Mayor, however, was of a different opi niln, and gave his decision accordingly. He de c 1:tr;:il the eight (present sitting) Members duly elected, ai:d refused a poll in favour of Mr. Shuttleworth, silich Mr. Gibbons repeatedly, called for. In conse quence of this, Mr. Gibbons and Mr. S. Smith, the proposer and seconder of Mr. Shuttleworth, presented a Petition to the Court of Aldermen, in which they submitted, that the whole proceedings on that occa strut were rendered void by the conduct of the Re turning ; and they there;ire prayed, that the Llection might be set aside, and processes issued for a new one. They further prayed, that they might be allowed to be heard by their witnesses and Colusel, ..upport of the Petition, at the Bar of the Court. After the whole of the evidence had been gone though, the Court was -leaped of strangers, when, after a very long deliberaeon, the Election was de clared voil, and a Precept directed to be issued for a new Election. Tne.Coiirt being thus occnpied until a late hour, Le other busbies; was transacted; and the LORD kiaYon di:cap,' a Court to be summoned for Friday 4.ext,- for the purpose of bearing the appeals against sco/ing the offices of Constable and Inquest, and on other publicebusinesa. • OLD BAILEY SES:SION& George Chard, aged 20, and Joseph Blanchard, aged 23, stood indicted for a burglary in the dwel lirg-house cf William Burls, on the 24th of OctOber, ard stealing therein 4 gold brooch, value I7s. a gold watch value Li, •a, snuff-box, dive's Articles of wearing apparel , and 13s. in monies, numbered; his property.—The Jury, after retiring . for ten minutes found Chard Not Guilty, and Blanchard Guilty. oi stealing above the value of 40s. but not of the bur glary.—lleath. D:: tin Mac Vey stood - indicted capitally for felo niously stealing, in the dwelling-house of Joseph Wil ford Parkins, Esq. one diamond pin, - of the value of Ll3O, a variety of most costly jewels, and divers other property, arnottnt.i;:g the whole to nearly £lO3O, his property. It appeared, by the brief statement of Mr. A DOL.. NI u. 4 that the prosecutor of the indictment was a Gentleman of great fortune from India. The priso ner had lived with him in the capacity of servant, but shortly after the robbery had been committed his personal appearance was much improved, Sc.:. al though a short time before, he, his wife and family, possessed but one room, which he rented at three shillings per week. As soon, however, as -strict in quiries were set on foot, die prisoner absconded. Mr. l'atkins, however, with a laddable view that public justice should be fully satisfied, pursued him nearly oat thousand miles, through Scotland and Ireland, and when he was apprehended, upon his person was found a shooting jacket, which would be proved to be part of the property stolen. Besides this proof, it •would be in evidence, that the prisoner sold sonie of the valuable articles of jewellery at a shop not very di.tant from the Metropolis. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to cal the prosecutor, who stated that his name was Joseph Wilfred' Parkins. Mr. Justice By It ROUGH here interrupted the pro ceedings by asking how the name was set out in the record Upon a reference to it the name was discovered to be Joseph Wilford' Parkins. Mr. Justice Buartouort observed, that it was vexatious thin, but it was a defect which must put a atop to the trial en the indictment as it had been framed.' , _ _ The prisoner was accordingly found Not Guilty. Mr.. ADOLPI4US ai..plied for his detention- until the nest Sessions, which .application the Court acceded to, and - order - pd the respective witne ss e s to b e b oun d over fOr their.,appearance to give evidence. N2ilianiel Fleming was convicted of a burglary and stealing a few articles. Jeremiah Ale.randcr was convicted of a b urg lary in the dwelling- h ouse of RobertMarher, in the parish of John,•rfackney, and ste.iling,ii great. coat, his pi operty.—Death. Wm. Jones stood indicted for stealing a timepiece, the pioperty of William Law.—Guilty. . Saturday, between :en in th.' morning ar.d three is the after- Dion, tbp dwelling house of Mr. Wilson; 54, Howland -street, }'harpy-square, was entered, and the bed-chamber. of Mr. G. Corfield, an inmate there, broken into, and robbed of linen and wearing apparel to a very considerable extent, also the bed and bolster. It is very remarkable, that two families should have Teen in the house at the time, :wither of whom heard or taw at:y IT, of the perpetrator. :- LONDON MARKETS, JANUARY 19. Corrow.--The very extensive sale at the India- House on Thursday and Friday last, consisted of above 32,000 - bales, of which nearly a half sold. It was generally believed that if the London holders of Surat Cottons would have taken the prices now cur rent at Liverpool, that the whole of that quantity would have been sold The Bengals consisted of a large proportion of good fair to good quality, the quantity of these descriptions appeared too great for the demand ; they went off heavily, some to consu mers, but the greater proportion to specidezors. The small proportion of fair shipping Bengals in the sale, went off readily at 7d. to 70. taken by the ex port houses, of about 4000 bales of the lowest qua lity, only a small proportion were sold ; the remain der taken in at 7d. down to 50. but we believe the holders would not sell even this quality for 61d. — All the other purchases of Cotton since Tuesday last consist of 400 Pernams, chiefly in bond, for ex port, 22d. to 23d. 110 Demeraras, very superior, 221 d. to 231 d. middling to good 201 d. to 211 d. stained and inferior 17fd. to laid. 30 good fair Su rinams 21 d. to 211 d. 70 West India ordinary stained to fair, 151 d. to 181 d. 35 ordinary Spanish 15d. 214 Smyrna, fair, lad. to 121 d. very ordinary lad. and in bond, 100 Surats 11 d. and 50 Bengals at 81d. It is also stated that above 4000 bags of Cot ton, taken in the Indi.t House, have been sold at the India sale prices. SUGAR.—The Sugar market was heavy last week, and the holders of low brown descriptions, are be coming daily more anNiotis to effect sales ; the few purchases niade were at prices fully ls. lower, and even at this decline the marklt might be stated heavy ; the strong and good Muscovades fit for re lining realized higher prices in proportion to the others, being in seine request, and scarce ; for the latter qualities last week the previous market prices were realized. The market is again uncommonly heavy this forenoon ; the few boards sold are at prices a shade lower t han last week, and scarcely any sales can he effected at the decline. The Sugar mar ket may be stated from ls. to lower than en Tuesday last. In refined goods there was little bu siness effected ; the few sales made were at prices a shade lower. One or two parcels were reported at a more considerable decline. but as all these purchases were made under particular circumstances, and for prompt payment, they car ttet at all be taken as a criterioa of the market ; the finer Froth support the prices better than the infer:or descriptions, and gene rally of the market it may be stated that there is little fear of any great accumulation of stock for some time to come, the refiners are working on a very limited scale, from the high prices of raw Sugar, the manufacture has for SOZT.IC time been rather a losing trade ; under these circumstances, several ex tensive !tomes speculate apon an advance on the pre sent prices. 'ltiolaAes were . steady. In Foreign Su gars there was no business done, and few enquiries have lately been made after Havannnh or Brasil Sugars, as they chiefly now are exported direct to the Continent. Corrza.—There was 0, considerable public sale of Coffee brought forsVard on Thursday last, it consisted I of 297 casks, and 387 bags Mired- ' the greajter-Fro portion was I...merasra and Berbicedescraptions the whole went.iaff heavily at a further depatssion of 2s, to Si. The Brazil Coffee, 280 bals, were with drawn, no offers. There were no public sales . of fee this forenoon, and no purchases were made by private contract. lam; Patov,sioss.—The Provision market conti nues heivf ; little variation can be stated in the prices of Beef`and Pork. Butters may be stated at the'deeline of about 4v. per cwt. Favrr.—The trade still purchase Fruit on a very limited scale, and the general demand appears de creasing ; the holders evince a greater disposition to effect sales, on account'of the great accumulation of the stack. Tonacc.o.—The demand for Tobacco continues suspended. ll:ca.—There was a public sale of Rice brought forward last week, it consisted of 200 casks good i'a• rolina, in bond ; the whole was taken in at 30s. there were no offers near that price ; Carolina, in bond, may,in consequence, be stated nominal. RCM, BRANDY, AND lIOLLANDA —MC unexpected advertisement of Government for the supply of 100,C00 gallons of Rum has occasioned some hustle in the.market : the holders in conseTter,ce are ask: ing . ld. per gallon higher, but there has been little bust:loss done at the advance ; purchasers could not, however, buy on so low terms as formerly. In Brandy and Geneva there is no alteration. At the close ot to-day, one or two exten..ive speculatcrs are reported to be in the market ; their atte-tinn appears directc.l to the low qualities of .Nrnaica Rant. Fr-tx, AND TALLOW.—TaIIow continues very heavy, and little variation can be stated in the prices of Foreign. The town market has declined very considerably. There are few sales of Hemp or Fla.: effected since our last. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam — 0 B.IIU. liilbw, effective 39 Ditto at sight 0 Seville ............ :.8 Amsterdam ll 6 C.F. Gibraltar...... .. Ditto at sight.., 11 3 Leghorn Rotterdam... ..... 11 7 2U. Genoa • 47* - Antwerp, ex-mo. 11 9 Venice Ital. Liv. 25 SO Mamintrgh....... 53 9 2*U. Malta Alton& 35 10 2IIU. Naples ....... .... 42j Paris, 3 day's date 23 50 U. Paler..to . ...... .I.t.'ltd perm Ditto 23 80 211. Lisbon 5B . Bourdeaux do. —23 80 Frankfort Oporto . 58 Itio Janeiro Maine l4l ei.olo. Dublin Madrid, effective 40* Cork lO Cadiz effect. 401 Agio of the Bank on Doi- Barcelona Sal I - land 2. PRICES OF GOLD AND CI LVEIL Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. CO 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars o •0 o New Dollars - 0 S 6 Silrt.r in Bars . ............... ........ .. .. 0 S sh From the 20th October last to the'sth instant, , there have been imported into the Clyde 13,517 bar rels-of herrings. The 7')-itudia Media, a plant which is a native of the Cape of Good Hope, has flowered repeatedly during. the winter season, in the Botanic Garden at Edinburgh, in the open air. It is now in flower in the open air, in the garden of Sir Geonoa Maeasits, in Ross-shire; a proof, not merely of the extraordi nary mildness of the present season, but also of-the . hardiness of this elegant plant. GLASGOW MARKETS, JANUARY 16. Cortox.—The sales of this week amount to 675 packages.— Sea Island, 55, at 3s. to 3s. 64d.—Stained do. 8, at 25.—Boweds 194, at 18d*. to 190.—Orleans, 50, at 160.—Pernambneco, 60, at Rs. 00. to 9s. old. Maranisam 7.1, at t2d—Babias i 10, at %P.—Demerara and Berbiee, 199, at 20d. to 93d.—Car riacou, 10. at 204.—Surat 10, at 15d.—Benga11201 sd. to 9d. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 18. We experienced a lively demand again last week for good and, fine scale Sugars for the home trade, and such proportion of the public sales as were of those qualities went off briskly at an advance of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. whilst the lower descriptions are dull; a considerable part of a sale of 345 good brown to low middling Demeraras, brought forward on Friday, were taken in, the owners feeling no desire to force them off at any reduction: the total quantity sold is about 900 Mids. including 100 sold by private treaty. Molasses and Foreign Sugars are dull of sale. There has been no disposition on the part of purchasers to do any thing in Coffee this week, nor are there any holders pressing their stocks on the market; the business done is therefore very limited, being confined to 100 bags Brazil, very or dinary dark and not clean, at 121 s. and ordinary at 182 s. Gd. per cwt. About 1200 bags and barrels Brazil Cocoa were brought forward by auction, a few lots of which were put up and taken in, the ,highest bid being 71s. per cwt. the rest were with drawn. In Pimento and Ginger nothing done.- We have no alteration te notice in the Linn market, the demand continues suspended, and prices nomi nally the same. Considerable arrivals of Cotton having taken place from the United States and the Brazils, and the ac counts fi om Charleston and Savannah stating that Boweds were still rather giving way, our market has , been very dull, and most descriptions of Cotton might now be bour,lit here at id. to •td. per lb. below last week's prices. The sales have been about 3,950 bags, consisting of 6(K), Boweds at 17d. to 174 d. for ordinary to fair, 18d. to 19d. fur good fair to good, and 19 and 20d. for a fell prime; 550 Orleans at 17d. to I'9d. for ordinary to fair, 18id. to 200. for good fair to very good ; 40 Sea Islands at 2s. 11 ; 300 Pernams at 22d. to 23d.; 1,300 Maranhams at 20d. to 21d.; 400 13ahias at 19,d. to 9.1 d. and scme very choice at 2'2d. ; Demeraras at 21d. ; 50 Cubas. at 17id. and 171 d.; 120 Bengals at Bd. to Sid.; 550 Surats at 101 d. to 120. for fair to good. (Of 20,000 bales of East India Cotton brought for ward by auction in London, on Thursday, about 13,000 were taken in ; the remainder were sold, Bangals at 63. to Bd. 7-Bths. for ordinary to good ; Surats 83. tai 1211 for middling to good-Lloth in bond. Those that were sold fetched prices quite as good as were eXpected.) In Tobaccos little busineis was done during the week, but holders arc firm at our quotations. The sales of Rice have been very trifling ; about 150 bags Bengal have been sold, goad white at 225. 6d. and inferior at 21s. per cwt.; and a few casks free Caro lina have been taken by the trade at 475. to 48s. per ' Cwt. In Carolina Ric.e, in bond, .nothing has been done. Our Corn Market on Tuesday was very dull, and sales:of Wheat were heavy at a reduction of 31 per bushel. Some considerable purchases have been made in Sour Flour, on speculation, principally at f.i . ss. to 335. per barrel. The demand for Turpentine ha§ remained suspended during the week, but there is no disposition to sell under the present quotations. Nothing has been done in Tar. There has been rather more inquiry far Philadelphia Bark, and about 100 casks, fair quality, have been disposed of at 21s. 6d. to 225. per cwt. or Pot Ashes we have expe..ienced a fair demand, but the sales are princi pdly confined to Montreals at .525. and 525. Gd. for middling, and 535. per cwt. for good quality ; the Market is on the whole rather stiffer, and 545. is now asked for good Montreals. There has been more doing in Pearls, and from 3(X) to 4(X) barrels have !men taken (chiefly on speculation) at 565.6 d. to 57t:. and a few Bostons at 585.; of the latter there are now no sellers under 60s. per cwt. Our Market for Dycv..oods has been very inactive, and the few sales made are scarcely worthy of notice. For Shuman there has been rather more inquiry, and about 500 bags have been sold, Sicily at (225. 3d. to 225. 6d. and Malaya at '22s. Gd. per cwt. No sales have been made in Madder Roots. Lemon Juice and Valonia are stationary in price, with a limited demand. Olive Oil continues dull. For Brimstone there has been some inquiry, but no sales have been effected. On Monday last, 1050 bags Saltpetre were offered by auction, which sold briskly at 38s. 3d. to 395. 63. and one lot at 395. 3d. per cwt. About 3000 Horse Hides have been sold this week at 7 . 5. per hide. Tallow is still dull, and the prices have declined considerably. Imported into Liverpool from the 6th to the 14th January, 181 a, inclusive, by one vessel from Calcutta and Cape of Good Hope, one Jamaica, one Demerara ' one Yew York, four Charleston, four Savannah, one Quebec, one New Bruns wick. two Blaranharn, one Pernambuco, one Bahia, one Buenos Ayres, one Grand Canary, oae Trieste, one Loudon, and one Ireland. • Sugar - hhds Funk - 154 tons - 920 bags Nicaragua Wood 14 tors 10 tierces. Lignum-Vitas 30 tons 21 barrels Barilla - lc 9 tons 45 bags Tunnel ic • 1712 bags Rum - - 67 puns Muuject 20Co bags Wheat . 1200 qrs Sago - - sco Flocs SOO barrels Coculus Indicus 152 bags Cotton, Calcutta 1479 bale. Nue Vomica 245 bags West India 206 bags Saltpetre . 279 bap United States 7153 bags Hides - 5918 Frazil - 2826 bags Tallow - 13 casks Tubicco - 125 hhds Staves - 54 flI Turpentine 1155 barrels Wool - 352 bags Ilark,Ctuercitron 22 Mils Wine - - 29 pipes Ashes - 817 barrel. - 7 bills Coffee Pimento - ,There is no material alteration to notice in Tur pentine : there has been a farther import of 1150 barrels this week, but there have not been any sales effected. In Tar very little has been done, American remains at my last quotation, Stockholm I:as declined to 19s. ; no inquiry for Archangel. Pitch is still Without demand, British Posit: has experienced a de cline, sales having been made at Bs. 6d. I have no transactions whatever to report in either Pot or Pearl Ashes by . auction ; and there have been but few sales, by private treaty ; the demand is very limited, and buyers generally are very cautious; the holders however appear tolerably firm, and my last quntSitlons gas. to 565. for Boston Pots, and s)s. 'toel for Pearls, are fully realized. N o f urt h er parcels of Quercitron Bark have arrived ; fine pal . • ''eels would mee t a ready tale at "the prices qu a , other descriptions 2re almoSt wholly neglected. The jiquiry for Shumac is limited, small r of Malaga.have been sold at 225. 6d. which price generally asked. Brimstone has been litt; quired for, nor have I heard of any particular , actions in Valon7a. No imports of Linie or T R ,. Juice since my last circular ; for that of good there has been inquiry. This week .there has been an import-of I. TenerifFe Barilla ; the best description of article is saleable just now. Kelp is very d• i l demands of the consumers are particularly and the prices of these articles may he considt r , almost nominal, which i. likewise the case v:io, low ; this latter commodity, appears to be corre! governed by the Limdon advice:, and the there having declined, a corresponding fall 1!7 , . 1 place in ours: Y. C. is now, however, tolera!::7 $. at 78s. per cwt. though but little doing. 6 :l i dred casks St. Petersburgh Soap were olead Wednesday, but not sold; ale quality is fair, anti are held at 735. per cv. - t. There are but few good parcels of market. On Monday 400 Euenos Avres, of quality, were offered by auction, but not sold has since been ielitsed. • Hemp is still heavy of and may be quo t ed at a decline of 10s. per to: P. C. In Flax nothing doing. Thele reduction in the price of Staves. Barrel cannot now be quoted hil„7:4: 1" an priMe 'simples. Flour ..txmains &tea. ;Lid sionaily there are still some purchases mr.,:e en cul-tt:on, chiefly in sour, notwithstanding the is considerable. Bice U without va;.i.tiion. On d:;y 1,C.00 bags of Saltpetre were 5(.1.1 by ;wet% 3tis. 3d. to 395. 9'. quality niiddling. Nothing whatever doing in Dyesvuods, s o d little in Oils. Two tuns Gallipoli have been sol, 497 per ton, part of l 0 tons offered - by auction Monday, and bougla in. of Turpentine is ‘' (4s. bas been refused for a cptantitY. little Sales Lave been effected at £6'? to ; for small quantities. For Greenland and other scriptions scarcely any inquiry. AYR, J.% Nt:Al.:.—Sunday night, we had the most tremend..ls gait; t!at has been kumn for many years. Considerabk damage has in sequence been sustained in this neighbourhood, titularly in some barn-yards, where whole slat. corn were literally blown down. In tile the Earl of EGLI . NTRN, a large tree was blown d i and the ropts,.v.-hich e::tended over a'surface ci wards of SO feet, completely torn up. • EDIVBURGIf t AN. 16. AlOng SVi:h bo : SterOtlS from the south-west, during the week, there ir.v occasional heavy falls of rain; and last night snow fell, which slighly _covered the giound, a kept thereby a frost, which set in early this mci: since which period the winds have been still, have now a moderate frost with sun hint-. NAVAL COURVMARTI A L•-•-.7i Naval Court 'tial was held on board. his MaOsty's ship Itt NAME, at Plymouth, on Monday se'nhight, 'trial of Lieutenant G. Poirrescue, of the PA AA, on a charge of disobedience cf an order Captain.. • It appeared by the evidence of the p tutor, Captain doses, that when off the coast land, in November last, he had given the prisoz order to go rlongsitle a strange sail under a cr.:: tine ilag, .• but nat to touch any thing but the that might be thrown into the boat;' the ',cif however, returned with the vessel's log-bock, having communicated with her. The prisoner a long written defence to the Court, detailin view of the circumstances, and called his br officers, who gave him an excellent character. Court, after some deliberation, found the ch, proved, and sentenced him to he put at the bottc of the list of Lieutenants, and to be dismissed his Majesty's Sloop aSISDORA. BIRTHS. At Edmonton, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Bowden, of it day; J..n. Pi, at Pinkie Hour:, the Lady of Sir John Hope. Craighall, of 'a son. • . • MARRIED. Tuesday senniglit, at St. Andrew's, Sir David 'Mor:rcific 31oncreiffe, Bart. to Miss Helen Mackay, daughter of ' ceased -Eneas Mackay, Esq. of Seotston. At Aberducn, on the 6th inst. Lieutenant James Hind, the 91st Regiment, to Miss Mary Leys, of that place. At Edinburgh, on the 11th inst. Mr. John Finkyson, Sted.r.t of Divinity, to Christina, daughter of the late Rev. Juhu minister at Kinloss. DIED. Jan. 18, at bis house in Cleve land-row, in his 55th year . jor-General John Wilson, Colonel of the Lite 4tb Ceylon Dec. 25, at Plymouth, the wife of Lieut. Henry Spry, Marines. Sunday, at Bromley, Kent, M his 74th year,Wm. Wdmis , Faq. nearly 20 years clerk of the papers to :be House of 1.41. At Murselburgh, on the 4th inst. after a shurt illness, )141 ret, eldest daughter of the Rev. Alex. Blisck, aged 19. Jan. 6, at Edinburgh, Jane, third daughter of John ton, Esq. Deputy Receiver-Getleral of the Customs. At Ayr, on the 9th Mst. Mr. Robert M'Kean, Lite Cti of the Trades of Ayr, aged 64 years. Jan. 9, at Cohalum, Grace, eldest daughter of Jarres vi d um , Esq. W.S. Edinburgh. Jan. I l, at Kilmarnock, William. son of Mr. David writer. at his mother's house, in Wohlan-place, square, a long illness, Thomas, eon of the late Dr. Be: of B % a 'i t- after : ti l r i d tl l e Y' ,in the county of Rases. At S smarang,. in the bland of Java, near Batavia, 18th July last, Mr. William Robertson, second mate oft; Commerce, of Liverpool. He had gone into the sea to the evening of the 18th July, when unfoitunately a Phid ho!d of bins, and tore all the flesh off his left thigh, iZ queue.: of which he died in a few minutes thereafter. At Ncnagh, Ireland, •ed 94, Mrs. Abbott, relict or butt, Rsq. formerly of glilyhasty, Tipperary. She stur•isd 18, was 5G years a wife, in which time she bad three childs.• ten mouths, four within twenty, six within three years, teen afterwards by single births, making twenty-eight. PItICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bk Stock 269 Long Anus. '205-16 , Reduced 7$ 79 7Siii India Stock, 232{ Cons. 7S fl India Bonds 4 , 7 p 3 per Ct.66-ii Exch. Bills 18 20 4 per Ct. 96i 97i Oinn. l '2 pr. Navy 106 if Cons. fer Feb. sol+l MAILS THIS DAY.••••••ARS. Dry. •Alut Dublin o o i Liston % 0 Waterford Gtiormicy and Ism)? . 0 2 n•pr.ce. 0 Holland • 0 i Ilaraburgh 0 Jamaica 0 • 1 o Swcdcn• HIGII WAtglt Motriinge , Aftemoon aCLIJYDON BEID'GE TO-lelollli • - Is minute* after I.lL)ii i 7i'rulted ad pablisbrd pate, Tsgplc-Dar. quote! red. Fan , ' :h little i- Xr trr z suer; I 110 T, 7 of t 311. 7 - 4 1 ▪ ilh' —7 , 4 4 '• • 4 4 .44 tern t 4 :!1(1; ' Of sal t to, ; 4 VI . . U . S. fin Cr 7. Tr: ;e sa'4 lc.ton, and I•t, n sold t ution is dill:. ?»!z3 Oil "2 to 1263 the d e 341 once; • • in cop vd, pr. star ti e ms tears i:r.r. ht sc4r.e 1, a s 1017 ',lst r.:r. , 11. r t e PeN•2:.. r of • r t'7 the 7. ,ck, ner 'ling CI; brothrr rr. The bottc:u mil from dr.reetr. ope, nereiffe..f of the Hood, of 3, &vitt& lan lloycs, year, :W.:- Lon ter. Rerl of Ltsr,.s. )1. , ..p.- Lo Cr caeca 'ames . 3 .r.a•tvi. oa ::.:? 9 get , f John Pl. c▪ hils - s7 .7... • -16 f pr. I • • AU.. 4 :6i O 0 o 0 0 O 3 • . 3 )QROW. r, r ~~ I 1' ' I E, i ; f, i i .. lis • : .1.