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AT ntimerous MEETING of MERCHANTS, 13 NKEItS, TRADERS, and ethers, INHABITANTS of tae CI CY of LONDON, held thi. day; sir Rt.:BEILT W 'GRAM, Dart. in the Cha;r; It was moved by Haute Purees, Esl. seconded by Henar H. a 5..., Esq. and Reoihted unanimously, That the f.dlowing Declaration be ad. pled by this Muting, and that the same do lie at this House fir signatures: " We, die undersigned Merchants, Brokers, Traders, and In habitant. of London, deem it to be incumbent on us to come 'lanyard wi.h a declaration o: our sentinitn:s on the presentcrisis al public affairs. •' We are far from being Insensible to the evils which at pre sent affect every class of the community, more especially the Irma order.; we arc anxiously desirous that every practicable ;beans may be used for alleviating dr it distresses; and we enter tain a sanguine Lope, that the embarrassments with which we have to s:ru , ,;gle will, by the exercise of a wise and enlightened pole;, be overcome; and that the agriculture, manufactures, and cutunierce of the country, will, at no distant period, revive and loutish. N We are satisfied at the same time, that nothing can tend nicce to retard the accomplishment of oi.r wishes and hopes, than m- endeavours which have recently been exerted with too emelt success, by designing and evil-minded men, to persuade the , pre2le that a remedy is to be lotted in measures which, under specmus pre. noes, would effect the overthrow of the Constitu tion. To these endeavours may he traced the criminal excesses %%Itch have lately disgraced the Metropois and other parts of the Lupin ; and the still more desperate and atrocious outrage which Lns recently been committed against the sawed person of the Prince Regent, on his return fruits Opening Parliament, in the etert4:e ni the functions of our revered itv:onarch. " We cannot adequately express our abhorrence of these ems mitieq, which, if not repressed, must lead to scenes of anarchy and bloolihed, too appalling to contemplate; and we feel it to be a solemn and Imperious duty we owe to our country, to pledge ourselves individually and collectively, to support the just exercise of the ainhority of Government, to maintain the Constitution as by 14IV established, and to resist every attempt, whether of craft of violence, that may be directed agaiust our civil liberty and our social peace." ROBERT WIGRAM, CMlmam. The Declaration will remain at this House for Signatures until further notice, and a List of the Names of the Subscribers, which has become far too tong fur this mode of publication, is new preparing for delivery. LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY. ripHE ADDRESS of the LOYAL and INDE.- PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON to HIS ROYAL -HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT, ea dseipreseat State of riabbe Affairs, bee for Signature at the Lemke Tavern, Bishops - g-te•nreet, and the Londoe Coffee house, Ludgate-hill. By Order of the Committee, London, fan. 31, 1817. A. D. WELCH, Secretary. TILL TWELVE. O'CLOCK THIS NIGHT. -- - - BISH, (Contractor) respectfully informs the 1. Public, die Lottery will finish TO-alOltaQW, sod u the Drawing k-tsi,ns 10 early as NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, Ills Offices will be open tid Twelve This Night, end hos algid till Nine lamer** bliorabg.—Tbae are atill SO Capital Prime in tie Wheel, cons•stiug of One Graud Prize of Twenty Thousand Guineas, One Grand Pnze of Five 'thousand Guineas, Three of Our Thousiuid °pintas, One of Ft,' Hundred Guineas, Thrt- of Four. Heuidceil asineas, - - - Posetest'lrnestilTemsdred Seven of Two Hundred Unions FelidesPrices of One. Hundred Guineas, Ste. 41.c.—whlch must 311 be Drawn 'I .3-morrow ( thy:Bday, 6th of 1 his Month), as the Lottery will then entirely finish. A few Ticarrs and SUAltell are still on Sale, Warranted Un drawn, at Instr. Offices 4, CorishiU; and 9. Charing-Cross, where 'nine= Capital P rizes bare been already sold in the pre sent Lottery. EXTRAORDINARY WHEEL! TWENTY CAPITALS !AND ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW! GWEIII3 requests the attention of all his Friends • to the prearat eztrzordoary Rich Sta.. of the: Wheel, viz. 1 Prize of 20,000 Gu s. 1 krize of 1,030 Guineas. S Prises of iv,OGO Guineas. 1 Prize of .suo Guineas. S Prizes of 400 Guineas. 4 Prizes of sou Guineas. '3 Prises of 20! Guineas. kr. Rs The whsie of the above MUST be draws TO-MORROW On which Day the Lottery will finish. T:ckets and Shares, Warranted Undrawn, are on Sale at boa rit WEHWS FORTUNATE OFFICES, P, CORNHILL, or 17, LUDGATE-S Where Ne. SIS, the but Money Prise of AIWA*, was Said In CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEWHAVEN. FOR BALI BY AOC:110/4, PT Order of the Honourable Oommiadooare o f Mt M* icy'. caroms, at the Bridge lon, at Newhaven, on Wsostasaav, •:te 14th day of February, 1117, at Twelve &Oda at Moo, rree!sely, In Sundry Lots, T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, vi7e. F; 1 !1 Picea, containing 375 Yards superhsr French Cambric; Doter Metal Necklaces 33 Des. n Leafier Purses ft Doses l'jr Leather Garten, ' Pair Mrs ' s 'Leather Shoe:, $ Fancy ;total Chains, 3 Besches Ostilde Feathers, 105 Yards Papa iLarieys, 6 Pounds Whim Starch, Oalleo Olive Oil, 6601, 'Clewed Prints, S Pounds Chocolate, 33 Doses and a Half ef Bull Porre,ll class Shuichi Box, containing the Machinerrof kiosks, 4 Dram mpg" Q:sart Bottles. F,r the Duties--44 &Wes of Brandy, and 3 China Cups and Szuten. 'I be Goods may be twos, and further particulars knows, by Lpp!icAlun at the Custonalbouee in office hours, the day previous tin 5 . 1 a, and on the morning of the day of Sale. H. HARRISON, Collector. ):rnlmern, Feb.l, 1617. L. B. 3 roam s Comfarolkr. A tl, 1,0,4 of 25 per Cent. will be inquired at tbe time of Sale. Jast publiihed, price is. be continued relish/0y wary Saiurday, sod Nat by the News men free of postage, THE SECOND NUMBER OP C LI fERARY GAZETTE sad JOUR NAL. of the BILLIES I.ITTREt e (: " .41 r 4 nr Accounts of New Preach and German Dramas: et Ut.rature and Arts in Saxony ; Proposals for a Literary atrebi, by Gregoire, and Sir Charles Morgan; Letters (rum '"41.11: Ztaths of Silage.; Travels In Greece, ty M. Coral, 'veered and other Literati ; The Deux Fonts Library; Extra ileary effects of the Winter Fogs In Germany; New Latin terzry Journal ; Recent Philosophical and Literary Discoveries 4 Varieties. by Mr. Brande, Dr. Clarke, &e. • Effects of the • Earthquak e s ; Bi ograp hi ca l N o tices and ADecdotes; De Montollen ; Monsigny the Composer ; Sir Gregor Orig•nal Correspondence of David Hume; Reviews eltuNis Eccentricities; Memoirs of Sheridan and GenlisV4lley t e B l itt ; Proceedings of learned . Societies; Unwary lad Louttocal Intelligence; New Publications, Ste. dtc. Po. Office for the receipt of Co e mmunications, is Watley and 1 59, Strand. Lit St•rs us also rese:ved by all BOWRlllite std Degas in el.sters. &tides' 311 be the Lott A feu drawn, where '1 tent Lot TWE G. J. nchets 1 Ulm Dale cur., •he pree.s4 THI Fifty DoZec ?Jr I,e C :luta 1! kiosks, For tl Szuten• '1 lit Lpp!ica:i tisi, ) 4w1):14 A d, To bee Ti., Ci•v•; we; re f ‘,,tteri • dinar • ;env 4 V • l' E ail ; frtx t e 1.11- SL. SOW!! AMERICA. Further letters from Rio Janeiro, dated the 213th November, contain some interesting puticulars ling ts. the River Plate.—The fnllowing are extracts: '6 By advices from Buenos Ayres to -he 28th Oc tab r, we learn that the Regiment of Free Blacks, No. 10, had proceeded on hom Santa FC to Men• r ir the purpose of completing the 4000 men with which General SAN MARTIN is to open the cam. paign against Chili, by passing the Cordilleras in De cember. General DIAZ VELSZ, and others, had been arrested for an attempt to subvert public order. The liberal and judiciow. conduct of the Supreme Director. Bunesoos, had restored peace and confidence to the l Capital of Buenos Ayres and the whole country, where past disorders had paralyzed internal and ex.' ternal trade; and the spirit of faction having now given way to better sentiments, the Government had determined on the recal of all the Patriots who had been banished through personal animosities. The Congress was expected to come down from Tucuman i to Buenos Ayres in November. By this the Go vernment will be more concentrated. The Royalist army in Peru occupies its old positions; and though; at one time it threatened to advance on Salta, it only got as far as Catagaitia (between Potosi and *Hai), where it is harassed by the Patriots under Gunnels, who cut off its supplies. " In the Eastern Provinces, the Portuguese meet with more difficulties than they were prepared to surmount with European troops, unhabituated to such a species of warfare. Attricas has collected his myrmidons on the hanks of the Uruguay, and only left 1,000 men to observe the mov,:.nents of the Por tuguese. As the latter march its distinct columns, he intends to attack the weakest first. He has already been successful, and after beating one division near Missiones, and successively several detachments, he drove the invaders out of the town of San Borja, of which he took possession. He then penetrated 24. leagues into the Brazil territory, which be intends to make the chief seat of his retaliation. Here tonsi -1 derabla alarm bas been excited, which the Govern nent has attempted to allay by an Extraordinary Gazette, lamely' patched up. " A ftTlGises activity and enterprise are well known, and the warfare he is enabled to carry on with his mounted Tartars, will not only be destructive, but as the'slate, and a great part of the indigenous po pulation, is extremely dissatisfied, it may be also at tendtal with serious consequences. This European Cow t and Officers have no idea of the nature of the struggle into which they have rushed, particularly as the attempt is very unpopular with the native Brazi lians. Orders, however, are said to bare gone over to General BeititNeoep to send out 63(7.1 more troops. .411°04v:dee has a garrison of 1500 men, and the country people will enter as the Portuguese advifte. The ships which entered Maldonado are said to have left it. They had only 500 men on board." GLIIMAN BRUSSELS, JANUARY 27. • We receive Irom all quarters, from the parts where the troops of the' Army of Occupation aft cantoneJ, unanimous ,reports respecting the generosity of the Commanders, Officers, and even of the soldiers. In all the garrison towns, subscriptions have been open ed for the relief of the indigent. The troops in the cantonments contribute also on their side, by various means, to lessen the distresses of the poor. The French Minister at War has signified', in the King's name, to the Commanders of the Second Corps, his thanks for this benevolent and generous conduct.— A great many vessels laden with corn for the Rus sian and Prussian troops have arrived at Givet, and more are expected. If we may believe letters from Cambray, the Duke of Wellington, on leaving Paris, witl come and spend a few days here. " There are reasons , for supposing that negociattons are on foot, in which the Cabinet of the Netherlands is concerned, though the object of them is nut known. BRUSSELS, JANUARY 29. The prices of corn are fallen in several markets in Flanders s—at Antwerp, Louvain, and Brussels, a farther decline is espected to day. In ►he French ports too, more corn begins to arrive: several vessels laden with corn have arrived lately at Havre. Ac cording to the latest accounts from Cambray, every thinig remained in the same situation with the Army of Occupation. It is not yet known when Lord Wel lington will return. With respect to the diminution of the Army of Occupation, the opinions are so dif ferent, that we can get at nothing certain on this sub ject. An English Courier, from St. Petersburgh, passed through here last night. ZWOLL, JANUARY 27. The bad forage which, in consequence of the rains of last summer, it hiss been necessary to give the cattle, has caused many diseases among them—near 3,000 oxen, and 2,5)0 sheep hare died, by which %%any farmers are ruined. ARAU. JANUARY It. It is still asserted, and the account seems aisthenti.l cited, that the loan for the payment of the military contributions by France has been prolonged by the Allied Powers. This prolongation is stated to be for three years, so that one year having elapsed since the conclusion of peace and the commencement of the payments. the remaining payments are to be made , in the nest seven years ; that is, irons the beginning of 1817 to the end of 1823. As for the number of the Allied Troops in Truce, it is also affirmed that , it will be lessened, not by 50,000 men, but 50,000 men, so that the ArrDy of o.:cupation will consist in future of 120,000 instead of 150,000 men. Nu thing official however is yet known on this subjtct' but she above particulars are generally reported, and much credited. There u also talk of fresh negocia tions having been entered into.fOr the conclusion of a Commercial Tream betwee England and France. r FRuM L.Liif AIWIT'S GAZaI.E. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has hecu tamed to appsiiat Ii sward Powell, Esq. to be I.leat:r...ot ot the Cciwty of CaulT,,,o„ His it girl Niftiness Ins al. . lest, pleased to at poll; Ire.lelick Paget, EN to be a Pap: in Orilis:ary to Lis Rif: P!gtioe•s, in die riso.o of Ch.irles George JattiLs Arbuth not, Esq. prom..ted BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Wilton, ut &oznptun, Yorkabire. ltsw•uuuulzcturer. BANKRUPTS. Robert Wardell, of Brighthelmston, Sussex, livery- stable.keeptr and torn-chandler, to surtenslia leb. 14,15, and Mares 18, at eteeen,at the Prince Reg sit Uteri, Brightheinmo,s Attornseq, Mesons Hill and l unset, liriglut.a ; or !Views. P.slaser and France, Bedford row, London. Wi:ii.ins Attack, of Fazeley, Staifordshire, grocer, dealer and Chapman, February 8, 25, anal Mattis IN, at test, as todelbali. Attorney, Mr. Paterson, rib, Osil &bad scree:, Laulna. Michaelly, of the Mitre, Mitre court, Fleet 'street, tavern. kes per, dealer and chapman, Feb. 11, 18, and Mardi 18, at ' twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Jackson, No. 2, Garden. Court, Temple. John Krochi, late of Cannon -street, London, election: E t/14kt and Chapman, Feb. 11,15, and Ma cis is,..t ten, at Gualtitall Attorney, Mr. !Jacket, New-court, iwithsu'a lane. Thomas Hanesworth, late of Blidworti , but slaw of parish of Poolgrave, Derbyehire, miller, farmer, deaser an , l chapivao, Feb. IS, at six, Feb. 19, at ten, sad March in, ac four, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Anomie+, hlessas. Lnhg and Austen, Gray's hut, Laudon; ur Mr. Viumicools, Mans field, Nottingham. Wm. Weggiesworth and Joins Whitaker Wigglesworib, of Ha lifax, Yorkshire, merchants, manufacturers, and partners, March 5, at six, March 6, and 85, at eleven, at the Talbot lon, Halifax. Attornies, Messrs. Wigksworth and CrosAlsy, Gray', Inn London; or Mews. Wsgleswortb, l'humpson ai.d Suus tell Halifax. Thomas Bradford, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, vintner, jobber, dealer and chaputan i Feb 13, 14, and March is, at eleven, at the regulars Inn, Leobory. littorals,. Mr. lames Peer:rise, Gray'. Inn,•Londot.; or Mr. Win. Reece. Letil.or. Joseph Angell, uow or late of Read:nag. Brat, dreper , .hopkeep er, dealer and chapinan, February 11, IS, and Met cu s s, at ten, at (/oddball. Auorney, Mr. Ge,tige Adams, 34, OM Jewry. Juba Andrew Ure, of Lilo/pool, whim and apirit..u.rehattr,-deeler and charisma, March 1,3, and le, at one, at the George Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Denison, Castle•etreet, Liverpool. Philip Owen the younger, stow or late of Maccle46v4l, ilheshire, . _ sii-maintfactaier, get:lt, u bye, Fab. 10, at ten, and NoLif eI IS, at beta at do: Derby Arms Inn, Macclesfield Atte' nies, Masers. Hord. Maw, and Johnson. featmle, London; or Mr. Wright, Magledeld. /dm Hialosso, of Manchester. Innkeeper. &Au and charisma, Fib. it, IS, and March IS, at one. at the Palace Inn, Man chasm Attorney, Mr. Sanwa Edge, Manchester. Joseph Palfriensaa, of Membroogb, Yorkshire, builder. stone and alattimorcbant, Feb. 10, 11 as bee. and March is. at two, at the Crown hall Rotherham:. Atoraiss, Mr. Taylor John serest, Redforerow. London ; or Messrs. Wheatley and Rawl y,. Rotherham. Roger dad:6, of Pendletom, Lancashire, dyer. &der and chap atis, Feb. 17,11. acrd March IS. at ten, at the Dog Taunt, Manchester. Attorneys. Ide. George Smith, Mfoichester; or Messrs. Clubs and Ricliattle, 10a. Chaocery.bne. Robert Meisel..s boby, of Beeches, hadolk. linen weaver, March t, and IS, at eirrenom the White U un Retche s. At- van*, Dime Palmer ifol kraftes,Lialfurtl•rew, Loudon; or Mr. ';harpfn. Ifeccies. Itiwian Draw due; or Welt StarBfra Porirfaillre, goal:star, ['eh W e lts, awl March 111, at eleven, at the itttl bon ton, blialtes. bury. Marines, Meow. Iforailes mole. lay, shatceobrary ;ur Mt.sbro. Tolima...to au l trachoma, Argyle-street, Loroian., 13..fijamlo Broom, of filtli.grett,Purtontotitti, toilet, Feb. 8, autt March l is, a , terelife„ at Ouil.thall, Loudon. Attoroq, Mr. James, buckletsbury, London. Samou Samson, of the Royal ExcLaase, Exchange-broker, Feb. V. 25, and Mach tqat icu, at Gun:BSall. Attoruit-, Blunt and Bowman, Broad sireet•buildinp. !say Levi, of Thrvaduredle-strect, merchant, Feb. s . itl, and March 111, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atmrtms, Messrs. An ... titsky and Son, Angel-court, Thrugmortoo-street. Thomas Cos, of Chichester, common.carrier, Frh. 10, at the Anchor inn, Chichester, 18, and March 18, at the ri wan Inn, same City, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Champ. Chichester; or Mr. Hume, Holborn -court, Gray's-ion, London. Jelin Hayward, of Cbiswell.street, cOlnantau, Feb. 8, 16, at ten, and March 18, at eleven, at (JuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Wilk*, husbury-pLice, Finshury-square. Joseph Hill, of Ruod•l.ioe, bill-broker, Feb. 11, le, and March is, at ten, at OulhilaaU. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street, Chancery-line. William Fenton and Samuel Lee, of Leeds, woolitapkrs, Feb. a, 12, and March 18, at ten, at Gnildhall, London. Attornies Meters. Blunt and Bowman, Broadiareet-Imtklinse, Old Beth- lent, London. - Flay Oast, of Sanderingham, Norfolk. shin-merchant. Feb. 1 OS, and March I*, at twelve, at Gaildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, Hyde-street. illnomebery. John Howley, of Cockhlll, Ratcliffe, provision warehouseman, Feb. 11, IS, sad March IS, at eleven, at Goildbali. Attortsry, Mr. Viacom, Bedford -street, Bed ord.square. Edward Santis, of Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, victualler. Feb. 10, 19. and March 18, at slues, at the Nike lira lust, Leis ewer. Anornits, Messrs. Alesauder and Holum. New lon, London; or Mr. lima. Leicester. Titania* Wright. of Leicesterorictualler. Feb. HI, aod March la, at eleven at the White Hart lan, Leicester. Attendee. Messrs. AletilaJer nal Hoboe s New Ina. Loudon; or Mr. bond, Lemma. • John Mason, of Cambridge. cook, Feb. 7, 14, at eleven, nett Mirth le, at ten, as tbeMted Lton lan, Patty Corry, Cam bridge. Attocuses, Miners. liaggrraton an 4 Wbiteki, Um , btidge ;or Mr, Croft, C.bancerplane, Landon. The domed for Woollen Goods, to the Cloth .Hall. at I.reds, has laerease.l doe two last asatket_days • and It Is ceiiiidnitly ol ds-Ipotesi that the stock of levriorWeaeletis will shortly he very much thinieished. Ibe propriety of sewing about a peck of the aced of vetches opon an acre of land plaited with beans, either set or sown broadcast, is strongly reeenansended. he vetches will cihab Ate beans, and by that means perfect their seed in the bes: pastille way, whbout interrupting the growth of the Owens t they as be rutty separated from the beans as the time of winnowsag and the value of the ban straw will be doubly ostrich/as. by the admixture ef the Wilmot the vetches. Por Luc& —A Came which is likely to of coasiderabk amusement to the Cattlemen of tile lam Übe, is cn be tried 1 at the Sittiags after the present Term. The *Wig is a young citizen, who Wimp his attain for an neseolt; the defendant, a Centleman w'.; resides at the west-end af the town. The rem Cie., it seems, Lad frequently disturbed she rest of the defendant by serenading his d.ittghter at onsemanalie bears, one aigist.l The aid gentleman saluted the lover fees his chamber window. in a way very repugnant to his taste, sad a* d of tbe de f.nce is, that as the plaintif came to the def,n am'a home en'a eked, he was under the necessity nitre-a:lag only with pet lea BUYER: or Pear Wiens are. informed that fine full bodied Port, Vintage 1815, is sold at SBs. per d , zen ; 'ditto, Vintage 1812, at 4.2 c. • ditto in the wood of fine rich :inane flavour, at ilk per pipe ; also Phntac in French bottles at the very low price of 425. Fer dozen ; ditto the finest Cape Madeira imported at S4s. per dozen ; ditto Langarote in French bottles, at 50.. per dozen ; ditto French Frontigniac of the most delicious quality, at 66ai per dozen ; iu pints at S6s. per dozen, try the Commercial 11411 Wine Com pany, No. 10, Skinner-street; guil d 34% OEl(4d-street. LONDON MARKETS, PLBRU.IIcr 4. Covrox.-We mentioned the advance of I. a Id. per pound on the public sales of West fodi.a Crtton on the day of our :est publication; tie demand eel. tinned brisk during the wee'e ; the adv ince was fully maintained : the same improvement took place tett the Brasil descriptions. Surat:, from the scarcity, :old at an advance 61 li3, to lit on the late Eta India sale prices ; BeiTAls writ: also a shade higher; the quantity in the market of the latter is conside rable.. The pure's:ties of ale teed: are estimated to exceed 2100 packagess with n7)O hags Ben gali. reported to have cletlyed hands, will maks a total of 3000 bag; almost the a hcle fur die menthe tures of the country, the Manchester trade ieeing re ported to continue brisk. 4(M Pernams were sAld 2s. a 2s. Id. 211 Babies 224 d. a23d. 231 bags Dense. rasa and Berbice '2OO. a 23d. inferior 18J. a 180. small parcels common West India 190. a 210. Sts 'imams 22.1.. The following were taken exclusive of duty.... 810 Surat; 120. a 18.1. being a Id. to ltd. advance on the East India sale price-9 0 Bengalis were ea:en at 10.0. to I2J. the seine quay ity repore ted privately to have changed heads. Brazil and Sure( Cottons continue very seer :v. The Etst Itte . die C impany have declared another sale of Btrtgals. '6 Livettearte. FEnaUAii 1. --Tlie demand for Cotton has continued very steady since ccr 1a.% Th e import been only 2(:63 bags, which are tti'm the 'United States ; and as the stock of ail descriptions is getting very low, and there are not expected to be any arrivals of netenitude for snare :Urn, the prices are still improving, partiettiaily of Pern:lins and NIA which have advanced about td. per pound this week. The sales are about 5050 bags, cons.sting of -1000 llowt.ds at 201. d. to 21J. tor goed lair to pritne ; 300 Orleans, at 22d. to 9.34. for good eta. to very good ; 62 Sea islands, at 2s. 3J. lot fair to 6d. ler fine ; 800 l'ernams, at 231/. for'inferior to 72,. Id. fur go,ed ; 1540 Meranhams at 231 to 23).1. 6(10 is At 231. to 2311 12'1 Decnerat.As to 23d. 20 'West lielias at '2ld. 60 Bengiils at 13d. to `240 Surats at Isd. to LSI of which 171 were yesterday sold by auction at 15d. to 1.5,;(1." SUURR.-Tbe demand for Mitscovadea confirmed rather limited last week ; the prices generelly fright be considered from Is. a 2s. lower, occasiu:t.:d by the very considerable parcels in speech:orb' ttach, which have been przsted upon the market at very low pricer, and coesiderably under (it is Tel:paled) o:tr r.:tiuta.l quotations; brown Jamlieits were sold at 7Cs. a 71s. parcels tit for the p . :es et 735. a 745. Grenada, with colour 725. a 764. tine J.tuaica 625. a 83%; St. Kit's favittrit,:? mark Sfs. Tnere was a pold.c nle of M‘s:ovaees this curt nem, ehich c tnsistel et P:..57 !Inds. CI. Lucia and a-Citer.ifil 813garll ; the sale Attracted co.nicler.thle itittrett. serliag the maglt t cuirency. as it had been reported that parcele had been privately breed ( if at vely Inw rate s there was scarcely any bui.iness ((Emil by private contract during the forenoon, Cie pus chasers gene rally anticipating a decline of Vs. or is. it w.s, ever a trivial sale as ta quantity, and wern oft freely, but without briskness ; the late prices of the mart by private contract were fully maintaieed, 411 d if these was any difference ob%ery tie prit,7s were a shade higher-very otdinary Domes ata sa Bine at 635. 6d. a 695. 6d. common quality 70s. a 725. with colour 735. a 755. The Refined market has been heavy ; the Nice: may be stated generally Is. a `Gt. lower ; Crushed Sugars a little lower ; Hatrabiugh Powder, and Sin- Loaves continue in plentiful ; the ciiief busi. tress done in Relined goods lately 11.1 been fur the markets of the Mediterranean and lur home con. suroption ; it ought, however, to be observed, that some holders will submit to no depressiun whatever. Molasses continue heavy and decl • g. Covres.—There were only two public sales of, Coffee brought forward during last week, cr,nsi,ting of 208 casks at:d '209 bags ; the prices could Pot 'be stated at any alteration since our I ist rcp:•rt ; nary Jamaica stain at 655. a 4iBs.GJ. good ordirtsiy 70s. a 72i. fine ordinary and in dinar, middling 755. 77z. and 80z. fine middling Dutch 945. good ru:d dling eater:Lively 85s. a 86s. 61. milfling *h. a 8l s. It is, however, to be (Assented, that the greater pro portion of the holders refuse. to sell at the present priers, and account for the late et nsidevibl: dtcl;ne by stating, that there is no capon dem Ind :It pt.:sect, and that speculators° hunts are and public tiles being forced upon the neatkct before the spring or. den are received, occasion the lite depression ; the quantity brought forward by the East Cunt. piny has also been extensive. • bum Nov:sum, ace.....bish Beef and Pink con. limn in so short supply, that a further advance-is ;:n. ticipated. Bacon without any v. , r.izt . mn ; the ter market remains depressed, and little preb..bi.ity of a revival. TonAttn.-I'here is little variation in the prices since OUT last ; one Of IWO parcels of Lpf have been purchitsed in anticipation that there will be some request for that de:cription of Tob4cel, when the contract advertised by the French C;ov:rn. menu the 10th instant is concluded ; at preAent it h produced no alteration, except that the 11-I.ltts 4se asking prices a shade hither, which acfrance h. 4it been realized. Them Is lit:le or no deall4:id at _- sent for export. 4Vat t BRANDY, AND Hou.aNDs.--The prices Rota consione to decline; there are few tiles test lance our last ; the trivial quantil , disposed ~/ however, at a further redaction of ahr.nt Id. per g fine Jamaica at a greater efortressixt. There rs some speculation in Brandy ; the prkes are LI. !o 21 per gallon higher, osvi4g. to the advance in France * and the repotted scarcity. GLIIeIII is Vellb.• (At any alteration. Thaw, FLAX, AND TALrme.—There it hide va riation in the prices of Fl4x or Hemp; the market heavy ; there has been cow, lent )le &nazis' tut Talluw ; the prices are implovin,!.