The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-04 00:00:00

.. Wild, . , . Wis. Adam*, James Pe.rry, Peter Kier, Thomas Bond, W.. Stereos. / That Mr. Samuel Brnedis be Treasurer ; and Mr. Thomas Cl-nry, Serretary of the Committee. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Sir F. Burdett and Lord J. T. Clarke, Esq. 2E5 0 Cochrane £llO 0 Fis,in Penny Weekly W. Jones Burdett, toy. Si) 0 Subscribers, Swilled Blskor Cartwright 5 5 Dog, Clvmene.-lane 1 1 Shame! Curtis, Esq, 1J 10 Sir /toehold Phillips 2 2 Tor L.beacy 4p:therms% Edward Langley 2 0 mat 41 Fl 4 fur the Op- 'W. Pottrn, Ludgate-hill 2 0 pressor, 5 0 M. Watson 2 0 Alexande. Gelioway 5 I) lAn Else', Esq. 5 0 /herrn Bird . 2 2 John Derto 1 1 Charles 1 earson 1 0 .1. S., timetioase 1 0 All one N;oney he hasgot I 0 An Enemy to opprecsion 1 0 C. J. Hector 5 0 W. D. 1 0 Juhn Cr.... 1 1 Clue who ardently wishes Richard Wild 1 1 an immediate 1 io. Thomas Vyse I 1 peaehment 4ly canal. Ile Black Dwarf 2 2 col pen.eculing Minis- Mr. Ireland 1 0 sets . '2 2 Suspension to the Sus- - ' Mr. Whitaker, Surrey ponders 1 0 Coffee-house, Borough 019 J. 11. Buckle 2 2, Thomas Dolby 1 0 No Polroolity Bill to ' Page, hut oat a Page of protect Injoortice 1 I'. Honour 010 Link:m.loy to that Trinity John Mitchell . 1 1 In Unity, Cowardice, Thomas Allchin . 1 1 Tyranny, and Hypo- ' George Deltoid ; 1 1 erisy 5 0 H.ll . 1 5 J.. IL 1 1) Christopher Pottlager 1 1 Greco anti Son . 1 1 John Perriit . 0 5 J. It. . 2 2 C. Puller - 1 1 Thomas Rood ' 3 3 Wm. Capel 5 0 ope a tio thinks Mr.. An Enemy to Tyranny CHI, the herby vie- in every ,h ipe 1 0 Jim, a mach better - Crossßylanclo, Savage man than else best of i gardens his 'mire-tams 1 0 H. Wilkinson John P. kard 5 0 A Hater of Lord Sid- P. K. _ 1 1 Untruth's Religious Joseph Phelps 1 1 Prlsiciples 010 Richard Hayward 1 1 William Parr 1 1 William B ,wie 1 1 J. 5i.J31.15t Subscription 1 0 if holm Cleary 1 1 A. Jentirmini—hot of tilleri lirrelku i 0 • tile Liverpool Breed 10 1 William 11.ireet 2 2 Au Enemy Ca Corruption William Wionsev 010 on his Oath of Office, bay the Sun hewer rise S. P. 1 0 oil 'Tyrant, our set 011 W H ibherdine 2 0 a Slave 5 0 G. Webber, Covent- Au emu', so the Doctor 5 5 garden-market - 1 0 Nr. Hue e.ourbe 1 1 John Upton • 3 0 W. Prater, Esq. Noble- Wiliam Freud, E.q. 2 2 street 5 0 W. Teastiole, St. Paul's illr. Bellarhy,Bell-alley 110 Chureir-yard . 5 0 J. A. Phipps, Editor of T. Hammond • 1 1 the News 5 0 John King, F.sq. Fitz? J. M. 2 0 roy-square . 20 0 Neinbers of the Iniependerit Sundry small SOTS col- . Society of the Ward of lected at ihe Door 101.5+. Mil Ilishopsgate, by T. J. Gregor. Speck Lee 5 5 Worrier : 1. Y.—Punislousent only Samuel Narb Al 2 to follow, and not pre johu Bummed 2 2 cede Convict' 2 I Jletirrr. Folcher 1 1 Lord Lie.mourh, not R. Ventrion ' 1 0 from a Jail n 'thin the William Gee 1 0 vicinity of Loude' 1 1 John l'i 'Mama 1 1 Henry F. Harrison 2 0 Wornuel Fro•gatt 1 1 Willioon Cummings 1 1 lleary Goe A tory 1 0-10 7 Edward Waller 1 1 Wiliam 1:111ot1 0 10 A rood Note in a good Au.bovoluniart Slave 1 0 Cause 1 I Peter Walker; Ls+ 2'2 Facts 1 1 A. 11. . 5 0 W. W. I. 2 0 C. U. 2 0 An American . 1 0 Joao Pennon 5 0 Clement Poole 5 0 Won. Stevens '2 2 Subscriptions will he received by Mr. Samuel Brooks, Trea surer, 110. Strand; Mr. Alexander Galloway, b 9. Holborn; Mr. J. C. !Melilla}, 9, Aldermonbury Postern; Mr. T. J. Worrier.' Sun Street. Bishorpsgrite-rireei ; Mr. T. Bond, Crook ed-lire; hlr. J. Calluite SS, Blackmon-street, limougn ; Mr. Wm. ltogers, ISti. Ovford-street ; at the Bar of the Crown a.od Anchor Tavern, Stroud ; and he THOMAS CLEARY, Sec. Alfred Place. B .dford-Squire. IMPORTANT SAVING. NEW INVENTED LIGHT, Superfine, Double covered, improved Oval-shape BEAVER, HATS, at only WI. The frequent complaints made by Gentlemen, in not being able to obtain, of a good quality. at a moderate price, a Super- Sne . Beaver Hat, has induced GEORGE FRANKS and Co. of Wellington-Noose, corner of Rederew.-street. Barbican, tone quaint the Public. that in consequence of the very great re ductioa that has taken place at the last sale of Beaver. they have added an additional covering of Beaver to their Hats, which renders them capable of wearing romiderably looser. and is the means of their always retaining the must beautiful black ever sees. added to which, they are finished nn their new improved Oval-shaped Wicks. made in the exact shape of the bead; therefore rasa or damp will not in the least affect he shape. —The unbounded patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these new-invented Has, is a wonderful instance of their excellence over every other lint ever offered to public notice. •?* Be ;Articular as to the Addre.s, as G. F. hod Co. are slot in any way concerned with a retail house in Beech-street, maw of Franks. —N•• asap lid letters received. TO Till: WORKING POOR. THE,present is most critical lime for Infant's who are Teething, in consequence of the prevalence of the Measles and Chin-cough ; fur should the irrimtiou of the Teeth come on while they nee 'offering Poo those Disorders, very few Q bildren will recover. Mothers might therefore never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP where there are Young Children, as by only rubbing their Gums with the Ss rup, it gives imaaediate ease, thereby preventing both Fever stud COlY•llitielh. Mrs. Johnsoo relieves the Want Poor, usual, at her home, every Tuesday and Saturday. from Nine 'ren u*Clock. by bringing a letter from a respectable hmse keeper, itailying that they are seal objects of charity; and she particularly cautious those Mothers whose Children may have Oily of the above I)norders, ant to raiz with those who sire free, as si.e onions separate her little Patients. tittle uunsber being to great. deriag the hours of attendance. Mrs. J. hopes great a Charity will out be abused, as it is entirely from her own private purse. The Syrup t., be had of the Proprietors. .Tohinuo and Williams, No. 94.Newassretreet,OAre a ' s.reel ; and of all the principal Medicine Venders is town and country, 11 2.• 911. a bustle. Courio v.— Re sore In ark tot / Johnson and Wi!lianit's 4,ericaelluotillogS)rep." rest In 11w lAIST 4.OTTER y of THREE PRIZES OF 10.000 POUNDS, BISH SOLD THEM ALL!!! And in the very In.t towel. THREE PRIZES OF Afto.ooo, Aod various other Capitsl4, ALL IN SHARES, to Thirty different To wne'in the Country. ••• AD, partieuhr or franc. \ winners, may nnw he h.d at the respective Oaten. or of MN, Cont,aetnr. and Charing-cross, Loputtothaod Ms Agents in liogland. I seentid, and Seotitusd. ..... , W. &ration, Liverpool, smolt-saanafnotsrer, Feb. 26, 27, March 17. at the George Ina. Liverpool Attar.uies. Messrs. Blackstock and Co. King's Brach-walks, Temple; and Mr. Marrow, Li.erpnal It. Calverley, Kegworth, Leicestershire. miller, Feb.l6, at the Office of Mr. Malty, Ashby-de la-Zouch, 17, March 17. at the While Hart Inn, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Attoruies, Mr. Berridge, Hatton-garden; and Mr. Dalby, Ashby de-la-Zouch. W. timid), Stone, Stallwd.hire. grocer. Feb. 20. 21. at the He'l and Hear lon, Slone. March 17, at the George Inu. Stat: ford. Alimniep, Messrs. L.igh and Co. New Bridge-street ; and Metals. Dent and Co. Saute.. . . It., J., and J. Barker. Lane-end, Stalfordaisire, potters, Feb. 20, 21, nt the Reiland Hear Inn, Stone. March 17, at the George Inn, Stafford. Anornies, Mr. Nelson, Essex erect, Strand ; and Mr. Prolvse, Hanley, Staffordohne. It. Bras. Go.port. Hants, haberdasher, Feb. IQ, 17, March 17. at Otildhall. Attornies, Mears. Armory and Co. Lothbury. D. Pickard, Liverpool. coach-maker. W.-m*2, 3, 17, at the York Hotel. Liverpool. Anomie'. Mr. Wildle, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Whitley, Liverpool. C. ..I..nden, Worthing. Sussex, fad dler, Feb. 7, 17, March 17, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr..lteilly. Clement's Inn. S. Stephens. Dowgate-hill, ourehoutetnan, Feb. lU. 17, March 17, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Parton, Chcapside. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 25, 0. Boorler,seo 1,0:BOveler, Jon.. nn& R. Arm strong, Worces.er-street, Borough, kid manufacturers—Feb. J. R. and T. Wilton, Bread-street. factors—Feb. 17, J. Reid, Newcastle-uptio-Tyne, saddler—March 21, T Goring, Staines, tailor—Feb. 25, T. Gardner, jun.. Liverpool. I.:dor —March 10, W. Stet kham, Britii,l. aker —Feb.l4. R. Clt:ules, Sr. Alban's-street, Pall-mall, tailor—March 10, R. B. ishrt, Soutbampton.place,New-road,wioesnerchant —A pril 7 ,J Modg. son, Coleman-tames. tnerchaut—Feb. 24, W. Reed, Fleet street. law-bookseller—March 7, J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Haddock, Caleaton-street, bankers—Feb. 28. A. Gum pertz. Great Winchester-street, merchant—Feb. 28, J. •B. Spencer, .1. Borman, nod J. Rubinson, Heor-biuder•iar.e, factors —'Feb. 7; B. Thompson, Nun-green, Peckham. far mer Feb. 213, W. Maern 0011, Liverpool. soap-manufacturer— Feb. 14, E. Crake, and H. aod T. Ingleden, “orottgh-market, posause-merchants Feb. 7, W. Bowden, Cannotrstreet, in. burtinee broker—Feb. 24. W. J. Richardson, Fi icholas.lane, merchant—Marcb 21, J. Knight nod 'T. Ashby, Csongh-sqoale, faitcy re 4 he&matattraetnrers—leb. 211. IL Jam. llartbina. 'l l teriaad-olreff, Stread, esal.saercbant—Feb. 21, W. Potts, Li verpool, bdilder. CERT! Fl CATES Frs. 24. S. Clements, Houghton, Lincolnshire, corn-merduml—R. Elliot, join_ Ilminster, Sonsersetshire, miller—J. Poulton, Bildon, Stafordshire, corn.dealer—W. Davy, Norwich, gun maker—J. Wihon, Cockbrouk. Lancashire, cotton•spinner— J. Edwards. Knighton, Radnorshire. draper-11. .1. North. cute, Li me-st reet , ine-merchant--J. W roe, Tong, Yorkshire, wonted manufacturer, PA HTN EIISH 1 PS DISSOLVED. I). W. Stone and W. Scholdield, Ravisturoe-street. Goswell slreet.road, tin-plate worker-J. Williams aid N. J. Turner, Keer-lane, Traver -street, Custom-house agents-C. Scrivener and J. Terry, Leadenhall-market. salesmen -l', and W. K. Gartside, Hanley, Yorkshire, dyers-J. and J. Partridge, Kowbridge. Gloucestershire, dyers-J. and .1. Rushton, Bal. ton-le-Moors. Lancashire, innkeepers-W. Holcombe and C. Viner, Worthing, Susses, g►ocers-W. Copp, H. Alford, and A. Copp. Exeter, linen-drapers-J. Parker, J. Dean, 11. Gib• son, 11. Karon, and J. Lllisoti. Acerii.gton, Lancashire, cotton spinners-C. Moor and J. T. %%ray, Leyburn, Yorkshire, merciiants-C. Davis and J. Matthews, Briaol, warehouse. keepers-T. Stevens, Shaftesbury, and W. Stevens, Gillingham, l)orsetshire, linen drapers-H. Waits and J. Atkinson, Cheap ide, warehousemen-M. and K. Field, Kntolph-lane, merchants- J. Smith and J. Cocker, juu., Manchester, casual waste-dealers. advance,;. ordinary 951. and Ns.; good 985.; fine ordinary, extensively at 995. ad.; ordinary Caba 965. • 971. good 100 s. 'l'here was a great briskness in the demand foe• Coffee yesterday after the arrival of the Dutch as the reports from Holland, Ilaesbergh. &c. were very favourable, the purchases by private contract we , e stated to he extensive ; the prices advanced Is. a is.; St. Domingo realised 1011.; the request by private contract continued this forenoon, though not on so extensive a scale. The public sale advertised for to-day attract, (I much titentien ; it consisted of 27 casks 412 hap Dotch Coffee; the whole went off freely at a further advance of es. on the prices yes. terday by private contract, and folly 4s. per cwt. higher than the public sales of last week—good middling, which last week had been sold extensively' at 106 s. and 106.. 6d. realised 110 e. and II le.; as the sale tn.day entirely consisted of Coffee from Demerara and Beelike, we *thence these descriptions agreeably to the sale, quoting the markets 44. and 54.. per cwt. higher; there have been no purcha..,... of the other qualiqes since the public sale took tilace, but thery is no det , ht it will have the eff,-,t e.f id. 'venting the prices of other descriptions: Jamaica and other West India Coffres may be cited 2a. hi g h er , this a dva n ce •%,, b chteitted previous to the public sale of tu•da)' : after the great rise then oh seined, there is'no doutit Jamaica sod other deecrip. I tions will be held for higher rates. HEMP. FLAX, and TALLOW.—The demand for Tallow has given way, parti , ularly for parrots bete : for arrival the buss s,. done lately has beast rettwe extensive at 695. 6d. and 70s.—For Hemp and Ms there is not much enquiry ; little variation in the price; can be stated. The letters yesterday from St. Petersburgh mention, that the Exchange had ad vanced, it wet nearly l'2. I unt PROVISION!, &C.—ThPfe 1 , 1 WO variation in the prices or in the demand for Beef ; new Pork continues in short supply.—Bacon is steady.— Butter continues in extensive request; the prices are 6s. to Ss. per cwt. higher. ous.—The;e is little or no business done in Greenland Oil; the prices are nearly nominal. Linseed has attracted much attention, and consider. able sales have been effected, particularly for parcels deliverable a month or two hence.—The Sperm Oil mentioned by public sale was rather inferior in qua lity ; it was all sold; the greater p►oportit:n of the others offered were, we believe taken in at the prices specified for the proprietors.--Iti other descriptions there is little variation —By public sale on Frida v -130 tuns American Sperm Oil, 1121. to 1151. ; 100 tuns pale Southern Oil, MI. to GUI. ; 12 tuns Train Oil, 451. ss. to 471. 15s. It icc.—The prices have rather given way; of Ca rotins. sales aro reported 424. to 4415. ToaAcco.--There continues to be considerable transactions in Tobacco; the prices are without Teri. ation ; the request chiefly on speculation end for the home manufacture. Run, BRANDY, and Hotx•mos.--Tbe demand for Rum continues limited; there is still • great expec tation, that from the very luw prices, Roth will be. come a great article of export in the spring ; at pre 'rut there is little doing.—There is some appearance of a revival in the demind fur Brandy this morning, but no transactions of any consequence have taken place. There is little enquiry fur Hullands; t, prices are mossier'. LAW INTELLIGENCE. vb~tit COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Frs. S. Mr. STORKS moved for a Certiorari, to remove a trial from the hie of Ely into this Court : it was an indictment for an assault, the name of the Defendant being Kirby. The application was founded upon an affidavit, stating that the Defendant had had acct., 'ion to proceed against *veil, Magistrates of the Isle of Ely, and he apprehended that ha could not pro cure a fair trial. Mr. Justice lIOLROYD observet that the Magis trates would have nothing to do with the trial, as they would not sit upon the Jury ; but Mr. STORKS replied, that the Magistrates after verdict, in case of conviction, would have to pass sentence. a c.tt Toe Court granted a rule Nisi. In the case of Doe on the demise of the Doke of Leeds v. Leader, it was ordered by the Court lt on the motion of Mr. Mattison, that a special Just , should be struck for the trial of the careto.morrow, on the ground that the progress of the new street was impeded by the house of the Defendant only, and, consequently, that it was of great importance that as early decision Aosta be bad. !`: 1 .. , . . .. . . • - . . . • . , • . . • . . . , . . .•• ' , I . . . . . - , *1 ••• - Per Cent . • .. .. • . a es , • . '. 441 ft4 '' - - • . t 4 • _ • .. , .-. -. •.a A . e . . • s- is .1 .. . -- . . .. , 4ki c it -, • , „ I , „ 1 1 0. s : • . - • • •:•0• / .4 1 - ~, . ; ' t• ''• , 1 s ... .: •.• :. 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'The mowers . &earth* Continent are not (*forth,. for Reified '2IIL STATEN EN l'S of GRIEVANCES intereti under the The wo Ps is, w illrlatve ..0 ... :. As •' "i .' . Foreign-Office, Feb. 3. Broom uf Arbitrary LICKNSING of VICFUALLING- Sugars. ' Molasses are rather higffera thli forenoon, soung , oire requwed iv be „.‘,/ to the c ais ai tiee, f ree o f . . .. 14r 1 :41, 4 11 n hell 6 ftp. ;e c . 1 % . :.. ~. .. .• Ass Royal Highness the Prince Regent hes been •.. r 34*. has bees realised.. rat,ge, mothers are not remireed. - • , 41.,, , p , . . . •,. v r i zei , „Ls. • „.. ta , :. ..t. • ••• • *weed, in the name and on the behalf of his Ms at . 1 .. H. SCHULTIES, Sec. pro terep•_.: • And rot are now 151 ri .. , '"' •l' 104? to approve of Mr. Wm. Lake as Consul at Falinoutb, Timm have lately 'hien co4siderahle gallant's after A Meerise of the Committee will sake place on FRIDAT A , • Seek Prizes- Foreign Sagan; bat there ire few offering, as a greet BY EN ING . N EXT, at Seven o'Clork. - ' Beery Ticket eel be drawn yea' C . _ I I: . °.: r -F; iie i ,• sur . fee Isis Majesty the King of the Netherlands. ' • proportion of the quantity sent formerly to this ARBITRARY IMPRISONAIF.NT6 I . a. .I,oal Mullef.* *I • 4, - -• • .-. 01 .,..-- '• country is no* shipped its a direct mottoes to this AT a PUBLIC MEETING, held on the 24 of . Twelve f Butt in itton to tore- f0110w . .. tv .- • Pry , Money ~ 000 BANKRUPTS. Continent. List week ift cholla Hartunah were 11l February, at she CROWN AND ANCBORTAVERN, 3 • •N 14.-.N. . . ll4finey ..... 15.0041 B. Kai t, Stafford; baker. Feb. 16. 17. March 17. at the brogdhtrorward by Public Sale,' middling soft yellow *rand, - Sir F. BURDETT, M. P. la the Chair; It) • " - -,, 1, ) Menets..... IBM Mice of MaarS. Collins nod Keene, Stafford. Anomie). Mr. 1T WAS 1111OLTIM. V • I • That a Coleus! Subscription be operel for the assistance of 14 .............,%,. . ~.. •• 41Raei ••• • b•sl_w) it i Joyes,Pillingsley, -Herefordshire, enro•deiler, Feb. 11. 1. Coivec.--There were rather extensive public sales 141. • E "''' 15 "" /11. * Ewa"' Jun., Mr ' Beeb° a_ w . : ' I" "C A II 14 •• • •‘• • " . 4 1; "4;• • •: 411 6 !AX:i Money •• • • b"U It marciiri . 4. at the Marshall Inn, Hereford. /Morales, ether Sufferers soder th e we'd Hoboes Carpus •nsiss - sm 6 a 'eft 3,5110 of ,t10(1, 'AIM, ,e5O, At. tee;_ ,Nktailey • ...• 45•11 0 Messrs. Diuc,tion, and Co. Daugbty•street ; mad Mr. Walkyns,. of Coffee brought forward last week ; the prices may an might been) estitkd to Public Assistance and Support, by a • •LI. STERLING MON liY Vereford. again be quoted at an advance Of %I. per, cwt.: the . Committee.J. llama. Southwick. flaavphire, victualler, Feb. 19. 20, That the following Geutleasen be requested to art as a Cato - But, eadaj " a l the above * mid Idtatr' Inde p endent of Ow Scheme. • r March 17, at the Red Liu, 100, Farehaa . Attornies, Messrs . g r ea t er ProP° ' etion w a ll D a t a " C '° d eel and ll° t w kilo mister, with power to add to their numbers-that fi ve be a TWELVE PIPES of PO ;WE% Itheassiter and Co. New leo ; and Me. Paddon, Wareham. standing the quantity of nearly the same deectiption, Quorum t-Sir Francis Borden, Lord Codices., Major Cart- 1414, * id le flown of the rno.erramittak,_ n _ria tit _ _ • 4 'r"-. • . Sraters Feb, 1.14. Marcie r 74 at tha *bolo went eV freel)-iood middling 'hick wash.. J oues Burdett. A ideraan Wesre, Goeddre. Asese r t, anATbiskahay• we beraties. wee - ahmitrarteal• • -Mews. Noy mai Qs.. lialLosart. Misc. . .1, - bow, Alderman Thalls. LtuiIWIIIIIMPe_ • ' „, •_ Ss - freisi r6 e Rock 4 nor Wm. Merchant Mrs ;share, roar Pipes t og .tanpf, the pressen' weet het iota setonsirely tit 104 e. mid i NMI Pneelle Mani Kirby , was. UM.. T . • Winter, of the very beet old Port Wine, and in prverti..a for Shrum, T. and W. Hayntan.Kidderminwer, grocers, Feb. '24, 25, 10-Is. ed. realised 1061. and 1069. 64.; fine middling Charles Pearson, Alexander Galloway, Samuel Bro o ks, Wm. T o essamerate oil the Capital Prizes wild by DlsH, the Con- March 17, at the ki'llite Hart lon, Ilartlebory. At•ornier, lons. and'loBs. 6d • fins. ordinary Io3t. Gil. .11119 Bowie. J•tha Pickard, James Ritchie. James Bernier, ; m a w . nod by hi o Agents . within the last few )eurs, would htersrs. Leigh and Lu. New Bridge - street ; and Mr. Emery, • , , Richard Wild, Thosim: Cleary, Clement Poole, John Ridley, require several folio v,sluines . Kidderminster. , ' Jamaica Coffee went nearly at the saute advaece • . 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I applied. in the month of August ' 18.6, to Mr. Lynch, 98. Duke street , St. James's, merely from seeing his Ad vertisement, without, 1 mast say. any great expectations of seems. From following the plain and directions of Mr. Lynch,' 1110 the happiness to dad so much relief in the short space of three weeks shot hey de-pair was chsinged to the mug sanguine hopes. Ilit & tioet, hum twine one of the most miserable of men, I soceived, as it were,.new life, and in six months wits entirely rid of the complaint. nod can now boast of citing nig that great est of blessings, health, in an eminent degree. whirls is height ened by the crintrast with former sufferings. In gratitude's. Mr. Lynch. as welt as for the benefit of bristlier suferets, I have been induced to make this acknowledgment. and trust it will be the means of relieving many a si sitar case ; and I here by authorise Mr. Lynch to refer any Gesitlentaa to me, should they require farther iufurisation on the subject - CHAKUS TANSWFLI. LONDON MARKET'S, FEB. 3. COTTON.—There was a considerable revival in the demand for Cotton last week; the purchases of Per [tams were extensive, chiefly on ,peculation, and for France: far home consumption the request was in. considerable. The sales are nearly 2000 packages, of which 1600 were Pernambuco at 24. a is. id.; there are now no sellers under the latter rate; ►he other purchases ware a few Berbice2lid. a 230.; stained 18id. ; arid in bond, 100 Surats were disposed of at 141 d. a 151 ; and 120 Bengalis 10,1 d. a 12d. Streets.—The demand fur Muscovades was limited until Thursday last, when a revived enquiry took plats, both for exportation and home consumption ; the demand was particularly for the new Sugars from Demerara and Rerbice, the grocers and refiners pre ferring the new Sugars, and the shippers paying mach attention to the bluscovades imported since the sth of January, as the drawback no exportation is now 30s. per cwt. in place of 275.: no materiaLim provemeut can, however, be stated in the prices, asi the importers brought forward their Sugars freely, accepting the currency of the market. There was again a brisk demand for Muscovades: the refiners purchased considerably, but the greater proportion of the sales were for export : the buyers still confining themselves to the Sugars newly im ported : the prices of strong and fine Sugars are a shade higher. There was a public sale of Barbadoes Sugar brought forward this forenoon ; it consisted of 166 hinds. 49 tierces; the whole went off freely much about the previous prices; the fine sold Is. a ts. higher ; good white realized 91s. a ni. MI.; middling 87s. 89s. 6d. ; the remainder sold about the market pries —yellow 82s. a 86s. In the Refined market there was little business doing last week ; the refiners were, however, firm, and would submit to no considerable depression to fa cilitate sales. Molasse► were steady. There is little businus doing in Refittedlibis fore noon; the orders received by the export houses are I 1 1 •!mm _ I i'7l A