The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-21 00:00:00

r -. 7 -7-= CI 7 • rer (11:t ... 60kojekiitS1„ • ‘.. O l kAP " ‘", G V ti l i at '‘. 14'.' # DitAA)k"t - - • ......., , I" 1 CI 1t ) 1 0 15 i • , ,_ / k . s i - *' I Jr ..' 1 * . tk " ' t k • . It ) ) 4 . • ‘. • -4. -# 1 , t •-y, _..... oz. Prno4ra f, ►~ ~i •, I a. LONDON, W EtoN•ESDA Y, 441 4 0 s VIE . MR - Eit . ti, kat. . a ._ ._ . obuireov KINGS' MINCH, Nov. 20. gokoo•—__ MAGNAT. MATolt. A lt COURT of LORD MAYOR. and ALOURNEIO. e ' holden In the COUVCIL CH AMBER of the 1 GUILDHALL. of the CITY of LONDON, on TUES. . ' tAT. the 20th da Rel it vemr, 1891. and in the . N ame yeer of the of George the Fourth, of United Kingdom of Great Britain a n d Ireland. . .illoOf r t. 1100:vers arstalessiouscw. *AT the THANKS of this. Court he offered to IG lir i C THOMAS THORP. late Lard • . 'grilses yowled in the discharge of his 0. bin of this City, during the past year. oorftor . 1014 active and sueressful godeaveers daring . . ,t. • . eakeddevahle &acuity to preserve Its rage and 11% y of Its Inhabitants. evinsing. at the . 4 014 ki„,1401.,,,Ce altatiment to the genuine prineiples of li k , , st.Cousttfutiost , and to the [tights and Priv ile g es of • kedlisese ; foe his pueeleal atieetlon 10 ten \ • "Ow' 110. his swim jospossiiitiy to libo r .lt NNW; ftit kir promptness tort/dab literality; lib robilaess to relieve thedistressed. gpg the Coast fog tbenteiros particularly sailed epee le tbe geese tbel entertain of do late Logi 1 aersolited politeness tad hospitality. aid of his . . ly affable end friendly ibuiragor, as well while pro . IXever the deliberations o f thh Cern es , en eV saw' washes 11, by which cooduet Ife kis 000dNatod like re. pi of A parties, end increased the estee mth wlttels Court was M ks entorisioof for Ids brake Men**, of is . VODTHORPH. Osy wps published. In vols. peg fire. prise 12s. boards. PI ) !NESS; a Tale for the Grave s ad' . the Gay. sad sold by Fronds Westloy. 10. itlitlontiee'- aserr; ILeginesustrest • and by Longman, forst, Rees , Ones, sa d iredies. Paterposto-row. Of wissocisay be had. recently psblisbad, ro FICTIOU, Flfth Editing, 11 vols. post eve. price 12s. hoards. ESSENCE OP SHRIMPS. ItOM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Semite for all sorts of Fish. Mc. it has iaduced Ms Proprietor, HENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale 011 pd Italian Warehouse. SI. Newgate-steeet, (where the Irma , stay be supplied with this and all ether Genuine Swim, Pickles. the.) to return his most grateful scknow irdgmeots to the Public for their kind patronage, sod at the sloe time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by aD Ow Oil sad roughout Italian Warebonses i tendon, and by ewe or wore respectable agents la eve n ry town th the Vatted Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed "Dinar, and lion," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Ilereissits, Captain a, and others, it is particularly re commended for idaipplog, as It Is r , i t to keep ln say plimate. ANGEL INN, ST C . lAMENI"S, STRAND. WIRRAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZE. frijit following MAILS awl other COACHES ' , •iw the .above lin *i t diltoyal PI 1, via Dover, Trilby aid Fri Nigh* torlialilli* Mid Oultrod Mi 1. Mktllgts GodShaltsg, Pe sot Portsee, every Sven*/ at a quarter past 7, tied Sunday at half past 0. On Its arrival a packet sails to 11f Wight, to convey passengers and parcels and a Mall I.d sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Essewttis, &e. illoiseester Mail, through Henley, Word, and Chelten ham. every Itveeleg at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half pest Dever owl Casitebury Mail, through Gravesend, Chat ham, aiii irevershim, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Seaday dt half past “roni Canterbury, passengers and par tials are conveyed So Deal, Margate, Emigrate, Sandwich, Re.; sad from Dove, parcels are conveyea to Folkston, te, Ilythe, Direaftrch, Romney, and Lythl. il li d irfard Mail, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver- Iletwest, every evening at a garter-Past 7, and Sunday at half-past O. Bath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only four inside, *Tough Reading, Marlborough, Caine, only four awry bloating at a quarter-past G. ' Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. ev et) afternoon at S. lath light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside, Omagh Maidenhead. Reading, Marlborough. Devizes, and Melksision, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 9. 'Ms Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodatioa el Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of with sibilance in one day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cab. Sete, every Storming at 8. Cheltenham Origi nal Post Coach, to carry only four in- 1 1 der, through Ileayand Oxford, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Evening at half-past S.—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 0. Oodahning. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Epsom, Leatherheid, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston Dittos, Cobham. and Ripley, on Moaday, Wednesday. and , Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I, Sunday excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel. end Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Tiersday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate. Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich, sad Rrimdstairs light Post-ameba), every Morning and Evening. • -Oxford Light Post-couch, through Healey, &e. every t ?darning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach, the Rep , labor. to carry only four inside, through Kingston. Guild ford. Petersticid, and Portsea, every Morning at S. 'iortsmouth to Chichester. on the arrival of 7orth. Custom, &e. to Bognor. (removal from the Bull and Mouth,) 'ftringdon, and Cirencester. Tuesday, Mornings at a quarter before 7. - .ERN COACHES. Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Moraine, at a quarter past 8. Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield. Willits, Rotherham, Sheffield. and Nor- :each. sets oat every anemone , at are, 'el passes through Warwick. Leasing- Saracen's Head. Bull-strest, Sir , at ten. o utage Coasts tkrovigh Illakkobtod. ittirell, Tuesday, Tintraday. sad Saturday Rotherham post coach. called the Rodin 'ag at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. Twictenlvtm.Brentford, and hieworth, Wednesday. Priday, and Sattirday. EAMES and Co., Proprietors. Packages are safely and expeditiously and Na to every City, Town, Village, Coanties, viz. :—Serks, Rocks, Dorset. Hants, Hereford, Gioucester. So - merset, Surrey, &asset. Wilts, Worcester, •ts of the Isle of W i g ht. Jersey, (intro. France ; and to all Partrof the North. net no package, cont ainin g g lass, china, " - ea" plate, c ash. er Pant notes, however small the %awe, will be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor any atiker pima or passenger's lugg a g e . Of more than 41. vane, 411 •••• speciled as such alien delivered at the Mice and Pate far ateoniittply tit Nest Post-chaises, he. as the shortest notice. Owl , Coaches from Portsurout the Mail, through Emswor t Stroudwater Coact (rei &wet Abingdon, Farb: ,Wharsdrry and Saturday M NORTHI t York, Newcastle, and Jens of the North, every Manchester, Lancaster. traillord. Leeds, Manilla I& Coaches. Daily. Birmingham Post Coac *crying four Inside. and SO sad Dareoley. to the Islotham, twat morning Wallingford and War Nottlehed. and Harwell, totals gs at 7. t Sib/Geld and Rotheriu every morning at e CARRIERS—To Tw every Monday, Wednes' \Parcels and Package: ',eyed from this Inn t 614estry Seat in the foIIJ Cantwell. Devon, Doi Watt, Oxford, Somerset tiguth Wales, all parts In, and ail parts of F ` l ,* Take notice,that -- - Q. CO I'ISH HOSPITAL —Notice is hereby give*. k.. 7 that a GENERAL. COURT will be held, panelist to Charter. within the Hall. Craae-ceert. Fleet-street, on Fri dopy. the 110th instant. being wr. ANDREW'S DAY. the Chair to be taken at one o'clock precisely. for the purpose of eleetiag the Anneal Officers and Committees for the Year ensuing ; and for receiving the Accounts of the Charity.— The Court wiU afterwards adjourn to dinner with the Go remora. Friends and Benefactors of the Institution. at the Old London Tavern. Bishopsgate-street. The Right Honoitrable Lord Viscount MELVILLE, Y.P. in the Chair. STIWAUDI. Edward Caring, Esq. I Alexander Semester, Esq. John Fair. Esq. Thiene Smith. Esq. Mich. Edwin Fell, Esq. Rom Thema, Esq. George Lindizetay,o67q. Esq Jaime Walker, Esq. Alexander I, . RahlilWysli, Rai. Thomas Marsha% • ... • z ) anaer ea Table at half past Five *VW& may. Ey Order, ROBERT AULD,' • giants Ins. trick, to be had of the Stewards, at tie Hall. and et die Bar et the Tavern. No Servants to be adtalt• led exespting those 'dike Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, sad Stew Mt. PROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Nov. 17. Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant A. S. Milers, from half-pay. to be First Lieutenant, eke 1 Palmer, retired oa half-pay. Comadesioas signed by the Lord-Lieut..— of Ayr. James Lord Viscount Keiburne to be Deputy Lieutenant , T. P. Kennedy, Emi. to be ditto. let Ayrshire Yeomanry Gantry—C. M. Borges, Gent. to to Lieutenant. of the County latngltuPTl6 T. Moss, Vanibi ~ l. Surrey, peek, to surrender Nov. St. Dee. 4. Jan. 1, at Guildhall. Mummy., Messrs. Henson, Soo. and Dusan. Boaverio-stem, Visst-sftimot. H. Haadsword, Great Wiaclsmast-drask Broad-street, merchant. Dee. I. 8. Jan. 1, at Omlldhall. Atoormy, Mr. Laster. New-coart, Crumbed-friars. J. Ward, London, Importer. N0v.117. flee. 1, Jim. I, it Gaildball. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Lower Thallaanilfaat. R. Bingham. Clerk. Gosport. banker. Dee. 7. U. Jon. I. 'Ube Crown Ina. Gosport. Attorneys, Messrs. Cook and Heater, Clement's lam. New Chambers. J. Wood. Birmingham. pro-makor. Dee.S. 7. Jan. I. it dm Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys. Messrs. Hobs*, Frampton, and Loftus, Now Inn, London; and Mr. Parker, Birmingham. J. Bentley. Curtain-road. budwarenian. Nov. W. Dee. 4. Jan. I. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, New Boswell court. Carey-street. IL Meadway. Baaminstar. Dorsetshire. butcher. Dec. 4. 3. Jan. 1. at the White Hart Inn. HilUninataf. Attorneys. Messrs. Holm,. Frampton. and Loftus. Now Ina; and Mr. Murky. Crewkoras. Somersotshini. J. Barren. Neweastie-upon-Tyne. Innkeeper. Nov. ST. Doc. 10. Jan. 1. at the George Inn. Pr:grim-street. New castle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Vessrs. Bell and Drodrial4 Bow ansteitierd ; sad Mr. Selasonr, Ne•enstll4o ,6 , T J a ' . In v. Mansey. See* 100•111. A veton Gifford. Devonshire. linte-burner. Dee. 4. b. Am. I. at the Roiers' Anna. Ivy Bridge. Devonshire. Attorneys. Messrs. Fos and Widest's. Austin-Mars; and Mr. W. Pruleaus, Kingsbridge. Devon shire. DITIDSNDS. Dec. 22, P. Smith, sea. P. Smith, jun. and W. Smith. Bur des, Dear Bolton, in Middleton. Lancashire. muslin-mann eseturers, at the Oarrlek's Head, Fountain-street, Manches ter—Nov.27. J. Nailer. Jefferies-square. St. Mary Axe, mer chant. at Gandhian—Dee. 15, G. B. Whalley, Basingball street. woollen-draper. at Guildhall—Dee. 1. H. Fuller, Bethnal Green-road, surgeon. at Gulidhall—Dee. Brads, Prestos, Lancashire, liquor-merchant, at the White Horse, Prestos—Dee. 20. J. Woods, jam Portion. baker. at the Crown Inn, Bishop's Waltham—Dec.l, 11. Friend, Bo rough. engineer. at Guildhall—Dec. It J. Weser and G. Hague, Sheffield, plater, at the Union Tavern. Birmingham —Dec. IS. A. Ross, and J. Murray, Leadenhall-buildings. Gracechurch-street, leather-factors. at Guildhall—Dee. IS, M. Tidy. Southgate. corn-dealer. at Guildhall —Dee. IS. J. Peak. Newca stle-under-Lyre. mercer. at the Roe Buck. Newcastle-under -Lytle—Dec. 19. J. Foster. S'teffield, iron monger, at the Tontine, Sheffield—Der.. 1. C. Mackenzie, Caroline-street, Bedford-square. merchant. at Guildhall — Dec. 22. A. Patson, T. UM. and J. Brown. Ohl Grayed-lane. soap manufacturers. at G eildball—Dee. 11. T. Whalley and J. Whalley. Friday-street. warehousemen. at Guildhall Dec. 11. J. Robinson, Birmingham. factor, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham—Dec. It, J. Luke. Exeter. ironmonger. at the Globe Tavern. Exeter—Dec. 14. It. Price, Tewks bury, eornfactor, at Mr. Ricketts, liquor-merchant. Tewks bury—flee. 154 J. Bennett, Green Fairfield. Derbyshire, cattle dealer, at the Green Man Inn. Ashlworne, Derbyshire— Dee. It. D. Mock, Melton Mowbray. Leicestershire, drug gist, at the White Swan Inn, Melton Mowbray. CERTIVICATZII.—DIC. 11. S. Weston. Heanor, Derbyshire. ho.tiee—F. Jenks, Broomyard, Hereford, dealer—M. Tidy. Southgate. corn dealer—J.l'nd J. Bower, Bradford. Yorkshire, worsted-spia- DerS—W. Pigot. Rittelifkr-bighway. grocer—J. Masao. Manchester, bat-manufacturer —J. Ewing, Liverpool. mer ehant—R. Anthony. Plymouth, ironmoager—P. Wood. Ki ng ston, Surrey, gardener. PARTNERSHIPS DISIFOLvB D. J. end T. Mills. Gloucestershire. clothiers—R. Morris and G. J. R. J. Dickinson, Great Ealing. Middlesex. Mr geoito—J . 'Medford and P. Williams. Ridgeway. Devonshire. cerrieri—J. and C. Snnggs, Little Guildford-street, Bo rough. timber-merchants--J.Turner, ilnen-drapes—J. W. Turnbull and H. Rusdey. Bristol. a irchitects—lL and C. Boswell, St. Martin's-court, hosiers — P. J. and J. Buxtort. Manchester, butchers—E. Smith and T. Noble, Liverpool, proprietors of the Liverpool Mercury. L.IfF INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 20. TOM ATTORNCT-OSNMMAI.II. THE POOPIRS' COMPANY. On coming into Court his Lordship proceeded to give judgment On Dr. Jeans's Petition in this else, which was argued last week. He decidedly objected to that part of the Petition which prayed that it might be referred to the Master to inquire whether girls as well as boys might not . -she instructed at the free school at Exhaust. He was of opinion that it was the intention of the founder of the school that buys only should be educated there. All he could do with respect to the other parts of the Peti tion was to direct, that in the scheme which should be adopted for the future management of the fund% of the charity, consideration should be had as well to the by and accumulated rents as to the anticipated rents. and that such a distribution of the funds should be mad, as would include the past services of the master of the schoill. It might also be referred to the Master to inquire what necessary repairs_ of the school bad been-effected by Dr. Jeans, and the•Coort would act as it-thonght proper upon the tonsiderati.m of the Mas• ter's report. H. wou ld decide. bow the Costs of the ar plicatioo were to be paid tv.worroW. This Wag pope day, the Coats beard special cities argued. Tug sail. OF .IiSSIT V. DEAD. This settee was ordered by his HoneUr the *tee- Cnawestassa, for the purpose of taking the judgment of the Court upon the legaloperatioas of a fine passed by the Seel and Lbontess of Jersey. The qtteetion ap peared to be whether this ape occasioned the forfeiture of an estate conveyed to Lady Jersey in her marriage settlement. Mr. Lives, ea a former day. was beard is behalf of the Nehle mime be esesemind, upon varieas ..411‘111101111to eineetlea wild not be di veseed tbe O ctset et L y s client. this da argaed. tiat dm fine operated as a forfeiture a the estate. The Lose Crone JOSTICS, after Mr: Lynch had bees beard in reply, intimater that the Judges would. take time to teasisier their jssagesent. He observed, at the MOW time, that the case had bees well argued on both sides. and much to the benefit of the clients. DOS OD Milli OF COLS V. 501111 VITSGSRALD, This was an action of ejectment sent by the Vice- Chancellor. to recover possession of certain premises in the parish of Romsey. in the county of Hants. It appeared that John Ft.:send& Esq. deceased, was seised is fee of the premises in question. They consisted of two old dwelling houses, I:nown by the name of Ilmmtchamp. fronting the Turnpike-road in Rooney t two cottages to the west, and four other cot tages fronting Levedane.with other premises. is 1810 the two cottages were pulled down. and in August, 1812, Mr. Fitzgerald began to build a new dwelling house on the site of the two cottages. On the 17th of Nov. 1812, he made his will and devised as follows: .-s- 14 I give and devise my dwelling Loose and premises at Massey late Blizaheth Cole. of NososeF, for and darlig her natural lite. and after ker deat4 I give and devise the slid dinning-house. garden. and premises to her Zoo, disehge Fitzgerald Cole, now an infant, who was baptised is the parish of St. Giles in the Fields, in the amity of Middlesex, to hold the same premises to the use of himself and heirs for ever; but in case the said George Fitzgerald Cole shall depart this lifeunder age. and wittiest issue, I direct the said dwelling house. garden, and premises shall become a part of the residue of my estate and effects." The Testator also gave ohs. Cole all his furniture and effects. his estates at 'Wesfetd and Waterford, in Ireland, be gave to John Terser and John Peru% his heirs. MIS C04484-foltobited many years with the Testator. and ibeo F.Votit was her son by the Testat o r who Ated Xrreitlirmisia will. Before his death he moved out of the old dwelling-house called Bean champ. to the sew horse he had built upon the site of the two cottages. and the question was raised, whether the devisee took the whole of the Tes tator's property at Heaney under the words house, garden, and premises, seed in the will ; or only a part thereof, consisting of the old dwelling house, and ground adjoining, without the new house, cottages, and other premises. The tptestion MUDS in the shape of a special case before the Court. Mr. DiNallAN, as Counsel for Mrs. Cole, contended that the whole of the Testator's property at Romsey passed under this devise, and that it was his intention to give her all his property at Ramsey. Mr. 'loam, on the other side. argued that the lessor of the plaintiff was sot entitled ander the will to possess the new house sad cottages, which were to be consider ed residuary property. The Court were clearly of opinion that all the Tes tator's property at Romsey passed seder this de,ise, and gave judgment for Mrs. Cole, who will consequent ly be admitted to possession of the whole estate. The LOAD elllgr JUSTICII, at two o'clock, when the Court were rising to meet the other Judges in the Court of Excheqaer Chamber, said, he understood se veral persons were attending to receive judgment; it would therefore he best to proceed with judgments tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday. Mr. Pt.ta*ON reminded the Court that they had al towed him to move this day or to-morrow, for a crimi nal information against two Gentlemen, one of whom was a Magistrate, fur abase of authority. The LoaD CMS! JCSTICS.—We will hear you to morrow. Mr. Psaasms—Unless it come on to-morrow some dithculty grill .eattendl the proceeding. The Loan Cotter it/slice repeated, that the Court would bear the Learned Counsel to-usorrow. The Judges then went to the Excheqner where the twelve Judea heard arguments of Counsel upon a 'a.% arising on the trial of a criminal ease. ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTOR'S COMMONS, N0y.20. SNIP RELEASE, AARON, MASTER. Thiswas a question respecting the arrest of a ship on Bottoutry Bond, under the authority of a warrant issued out of this Court, where bail for the amount had been tendered, and rejected by the holder of the bond—whether in such case the holder was compelled to accept of bail in lieu of possession. That as this proceeding in rem. against the ship itself, notwithstand ing the practice of the Court to allow bail to be taken i in such case, yet it was competent to thiholder of the bond to reject such security where the bail was deemed unsatisfactory; and especially wiser, the character of the owner was liable to serious observations. Dr. J. ARAMS did not deny the authority of the Court to accept or refuse bail, but according to gene ral usage and custom he contended that good and suf. Weal bail should be accepted. Lord STOISEL deeided that, the proceedings being in rent against the ship, as the property from wbenee the funds should arise to satisfy the bond in question, and the Court baring granted a warrant against the Iproperty in rem, bait therefore conld not be accepted without the consent of both parties: Monday night tens the first time of lighting St.] James's Pori; generally with gas. The lamps we pliced closer together than those the directs, a*d i produce a roust spko.lid effect. LONDON 114RICETS. Mai. N. COTTON.—The Cotton market baobeeshavy,sseieg to the unfavourable reports fret. the meat" merkets, and; as the Rust India deseriptioris have been se ex ceedingly depressed for a length of time, the holders evicted a great dispoisition to effect sales last week; in several instances the late India Heine prices were ac cepted. and ape parcel of Suraissrarreported V)* said at a redaction or Id. per lb.. The purchases sloes our list are about bull bags, principally taken Jetport. COVFEE.—The public sales al Coffee Imagist for ward after Tuesday last consisted/hot 410 casks and 111 • bags; the whets sold freeltt& etwelly'at prises Is. e ffs. higher, particeedisary clods Ja mb:a, whisk eontirtssearti the n itheet * Totinest foe beim cos. 1111111 101 k & Pd"l.; . cmi e l lo ushh ln cat. s, te leallma tinality. ll.ll4 realleed " lool. l44 id. and 10Ih. *very ordinary 9135. The public sale of Wee this forenoon calumet! .of 101 casts I beg, De merara and Berbies descriptions. Generally the 011611 market may be reported steady; the former prices fully sulirrted,lsitt little beeisesi Met alccept lie the home tr SUGAR.—The demand for pod and One S greatly improved last week, and, as these deseripilois are scarce, the holders were liras, and obtained an ad. • vance of Is. • Is.: the inferior brown descriptions were in more request at prices a shade blither. This fore- . noon the demand for Mnscovades continues 1111101111 and rather extensive; the good Sugars sell readily et tbe advance we have stated; the brown descriptions, Witieb have hung heavily on hand for a series of weeks, go off freely at the prices which were previoasiy demanded. bat could not be obtained. There is every prospect of a further and very considerable .improvement in Safari. The estimated sales to-day are UN libels. The r4ners were rather gneiss, re effect sales last week, on wank • of the advanced season for export, and also the wbels sale grocers having lately purchased on a limited scale ; a small decline in the prices was sehmitted to; the re daction appeared to *Wight sales ; several oiliest houses having purchased freely. The *hippie( bowies continue to inquire as to Relined Goods delivered in spring. but they canast obtain coatracte at the present prices ; a considerable parcel of Crashed Sugars is re ported, however, to be contracted for, deliverable early in the vest, at prices a little higher than the market currency. There were two parcels of Foreign Sugars brought forward to public sale last week, which were sold also at very reduced prices. OILS.—The common Oils are exceedingly heavy, ands/ there appears very little demand for export; tireesland is dull at a redaction. A cargo of Southern has been sold at about 201.—A cargo of Sperm and Head Matter sold so low as 571.—Linsreil Oil is higher, and will hi. seater. on account of the short supply of seed. Rape is without variation. NAVA!. STOBES.—The late arrival of Rongh Tur pentine is stated to he cold, the price has not however trans a ired .- supplies of Tar continue inconsidera . bk. the holders stein consequence asking higher prices. --;-litcla must also be quoted at an svivance.—ltosin without variation. RUM, BIt.ANDY, and 11OLLA).;liS.-11e Roni market continued to improve last weeks puechasemeoitid not buy on such low terms as foruierly, and generally the holders were exceedingly firm, anticipating higher prices, as the quantity expected is trivial, and the im ports next season, on account of the failure of the crops of Sugar in Jamaica, will undoubtedly be limited. The public sale of Friday. 147 puncheons Jamaica, attracted much attention, on account of the fine quality of the Rum, and being I favourite mark.—The remainder of the sale was Rum of an uncommon strength.—Brandies have continued to advance hr some weeks, and we must again quote an improvement of 4d. a 6d. per gal lon.—The public sale of Rum thisibrenoon sold at full prices; it consisted of 177 puncheons Jamaica, chiefly of good quality. IRISH PROVISIONS.—There is no alteration in Beef or Pork; new Bacon realises 40s. there has been some infinity for Middles, and generally the market has been rather better. The supplies of Irish Butter are inconsiderable; they'anticipate a considerable improve ment, on account of the high prices in Ireland. . . 11101 P, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow market was in a very depressed state last week, and prices billy Sri. below our reduced quotations were accepted since then the market ha , rat:ier Unproven. —Hemp continues in good request, at stilll advancing prices. —Flax is also so more demand..-The letters from Petersburg's state the Exchange still rising, it was 91 on the 27th ult. COURSE OF EXCI ittisterdam. 12 14 C. F. Ditto, at sled, It 11 Rotterdam. It lb Antwerp, It 7 Hamba-git. 37 8 %Ilona. 37 9 Paris, 3 days sight, 93 00 Ditto, 23 90 Bordeaux, 95 00 Frankfort on the Maine, 136 Petersburg'', 0 0 (1. Vieena, 10 18 Er. Flo. Trieste. 10 IS Er. Flo. Madrid, 38 Cadiz, 36 :II %RMS.—FRIDAY. • IHilboa. Sit Bowdon*, 33} Seville, 364 Gibraltar. zlnk Leghorn, 47 Genoa, 4.11 Malta, 46 Venice. 47 (NI Naples. 394 Lkhoo. AO Oporto, SO Rio Janelro 41 Palen**, 119—Batas, bU Dublin, 8,1 per sant. ICork. 9 per cent. rpl . r or. For. gold in hers. N. 17s. I tlkd New Do,ubloous, V. 13s. 9.4 1 New Dollars, 4s. Ind. Silver in bars, Standar I, Os. Idd. Early on Thursday ottoruing, the I.lth inst,thehrig Aginotta. W. %Vhiteway, master, arrived at the . Bro. mielaw from Mal4ga, with a cargo of fruit. The mas ter having performed quarantine at Waterford, he was not aware that another quarantine was nixess,iry in this country. The Custom-house, however, ordered her off to Holyloelt, as so in as the title would permit, pilot, Custom-house officers, and all who had any con- nexion with !ter.—(Gbutgose Courier.) Psmaatrra IiItEAKWATEK.—On Saturday week (10th installs:), 1013 yards of this great national undertaking were completely finished. it may be somewhat cu rious to remark, that since its commencement, u 3 the 12th of August, 1912, 4,864,620 minutes have glided past, with th , ir train of wonders, making an average of something less than 21 minutes for every ton of stone raised, shipped, and deposited on the work.— (Plymouth Telegraph.) Pwl.t.nit.v, Nov. 9.—The Star, Ortis, from Liver pool for Waterford, got on shore on Penrhyndu Loin!, near Studwell, yesterday, and went to pieces. Two bags of wool, and a few empty sacks only are saved. Weiroao, Nov. s.—During the violent gale oft Sunday morning, the schooner Britannia, of and fur Liverpool. front Oporto. Samuel Hancock, master, was wrecked in the bay of •Fortunitely, through the meritorious exertions oildeardlleadows. Esq.. agent for the ship, the crew, amounting to seven in banshee, were save• . and a considerable quantity of specie, in dollars and doubloons, together with a large proportion of the oranges antrefiesuuti, which Consti tuted the cargo, preservcd.—(.yivierd lie. aia.) :,,,