The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-11-10 00:00:00

''', POLMEL -.- weirs/weOr. Yweerday Arthur Clete me eustrased before Richard Biro*, Esq the Sitting Meehan*, ea a Charge of 'irking pockets. Looriag she crowd seereabled is writers the Lord - .f:.yor touchline at Palace-yard, the Primmer was observed by tamithersaud Wright, twu of the Nitwit., to put his band into a gentientstes pocket and take oat a pocket book which be p.:l is his breast-pocket. The emstatiles look hint Otis cus tody, took the book from hits, and imforsned the Gen. tiaras.) of it. anal he directly recognioed the pocket boot as Gene hoe property. The Prosecutor gave his tame, Mr. enteibinlatol. of Battersea. The Prisoner was committed to the New Pinion foe trial. Tau persona, named John Buffer anti Janes Johns, were hiunght .up by Westbrook. a constable, who appre hended them. and foood on then, lye silk hatolkercbiefs, mod two snuff boxes, one with a gold rim. suppoer , l to have Geer stolen arantigni the crowd on Lord Mayor's day. The l'rinoners said that they picked up the tlitogl near West isitnaterßr:tigr. The Prisoners were remanded till Friday vest, to rive an opportunity to any person who has lust such property to uticit4. WARLBOROUGtt•sTR ZIT. seDITIOUS PUDI.WATIONS.. . . The Vestry of the pariah of N 4. James's having lately re ceived iolormatiuu that certain pennons were in the habil of meeting for Cie purpose of treasonable practices, they are using tv. y effort 1.1 preveut such proceeding., and rem fid that the public mind or morals sLnul.l he contaminated by the circulation of 'editions or blasphemous public* 5, bey have iroetitrateil proceedings against some of their ven dee. is the pariah by information. Air. Culliiison yesterday attended on the part of St. .r.mts's Parish, and suggested to the Magistrate, R. Baker, that the decision of the newel case would prove of importance to the public; the proceeding was against i.ertain individuals, who were is the habit of placarding the miitside of their shop windows on the Lord's Day, announc. jag that certaisi sedition' pamphlets were Pohl there, which in :need per‘ons to enter and purchase them. He attended at the reipirst of lite Vestry, and bad with. to prove the acs of selling the works. Mr. Conley, bookseller and news-venders, of No. 20, Sligo-y..olfeet, Gulden.sepiare, was the (teat person charged in the iafroniation founded oat the statute of the 29th of King Charlie 11. chapter 2, which specifies that if any person performs or exercises certain wordly labour, business, air work of his ordinary callinz on the Lord's-day, the same fait being a work of charily ur necessity, according IO the musiste, he does subject himself le a penally of five shillings sot the case being brought before a 111agnorate. Mr. Baker, to Deftudant—Do you plead guilty or not guilty. Mr Conley—Why. positively, 1 can't plead at all, because not not aware flint 1 have committed ally offence Magistrate.—Yon have committed an olfeuce by selling eedii pd'ilicatimis uu the Lord's Day. Mr Ca.de)-1 !oust plead not guilty, because 1 du not think 1 have offended, unless getting my living is an offence against the :ow.—lle pleaded not guilty. Mr. finw..er, a constable of St JJrnea's parish, after being sworn, raid, that on the 24th of October, according to in. 819'2114ms that he recrieed from the Vestry of the parish, he writ to Mr. Criiiley'g shop to purchase Carble's pamphlet a ali-d The Itepeilthcan. Mr. Cardey was gone out, and a key in the shop se, veil him with one, and he paid fur it .-•-• out•ide a the shop was placarded with different ;misers, rt.ii he saw I persons go in to purchase, and they were timed with paper!, being at the time during divine service no the Salibath day. Ali i rit r ,, e —tVl i at have you to say, Mr. Cardey ? Mr. Card. y—Why I (-mitt's that 1 have bills outside my different publications, on Sunday, and 1 Lace seised several persoos the same as other news-venders. The nen spapers are stamped to sell, and of course 1 disposed a Alvin without any apprehension, and according to law. Magistrate-1 knew of no law that allows you to sell on Sun.! brsi.les you have no business to sell them, or to 1 awe your place placarded outside your winilows : fur that ;done you are liable to be punished. Me Caliley—Then 1 suppose, your Worship, we are not by law to sell a newspaper on Sunday? . . :%I:tgi.tvaie—Ce,iainly nut. NI,. Vanity—Foe Cod reason, your Worship? 2,l,gistrate—Because it is not a work of charity or ne tt st.,ty. .1?.• Ca..ley--Why are we pitched u p on? Why tint pro d?.! against the fuuutain head? I have ever serest' the head ▪ of this Office will, papers on the Sunday. Nlagi.trate—We know that, notwithstsudtng, you are • rc11,.. of sedition and blasphemy. I have frequently passed liy yunr house myself for the last two years, and you have ► .n me no doubt stop nod read the papers you have bad on )unr Carey—l have, Sir. If yen say I love no right to tt-: uo Stiiillys, 1 beg that you'll let me have sum,onno, and stick it unti , iole, a nd have written piiii it, .• Nu p.pt rs to he sold on Sundays." Mscistrifiti—That would come undtr the Act, having • "14 your stioduw oil the Lord's Day. ;',lc.('..c!ii)-1 shall continue lo sell them on Sundays. Aliiiiiistrate—lf jou du you'll be punished. Oirdey—l caunut see what offence there is in chat I 1. ire dune. _ . lie was convicted in the penalty of bs. and costs, which t. m i nuted to Ss. which he very reluctantly paid, asseiting that he u imhl continue tire practice as welt as others, as the si •cirspapi r offices were guilty of the same, and lielle Of their p.prra of Sunday could be said according to the pre. arm pi ori relic g. Mr. 11• Sainsbury, of Pulteney.eourt, Golden-square, MN liarged under.che same statute with a s' 'tar offence. 1.. hi• &Goer he said iluit lie did not belong to the shop, his 5 , .:1 was a cripple, not able to work, and he act him up in the Wising*, of a neaspaper seller to [wormy au honest which be always had, but he found that the inure loosest a man gut his living lie was the Irmat treated, none Lot roatirs were protected. ate—Thal language, I suppose, you think will serve you. Defi nilant —I am under bail at present fcr my son fur seilinz The Itepubticaa. m ag i s i ra i t —What ! for selling libels Defendant—Your Worabip may think it a libel, but for aec.elf I can see no lib.' in its contents. The Magistrate said hr could nut convict the father fur the act• of Isis sun ; but suggested to Mr. Collinann if the practice ass continued, so proceed against theta by a fresh Steotaistiou, and isms:laird to list parties, that tbey would soot be allowed to sell the papers ou Sunday, ur to hate pla cards outside their wiu.luws. The retired °Seen of the 3d Veteran Battalion, tii Edinburgh, ban received orders to pro red to t voriousl ttlittnott toeutiowetl In the Put NCE 14:0ENT'S uteri, re points far u:.setol►ling the inn. The 'stead-gear:pis tit the battalion, *llea einho dir,i, N ill Le Ediol)orgla Castle. Upwards oi• 4 2,000 out-pensioners of Chelsea I iusp►te' mustered Ull Finlay in Edinburgh Castle, whim n ciiiiildetable number were selected int the seterau curer._ _ _ It sp l aritts. br acenonts from Leesll, that ex tensive Pei-racks ore iturg up to thit town for • regiment of infantry. Arline:l and cavalry are also to be tatstumed Liter* and at Wakefield, linchlt.rs. lirid, 1141nax, Inv bkort time, a muitufactur inc watt* galloon town will be aynutiyarkaisa to this c Laßlatt the Life Gilarrhictiasi is so afflicted with the b•ixing mama, mild ilia:Appointed so much at not I"4lititig Sulcwt. that tile life of a dragoon is be t-mit stlimmle to him. and to reicave hun and give 1./11 full pliiy at tapping claret, two substitutes ire about to he pruvitlrd fur illll3. After sparring so, the rivir.'.Couit on Tueeday be did not trod his way to his quarter* till huraday. and be has since btu dabbed sip in the guard-roues* AO • 1 3441 In On the part of the appellant, Mr. COLTMAN called Sarah Thomas, who deposed that •I'hread gold, five or six weeks after the child was born, told her it was Abbey's. Mrs. Pickering swore that Threadgold also told her it was Abbey's.— At a subsequent time she said Abbey had proved a cursed rogue, and left her without giving her a farthing; but she had got a better father for it. Another witness proved that Abbey wits at Threadgold's by weeks together late at night and early in the morning, down to Howden fair, 1818 ; also had heard her say if she had ten children, Sanderson should hove them all. George Swales went with Abbey to Howden Dike the evening before the latter was to have been married, when they met with Threadgold, who put her arms round Abbey's neck, begat) to cry, and asked how he could think of leaving her and marrying auother when sloe was half gone with child to him ? After this evidence the COURT, without hesita tion, quashed the order. The other case was an appeal by one Parkin, against a similar order. He lived hired servant with the girl's father at North Hall farm, between North Cave and Howden ; and by her evidence, it stoppered he had persuaded her to swear the child to William Davis, a sailor, on hoard the London brig, of Thorne, on the ground that he wished to have the hind's place at North Hall whet, her father left it (which was to take place soon after) and would then marry her; but if she swore the child to hum, as he had one fathered upon him last year, this would ruin hi* prospects. The name of Davis wa, fixed upon because it was the appellant's mother's maiden name. She did swear it to I. avis accordingly, at Howden, althongli she knew aim Bloch person. She was takeii again to Rip linghatn, and swore a second time that Davis was the father of the child. All this was before it was born; hut after its birth she was twice at Mph aghast% before the Magistrates, and then swore it to Parkin, and an order of filiation was made upon him. The last time he went home with her, lie told her she had made a bonny job of herself. If sh? hart not swore it over again, lie Could have given her more money than she would now get ; but lie would n o w let it proceed to a Sessions trial ; and utilesa :he would go to Mr. Leeson's office in South Cave, and say was nut the father, lie would he the death of her. She accorditogly weut with him to Mr. L.'s office, where he said she had confessed the child was not his, but that Jane Pickersgill and Betty Batty had persuaded her to father it upon hint. The girl's evidence as to a meeting between her and Parkin in North H. the day before her going to Howden, was corroborated by several wit nesses. Her father proved that Parkin had acknow ledged himself the father of the child ; anti Betty Batty, that the girl gave her a shirt to make child bed 'men tits, marked with Parkin's initials, and on her charging Parkin with its being hi* slur!, he dad out deity it. The Overseer of the Poor proved, that on going to Thorne to inquire restoectiog William Davis he found no such person belonging to the London brig, uor ever had done. Mr. WRAY, for the appellant, made an ingenious speedh its his favour. but the Magistrates confirmed the order. IMPORTANT iNFORNATION.—Ftoin calculation by the Coll-ge of l'hysicissos, no less than 40,000 die annually in Great Britain of Csnosimpt ion, and at least 10,040 in London. The late Wm. Turnbull. L.a,l. a very ingenious Surgeon, aarertained that ruptured. 'lliese complaints are truly alarming In every individual who uses the !cast exertirm It is also incredible the another that sutler from a • in Disease, by being improperly treated. It was thuise circumstances induct-41 Dr. COOPER to select eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years' experience, to form a Medical Board; and siuce the establishment upwards of 30,000 Patients have been cured—many of them after Hospitals had failed.— Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted at Woodstock street, Oxford.street, and at Charlotte House, Great Char totie.street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from Eft till Eight.—Mechanies have advice gratis every Even ing, from Nix till Right, and on Sunday Moreings until Twelve ti Cock Raptures of 30 years standing radi cally cored, without conSuenseut—There are private doors at each house, and private rooms for Females—N.B. The afflicted would do well to read Messrs. Coorgtt and Co.'s Lectures on two prevailing Diseases, published at Oue Shilling, by Mr. Harvey, 22, Blarkfriars.road. They will also prove useful to young Practitioners. • • THE CURIOUS DISCOVERY. • -........__ TO THR EDITOR OF THE CARLISLR JOURNAL. Slit—Au account of a report being circulated t►at two human skeletons have been lately dWrovered la Carlisle Castle, one of them the skeleton of a lady, and the ot►er of a child, I was induced to visit the Castle, together with Mr. Anderson, surgeon, and examine the bouts of thine skeletons. I can assure you we were not a little cheap. pointed, ou finding that none of the bones were human, but belonged to suoise of the lower animals. The spine sod rih Minded to its the Patriot of last week. 1 have also examined, but cannot believe they are the bones of a child. When, and for what purpose these bones were phlegm' iu the Castle, I do not pretend to know, neither have I yet been able to determine so whirls of the lower animals they belong. Had it cut been for the let/2rd 1 bear fur ttisth, •nd there being an aresmot of the tidy stud child, with several conjectures respecting them, in the Carlisle Papers of last week, 1 elsould nut have irusibbil you with this; by the insertion of which, or by correcting the mistake in your next Journal, . Yuu will much (Mtge yours, &c. THOMAS BARNES, M.D. Cal lisle, Castle-street, Nov. 4, 1919. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARLISLE JOURNAL. SIR—In the Patriot of last week I observed an 'mutat, written by the Editor, of the discovery of " a quantity of hones, mud the remains a a very elegant female dress" in the wall of the Castle. ' 4 The large hones," adds the wri ter, "are presorted to be those of a truasan ; hot they are so match dcenped as to leave this point doubtful. Thu-back bone and the rib of a child. mewl, horn or reel/young, in an almost perfect state, were taken out, and have been seen by various IWritoll9, ourselves among the number, leaving no reasonable doubt of their being human. ludred, an mai went medical gentleman pronounced them to be so withotd Hesitation." Now, as these hones are afterwards, with equal sagacity, cosajectured ill he the bones of a Lady Musgreve and her infasit. and, if e onsidered to be melt, may probably be transferred, with pions care, to the family vault of that noble house—it appears to me that any remarks, tending to throw lighi upon the matter, ought to he made public; lest, notwithstanding the ipse dizil of the Editor of the Pa triot, and his eminent medical acquaintance, the relics of something mean or even nebulous should mingle with Musgrave dust. With this &thug, I have made inquiries; mid request you will insert the following observations. That *quantity of b sr, greet and small, and some of silk, &c. have been discovered, there is tot doubt. But that these bones are human, or this silk the remains of a female diem, appears to me to he an exceedingly bold as sun:ptiuu. The presumptions of the learned Editor on the subject are, in fact, rattier ridiculous—sod his statement of the particulars of the discovery completely upsets the theory lie wishes t o establish upon it. Presuming the large holies to be those of a woman, he admits that they were so much decayed as to leave this print &outfit! ; yet, in the next sentetwe, be asserts, without any'qualification, that the back bone and a rib of a child, newly born or very young, in an altoril perfect state, were taken out and seen by himself and mina 4—leaving it wholly to the acumen of his readers to explain to them how the soft sad cartilaginous bones of a iww-burn infant have withstood a process of decay that Ins almost demoli►hed the matured sad perfect skeleton of its mother. Surely the learned Editor sad his eminent medical friend must have been somewhat at a hiss to account for the total disappearance of the Lady Musgrave's backbone and ribs, when they found those of her newly-burn infant in an almost perfect slate But tint eminent medical gentleman has not only pro nounced these bones to be human, but has ascertained them to he the bones of a woman; and the learned Editor has backed him by actually aspigning them to a Lady Musgrave! Whether it was medical sagacity, or editoriel sympathy, that developed this part of the secret, I am nut informed—but how either the one or the other could penetrate into the sex of a heap of roltma holies is to me quite a riddle—out being aware wherein it is that the dust and ashes of a male differ from those's!' a female. But as medical autho►ity has asserted it, I venture with diffidence to question it—seconded as it is by a high literary and political personage, and fol lowed up by a clear exposition of the rank and coudition of the quondam owner of these relics. rufurtunately, however, fur the hypothesis of these emi nent persons, lailCfl have inspected the rotten heap; and some of the most perfect of the remains have been selected, which raise insuperable objections against it. In particu lar, a tooth has beets found—not such as might have been expected front the delicate month of a Lady Musgrave— but a toodi, is sliape and size resembling that of a horse —being in length 2 inches, in breath 1 iuch, ■nd in cir cumference 2 6-loths !!! This fact creates a wide field for speculation; because it is evident, that to contain a complete set of grinders of this descriptiou, her Laeyship moat have hail at least titre's inches length of jaw I !—We have heard mooch of an alleged deterioration of the human species—hot I did nut conceive that at so late a period of the world there existed Ladies wills jaws (and consequently heads, bodies, and members to correspood) as large as those eta modern horse. Of course, the emiueol medical Gentle man observed this tooth, as he would no doubt narrowly in spect the bonus, before he so decidedly pronounced them to bC haman. iinately, also, for the appropriation of the back-bone and rib to her Ladyship's newly burn iufaut, some of the lesser bones of the frame hive been preserved, which prove that it has belonged to a creature not human; and not newly born, but to an anima/ of fall growth and maturity. One bone bearing some resemblance in form to the bone of the fore-arm; which, in a child, is little more than a gristle; is found to be firm, solid, and undecayed; evidently the boue of a creature of considerable age. To these facts, which of themselves seem conclusive, I may add the decided opinions of offer medical men of sound judgment (although they have not been dubbed eminent by the Patriot), that these bones, great and small, including the back•booe and rib, are not the remains of human creatures, but of some kind of animals. The smaller oues resemble those of a cat or monkey: of the larger it is nut so easy to decide —as, excepting the lady's tooth, none of them are perfect. As to the elegant female dress, I understand that the silk, to which this high sounding name is given, was found apart from the bones; ■lid that there is nu appearance of its ever having been made up into any kind of vestment, being more like an old silk handkerchief than any thing else. It is very clear that it has not been the burial dress of the horse mouthed lady, or it would have bete found covering her remains. The discovery is certainly curious; and whatever may have been the or sex of the deprsit, it is difficult to account fur it. 1 do not wonder, then fore, that romantic girls, and tea-drinking old women, have assumed the re mains to be human—and of course female, in order to build tenon the circumstance some tale of terror for their 6re.side amusement. But that 'inhume medical, and grave political mid literary characters, like the Editur of the Pa. triot, am.l his Biend , should rashly have countenanced the delusion, astonishes me. Alas! we are all liable to CrfUr... " Nagle rnortaliens omnibus hurts gape— No! not even the learned Editor, nor Dortiw Whet Wye can't-at. Yours, &c. BACK BONE. Letters, dated 20th olt. have been received from Seville, which state, that the fever there had dinhutshed, Bud the *tam suirmled so much, that the person. who had tied into the country were re run% to return to town. 'Yesterday, as a very large caravan, containing an elephant •nd rhinoceros, coming from Down '•'air, was crossing the bridge ut Bainsford, over furthest Cans!, its ponderous weight broke the hridge, by which it is sti glo'r'y jammed, that it prevents all communication between Grangemouth and Lock 16. It is supposed that presiottS to Its being extricated the animals gunk be takeu out.—(Edimb. Paper.) BEVERLEY OCTOBER SESSIONS. Two appeals against orders of bastardy were tried as these Sessions, tinder ci►cumstances rather peculiar. to the Grit, John Sauderson, of Howden, was the appellant. Mr. Wray. in confirmation of the order. called Ann Thresdgold, of Howden, en extremely plain and impudent woman. who swore she bad a child horn to the appellant on the 3d July; the scpellant, she swore, had visited her fa miliarly, and whenever it silted him. Ou her "cross-examination it appeared Sanderson was a married mm, and she had had, by a creditable hu►band, seven children, the youngest of which was seven years of age. She positively denied hosing said that if he hid ten children, Sanderson ►hould have them nll ; hut in consequence of his :Among her, whenever he saw her in the ►treet, she might have said she would make all the cloth in his shop tly for that. She was acquainted with one W. Abbey who had been tried itt Beverley Sessions, and be used to go to her house whenever it suited her to give him her company, but she did not sleep with him. She never said to any living soul the child was Abbey's; nor ever put her arms round Abbey's neck in the street, and asked how he could have the heart to leave her, as she was half gone with child to him. _ _ _ COURSE OP EXCHANG A►aslerdam,(.F. 11 17 Ditto at Sight 11 14 Rotterdam ll IS Antwerp ex-mo 12 Hamburieb 3B Altona 36 1 Paris3day'►date 25 5 Ditto Bouroleanx do 25 35 Frankfort on the Maine 150 Vienna FA.2 in .flo. 11► Mailrid 3.51 Cadiz natant ...... 35i Barcelona Seville Gibraltar 3O Leghorn 4ll • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. Genoa Venice I tal. Lir 27 30 Malta Naples Palermo ll7.l.per oa. Lisbon .. • Oporto 53!,- Rio Janeiro 59 Dublin Cork.... t 111:11.1oN. Portugal Gold its g a. 4. Coin, per us 0 0 0 Gold in Bars 0 0 0 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dc Mrs 0 0 0 Silver in Burs 0 5 2 I New LUUI. miss _0 0 0 IL4RZETS. [Fran the d' Levies Mercantile Price Carved, * 4. ritinsky, November 9, 1919.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. B. P kistraits since Tuesday last have been in good de mand, by the refiners as well as the trade; the chief part of the sales were of good and flue qualities, which have eor. mantled a small advance, the ordinary qualities Mee also participated in the demand, but priers remain sweltered. In Foreign Sugars there has riot bees much business done; a parcel of Bahia was put up by auction on Friday, which sold at about the prices quoted. The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 12,813 casks nine than last year's at this lime, present prices 14s. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. COY/Ct.—There has been a steady demand 'inceptor last, and the public sales have gone off at the prices paid the pre vious week, the fine qualities bare sold at very high prices iu comparison with the ordinary, Gtr while the latter is 2Ss. per cwt. seder the current price at this time last year, the former is only Qs. under those prices. The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 4,370 lons, being 430 less thee at Ibis time last year, preseut prices 30s. per cat. lower. _ . Ron.—The market bas been steady at former prices; A Government contract fur C 0,0014 gallant has been taker at a little under the quotation. The present stuck of Rum is 23,028 puncheons, and price of proofs 2. 4d. per gallon. Stuck last year same elate 21,471 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. 10d. per gallon. PIK ECM was sold by public auction on Friday lut al from 7d. to 7,id. per lb. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. - - TOIACCO.—The market a exceedingly firm, sad those bidders who have not sold the whole of their much% require rather hozlerr prices Ono they obtained fur the part already disposed of. Iltce.—New or fair middling quality has been sold since oar last at 375. per cwt. fur home consumption, and a public sale will take place to-day, for particulars of which Wile postscript. la Tilitrsetwe but little doing. COTTON —For the business done in this article, see re mark ander South American bead, and Liverpool letter un derneath. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON has nut been in much better demand during the last, than the preceding week, and the business is again al most ermined to small public sates, at which good and fair Demeraraa sold much below our previous nominal quota tions; there has been some inquiry for Peruanis fur export at low price*, which are declined, holders bring encouraged by the improved demand in Liverpool. The sales of the week (duty paid) are 38 New Orleans, good 1414.; 120 Pernansbucco, Cears 17d. a 181r1.; 180 Demerara and Ber bier, twiddling 131 d.. fair to good 141 d. a 161 d.; 10 liar. Isadore, middling 1231.; 141 Carriacou and Grenada, loud 15kd.; 40 Jamaica and Domingo, ordinary 1114., good 14 rl.; 140 Carthagena, fair 1401 d. ; 50 Surat (in bond), 81d.; 60 Bengal (in bond), fair 7&J.: total 638 bags suld. Imported 383 hags Bengal. MEDITERRANEAN, he. PRODUCE. Fitutv.--The quantity of new Spanish now at market is considerable, chiefly in whole boxes, and the demand li. Railed; a large parcel of lexia was put up to auction uu Friday, and went at rather lower prices. New Currants are in steady demand; the remainder of the cargo put up to sa:e last week and bought in at 108% was afterwards sold at 105 s. per cwt. Otta.—Gallipoli and Sicily are !wavy of sale. BRIM/TON of good quality has been sold at 91. and • cargo inferior at 81. ss. per to in bond. VALOR'S. is "alba lower. BALTIC PRODUCE. The following were the quotations at St. Pelersborgh, 12th October, 1819:—Yellow Caudle Tallow 155 rbls. Soap ISS du. Clean Hemp 88 aO5 do. Exchange 101 d. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. &MUSD SUGARS, have been is very brisk ilewsamll, aal large contracts made for delivery next spring, at an advance of 3s. per cwt. on low descriptions, and 2s.uu the good. Mo lasses brisk sod hither. On.s.—Fisli Oils continue eery eat; the cold weather nos Southern mit or leggiest. Sperm Oil is steady, as are Rape stud Linseed Oils. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ni 6, 1919. The COTTON market opened this week with a fair demand, which has since continued, and prices have improved fully id. in Upland and Orleans, and Id per lb. in Maranhams. The sales (including 1,250 Maranhams, sold privately last week at 1511) are 12,200 bag.; con • • g of 150 Sea Islamis e at 2s. a 21. 91; 3,400 Boweds, 1211 • lid.; 100 Temiessees, 1111 a 12.1 ; 1,750 (Menus, 14; 1. a 15id. stud a few 17.1 ; 1,600 Kellam', 17.1. a q 4. ; 750 Bahias, Ad. • 17.1.; 3,300 Maraithanis, of ahicb 1,250, mentioned abbe', were at 151.1, soul the remainder a l 1511 a 16 1 4 ; 950 Minus, 134. • 15;d.; 100 Dem • 16.1. a Ind.; 30 Car tbagenas, Ilia.; 10 Madras, I0J.; 270 Surma, 71.1. a 104.1.; 300 Bengal., 741 a fill. per lb.; •bout 500 Bowed., 500 51aranhanis, and 500 Pitman's loser been taken nu specula lion. The imports are, Coiled S slues 961 bags, Brazils 3,664 bags,—total 4,625 bags. The Sugar market continues eat, and has closed at a de chic of Is. on all sorts; fair brown but rather soft Detne raras have sold at 545. and very gond brown at 575.; the quantity offered was nearly 1,000 tasks, of which 600 only were sold. In Foreign mid East India we have no altera tion to notice. Coffee has been in more reqiiest within the last few 'Jays, and about 500 bags of Domingo bate been disposed of at 995. for comment ordinary, up to 101 s. fid. for pretty good and even; 450 bags of Dutch, oirered yes terday at public sale, brought fair prices, viz. common or ditiary 102, 9d. a 103 s. 0.1. good to fine ordinary 105 s. 9d. a 107..9d. and middling Il6a. 3J. We have a partial iu quiry fur Cocoa, but nothing has been dune. Pimento and Ginger remain without alteration. Carolina Rice is still dull, and of East India we only hear of 000 bags of cum moo, unscreencd and discoloured Madagascar at 9a. In Rom we have had nothing doing. Considerable parcels of Buenos Ayres Hides were offered at auction yesterday, amounting to about 10,000, the whole of which sold at au advance of per lb. viz. common at Tid. and good to prime al Sid. a 94d. and a few at 9,14. per lb. Tallow is still very doll. The Tobacco market continues lively, and there is more disposition on the part of speculators to purchase; and 160 hints. low Kentucky Leaf have bees sold at 314. to 310. per lb, There is •Isu a good inqiiiry for export, Sot holders are asking tallier higher prices than the buyers are disposed to give. The supplies of Wheat to this market (owing to con trary winds) having toren limited, we have had more business doing in good qualities of English and Irish at a small ad vance on our previous quotations. Oats of good quality are scarce, and prices fully maintain ed. There has been a fair demand for sour Flour ; prices, however, remain without any alteration. The demand fur all descriptions of Pot Ashes continues very limited ; ou treats may be quoted at Is. to 2s. lower, about 100 I, irrela good quality having been sold at 34.. and a lot of 50 par tially staiaal and crusted at 30s. to 31s. per cwt. A parcel of 150 bola. DI/SWIM has bees disposed of fur export at 41s. Pearls remain almost without inquiry. The only sales of Logirood since our last, have been 90 tons St. Domingo, at Gt. 55., and a few small lids of Cam peachy at 71. per too. Yesterday, about 250 tons Cam Foist ie, of good quality (brought here from Glasgow), were disposed of at 9L per ton. 'flit only sale iu Brisnstoue is a parcel of 40 tuns good Tuscan, at 241. 17s. 6d. per tun. - Postscript, Treeday, November 9, 1819, Four o'Clock. An extensive demand was experienced for B. P. Swami', about 4,1100 blols. having been sold at OM advance of Is. per cwt. *loch mules 2a. advance ou strung woikiti youtlato's since last Tuesday, and 1.. on ordinary. The quotations are in euttfintuity. Refiners and Grocers were the buyers. There was no COYfltr sale today, aud but little !minimal was dose in the article; ashislliag 84. 1181440 up C 01144 has been sold at 1084. per cut. , THE TURF. DUMFRIES RACES, IdIV. WRIDAT, OCTOBER tO. Out Hundred Guineas, gives by the Souders n Marte. Two•mile heats Sir W. Maxwell's hr. b Ch ao ti c , l ate Lucifer. I I Hon. T.O. Powteles g e. The Naroltall 2 • A Handicap Stake of Tea Guineas each, to attic!, F fi i eminw will be added fens the Mating Feud. Owe round Ike tourer and a distaste. Marquis of Queetudwrry's br. on. Miss Syntax Sir Win. Maxwell's Nell Mehlon. .................... 2 Hue. T. O. Potriett's b. f. by Th u nd er b o l t 3 Oar rams, ibis year, owing perhaps to the rest,. vel, and seam ether Crises, were not i.f) well at t ,.,„l, usual, although both the sport and the weather ww. Int. Better races, in fact, were Meyer wilt,. seed at Tuva'tt Downs. Oa Friday a private snatch WAS taken oti by i t , be Webby E.q. writer, lEthithrirgli, and Hr. Alexa,e!er, n r this tows. la the Aral heat Mr. lVelsh's (At.' ar.s by the breakiug of his 'direly. The match had ,her to he began anew, and in the end Theindei bolt Nor halbe Vf Welsh's steed) proved himself to he a capital runner, 4,..1 beat easily his ',spoor'''. On Friday everuing the inetabria of the Southern Meeting gave a aplendid hall, at sloth Lady Dalrymple Hay presided as Patroness, and whirl, a,, attended by the usual assemblage of beauty and &alma. The tweak wasted by Goa ; and at a late hour 112 W.. and gentlemen sat down to supper, which was set set.l up a, a superb and excellent style. GREA 7' .NA 7VM. .....N.,... Captaia Horst, of Hrston, undertook hi■ great ont o, as Monday morning we the Ayleitoiryorrarl, for..tak e af4np guineas sad more than double that amount no ;r io t, c upon it. The engagement was in drive Coo in eight Lima; two of them to he bona fide his pni;arty. at the masking of the match on the 12th ti I tttno, and to pr.+, in wit Igo a month. The Captain is a lieht weight ; he accom— plished the task as follows, with a ail iLy built to► the purp o , se . Heiler! rather more than 13 miles in the first 111.111,, with a fine blond mare, and the 26th mile was dime an nue minute...Yr the two house. He drove the next horse, which runs in mail, 28 miles its two hours, aud the third broke down after doing 20 miles in winning lime. The blit heree in rosette belonged to the owner; there was 29 miles in it., in 2 hours and 32 minutes. The match sass won easily, with thier minutes to spare. Twenty-four mires was dour me two hoar., and the extra five miles in 28 minutis, The dun! ►woe broke down from a strain of no eons. tiiienre. It nes, alt., get her, a find-rate performance of bursts and man. Time s rs backed at 5 100 before startisg. ROYAL RAMAI,Ns. We undershoot several ofiltial geollemen, cannerte. l * . th his Majesty's Exchequer, left this cosy for 1/oinf.ronl.o... •.t an early hour yesterday 'lain:, In attend the re-i..trra; .t of the body of ►ung Robert three, which was discorso,' last year in building n new church al that place, mad was to be se-interred yesterday. 'These µredone* remains see to toe estiosed iu n new coffin, together sills sperimesis of alt she corneal come, a ropy of each of the Colinbiorgh newspaper., and again committed with appropriate solemnity to the Ilossb. If possible, it is intended ilost a cast shook' be taken from the face of the Monarch; but, at all en it., a MUM, meat is to be erected, nutter the roperintemlance of Mr. Bums, architect, over the body of 'lda most exalted h ero , a. well as excelleut King, iu order to convey, iu a entire strik. log mancler, to future generations, the place "there reptoe the ashes of a warrior and a Sovereign, lettuce name is al. ready embalmed in the endeared recolleetMn of every mar iu Scutlaud.—(Edinbarols Paper, November 6 ) SUDDIRN D E. 4 T NS. On Monday evening as. Mr. Booth Selby, of White T.e.*:•, Newington, was walking up his garden an h;tt return business, he was seized with apoplexy, and exl irr.l in bey than • minute without a groan; chest tak..ri ill he Us. 111 the act of stretching out his hand to caress a Mile niece w was accusionsed to meet him iu the garden walk. . _ Yesterday •orning Mr. Claridge, of Little MaiMurree street, while with a friend, after Willi: a riasr of lievor Mr. Powers, in Hint:-street, ir3lled Lis brad upon his walking-stirk, and imintediately rxpirrd. A young man in the neighbourhood a Cartieby-iiircet, died equally as sudden the same night. Him liaiiiC is M‘Carthy, 26 years uf age. NAVAL INTELLIc,ENCE. •LYMOITIt. NOVFMOM 7. Arrived the Little Frederick, ; N l fi. l root Plume Edward'. island. I.O*TsMOVIH, NOVFNIVEIt 8 Arrived the Eclipse, Allen, front Smyrna ; and Dispatch, from the Mediterranean. They are bulb under tionrantioe. Sailed the I.taia Romney, E.lliott, for Jamaica; Grartinstu, Underwood, for Dein ; General Pile. Crerl:tord, frw Boston; Archimedes, Pratt, fur Spain • Perseverance, Gyre• ring, fur Bahia ; New Phoenix. IxwlMaite, for Trinidad; and Fortitude, Smith, fur Badman* s. WA! YOUTR. NOVE3IIIft A. Arrived the Nostra Senora dc los Dutuns, idssu;,:ua, foals Bilboa fur Lando.. Sailed the Francis lures, Napirs. DIAL, NOVE3IIITR Arrived the Alliance, Sims, and, Dud:curt, Id, Wood, (vat Newcastle for Jamaica. Came down from the River and taoiletl, with the whale +f the ou twnril. honed, the Melpuno nr, %Vail, for flit I*. Arrived and remains, the Mat Ntteri‘, from Alum. tavtarttur. ' !to V 1 CAR 7. Arrived the Amity, Maxwell from New Yost, • ,tirsl 10 . h October; soot Falcon, Lewes, from Roston. 151 h Oe!.. her. The Csoada, Cross, for Nll,.sosicisi, tastotlered Banks of Newfoundland. Crew UV. d. 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