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Septetober 28, 1819.1.

WEST INDIg AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
B. P. Syrians, since the public sales noted in our last,
love bees in limited demand, but the prices obtained at
tinsesales have been paid. The East India sale of 22,000
bags went off well.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 15,600 casks mom than
last year', at this time, present prices Iss. per cwt. lower per
Gazette average.
Corwzg.—The demand foe the finer qualities continues,
which meet a ready sale ■t full prices: the public sales
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very limited, and the prices are Is. to 2s. lower.
The stock of IN. I. Coffee is now 5,330 toss, being 160
less than at this time last year, present prima 301. per cwt.
lower.
Russ have been dull of demand, and sales made at tower

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The present stock of Rom is 22,232 puncheons, and price
,f proofs ts sd. per gallon.
Stock last year same date 20,3 0 puncheons, and price
of proofs 3s. dd. pre gallon.
Loswooo.--tasks of Jamaica have heen made at the pre-
sent quotations, and 61. is sow asking for cargo.

Pastsnipt, Tuesday, September 28, 1819, Four o'Cloek.
Tbr B. P. Sociaa market nas fiat wally, but last week's
prices were fully paid. The public sale of Barbadoes did
not in off briskly.
Curves —There wan is public sale toalay, and the trans-
actions by private eimpipaill arm wvy limited. St. Domiams
is reported to bare boa Noli s isamediais papaw, at a
considerable rediictioo.
Rwit.—A public sale of MII paggabease IP= Wag* tag.
ward this morniiic, at whirl ii, donned vas ill, awl seat
more than one half was sold ; the pima abgaiggell USN to
hie) as those quoted in our last ; bet pullout salsa bore
been made at some reduction.

ADJOURNED INQUEST AT OLDHAM.

MANCHESTER, SUNDAY. SEPT. 26.
I send Ibe farther proceedings before the Camas. at Old-
ham. I have already seat you the amount up to *eves
o'clock on Saturday eveniag : herewith you have the re.,
maissder up to aine o'cinck, when the esarninatioa elsestfor
the night, sod was adjourned sill Monday morning.
On Noy return here from Oldham I went late as it was,
to the Theatre; but nothing occurred wersh;of obscrvatiaa.
The crowd was very great, but uu moist or altegapt at die-
tu dowses appeared.

OLDHAM. SATURDAY RIGHT.
INQUEST ON JOHN LEES.---( Reference contilmod.)
Thomas Whitaker costumed.—We took three pints of ale
on the road. It came to 4d. the piece what we drank in the
Dusty Miller. In another.place we drank a pint the piece
three of us. At Westwood we had a gnarl all three. The
other man was called William. We had no other liquor hut
ale. I cannot say we were all sober ; the deceased was rather
tipsy-like' nut exactly what they call drunk. He walked
well enough. He west to Stockport on 'Monday, and re-
turned on Tuesday evening. I was with him. We left Stock.
port at six in the morning, amid stopped in Manchester till
two o'clock. We had some roast beef with us. We stopped
at four houses as we were going to Stockport. In three houses
we had a pint betwixt us, and a pint she piece at the last.
At Stockport we drank chiefly beer; no spirits. There was
neither of its tipsy. I tall it drunk when lam not capable
of doing any thing. In Stockport we spent Is. 6d. the piece,
sad 6d. the piece back to Manchester. We walked to Man-
chester, and came home in a cart. We never drank any spirits.
It was on the Sunday following we had a glass of brandy and
water for Md. He appeared then well enough; be never
Made any complaints to me. It was about the Tuesday that
be appeared to grow worse, and lust his appetite. He kept
growing lower and weaker till be died. He began to complain
on the Wednesday night as be lay ea bed, that be had a ter-
rible pain in his 'boulders, that he could nut bear them to
be touched. That was the test time I heard his complain
of his shoulders. On Tharsdity night he complained of the
pans in his left foot, sod could not rest at all. My mother
told the doctor, who ordered it to be washed and poultice").
From Friday be bad so_ knowledge at all of chat was done or
• him.

LOUTH AM ERICAN PRODUCE. sai.l to . .He complaiwed Wilbert of his shoulder sad leg
if any ose fondled ft. Oa Sunday he became speechiess. I
The C•Tron market runtssues extremely dull. and prices saw cots on his coat at the back of hie neck. It might 6 a
generally may be quoted 4.1. per lb. lower, except East In- ample of mehes.
din, which is more 6. mly held, yet front the very trifling
By Mr. Hanner—At the wakes (fairs) we dunk only beer:
business done, our quotations CAD only be considered as no- he was sewer &wok; he °heti refueed to drink.
natal. The saki of the week, ditty paid, are 30 Upload Joseph Wrigley—l law the deceased shoot a month be-
Ane 15.1.; 40 Pcrnamhocco fair to good, 194.; 170 Derne-
fore the 16th. I met him es the 16th in Oldham, when he
rani and Berbiee fair in
"a. 169' a 17*4. a ilid'' 11.'".,., seemed in excellent health; it was at the bottom of the Bent ;,
Carriacou and Grenada ordinary to middling 141.1. fair 1541.; I sew him in
what lammed prirrines.fiem mew. I had area
10 Common %Vest India fair 14/J. ; 100 Beluga' fin hood) him is several places on the way to Manchester by mere st
ordinary to middling 741. a 714.; fair to good 7;11. slid.: cident. Just before Me. Haat came to the Geld, I saw hi&
total sold 480 bags. The imports are 473 bag. liaised I -neer the hustings; we were both doer together. nervous
State., 1,311 bags Pernambuco), 7 gulden, 183 bags great commotion afterwards, which reiaoved ass little from
West India : total 9,034 bags. the holdings. There were many women seta children about to.
BALTIC PIIODOCt is greenfly falling in price, owing to I We agreed on the ground, but not before, to come away to-
il pkatifol arrival*. tether. I never saw the cavalry till the shout was made, sad
The following were the quotations at St. Peleraburgh, then they advanced close up to the hustings. We were os the
3.1 September, 1819 :—Y. C. Tallow 9 180 risk.; Snap ditto, ground about half an hear befere. 1 saw disavowed receive
-140 ; Hemp dell at 90; Bristles 87 a 69—Exchange, t • wound rotted Ms Masse his right arm, from a osbre• He
10 9-16. was protecting himself frees me of the military, whelk
' LIVERPOOL REPORT. IsPrestean 25, 1619. another rode up, ea the rlghtside, sad cat him on his right
The Carrel, market mil mations' eniremely milt, sad arm, which he had esbralled ewe his bead Is protect hiss.
prima have Aggiiiiatzeorraily id. per lb. 'llse sales ansonnt He sad a walking allele le hie right Wei MI made ..."
In 2,100 bags, consisting of 50 Sea Islands at 6. Id. a of it. He thee Gilt blichoolats tad kg** use ova under
Is. 74.1.; 10 amine,' al 1.. q.t.; son Bowed' at lat. a 14j41.; tb, berm' feet. ISSIP se .me eflestlll-1 ambito aiming
IMO Orleans at 14d. a 174.; 160 Permute at 180. a 194.; helm when be te tales, these 1041riek. mil said
.80 Babies at 17i.1. a is-0.0100 illamithause at 1814.• 17141. ;Ms aim was gelds% very stiff, and be must get it dressed.
SO Mims at lid.; /se Diunranor at 14111. a 19.1.; 30 mat- He mid be had get • wowed en his bet* bens a *Malec
sea West ladies at 130.$ 60 Carthage's, at 11111. •GO 1 sew a rat ea the back et his cost. 711 only weesd I saw
Swots Si Mi. • 10d.; 100 0108•11 al VIS• 11 ads Per lb. 71iit gives was thus by the seldlennsast tie ewe spilt the. hs

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