The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

VIOLENT OUTRAGE.

Yesterday afternoon a gross and viokut outrage was com-
mitted ou 411 r. John Stirling, who is district 1111171011111 fur
the northern division of this city. After having visited a
pu•ar woman in the Rotten row. lie went intuit house in Kii k-
street, which was instantly surrounded by LI considerable
nunilnT of women, buys, and some grown up men, having in
their bands, stones, Ste. who urged the people in the house
to turn out the Doctor. He, howevir, su coucealed himself
iu the house, that the crowd, after the doors and windows
were opened, could not find him. Capt. Mitchell, the Master
of Police, with several officers, came to his resew., which
wee accomplished with considerabl.: difficulty to the Pu•
lire of ; all the way stones were:thrown at him, awl the
*Wanly and several persons were cuusiderably hurt. Four
or five passes of glass were broken in his shop window nod
house. The rause of this von:Agee against Mr. Stirling is
owing to his accidentally having been an evidence WI the trial
of Hanlie, mentioned above. lu that case he had no choice;
by the laws of his country, h.• or any other person, whet.
called upon, is bound to give evidence under a very heavy
penalty. The same outrage note, with equal justice, be in.
dieted upon any of the Judge% is ho tried him, or upon any of
he Jurymen Outrages of re similar nature are liable to
trauspurtstion.—(Girullote Courier )

Extract from a letter from Edinburgh, dated
September 7—" Monday the Lord-Adttreate re.
crived a communicutton (rent the Secretary of State,
infurining him that James Llellaad, under sentence
of death at 'Stirling, fur high treason, has been re-
spited (lurttif, his Majesty'. pleasure. On Monday
se'iiiiight the Sheriff-Sulrstitist, of Ayrshire received
• communication from the Secretary of State, inti-
mating the King's command that the execution of
the stotepce of death passed oft Thomas APICay,
now in Ayr gaol, be rrspited until the further signi-
fication of his Majesty's pleasure."

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. C0n5...6711/a India Bonds 19 pr.
3i per Cent VC Ex. Bali. 2.. pair 2 pr.
5 par Ct. N. Ann. 103 L 1...nt. Tickets..2ll. 18s.
103 Omnium ....II girlie.
Imi. 3 per Ct. An0..661 Cons. for Acc.. Mai
India Stock

MA RX ATS. 7
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Pte. the "Lewlen Mercantile PT it'll Cirrild,"
Septemitisr lt, 1810.
ivegr INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Coerce Irts brew in better demand, and the public wain
have gone off very steadily at advanced priees,say 2s. un the
lower qualities. lied Is. ow the better. for tit. Downturn of
gaud quality 1335. has bees freely offered, but nut pot-
rally oaken.
Scalia.—The B P. %ear market has been steady during
the week, and without any alteration its the priers.

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FORBION nktrf Pernambuco was brought
forward, but the Saga, wait generally in had condition, and
sold 3s. is 4. tinder the market prices.
Rums bare been in fair demand at our lad imotationa.
Leeward Island proof. have hems mold at 2. 14. per Calton.
Pigigicto is without alteration ; the demand is nut brisk.
SOUTH A DERICA PRODUCF...
COTTON —The demand fur Cotton mintioues extremely
languid, and prices little more than nominal. whirls we re-
duce gcuerally about a id. per Ih.; 300 hales Iterhire
and 410 Carthagena, were offered at public sale on Wed-
nesday last, when only 50 of the former, of middling fair
were sold at 1311., and 100 of the latter at 10,1,41.;
after the sale a few of the Beside, and the remainder of the
Cathagessa., were taken at al o t the sale triers. TI.. sales
of the week are (duty paid) 200 Upland middling to fair,
12.1. a 12.1.1.; Ott 'Pernambuet, good ; SO Demerara
and Berhice middling to good 13.1. to 14:-: I ; 40 Carriacou
and Grenada fair 1311.; 452 Citithagena middling 101,1. a
10,'-,d.; 170 Surat (to bond) ordinary to middling 61,1. a 71,1.;
good to fine Std. to 8:10.; 160 Berea; (ditto) middling' 6711.
to 61.1., fair Std.: total 1,14 e bugs. The import. are 164
We., India, 58 Smyrna, 6 Bourbon, 47 via Amsterdam:
total 275 bags.

FIBH OILS have been steady in prices, and some conwider-
able business has hems done in Sontbilm fur export; Green-
land oil has bteu dull and no sales made. Linn cd and Rape
uu V,ll

Rmico SUGARS have been fair in demand, large lumps
which were lola at Wis. will to-day bring 971. per cwt. In
other descriptions there is no variation.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, SEFIT3tRER 9, Me.

COTTON -There has been but a moderate demand this
week for Cotton, and moist &scrim Man have been very dnls
of sale; on Thursday several public sales were aIIIIIMINCeoI
fur Friday next, which loss had the effect of causing a great
depression in the market, and it has closed at a decline of
4.1. per 11.. on Bowed. and Orleans, Id. on Tennessee., and
on Brazils. The 601..41 are 4.600 bags, cousistiug of 10
stained Sea Islands at 17d.; 1.300 Bower's at 11d• a 12td.;
20 by auction, ordinary at 93-d. • 10111.; 4.10 0414'114S at
11111. a 131 d.; 160 Orleans WA Alalansas by auction, ordi.
nary to good fair at lOU. • 111 d.; 050 Sioaras at 1414.
151‘1. and a few at 151 d.; 400 &alias at 131.1. a 141 d. ; 920
51arantianis at 13}.1. • 14d. and a few at 141.11 ; 80 Minas
Novas at 13.1. a Elid.; SO Minas Geraes at ltd.: 40 Moat
at 134.; 10 Demeraras at 14d.; 40 West ludias at 11.5.1.;
310 Smuts at l'ld. a 9.1 ; 150 Brilral6 at 7d. a 7441. pan Ib;
The quantity of Collura advertised fur sale 046 Friday next is
13,458 bags; the import is 199 hags Demerara, 813 Charles-
too, 413 rest of U.S. 4,190 Brazils, 309 Portugal, 202 Gill.
;altar: total 6,156 Is igs.
'Plie 11.1'. Sugar market has continued in the same dull
state as noticed in our last, awl middling qualities have sold
6d. to Is. lower; middling Janianas have sold at 635. a 63e.
good middling 665. a 695. and very good bright to fine at
76. a 79a.; Ow quantity offered at public sale exceeded 1,300
casks, of which 1,200 were sold; in Foreign and E. I. no-
thiug is doing. The Coffee market is sr raily at our former
prices; a few small parcels of Dutch arid Jamaica have been
taken at 1261. 3d. a 1271.3 d. for good ordinary Dutch, uud
12.55. 6.1. a 1275. fur good to fine ordinary Jamaica, and
about 120 casks of fine ordinary Havannah in the early part
of the wick at 128 s. per cwt. We have a partial inquiry for
Pimento, which is held at 89. a 9d. 350 hags Para Cocoa,
nut yet landed, have berm bought at 545. 0,1. and a few bags
have sold at 5.55. Carolina Rice continues extremely dull.
_ _

For 100 puncheons of Lund Demerara ftnns U. P. 21. has
been paid, but common descriptions are without alteration.
The Dyessimds offer. d at auction yesterday attracted the
notice of the trade, but of the 259 Inns Campeachy Log-
wood only Ii) lima were sold at 8/. 10..; the •ales besides
consisted of 120 tons Jamaica Logwood, at 61. 15..; 150
tons Cuba Fustir, at 91. a Of. 10•.; a small lot of common
Spanish, at 5/. lOs.; and 35 tons solid Nicarapia Woad, at
241. a 24/. P.

Pot Ashes are steady.-2,100 B. A. Hides, of fair to good
qnality, have sold at bid. a flid. per lb. Tallow is dull.
Tobacco continues in limited demand, and lint few sales
are making either to the trade or for export : 75 hhils. fur
quality Kentucky leaf have been taken by a speculator at 3d.
per lb.
The weather continuing very 'favourable for the harvest,
the holders of Wheat have shown more anxiety to press sales,
and a reduction of 4d. to bid. per bushel has been submitted
to. The price of Oats has also decliur.l 2.1. to 3.1. per
bushel. There is less business doing in American flour for
'export, but pricas are without any material alteral .
For Simone the demand continues steady, and 245. per
cwt. is realised for small parcels sold to the consumers.
A small parcel of Le Juice, of fair strength, has
brought 2s. Cd. per gallon; holders now demand an advance
of 2d. to 3d. per gallon.

Postscript, Tuesday, September 12, Itt2o, Four o'Clock.

B. P. Stmmt.s.--The market to-day was in the same state
as (birdie last week, the sales were not extrusive, i,ut the
stock being so much less than at this time last year, and
the deliveries being much larger, holders are very firm.
Covvitz.—A small public wile was brought forward to-
day, *hick went at last Friday's prices, viz. middling Ja-
maica 1385., St. Domingo 1335. per cwt.; there is omit a
brisk inquiry, hut time market keeps very steady.
TEA —The sale is yet tinfinished, the descriptions sold
sluice our last have been Cougou, Twankay, an I Ilysun of
all qualities ; the common amid good Cougott sold rather
higher, and the fine ones 2d. per lb. lower than at the last
sale, common 'Fwankey !owe', fine ditto 2d. lower, Hy-
sun 21,-d. pt, lb. higher than the last sale.
1st:0100.-111e East Will Company's sale of 10,25” chests,
which commenced on Ilse 20th ultimo, finished tole day, the
fine and good qualities sold
prices of the sale in April last, the good middling and
middling 041. a Is. and • the middling (daintily and ordinary
sid. a lid. lower , the proprietors bought in about 1,000
chests, part of which has since been resold.