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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 19, 183

THE FAMILY 'LIBRARY.

FROM LAS f NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

On TUESDAY, t11;1; September, Price 55., Cloth Boards.
riISHE FAMILY LIBRARY, Vol. 53, bcincr
Ii Niltdii~ Lif: the tik And Tiows of Washington, Vol. 1 (to
be completed in Two Volumes.
By CYRUS R. EDMONI)S.
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and may be procured, by order, from every other Bookseller in the
United Kingdom.
Just published, the Third Edition of the LIFE of NAPOLEON,
with 15 Engravings, Price 10s.

ST. JAMES'S-PALACE, JULY 31, 1835.

The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight-
hood upon Robot Chermside. Esq„ M.D., Companion of the
Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.

St JAMES'S-PALACE, AUGUST 5, 1835.

The King WO this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight-
hood upon Captain Samuel Warren, of the Royal Navy, Knight
Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.

CURIOUS EXPOSE.
Second Edition, price 2s. 6d. Frontispiece.
THE DENS OF LONDON EXPOSED,
with Anecdotes of Living Characters.—For remarks on
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work see Frazer's .Magazine. Also,
PRIVATE LIFE, &c., of Mrs. JORDAN, with Eleven Por-
traits of the Fitzclarence Family; with original Letters, Anec-
dotes, &c. Price 6s.

WHITEHALL, AUGUST 15

The Kinii has been pleased to present the Rev. John Garrett
Bussell, B.A. to flit' vicarage of Newark-upon-Trent, in the
county of Nottingham and diocese of York, void by the resignation
of the Rev. Walter Blunt.
The King has been pleased to present tbc RCY. David B. Mellis
to the church and parish of Tealing, in the Pt'f'sbvtes;' of Dundee
and county of Forfar, vacant by the transportation of the Rev.
Peter Balfour to the church and parish of Clackmannan.

PRIVATE LIFE and INTRIGUES of Lord BYRON.
Curious plates. 3s. 6d.
LIFE, INTRIGUES, and POEMS of the CELEBRATED
EARL of ROCHESTER, with Plates. ss.
Catalogues may be had. Letters (post paid) attended to.
Published by M. Metford, 19, Little Queen-sfireet; Holborn.

Port of Southampton.
By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Custom-House, Southampton, on WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26,
1835, at Twelve o'clock precisely,
TWENTY-ONE GOLD and NINE SILVER
GENEVA WATCHES, 56 lbs. of Glass, One Bottle of
Cologne, Four pair of Men's Boots, Four pair of Men's Shoes, One
Book, the Works of Lord Byron ; a Quantity of Broken-up Half
Ankers, and Sundry Customs and Coast-guard Condemned Stores.
The Goods may be viewed on application at the Custom-house,
one day only previous to the Sale, from ten to three o'clock.

To wine-merchants, tavern-keepers, private families, and others.--
400 dozen of Choice Old Wines, removed from the West-end,
for absolute sale.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. S. COTTLE,
At his Auction-rooms, 45, Holborn-hill, opposite Hatton-garden,
on THURSDAY, Aug, 20, at 12, under peculiar circumstances,
precluding reservation,
ACELLAR OF VERY FINE WINES,
including 194 doz. Choice Old Ports, from two to eight years
in bottle (a large portion of which were imported direct to the Pro-
prietor from Oporto), 180 dozen Rich Old Pale, Straw, and
Golden Sherries, and 42 dozen Madeira, Bucellas, Marsala, Cham-
pagne, Lisbon, &c.
Afterwards will be offered a small consignment of 50 dozen of
GINGER LIQUEUR WINE, and 76 dozens (chiefly in pints),
of Raspberry, Cherry, Orange, and Citronelle Liqueurs, of fine
quality, also without Reserve..
Samples will be forwarded, on being paid for, to any Gentleman
desirous of palating the Wines at their own tables, or may be tasted,
as well as the Liqueurs, at Mr. S. Cottle's Offices and Commission
Cellars, 45, Holborn-hill, where catalogurs may be had.

PRICE 7D.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

( From the New London Price Current of last evening.)
SUGAR.—The Sugar market closed last week rather heavily, on
account of the arrivals, and the opinion generally entertained that
we should have better supplies.—The prices were, however, fully
supported, and the inferior descriptions were rather higher ; few
browns offering under 575., and for the finest in the market, 635. a
645. This morning the Jamaica packet arrived, bringing accounts
to the 10th ult. 7 they arc more favourable with regard to Sugar
than the previous statements. The produce is not so deficient in
quantity, but the crop is very late. The Sugar market opened very
heavily this morning on account of the advices from Jamaica, and
the considerable landings of Sugar here last week ; the holders
would not, however, give way in price. The sales are 800 hhds.
and trs.. at very full prices, the buyers purchasing more freely at
the close of the market, and at prices which even appear a shade
higher than on Friday last. The stock of West India is now 28.713
hhds. and trs., being 8,562 less than last year. The stock of Mau-
ritius, 74,018 bags, being 35,160 less than last year. The delivery
of West India, 2,921 him's. and trs., being 318 less than last year.
I.;e delivery of Mauritius, 4,410 bags, being 1,772 less than the
correspb2ding week of 1834. Th. refined goods were rather higher
81s. and 82s, naid for Lumps, and double crushed, 41s. Bas-
tards were in -gi'vat request; also Molaoses and all descriptions of
saccharine matter.. The refined market Ate this afternoon again
became very firm at the ie;te high prices.
MAURITIUS.—There were no sales of Mauritius Sugar reported
last week.
EAST INntA.—The purchases are extensive, but thcv consist
chiefly of Sugars of former sales, which have been re-sold as. a pro-
fit of about 2s. The general advance of the Sugar market, chiefly
of Manilla, about 30s. ; also Java and Siam:. Bengal held finulY
355. .and 365. . .

FOREIG N.—The successful speculators in Foreign Sugars are
still asking higher prices, 425. readily paid for white Havannah.
Average price of Sugar, 1 14s. 84d. per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—There were extensive speculations in
West India Molasses on Friday last, being now the cheapest de-
scription of saccharine matter at market—the price rose 2s. per
cwt. ; very extensive sales of good quality at 275. This afternoon,
100 puns. fine Barbadoes Molasses sold at 295. ; also a large parcel
of Antigua Molasses sold late this day at 265. 6d.
COFFEE.—CeyIon and other East India Coffee rose Is. to 2s.
per cwt. last week, notwithstanding the large sales advertised in
Holland—in other descriptions of Coffee there were no variations.
British Plantation at former prices, but few sales. Brazil still
sells lower in proportion than other quality. There were no public
sales of Coffee this day. By private contract 500 bags good ordi-
nary Brazil sold at 535. ; a cargo also of St. Domingo reported to
have been sold. . . .

RUM, BRANDY, ANn LioLLANns.—The Rum market continues
firm at the late currency, bet there is little business doing on ac-
count of the small supplies at market. Brandy continues very
dull and lower. In Geneva there is no alteration. This after-
noon a parcel of 100 puns Jamaica 18 over sold at 2.5. I Id.
TALLOW.—The Tallow market is very firm and higher in price.
The holders assume with much apparent reasm that the excessive
drought in England will materially decrease the home supply.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-There is no demand for 13.7.c0n, prices the
same as last week. There has been a good deal doing Butter this
week, Limerick on board 725. a 735., Cork 735. a 745., Waterford
70s. a 735. per cwt.
BUTTER. I BACON.

Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 16,197 firks 6,157 firks 11,088 bales 2,167 bales
1834 26,0(10 5,290 10,400 2,850
The imports of Butter are Irish 3,354 firks. Foreign 4,036 cks. ;
Bacon 1,897 bales.
SPICES.—There is no alteration in Pepper, Pimento, or other
Spices worth reporting.
COTTON—The Cotton market continues very heavy; there is
no business worth reporting. The biddings at the public sale on
Friday were id. per lb. under the currency. .
INDIGO.—The sales of Indigo are confined to small orders, which
continue to be executed by the brokers, who took in parcels at the
late public sales, who execute these in retail in one or two chests at
a time to the exclusion of the dealers or middle men.
TortrENTINE.—The late arrivals have been taken off the market
a shade below 13s. This article has advanced at Liverpool and is
looking up here. Spirits have advanced owing to the rise in rough
Turpentine.
SALTPETRE.—There is no alteration in Saltpetre, the market
continues firm. Refined a shade higher.
Otts.—Fish Oils are steady with a fair business doing. Linseed
Oil has received Is. per cwt. Rape Oil though scarce is dull,
though some small lots exporting.
TOBACCO.—There is little alteration to notice in Tobacco; some
stripts are reported sold, but the particulars as to price, &c. have
not transpired.
SILK.—The prices of all descriptions of Silk have advanced
during the past week. Good China's have been eagerly sought
after, owing to the low stocks, and the Italian Silks coming into the
market at high rates ; Tsatlees have sold 235. 6d. ; Taysam 18s. 6d.
to 19s. 6d.
Wool►—The market continues very quiet ; the little business
doingis chiefly confined to German Wool—prices are much the
same as those obtained at the public sales:
ASHES.—There is very little business doing in Ashes, the market
is dull. _ _ .

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HOPS.—The accounts from the Hop Plantations are not quite so
favourable. The estimated duty has fallen to 220,000/.
TEA.—The large public sales of Tea continues to prevent all
purchases by private contract ; about 50,000 chests on the 25th inst.
►n Mincing-lane ; four millions of lbs. at the East India House, on
the Ist prox. and followed by large private trade sales—we refer to
our quotations for the last realized prices. The weekly deliveries
from the warehouses continue large. Last week the quantity on
which duty was paid was 502,950 lbs. It ought to be mentioned that
the low descriptions of Tea are by and bye likely to come into
speculative demand. as the sound good quality about Is. per lb.,
and other low descriptions, with the low duty of ls. 6d. per lb.,
payable to the Ist of Jl.oy next, will be a safe speculation, when all
duties are fixed afterwards to be at the rate of 2s. ld. per lb.,
clearing these descriptions of Tea before the Ist July next, may
probably attract attention.
ClNNAmox.—Result of ti:e sales of Cinnamon 17th inst.:-
90 bales lsts, 46 bales sold 6s. ,6d• a 6s. 9d. ; 455 do. 2nds., 91
do. do. 6s. 2d. a 7s. 6d. ; 8 chests broken 2nds ss. Id. a ss. 7d.
First sort sold rather lower, but tht: quality was mostly inferior.
Second sort sold quite as dear as at the I,lst sales.
RlCE.—There is no alteration to notice in Rice.

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