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LONDON, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING: NOVEMBER 5, 1828.

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et. HURWITZ will give the INTRO-
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4411q43F1EW LANGUAGE and LITERATURE, on
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U~E, on Thursday, the 13th Nov, at Two o'Cloek.
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lltiltißE of his COURSES of the SPANISH. LAN-
Iti°E and LITERATURE, on Saturday, the 15th of
pkkit Two o'clock.
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IRELAND.

Valuable and highly improvable Freehold Estates, Town
Lands, capital Mansions, Villages, upwards of Svvea-iteets
Thousand British Acres, part bounded by St. George's
Channel; the present rental upWards of Nine Thewstad
and Fifty-three Pounds per Annum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By JOHN ROBINS,
(0i Warwick House, Regent-Wert),
At Garraway's Coffee-house,''Change-alley, CoruhiU, Len-
: don, on TH faIISDAY, Nov. 13, at Twelve, in 'Lots;
THE Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD
ESTATES, situate is the rich and fertile county of
:Wexford, comprising. the Estates:of Ballyearrigen, Nevill's
Court, Killmuckeridge, Siunpton, Eallyougney; Clonevan,
Killiek, Scc., the whole oontaining Ten .Thousand Five
Hundred and Eighty Customary Acres, • or upwards of
-Seventeen Thousand One Hundred Statute Acres, et
enclosed rich meadow, pasture, arable, and productive
bog land, divided into most eligible farms, with goad
farm houses, and agricultural buildings, capital mansions
mud pleasant dwelling Lougee, town lands and vil-
lages,- rivers and streams of fine clear water flowing
through different parts of the land. Fisheries at Kill-
anuckeridge and .Sainptonl abundantly- supplied with va-
rious kinds of fish from the Channel. The lands in gene-
ral are in good cultivation, with rich loam, marl, peat, aid
parts of the Estate.with blue and white mail, which is
lamas seught after. Letto respectable Tenants ou beneficial
leases for lives, and small part at will. The rental upwards
of nine thousand and fifty-three pounds per annum, which
is regularly received by half "early payments, and very
highly improvable. The lands are diversified and pic-
turesque, forming many eligible sites for building, and part
bounded by St. George's Charmel, to an 'extent of near
six Irish miles. . -

CONSTABLE'S MISCELLANY.

This day arse publ;she4l, Viols. 31 and 32, price la., or on
tine paper, 10s. being a
HISTORY of the REBELLIONS in
SCOTLAND, under the Marquis of Montrose
tued others, from 1638 till 1660.
By ROBERT CHAMBERS, •
,•,Author of " ffietalrft."l the Rebellion in 3745."
London : Hurst, Chance, and Co; and Constable and
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William Fraser Jackson, Land Surveyor of the same
place, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the prin-
cipal Inns in the town of Wexford ; the Commercial
Rooms and Exchange Coffee-house, Dublin ; of Mews.
Langford. and Walfords, solicitors, Smithamptou-street,
Covent Garden ; Messrs. Sweet and Carr, solicitors, No.
6, Basioghall-street; of Robert Franks, Esq., Les on-
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street, Dublin ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
Cornhill ; and at Mr. Robins's, No. 170, Regent-street,
London, where plans of the Estates may be seen.

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thy, V. To commence on Wednesday, the sth of Nov.
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Students who are attending the Latin and
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commencet the tslai moonef Wednesday,hNouvr.ee
tot"Or will open another Class from Half-past Two to
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

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uItGESS' NEW SAUCE for general
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I"nand for it continuing to increase, JOHN BUR-
SS and SON beg most respectfully to offer this their
acknowledgment to the public fur their liberal pa-
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;handi its re-
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Noting disappointment to Fatuilies,'all possible care has
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, ° their firm and address, es well as each label having
signature, without which it cannot be genuine.
th,l3}lN BURGESS and SON's long lished and
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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 4.

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COOKE V. BANKS.

This was an action of trespass brought by the
plaintiff, an inhabitant of Stone-buildings, Lincolu's-
inn, against the defendant, pow-rate collector of the
parish of Sr. Andrew, Holborn, for having ilh-gally
entered his premises to levy a poor's-rate. The real
question to try was, whether that part of Linco!n's-
Inn called Stone buildings was liable to pay the
parochial asfessments of the parish of it. Andrew,
Holborn. It is contended that that part of LincohN-

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Inn in question is extra-parochial, from its having
formerly been the site of a monastery; from its haring
a chapel of its own, in which divine service is now,
and in which marriages were performed till the mar-
riage Act in 1754 ; from its supporting its own
clergy quite independent of the clergyman of St:
Andrew, Holborn; from its supporting its own poor
and foundlings found in the Inn, never having in any
manner cast a hurthen on the parish ; and from hav-
ing been from time immemorial exempt from the
liability to pay parish assessments.
For the defence it was contended that the ground
in question is within the parish of St. Andrew, Hol-
born, from a grant made in the time of Queen Eliza-
beth, describing it as such, and from the parish boys
of St. Andrew, Holborn, in their triennial peram-
bulation, always having included it in their round,
whilst other parts of the Inn were included in those
made by the adjoining parishes.
The reading of the documentary and the perusing
of oral evidence, with the speeches of Counsel, as
had heretofore happened in the former trials of this
cause, occupied the whole day. The passage lead-
ing to the court was nearly choaked up with pilei of
records; and a waggon loaded with the ..books kept
by the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, for ages past,
stood at the hall-door, in ease of their being wanted.
Lord TIiNTERDEN, in summing up, left' it to the
jury 'to say whether the ground in question was in
the district of St. Andrew, Holborn,, above
bars, or was extra-parochial in the first ease to fiad
fur the defendant, and in the latter for' the plaintiff. ,
The jury retired at a quarter past seven, and
turned a quarter before ten, with a verdict for the
defendant: •

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TERY Fast and Safe TRAVELLING to
BIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, Day and
t, by Fourinside Coaches, which keep good time,
FROM TRE SARACEN'S HEAD INN,
ti WINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
fullowisag Light Post Coaches, Mails, &c., set out
from the above Inn :
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ittlsirtuirtgbarn Tally Ho ! Fast Day Coach in 12 hours
Ivan through with Two Coachmen only) Morning,
Ough Redbuin, Markyate Street, Dunstable, Brirkhill,
'474Y Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Towceeter, and Wee-
,': naventry, Dunchurch, Covintry-, and Stone Bridge,
Wee-
.l Castle Hotel, High-street, Birmingham, to Shilfuall,
'l..t.3lngton, Bridgenorth,.Shrea-sbury, Shelton, Gawestry,
ititwich,. Tarporley, Bangor, Cheater, and Holyhead.-
6'4l4pm-ice of the decided preference eivert:to the Tally-
Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall
l_Varett to render it the first conveyance on the Binning-
rotid.l
1 tkrnaingliam Royal Expreas, new light fast Night Coach,
thiean through with 'Teed Coachmen only, sets ,
Ztry Afternoon, carrying Four Insideonly, passes through
i uwick, I.e.amaington; Sontham, Daventry, Weedon, Tow-
''l4teri and Stoney Stratford, to the fit:raven's Head, Bull-
-11,70., and the Castle Inn, High-street, Birmingham, early
7 our Morning.
2.'llrompton, Chatham, Rochester, Strom!, Gravesend, Sit-
-1 .11111:e urne, Rainham and Oapringe, every Alorning.
,Ai.' .) natal,' Soutlimolton, Crediton, Chulinley Tiverton
ANg PP"- 'll 'l,7l4tillawro. a, Hatherleigh, Oakbampton, Torrington,
i
a il
.11,1111eigh, Ilfracom be, mad Bideford, new light Fast Colohes
of twice' fi n,,brY iklorning and Afternoon:
i ,IY el '. n Both and Bristol Cheap Coach, through Chippenhant,
24, the 'gal' If '`.°l4e, Marlborough, Hungerford, Newbury and heading,
/th Regjui , ' 4vi 61'Y Afternoon; arrives at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the
j 9,' eindan Tavern, Thomas-street, and Swan, 13riatol, early
FitzgeroP' fit Morning; at Reduced Fares.
Teton New Royal Patent Mail to Louth, through Roy-
' 1,76, Cambridge, Iluutingdou, Stiltoo. Peterborough,
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4 .ping, Spalding, Skiilasby, Alford, Horneastle, and Great
ctwasby, Evening at half-past Seven, Sunday at a quarter
q6re Seven.
Cambridge pew Royal Patent Mail, through Ware, Bunt -
tf,4rdi Buckland, and Royaton, Eventing at half-pant
-.Teen, Sunday at a quarter before Seven.
~s, Carliale F.xpresa only One Night on the Road to Pen-
-‘11,... and Whitebaven, a new light Four Inside Post Coach,
;7/1 a Guard all the way; rus.e. through. Appleby,
°ugh, Bowes, Bernard Castle, Greta Bridge, Rich-
-°°d, Catterick, Borough Bridge, Ferry Bridge, Don-
;4:ter, Newark, Bawtrv, Grantham, Greetharn, Stun-
-11111, Stilton, Iliggleswade, and 13aldock. Seta out in the
I.Pninj and performs the journey with the greatest faci-
r*--The only direct Coach to Carlisle,
Coventry Tally Ho ! light fast Day Coach, every morn-
Zat-Half-past Six o'clock, through Redburii, Dunstable,
TA4'eY Stratford, Towcestrr, Weedy!), Daventry, and
nchtirch.
Cheltenham new light fast Day and Night Coach Daily
t4rQugh Oxford.
_Cheater light Coaches to Newport, 'Whitaiurch, Nant-
rch, Tarporley, Middlewich, and Northwich, every
4,rning and Afternoon.
ti "over and Paris Patent Safety Coach every Morning,
through Canterbury and Chatham.
1 "orclinatee new light Day and Night Coaches, in. 14
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, o i threugh Eghani, agabor,Rlackwater, asing-
''ea Ovarton, Whiteliurch,B Andover, Salisbury,B Wood-

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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. 4
GARDINER V. HALLAM, ASSIGNEE OF !WET:

This was an action of trespass brought for the
value of two barges, and for compensation of their,
use during a certain time.
The plaintiff is a publican, residing at Litnehotise,
and the defendant is assignee to Ruet, who had been
a lighterman in Essex. Numerous witnesses were
called on
,behalf both of plaintiff and •defendant. On
the part of the plaintiff it was seught to establish
that he had made a fair, open, and legal purchase,
of the two barges, the Hercules and the .Ceres, seised
by Hallam, as assignee for Rust, and that the owner-
ship of these barges was well known to belong to
Gardiner. On the side of the defendant it was con-
tended that the purchase of the barges was, in reality,
on behalf of the bankrupt Rust, and evidence was
produced to show that Rust, who had rented the
boats, was their reputed owner.
The Jury retired for akout three quarters of an
hour, and found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages
for the barges 500/., and compensation for use, 2.5/.

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On Nlonday week the Marquis of • LONDO.N-
DERgy presided at the dinner of the Newtownardi Farm-
jug Society, on which twain he Ludo some remarks on
the state of political parties in Ireland, observing that lie
was friendly to Emancipation, but totally adverse to the
principles aq,ll policy of- the Catholic Association: He
conclotied by saying--" The great question ,which has so
long agitated the country must be settled ; and if the'Go-
vernment do not soot put it to rest, they
most expec to
meet the condemnation they will then merit."
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INtiees4D. Trading ta the EAST INDIES, do hereby -1, 4.,
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111, WUDMIESDAY, the l'itli December next, at l',Mil
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4 C46k i'l 66 fintacion, for the pup: we of declar-

LONDON MARKETS.

)ate extensive deliveries, and the consequent de-
crease in the comparative stock. The demand a
France, and the considerable purchases 'had alsq
attracted much attention; the prices are frail. 17,4.
higher, and the demand brisk and general. In Hemp
and Flax there is no material alteration.—Peterq-
burgh, 17th ult. Exchange 10 9-16. Tallow 99
a 100.. Sold 4,000 casks.

FRVIT.—The importers of Fruit having com-
mitted so great a mistake in importing new Proit
before the usual season of the demand in England,
at a considerable extra expense, evince now more
firmness, and though they expose taem to public
tale, they do not press them upon the market, except
whendu4ri7agusi
.ue;
descriptionssd;
Sultana, 09 r
se.bouafat
9ntps7e2p
wsle2.Ba appears
Last
regye drums,
day 6,340 drums pulled, chiefly 555. a 575.; 54
ciliasttlort2oowfftbbegerweireleeidaßtcbFh dieyeuidegrmpirsisan:lnplui d . Yetter-
telas;rc,ar.tumnspaodaaefißrres,tt—wl6aiyoishsay.icittio.
05112911:y3. 6wsfuerrdersusulmolasdl
at
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small
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drums
sultana
Raisins
sold at 705.; 400 drums Red Smyrua Raisins of an
inferior quality, sold from 455. to .465., and 62 brls.
Carabourna Raisins at 505.; 560 boxes, 960 half, and
760 quarter boxes Muscatell Raisins (bunch), and
20 quarter brls. Jordan Almonds, were all bought in
at high prices. A parcel of new Currants from
Cephalonia has been sold privately. New Denia
Raisins maintain their, prices; but new Valentia
have been sold at 2s. less than the quotations of
hot week. The arrivals of every description of now
Fruit continue very extensive : and being much
Wier than usual, and 'the' importers shewing an
Ftxtety to effect stdes,•has created an unusual bustle
in the market at this period.

PRICE 7D.

ENGLISH AND SCOTCH MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.-The estimated sale of Muscovades last
week was about 2,500 hhds: and trs. ; the causes of
the limited demand were stated to be the late large
sales, and that the purchases made last week woeld
fall due the end of December-a very unfavourable
period in the Money market, and generally avoided
by all extensive traders. The comparative state of
Sugars is to-day 3944 hhds. and trs. more than last
year. The deliveries last week, including both
Docks, about 3,700 hhds. and tra. being nearly 500
more than in the corresponding week of 1827. At
the close of the market the estimated sales of Mus-
CoCades this day are 900, the prises firm. In the
Refined market there was a general improvement
last week, both in the demand and in the prices.
The exporters bought low goods freely for the
north of Europe, and there was a considerable tie-
mend for crashed, &c. for the Mediterranean. The
fine descriptions for the home consumption conti-
nued to be taken. off whenever they were brought
forward. Bastards and Molasses were dull and realer
lower. •i'ltr the-Refined market this afternoon there
was not the. slightest alteration.
EAST. INDIA SEGARS.--,By public sale 2,186 bags
Mauritius Sugars.; the fine yellow sold rather higher,
The inferior brown rather dull, and generally the
Market wits without briskness: For Bengal Sugars
there were few inquiries. To-day 1,093 bags Siam
Sugars, full prices. -
ForturGss Stittas.-The inquiries continue, but
there is no adequate stock here to meet any demand.
-Abou(2oo cheats Havannah sold last -week, gbod
brown at 335. ad. to 375. fpr fine yellow. •
SALTPETRE.-There is little variation in prices;`
the demand has again become limited.
COTTON.-The Cotton Market is firm. The
purchases fur the, week ending last night, consist of
2,200 Surat 31d. At 51d., 100 Bengal 41d. a 44d.,
150 Bowed 6/d. a 6/(1., 40 Orleans 7/d., 100 Para
60., 40 Demerara 71(1. a 7i-d.; 200 Carthagena
4-ad. a 44d. all in bond.
W00f..-The demand continues brisk for Spanish
Wools under 2s. per lb., and for German Wools
under 2s. 3d. per lb., but for the finer descriptions
there is but little demand. Fine German Wools are
lower, and the stock on the Market has been very
much increased by the late arrivals.
TODACCO.-The demand for Tobacco has consi-
derably revived, owing to the former large specula-
toi s coming forward to purchase, and the consequent
anxiety of all the dealers to get into stock, in the an-
ticipation of the speculators buying to the former ex-
tent which raised the prices so materially. The
quantity of Tobacco sold for the week ending last
night is about 500 hhds, chiefly Virginia, about 34d.
and a part of which is reported, to be resold at an ad-
vance of Id. to id. per lb.; several holders will
not now dispose of their stock, except at a general
advance of id. per lb.
IRISII PROVISIONS.-There is little alteration in
Irish Provisions this week. Arrivals of Butter-
-12,816 firkins Irish, 8,774 casks-Foreign.
Hoes.-The Hop Market is rather heavy, and the
inferior descriptions are offered on rather lower terms
without facilitating sales ; the fine appear to be held
with some firmness. The estimated duty is now
165,0001.
TEA.-There is more demand for Boheas in half
chests, and also for those in Congou packages, all of
which bear some premium; other sorts continue
much the same as last week.
INDIGO.-The East India Company's September
sale of,kidigo, which commenced on the 14th ult.,
termina4d on Thirst. were originally
declared 8,930 cheats Bengal and Bemires, of which
1,088 were withdrawn ; 1,654 chests Oude, 491
were withdrawn ; 774 chests Madras, 100 with-
drawn; 86 chests Mange, two were withdrawn; 6
chests Pondicherry.-Total 11,450 ; 1,681 with-
drawn ; leaving 9,769 chests for sale.-Of the Bert-
gal, 2,309 chests belonged to the Company ; they
were taxed at from 2s. 9d. to 7s. per lb., and sold at
from ls. 7d. to 3s. Od. per lb. above the taxed prices,
realising from last sale prices to 6d. per lb. advance
on the fine qualities, L. per lb. on the good, and 9d.
to Is. 6d. per lb. on the middling and ordinary. The
Company likewise put up 216 chests of Madras (not
taxed), which were all sold at from 2s. sd. to 61.
11d. per lb., being from 9d. to is. 6d. per lb. ad-
vance on last sale. Of the Licensed Goods, about
5,500 chests were sold about the carne rates as the
Company's, including the Oudes, which were taken
at an advance of 3d. to ls. 3(1. per lb. on the last
sale. About 1,300 chests were bought in by the
proprietors.--The rise which took place at the be-
ginning of the sale prevented many orders from
being executed. The consequence has been that
a large portion of the goods have been taken
on speCulation. It is calculated that 4,000 chests
were taken for export.-Chests, at each price,
viz L..--348 chests from 91. a 10s. per lb. ; 2,011
ditto from Bs. a 9s. per lb.; .2,973 ditto frotn. 7s. a
Ba.; 1,983 ditto from 6s. a 7s. per lb. ; 1,026 ditto
frost ss. a 6s. per lb. ; 985 ditto from 4s. a ss. per
lb.; • 321 ditto from 3s. a 4s. per lb.; 32 ditto under
3s. per lb. ; 27 bags of Warehouse Sweepings, from
2s. 3d. a 2a. 4d. per lb. Stock, 25th October, sold
(including this sale) 25,177 chests; unsold 6,880
chests-=total, 32,057 chests, deliveries from Jan.
lit to 25th Oetober, 20,640.-Since the sale about
1,000 of the chests taken in have bleu sold at the
withdrawing prices. Several parcels of Oude have
been resold at 2d. a 4d. advance on sale prices, and
generally the market looks firm. The accounts from
Calcutta up to the Ist of June are unfavourable as
to the next swop.
RICE.--About 1,000 bags Bengal nice changed
hands last week, chiefly mid. quality at 16ss ; several
small parcels Carolina were also sold.
SILK.-Silks are heavy, and rather lower.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-The holders continue
firm, on account of the high prices at Liceipool, but
the only Sale* reported here are Demerara and
Antigua, about 255.-The stock here i 54,951 casks,
the deliveries last week 132• casks.. • •'"
COFFEE.--There were considerable parcels of
Coffee sold feat week, both at public sale and by
private contract; about 1;000 casks Jamaica sold
getterally at prices Is. a.2os higher; about 200 De-
meraraaragetill
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at 37e.; 287 bags good ord. brown Hecatomb were
taken in, chiefly . about 375., and generallY the
market was firm, the demand more extensive than
usual, and the holders firmly
sales this forenoon
prices. There were•three public
-282 casks Berbice and Jamaica, and 278 bags
Manilla; the latter, good ord. pale, sold at•3Bs.;
goodßerbice 84s. a 89s. The market contieues
mid.
at 2*.
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firm.
anticipating higher
AND HOLLANDS.-Leeward Island
Rum, BRANDY, .
Rums were very firm last week, but the purchases
free on board at corresponding prices. Jamaica
2wse.r4ed.r:ots
Rums were neglected. The purchases .of Brandy
last week were extensive; about 900 puncheons
were reported sold, chiefly low Cognacs at 2s. 7d.
and 2s. Bd., and Bordeaux about 2s. 3d. In Geneva
ettintden6sivoever at
there was no alteration. At the close of the Market
this afternoon Brandy may be stated at the advance
of ld. to 2d. per gall. ; some parcels of Jamaica Rum
have been sold ut a small decline.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-.The demand for
Tallow has considerably increased, owing to the

GLASGOW MARKETS. •
(From the Glasgow Herstld
,efmat Monda)
The traettons in, raw, SUGARS have been very
limited this week; the sakes atnouat only to 191 '
hogsheads. Prietaa are -without any alteration, and
•the market very firm at lifist•week's rates; the grouter .
part of the quantity was taken by the Refiners.
Eighty-five bags Demerara Coffee were sold by
auction ; middling, .635. a 665. 6d.; good middling,
675, Gd. a 89a.; a'srnall parcel of Jamaica was sold
by private contract; good Ordinary, 425.; and mid-.
dung, 60a.
Nothing done in PIaIINTO, GINGER, or Ittcm.
About 40 puns. Jamaica Rtsii. were taken by the
Trade at 3s. Gd.for 16 0. P.; no sales in Leewards.
There has been a very extensive demand for. COT-
TON this week ; the sales amount to 2,683 packages,
and: last-week's prices are fully supported. The
particulars are, 29 Sea Island, 14d. a 150.; 643
Bowed., 6141. a 7d.; 218 Orleans, Gid. a 71d. ;
100 Mobile, 6d.; 295 Egyptian, Bkd. a Bi-d.; 33 •
Demerara, 71d. ; and 765 Surat, 'lid. a sd.
In DYawoons there has been nothing done.
For Asima there is a partial inquiry ; the sales
have been limited, and the holders are now demand-
ing 31s. for Montreal new Pots, which have been
sold in small parcels at that rate, and Pearls 31s.
In TonAcco there has been very little done, and
prices are without alteration.
Y. C. TALLow•is selling in small parcels at 425.
For Fish Oast there is a good demand, and sales
were made in the early part of the week, in quan-
tities at 19/., and small parcels 201. and 19/. 10s.,
and 20/. is now regularly demanded; • Pale Seal 22/.
a 23/. per tuu old measure.
Daring the week the arrivals of GRAIN have been
limited. The bakers have bought spatingly of
Wheat, except from the farmers ; but there has been a
considerable speculative demand for all descriptions
of old Wheat, at an advance of Is. per boll. • Oats
have met a steady sale, and latterly are 6d. dearer.
Barley held with more firmness, end the sales effected
were at rather higher prices.