Star.
London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

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about es. •
intal.--.Tbe sale at the India House cot bud
on Tuesday tail, • and will•probablrfinisitAbotit•this
day week.. Sven millions four bundled thouaand
puunds of Tea were declared, no correct account
eats be given till towards the close of the sale. The
Congous have gone oil 24 per .beloir the former
prices.
Seicts.—Pimento has lttely been in considerable
demand, ut improving prices ; last week, in the dit.
ferent soles, 836 bags and 3l barrels were brought
forward, the general prices fur the best quality were
Mid a WO, but a considerable proportiun was taker'
in, the market being checked by the late extensive
parcels brought forward.-27l bags and 96 barrels
Ginger brought forward last week, the hest Jamaica
White realized ,El 2 a All 19s, a little interior, in
considerable parcels, at 410 a a;l2, the fiaer descrip-
dons continue scarce. The East India Spices are
speedy depressed by the ne..r approach of the India
sale, on 3tl of October, about 146,0001bs Cinnamon,
2140,000 lbs Cloves, 200,000 lbs Nutmegs ; all these
articles may be quoted at a very considerable decline;
100,000 lbs Mace also declared for the sane day,
the price of the latter little varied. Company's
Poppet may be quoted I Old ; there are above 50,000
small bags Privilege Peppsr declared tor iad test.
and above WO bags Whitt.
I'oBm:co.—The briskness in the demand for To-
baccu rather gave way last week, though the accounts
from America still favour tttc opinion that the ship-
ments front the Statesivill be limited; the consider.
able advance has also tended to damp the market ;
the prices are unvaried. Virginias (the finer descrip-
tions of which continue scarce) are Mt. or 130. per
lb. cargoes for this market, and 755. a 80s. per cwt.
for ports on the Coutiaent, and cargoes of Marylands
60s. maniiest weight. Kentucky Tobacco, in parcels,
from leid. a Iltd. per lb.
Qua.—There is little variation in Oils. In Green-
land, of this year's fishing, little business has been
effected ;_ the holders look with confidence to begin
the market price with 4.50; the purchasers. have not
olrered above X 42 and £4.3. There is nn question-
that the Fishing et this year will be ultimately deli
dent as ta quantity.; yet it is believed that the con.'
sumption of Whale On has of late years materially
decreased—la the other Oils there is little variation.
• Heim, FLAX, and Tata.ow.—The demand for
Hemp has again given way ; very little business has
been effected; the quotations cannot be stated at any
alteration, clean Hemp £45 a £4.5 10s. Flax little
traded. The arrivals of Tallow have lately been
rather extensive, between the 18th August and ith,
instant, about 12,000 casks were reported from Pe-1
tersburgh and Archangel ; Yellow Candle 68s. and
675. 6.1. for arrival. Exchange, about 11 1-16;h.
IhTURANCE—The premiums at Lloyd's
are subjiet to much fluctuation on account of the ap.
proach of the winter ; they are generally advancing,
some Jamaica ships have lately been insured at 8 or
aLesetiLrerllC:llsl4a
.IkOfos.Geuilee.is;st reofturnig 4
August:
6 Guineas,
I.:with suitable returns; there is now little
probability
leaf their sailing before .that time; North America,
&c. risks are advancing considerably; to-Ca-
nada 5 guineas per cent.; to Newfoundland 3 gui.
fleas ;to St. Petersburgli a 3 guineas out, and the
homeward bound according to the time they may be
expected to sail ; Gottenburgh 14 guineas
burgh, Holland, &c. 20s. ; N
ortlictO pil#tr of France
20s. Bourdeaux, Ste. 40s.
COl:VA.—There were 460 bags Trinidad Cocoa in
last week's public sales ; a few lots realized &JO; the
remainder was taken in at #B. 5. but we believe the
whole. parcel is held about LIO.

MEAT.—As a proof that the. public are grossly
imposed upon in the price of Meat, we quote the
following from the HanoiAire eautier: Lindsay
and Co. have contracted to supply the troops with
meat, in five counties, at the following prices, viz. :
Hants, a friction under.3ld. per lb. ; Isle 01 Wight,
Sid. per lb. ; Sussex, Surrey, Dorset, and Wilts,
under 4d. per lb."—We are also assured by another
Correspondent, that be gave, on Saturday Let, in
one of the London markets, kW. per lb. for a fillet
of veal ; and afterwards learned that, on the same
dap* iu Cliertsermarket, only 19 miles from town,
similar joints of equal qualisy, were sold at the dii.
proportionate rate of Dd. There must therefore be'
surely something much amiss in the state of our
Markets.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZEI-1
11A?,(KRUP1'CY ENLARGED.
Sept. 26, Samuel Turner, of Brook •strvet, High Holbern, grocer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 4, /ante. Fitzgerald aid Thomas Fitzgerald, of High-street,
Shadwell,.pmeision-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
October 7, Anthony Fox, jun. late of Plymouth, .ship-owner, at
t.II. at Guildhall, Loodcn.
October 7, Lintel Revd and Abraham Howard, of St. Swithin's-
lane, Loudon, mercliaot4, at ten, at Guildhall.
BA NKRLIPTs.
Hardcastle, of High 'Holborn, bookseller, dealer and
. cbspinan to surrender Septeniber 18. October 7, and 24, at
ten, at duildhall. Auorney, Mr. T. T. Taylor, Fore-street,
Crippkgate. • •
William :noon, late of Sloatirainare, Middlesex, merchant.
factor, dealer and chapman, September 16, Is, m 1 October
24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullets, Fore.-
street, Cripplegare.
William Hamann, Francis Kuhie, anti Jolm Warniken, late of
Spicer•street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, colour-manufacturer*.
Sept. 25, 20, and Goober 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Auorney
Mr. Reeks, Welickne square.
Timothy Croysdili, ut Russia-row, Milk-street, London, baite-
factor, dealer and ehapman, Sept lA, October 7, and 24, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, 14, Walbrook.
I °terse W rightsun the elder, ut Marypor,, Cumberland, herring-
nterchaat, dealer and chap man, :•.ept. 2ti, '29, and October 94,
at tea, at the hoUes of William Porter, Innkeeper, Maryport
Attornles, Mr. Benjamin Thavainn, Worltington ; or Mr.
Ruben Falcon, klin-court,Timple, London. •
Golfo Wrightson the younger, of Marypor, Cumberland,
herring merchant, flour and corn-dealer, dealer and cluipman,
September lib, 29, and October 24, at ten, at the house of W.
• Porter, Marypurt. AtturnieS, Mr. Benjambi Thomson, War.
Mignon ; or Mr. Robert Falcon, him-cuirt, Temple.
John Taylor and J. hn Thomas Taylor, of Upper Tbantelmtreet,
LOidon, Iron-merchants, dealer., Ctripuieo, and copartners,
• Sept. 15, at nine, Sept. 16, at eleven, and October 24 at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. k. Thunia.s, Fen-court, Fen-
churr.h.street.
' Samuel Lea, of Nook-a• gate, Salop, timber-m(I4MM, dealir lad
thapnlao,,Septemba mg, 25, and October 24, at eleven, at the
'Raven Inn, Slitewsbury. Attonites, Mr. Richard
Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon; or Mr.Wns.
Igeribn Jeffreys, Shrewsbury.
John Wiekett and Nicholas Wickert, of the parish of Davideum,
Cornwall, autle-jobhers, eorwfattors, dealers and. chummy",
and partnere, October 3,4, and 24, at elvven, at the
Arms liin,•Catnelford. Atrornirs, Rlr.Wil ism !Swum, Fowrf.
II
ot Mr. William Thomson, 11, Gray's Jun-squate, Lor.don.