Star.
London, England, 1822-01-31 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCF:,

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Thetas is g considerable demand forager aid Cceee,
mice, are stela higher. Some of the holders are now:11:rt
sell until the Hamburgh and Oottruburala AWN reg, dusk
live. Rum undergoes no improvemost in du sralue.
Duty bas been paid, wkhin The last eight days, rat an ,int,
a.
ally large quantity of Hemp and nat. In Tallow the rti,,
nominally the same, 495. to SOL
Very large shipinents of Beidsla:inenutactored
been made, and are rtiU malting, to the Southern pars
world. This demand has the-merit, for the pre.t 'of kept ~
al the manufacturers at work, but well-Informed rriri;.'
doubt Whether the result will be eqnally beneficial.
tity going out is neater than the markets are likely
same. These goods are generally sold at Prom eigbteeu
to two yeah credit, and it is known that money has heel r.,1
in more Instances than one, on the property, by the
before the vesseb have sailed from the Britlsh shorts. "

nnte produces nothing in favour of the Agrir,iltu-ir, •e„.
terday, in Mark-lane, nothing could be more Our. ~
mand for every kind of grain. The fall in the value sr It..
spirits renders a proportionate dec!ine In Barley r,ce.s--
Within the Jut eight days Butter hais fallen from !,-;;, to r4x
per cwt.

Letters and Papers have arrived from Btira-,ttyret
to the 90th October. The fall of Lima had p„.„1
duced a very animating effect upon trade their,
a great number of vessels had been disisatcheithiztrkte
with cargoes, in the full expectation of large prls,ts.
We were previously informed that the Governmer,t
of Buenos Ayres, by a Decree of the 6th Octet,er
had recalled all letters of marque and reprial, at/
we are happy to find that the almost immediate cot.
sequence had been, the disappearance of privateer=
from the neighbourhood of the River Plate. 'll-7,1
fact is given on the authority of the Amt of Lloyd"!
Coffee-house. Tranquillity prevailed at Buenos Ayre;
and no fresh attempt had been made to destroy t'.:e
authority of the Di: ector Rorotkout a. The milita
force under his orders was extremely small, bat Lf-
ficient to protect the place from attack. '
The following circumstance, strongly demenitrs.
tire of the present distressed stale of the w,;ricteotral
interest, has been communicated to us ai a fact:-_A
few days since, ;. respectalde trade,man of Exeerap..
plied to a Clergyman in that reighbouthoo.! ,‘r
debt of the Reverend Gentleman etre;
.!,?-t
demand, had previously as•erni,led his tera..t-, 712
owed him £BOO, and offered to accept C 4 0 via
them, on a day specified, and forgive them lie re.
maining half. The day arrived—ma oi:e
tenants appeared—and the tradesman's hill len ains
unsatisfied.

Yesterday week, about ten o'clock at night, m.iny
of the inhabitants of Seaton Ross, Foggati rl e,
holm:-uPon.-Spalding-moor,Yorkshire, were ilia:. cf
by the smart shock of an earthquake. Several
lies who had just retired to test, felt the hud .;-
under them, and some, in the moment of
affright, sprung out of them up. ,n the
who sere still up, felt their chairs nu
and some ran out of doors to see what
ter; a rumbling noise was heard, and
the bells rung of themselves. The sh.
felt in the villages cf Beilby, Everinj
thorpe, and Melbourne.
An extraordinary flow of water, wit,
parent impul,c but that of spring tides,
Coe morning and afternoon tides of S.
along the northern coast of Kent. The
four to five feet perpen,iiculi:rly abcve th
of the highest spring tides, over flowing
marshes, and, in some sitnatiJns,
tages which border the shore. T cw.
the N.W. and was for tunately light, as
from that quarter with viule:lce, t 1.2 nr.
consequences must have resulted. Tb
damage we have yet learned, at liar
the mere action of the waves against a
the cliff occasioned a con:id:rabic pot
down, and more particularly at the non
of the burial-ground of the old church,
posed to view coffins with the moulderi
mortality suspended, as it were, in " the
between their parent earth and the co
the coffins is that of a person, who it is
had been interred there. and whose bud;
on shore, he having been drowned at sea,
_ _

A Gentleman otE.finbut gh, being pre
day to subscribe to the National Moir
erected in that city, to commemorate
die late war, replied, "I'll do nae sic thi
timid Debt, i' my opinion, i; n.onumet
A WOMAN WHO SPOKE WELL WITHOI
—This woman was a native of Nlnnsar.
ritory of Elvas, in Portugal. The case
by Wilcox, Bishop of Rochester, then Ch
English Factory at Lisbon, in a letter
that city, September 3, 1707. and w;
the Royal Society in London. The fill
extract from the letter :—" The Condi
a Nobleman of letters, and cmi,,us in n:
ledge, brought from the frontiers of ti
woman without a tongue, who yet spear
She is seventeen years of age, but in st:
not n:le of seven or eight. I was wig
Count's house, and made her pronounce
of the alphabet, which she can do distint
not the last bit of a tongue, nor any
but the teeth on both sides of her under
much inwards, and also'meet. She find
want cf a tongue in eating, for, as otht
eat, move their meat about with their
forced to use her finger. She pretends ,
tastes very well, but I believe she does
perfectly. Her voice, though very disti
hollow, and like that of Lild people w
their teeth."

MARl:wax •
Tuesday, at St. Martin in tk.• Fields, Thongs Henry .k!:'
non Scrpii•ms, l' q. to Maris Elis.focrh, saco.:3 J.Rietr: c: 7.e
nor. Richard Erickenden.

Jan. at Paris, C. T. 14.1.1tthiessen, of Cheltr.:%-:11's
formerly of Ilantbur,h.
Jan. 21, aftcr a revere illness, Sir Duckworth Borkware
k
Herne &Lune, Ilatrt. of Ilty.lon. in Essex. Ile is succs...h.lia
his title and estues by his eldest boo, Cohntel Peter Duckworat
Ilerne Soani..

NS AIIS run; DAY.--.ARK.
Dublin 1 0
Wrterfuni 1 0
Guernsey and Jenty 0 1,
J.ishn 0 1
Holland 1 0
Ni.w York 0 0

ANL rk
France 0 1
Hamburg!'
14.01,14 rs 0 0
Jamaica 0 0
Gutirnhitre.h 0 • 4
Lerwat•J Islands 0 0
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Ilk nEng . 0 -.trutst-.net 10
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of privateers
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Buenos Ayret,
to destroy
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de d'Ericeyr,
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is the :trews
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tons tie, she is
to dist
es it Vets
1;••:le
who have lot
Henry