Star.
London, England, 1814-10-03 00:00:00

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PAW, SEPTEMBER 96.
The Minister of titmice has proposed a Law to the Chamber
of Deputies, to augment the Import Duties on certain articles, if
imported in Foreign vessels, viz.
Raw Sugar to pay 30 Frs. per Quintal, Instead of 20 Frs.
Claycd, ditto 40 - So 1
Coffee, ditto 40 ---- SO
Refined Sugars will be allowed to be imported on payment of
a dirty of 60 francs per 50 kilogramm:s; two or three weekr
must elapse before the Law paiwes the two Houses.
Price, of Goods. Fr. Cts. Fr. Cts
Raw Sugar, Jamaica, per i Kilogramme - 1 YS i 50
Havan.di White - . 1 7u 190
Yellaw - - 1 35 1 45
Brazil White - - - 1 55 1 75
Martinique White - - 175 IVO
Coffee, St. Domingo - - - 1 40 0 0
Bourbon . - - 1 45 0 0
Pepper - - - - 2 0 2 10
Cotton, Pcrnambucco - - - S 80 0 0
Georgia (long staple) - - 4 0 0 0
_ . _

100 Centimes equal to (;ne.Franc, and Exchange 221.. 25c. per
sterling-11h. is Kilogramme-50 4-sths Kilogrammes equal
to 1121bs. liri.isb.

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER S.

JAIPUR IS.

per pood. Rubel,
Cenci, Georgia 56 00

Orleans 60 00
Twist, No. 24. 40. 165 170
Coffee - 50 54
Cochineal - 1700 00
Cocoa 30 35
Indigo, E.l. 500 475
Nutmegs • 350 400
Cloves - 340 22:
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per berkowitz. Aubels
Hemp 75 76
Flax-12 head - 150 00
Tallow, Yell. Candle 195 196
White Ibo 00
Soap—Ordinary 1110 176
Potashes 105 112
Isinglass, per pood 370 375

_
per poud. Rubel,
Piraeuto 45 00

Pepper, black
Rice -

49 4-2
19 20

Tin, In Bare • 4111 60
In Piga 45 46
Sugar double Loaves 00 (:0

Lumps - 00 00
Havanuah White 475 00
Brazil ditto - 42 44
illTil.

per berkowitz.
Bristles—let sort 84 00
2d sort 29 95
per 50 ir,heens.
Ravenducks - 39 00
Fall Cloth 62 60
Hare Skins, grey, per 11)01)
skins 2050 00

One Berkowitz has 10 Pools, and 63 Poo& are equal to a Ton.
Exchange 10 15-16 d. sterling for a Rubel-128i Arsheens equal
to 100 Yards.

The demand for Sugars is again very brisk; for Crushed
I.umps 47 Rbls. have been paid, and none can now be had under
48 Rbls.; 471 1013. are ic vain offered far White Havannahs,
and White Brazils 44 Rbls. It Is again rather fiat in Coffee.—
For good Second Water and Mule Twist (No. 34)145 Rbls. bare
been paid. In other Imports there is nothing doing.
HAMBUILGH, SEPTEMBER 23.
per lb.
36 37 Grotes banco.
46 54
• 00 00
60 61
- 62 63
371 00 •
- 00 00
Cleves 41 44 Marks.
Mace 26 SS SOH,. fiern.be,
Cochineal - 80 83 Schills. Flemish
indigo—Spanish Flores - 241
East India, Fine Blue 25 234
Violet 204 sit
Violet and blue 22 23
Purple 20i 21i
With S 2.3ds per cent. rebate.
Cocoa—Caracca 21 22 &hills. current.
West India 00 00
With 20 per cent. difference in bancn.
Pinions

Cotten--Surat

Georgia
Brazil
Maranham
Petnamuhucc•
Ginger—East India White

per lb. 17.1 00 Schills. current.
With 20 per cent. difference in bancn.
ilia per 1001 b. f 0 59 Marks current.
With 8 2-3ds per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in banco.
Cores—Fine per lb. - 121 13 &hills. banco.
Middling - 101 111
Ordinary . . 91 9
Sugar—Tates - - 19 20/ °rotes.
.Lumps 24 25
Crushed Lumps - 24 2Se
Accounts are kept in marts and shillings banco-16 shillings
equal to one mark, 3 marks banco are equal to $ shillings Fle-
mish, one of u bids has 19 Grote., and the present Exchange is
31 shillirgs 10 Grs. Finn. per sr sterling. There are also marks
and shillings current, which vary to their value against banco;
at present they are 20 per cent. wurse.-11141bs. liatnburgh equal
to 1 i slbs. British.

Coffee is again rather fiat, In consequence of the considerable
parcels which have lately arrived. It is the same to-day in Su-
gate a. week, but it may reasonably be expected tita: the
prices will improve, as very little has lately arrived. The an-
nounced East India sale of Indigo on your side of the water has
made a rather unfavourable impression on the article here; It is
not, however, probable that the prices will decline, as all the
Indigo at present here is in very good hands. Pimento and Pep-
per continue in demand.
AMSTERDAM, SEPTEMBER 27.
per lb. Slivers. per lb. Grote'.
Ceffes—Mart. fine 00 00 Sugar, Terns 94+ 25
1. Ordinary 12112+ Tetes 21 22
St. Dont. 11 12 British W. I. L 18 23
Indigo, B. I. blue 135 I 145 Cottons—Perna:us. 64 65
Tobacco—Maryland 20 24 Pepper, black 34 SS
Virginia 2.1 28 I white 70 00
Vanua, 42 44 Florins.
Grotes. Pimento, per 102 lb. 80 90
Sugar—Mart. bn. 18 22 I Shillings.
Sr. Thomas's 18 22 Rice—Carolina 90 Ico
EXPORT%

Gin, London proof, 00 00 Ds. per Abm. of about 40 Galls.
Butter 4S 46 Fla. per Firkin of $0 lb.
Ch Edam 26 27 Fla. per 100 lb.
Is3lb. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Florin,
6 Stivers equal to I Shilling Flemish, 12 Grotes equal to 1 Shil-
ling Flemish, Stiver equal to 1 Grote Flemish, 3 Florins equal
to JO Shillings Flemish. Exchange, 94 Shillings 0 Grotes He-
ni!sh Banco per Sterling ; difference between Bank and. current
motley 4 per cent. in favour of the former..

Our finalist continues very lively, without any variation how-
' ever in the prices quoted in our last. The only description of
Sugar in our market are Brazil and Havannahs, and Raw Sugars
are now generally wanted. Coffee has not been so much in de-
mand this week as last ; there is no alteration in the prices how-
ever, nor de we see any reason to expect a decline. Cotton, Dye
Woods, Tobacco, and Pepper, are in request.
ROTTERDAM, SEPTEMBER 27.
IMPORTS.
per lb. Stivers.
Coale—St. Domingo 12 15
Martinique, 12 13
Sunman 12 13i
Demerara 12 19
Mocha 154 If
Bourbon 13 134
Java 13 15i
Comm, Surinam 11 12
Hides—Been. Ayres 10 114
Tobacco—Maryland 15 17
Varian% 36 43
Virginia 115 SU
Porto Rico 15 20
Indigo, E. I. - 70 140

per lb. Shilling
Cochineal 70 OU
Rice, Car. per 1001 h. 100 105
per lb. Crones
Cotton—Surinam 60 61
Georgia Si 56
Bengal and Surat 00 00
Grote' per lb.
Sugar—Hay.White 26 31
Yellow 20 26
Surinam &Demerara 17} 21
Sio. Loaves 2S 27
St. Domingo, brown 00 00
Jamaica ou 00
per 1001hs. Florins
Pimento 90 94
EXPORTS.
Butter, Dutch per lb. 111 12 Stlvers.
Cheese, Edam per 100 lb. 25 SU Florins.
Gin per Lhd. 13 A' Flemish.
White Wheat per last 120 a .463 G. Lb.
Red ditto ditto 210 a 2,0
The weights and monies of account are the same as Amster '
dam, with the exception of there being no Bank money in Rot-
terrain. hschange 34 Shillings 6 Grote. Flemish, per stkrlivg
A few Parcels of Coffee have a-rived, and the sa'e of this
article continues regular at prices full equal to our quotations.
Our stocks of Sugar are much decreased: of Clayei!s, Havannas,
and Brazil,, we have none remaining. Sugars are muJi wanted,
and go (Steadily at the quoted prices. our stuck of the West
India sorts of this article are but trißirg. Rice and Tuba
scarce assd b slssaand.

ECOLESIArTICAL PROMODIONS.

Pee. SeiTiVgIOTI Savary, formerly a gentleman commoner of
ftinity College, Oxford, and chaplain of St. Thomas's al,
London, has been presented to the vicarage of Sutton Be Artr, to
Wilshire, on the resignation of the Rev. H. Kett.
Rev Henry Kett, 11.0 senior fellow of trinity College, Oz.
ford, liceneed to the perpetual curacy of North Higiscoine, in
Lincolnshire, on tbeicsignation of the Rev. S. Savary.
Rev. J. R. Robert?, B.D. fellow of 'Frin.ty College, Oztord,
rector of Hornblowton St. Peter, In Somenetshire, presented to
the rectory of St Bartholomew the Greet, in the city of Londcn,
vice tie Rev. 0. P. Elseardes, deceased.
Rev. J. Jackson, M.A. fear ut Ospringe, Kent, to the rec-
tory of Offord Daley, Huntingdonshire, Vacated by the death of
the Rev. Thomas Greene. •
The Rev. Arthur Stem May is presented to the Rectory of
Odstock, Wiks.
Wednesday sennight, tb, Rev. Dr. Gibb, Moister of St. An-
drew's Church, was unanimously elected Assistant and succever
to Dr. Cumin, Professor of Oriental Languages in the Un:rer-
sky of Glasgow ; and the Rev. Dr. M 0 11, Minister of the 'Frost
Church, also in that City, was admitted Professor of Theologis
in the MOM of the Rev. Dr. Findlay, deceased.
Ills Royal Highness the Chancellor of the university of
bridge has appointed Thomas Hart ison, Esq. M.A. of Quer''.
college, and Deputy liigh Steward of that university, to the va.
Cant office of Commissary.
' The Duke of Clarence has appointed the Rev. Geo. H. Tea!e
Farbrace, rector of Eythorae, in Kent, to be one of ins Royal
Highness's Domestic Chaplains.
Eza I as, Serr. ST.—Sunday the I.ord Bishop of this Diocese
held a public Ortlina7ion at the cathedrsl church, when Thumze
Atkirson, of Queen's college, Osiers!, A.B ; Thomas Phillips,
of 'Trinity Hall, Cambridge, S.C.L.; Philip Gibbs Davie, of St.
Edmund's hall, Oxfoid, A 13.; Charles Templer, of Jesus Col-
lege, C..mbridge, S C.l. ; James Brush the younger, of Oriel
college, Oxford, A. 8.; George Hayter Flames, of Oriel college,
Oxford, A. 8.; Henry Him, of Catheiine ball, Chsenisetsisses
5.C.1..; John Mole.sworth, of Oriel college, Oxford, A. 8.;
and Charles Osmond Osmond of Trinity college, Oxford, 5.C.1..;
were admitted to the holy order of Deacons; and :he Rev. John
Kulght, of Magdalen hall, Oxford, A. 8.; the Rev. Udall Tonkin,
of Exeter college, Oxford, A.B ; the Rev. Samuel l'hos. Gulley,
of Wadharn college, Oxford, M.A.; the Rev. George Johnson,
of Oriel College, Oxford, A. 8.; the Rev. Henry Bradridge, of
Viradh 3M College, Oxford, A. 8.; the Rev. Robert Pearce Clarke,
of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, M.A.; the Rev. John
Thomas Grant, of St. John's College, Cambridge, A. 8.; and the
Rev. William Rawlings, of St. Edmund's-hall, Oxford, A. 8.;
were admitted to the holy order of Prints.