Star.
London, England, 1815-11-08 00:00:00

cline bringing any Coffee forward; only one public
sale advertised for the week.
The deliveries of Coff.e last week, from the West
India Warehouses 6567 bags, .and 560 casks for
exportation.
REM, BRANDY, and Rm.'. ',Nos.—The quantity of
Rum at present in the Warehouses exceeds the sup
ply of last year; the stock Ist instant being 31350
punch.—lst November. 181 t, '29,118 puncheon-.
The 1411,ters of Rum continue Indio -1 to in lc •
sales at some reduction from the I.te prices ; ab-.ct
400 puncheons may be sold, h •siJes the aim, ed soy-
plies for the Trade. 150 Leeward', aver..goig proofs,
have been sold at 2s 9J, a sni 11 -. pircel 20. h, it:ldor
2s 8d ; the other sales are much about our
The best Jamaica in the market to he ptitthased at
4s 6d ; the exports last week 596 ca4s. and 3.59
puncheons delivered for ht:me consumption.— ln
Brandies or Geneva little or no bit%ines, has been
effected. _ _

Seicks.—The sale coming for.vard at .he India
House prevents any accurate qu tations.•t L+., lud►e
Spices being given at present : the
taken by private contract, appear to be at •► very
fluctuating currency. Very little business doing ►n
Pimento or Ginger last week. The stock of Pimento,
Ist instant was 100 casks, 5190 bags ;—last year,
365 casks, 7177 bags.—Ginger, Ist instant 300 casks,
520 bags ; Ist November, 1814, 186 casks, 1316
bags.
The deliveries of Tobacco last month, were 923
hhds. Virginia for exportation, and 3u2 hhds. f,r
home consumption ; of Maryland T.)bacco 3j7 hhds
were delivered for exportation, and 7J lilids. for the
consumption of the country.
There is no alteration in the prices of Tobacco ;
scarcely any business has been effected. Cargoes of
Virginia continue off:ring at 0 )s a 95s —Maryland
60s a 655, manifest weight for the c.altinental markets.
DYEWOODS.—Thi stock of Logwond in the ware-
houses, Ist instant, 14,030 tons, Ist Navember, 1814,
the quantity was 12,547 tons ; the present stock of
Fustic 2260 tons, last year 2792 tons.
COCOA.—The demand continues very languid; and
few sales lately m ade ; a depression in the prices has
been submitted to. The stock in the warehouses, on
the Ist instant. 1380 casks, .5350 bags.—lst Novem-
ber, 1814, 663 casks, 7188 bags.
FRUIT.—The Fruit season is commencing. We
some time ago mentioned that the exchanges would
probably occasion large shipments of Fruit to this
country ; the supply of New Spanish is already con-
siderable, 62.5 quarter barrels, and 1700 baskets Ncw
Lexia Raisins put up to public sale ; the former were
withdrawn at 655, the latter were passed without
offers.

OILS.—The holders of the New Greenland Oil
evince a disposition to give say ; purchases may be
made £1.2 a £43. RapeserJ may be quoted at a
small improvement, and Linseed Oil a shade lower;
in the other descriptions there is little variation.
HUMP, FLAX, and TALLow.—The prices r t Tal.
low have rather given way, Yellow Candle sellino
currently at 655. and yesterdny precis we,
disposed of at 641.—The prices of Hemp are little
varied, tit. Petershurgh, clean, purchases
limited to small parcels. Flu t.-maies in the same
languid request—the prices arc nominal.
littsit Pnovistoxs.—There is little so.,d Beef at
market ; the few parcels of n.letior Twiny on sale
meet no purchasers. PClk continues in Y. lid dr-
grand. There are some tequiries for Middles, but
the other descriptions of Bacon continued heavy.
The recprst for Irish Butters has been considerable,
notwithstanding the large arrivals of the Dutch; and
a very general opinion is entertained, that the least
appearance of frosty .weathcr would still improve the
currency.
NAVAL STORES. —The market is without adequate
supplies of rough Turpentine.—Spirits may be
qu •ted a shade lower, say 88s.—The arrivals of Tar
last week were extensive, and about 6000 bats. re.
ported yesterday ; the prices are a shade lower ; the
market heavy.—ln Pitch, Rosin, !cc. there is little
variation.

A most distressing accident belt 1 the North Devcn
coach at Andover, on Wednesday morning last : im-
mediately on its arrival at the George Inn, the coach-
man, in endeavouring to turn the coach, unfortu-
nattly locked the wheels, and the coach was over-
turned with a tremendous crash. A lady, on the
outside, was picked up from under the coach, appa-
rently a corpse; taint hopes are entertained of her
recovery. The coachmAn had a leg fractured, as
well as the guard ; and several other passengers were
severely bruised.