Star.
London, England, 1814-09-19 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

October 8, nijalt Bridge-street, Vauxhall. mercer, at
ten, at t; October 29, John Pilgrem, of Chris' church
rwyneliani, Hants, builder, at eleven, at the King's Arms In
Christchurch Twyneham. October 10, Elie"bah Juxon and
Charles luxon Birmingham, brass founders, at twelve, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. October 12, Wm. H0w..11, Leomin-
ster, innkeeper at eleven, at the Royal Oak inn, I.eominster.
October 10,.101in Thoupson and Charles M'Adam, Liverpool,
merchants, at title, at the King's Arms, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER 4.
James Windsor the younger, of Birmingham, contractor for
army gun chests. George West, of Scokoates. ;sal-merchant—
fsesuis Evans, of I. ime-stroet, and Chingford Milts, tour.factor.
eoished, Liverpool, watch-maker. William Revett, of
Blue Anchor Road' miller. lbomas !Aron, of Canter-
burst, draper. Isaaciiiia4Phinusuth, slopseer. lOU Lamb, of
Stockport, cotton-spintirr. • Pitnry Hirst Walker, of Halitat,
dyer. l'humas Parke, Plckeritig-Adarshes, Yorkshire, innkeeper.
William
.Lankshear the younger, •of Little Chelsea, Surgeon.—
John Adkins, Warkworth, Northamptonshire, tanner.

DOW STREST.—On Sal urclai‘c,.../. Strangeway, one of
the soldiers in custody for robbing Mr. Longhurst;
near Staines, a few nights since, underwent a further
examination, and • was fully committed. The coat,
waistcoat, cravat, gaiters, shoes, and timbrella, which
bacon found in the prisoner's poisesskin, were identi-
fied by Mi. Longhurst Zs being taken from him. The
prisoner admitted that he was a deserter from the 45th
regiment.; that he lefk Plymouth with two other of-
fenders, now at large, lend accompanied 'them as far.
as Salisbury, where he parted with thein, and that he
did not see them again till he got to: London, and
bought of them the tpings claimed by Mr. Longhurst.GlllLDHALL.—Sattticlay a complaint was exhibited
'against three horaddealers, named T. Abbott, B.
Falkner, and WlPurryer, under the following cir-
cumstances t—llir,6winden stated, that he is a coal.
merchant, in Lictk's-fields ; that he went to Smithfield
on Friday, tti purchase a horse, and on his way thi-
ther he overlook one James, a person whom he knew,
and thought to be his friend; and not being a good
judge he requested his advice; and he promised to
trer.end him. They saw and bareained for two, of
tht prisiiners, for 420, and the complainant tendered
to Abbott it bill for relB 17s. which he took, and
James gave hini the .e 1 3s. to make up the difference.
Abbouvliowever, refused give up the hones, and
referred him to Falliner ; and finding, after consider-
able altercation, that he could not obtain the horses,
he desired to have his bill and his money back. Ab-
bott then said he had ahead./ given him back the bill ;
ibis the complainant deniediiandhenghtibe parties
before the Alderman. •
Abbott, in his defence, declared that James had'
got the bill ; as by the advice of Mr. Wootton, of
Smithfieldbars, he bad returned it, on suspicion of its
not being valid. Mr. Wootton stated, that Abbott
did skew him the bill, and that he advised hint to re-
turn it. That he Wootton) laid it on his bar-door,
and James took it up. James denied all knowledge
of it. Mr. Alderman T. S.iiru observed, that if the
testimony of Mr. Wootton was to be _credited, the
complainant's friend, James, had taken the bill, and to
him he must look for it. At any rate Abbott must
relund the 235. It did not appear that the complain-
ant would eventually be a loser, as he had taken the
precaution of snipping payment of it. With this un-
derstanding the complaint was dismissed.
M. Collin: was sent to Bridewell for one month, for
stealing a gown, belonging to one of the officers of
justice at the Old Bailey, trom the Bell public-house,
lacing the Session-hi:use.
Quaes struitae.—Mr. Wilkinson preferred a com-
plaint against tile driver of the hackney-coach, No.
644, for refusing to deliver. a ticket.—The Magistrate
It-Mr. Fielding) was glad' that the cowpbtinant had
possessed resolution enotigh, to persevere. The Act
Far ar an Act ent4 k p and he was pertectly
astouished at the unlaveyer-like manner in which it
had been examined and construed. On complaints
being preferred, the Act said, that there should be'
produced some one or more of the said notes, or
tickets, which shall have been received, or erijk, and
ought to have been received, by virtue of this Act."—
Naw. if these tickets bad been given, they sight be
produced ; but 'as they. had not been delivered on be-
ing required, then had an offence been committed;
for they *light to have been delivered. , Mr. Wilkin-
son said, he would spare neither trouble nor expense
to have, what he deemed a complete understanding of
the Act cleared up.—Summons granted.
At the Middlesex Sessions, on Saturday last,
J. Glared, Saiak Bennet, and T. Birch, were indicted
for uttering a bad 3s. token to the landlord of the Ad-
miral Benbow, in Golden-lane, on the '2oth ult. The
Jury acquitted Birch, but found Glasset and Bennet
Guilty ; and the Court sentenced them to 12 mouths
imprisonment, and to find security for two years.
Sarah Jona and D. Garcia were found guilty of ut-
tering a counterfeit shilling, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the House of Correction.

The warehouse of Mr. F. Burgess, hosier, at
Leicester, was a few nights ago entered by some
depredators, who stole a pocket-book, containing
several memorandums, and a cheque, with &WV in
notes, and two dozen of hose. The latter, with the
pocket-hook and memorandums, were found in Saint
Martin's Church-yard.
Yesterday se'nnight, about 12 at night, a party of
frame-breakers forcibly entered. the house of T. Ford,
ofillasford, and demolished • five frames. From
Ford's they proceeded to the house of J. Smith,
where they also demolished five. After this, they '
proceeded to the house of T. Garton, of New Bas-
lord, where six were broken. One person only has
as yet been apprehended. The Magistratez of Not-1
tingham have ordered a nightly parade or the mili-
tary, headed by Police Officers, as a preventative of
the crime.

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per psiiiL tibbiti
• Nampooo
.Pepper, black 48 49
lcai In Tar; 15 90
48 50
la Pigs 45 0(1
Srpr double Loaves 00 co
Lumps CO 00
HaVaatialt White 47 48
I Brazil ditto - 32 42
Ira's.

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. • Iser pond. Rubel'
Cantos, Georgia 5.: 56
Orleans 60 00
Twlst,No. 24. 40. 160 165
Coffee • - - 80 32
Cochineal • 1750 03
Cocoa, & so 35
'lndigo; E. L o 5(0 475
Nutmegs • 1150 00
Cloves . - 350 280
kit— •
per berkowitz. Robeis l per buitowitz. Rubel,.
Hemp 85 88 I Bristles-1 st sort 64 00
Flax-12 head - 180 Oa 2d Sort t 3 25
Tallow, Yell. Candle 000 it per 50 usheens.
Wbite • 178 00 Rave:Mucks - 39 00
Soap—Ordinary 120 00 sail Cloth - 63 60
Potashes • 110 112 Hare Skins, griy, per 1000
isinglass, per pood . 3/0 00 skins - OnSO 00
One Berkowitz bas 19 Poods, sad 83 Poods are equal to a Ton.
Exchange 10 15-16 d. sterling Mu a Rubel-1384 Arsheens equal
to 100 Yards.
111 our marl et for imports it is at length more brisk. Sugars
are very much in demand ; for Crushed Lump' 46 a 48 Rube%
are paid. White and Yellow Brazil 38 -for White Martinique
42 a 43 are demanded. Good Middling Coffee is held at 42.
Heavy replier 48 a 49. Whits Ginger 45 a4B according to qua-
lity. Very considerable purchases of Twist hsve been lately
made. Fur Georgia Cotton 55 are offered. Freiglau to London
£7 per Ton, and S per Cent.
, AMSTERDAM, SEPTEMBER 13.
per lb. Stivers. per lb. Grates.
Colfeg-.-Mart. line 00 00 Sugar, Terra 23 24
Ordinary liti 125 Tetes . 20 21
St. Dom. 09 00 I British W. 1.1. 19 824
Indigo, E. I. blue 195 145 i Cottons--Pernams. 60 62
Tobacco—Maryland 20 34 Pepper, black 33 34
Virginia 25 28 white 70 0)
Varian 38 40 Florics.
Groves. Pimento, per 1001 h. 75 00
Sugar—Mart. be. 18 21 :Millings.
St. Domingo 17 21 Rice—Carelina 80 00

IMPORTS.
Gin, London proof, 00 00 Fn. per Abm. of about 40 Calls.
!letter 45 46 Hs. per hate of

Cheese, Edam 26 27 Fls. per 11,0 lb.
70315. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Florin,
6 Savers equal to I Shilling Flemish, 12 Grote' equal to I Shil-
ling Flemish; g Stiver equal to 1 Cruse Flemish, 3 Florio, equal
to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, .24 Slaillinp 10 Orotes He.
wish Banco pelf £ Sterling; difference between Bank and current
money 4 per cent. in favour of the former.
Our market continues to improve; for good ordt•wry flavour-
' ed Coffee we can obtain 12 ; our stuck is of no consequence, and
as the season advances prices improve. The demand for Raw
Sugar is very great, especially Martinique and Havannah White.
There is a great demand for Cotton, principally fur Louisiana
and Georgia; Louisiana would fetch 54 a6O ; Petteal 38 a 40;
Surat 96 a 36; Georgia 46 a 50; Pernambuozo 65. Our Manu-
factories make little now of the finest, but generally common
sorts and American. Our stock of Cotton and Twist is incon-
siderable, and if no fresh supplies arrive prices will get up. rpr
parcels of ilitlct the prices are too high to encourage •Wpments.
Tobacco is deartr ; for Verities, first quallty, 44 a 46 could be
obtained ; Porto Rico 16 a 20. Dye \Vood is in demand; Ja-
maica Logwood 11 a 114; Futile 10 a 104. Pepper i; in great-
demand, 34 Grs. Banco was offered, and on accoent of tl:e great,
consumption :•hich will take place in the next two month., we
are of opinion this price will maintain itself, if not advance; other
Spices not to demand. The further or fall or he vrt.du.:.ital
of the United States, will depattl upon the net)ciati 41 at I,hent.
Report say, the Ambatiadurs ezp.ct inst. u.tiens front their
s►veral Goveraments.

ROT lERDAM, SEPTEMBER 13.
IMPORTS.

per lb. Shilling
Cach!neat 70 75 -
Rice, Car. per 1001 b. 10i) 105
per lb. Grote*
Cotton---Surinam 51 iio
Georgia 53 54
Bengal and Surat 00 00
Grates per lb.
Svgar—Hay.Whtte 23 211
Tates 12 23
Surinam Ilt Demerara Id 20t1
Sin. Loaves 24 211
St. Dominge,brown 17
Jamaica 17 :3
per 1001bs. MAK
Pimento SS IMO •
ILX POSTS.
Butter, Dutch per lb. IS 121 Sdvers.
Cheese, Edam per 100 lb. 25 26t Florins.
Gin per hid. 12 X Flemish.
Whita Wheat per last 207 a 257 G. gin.
Red diuo ditto 210 a 22l
The weights and monies of account are the same as Amster.
dam, with the exception of there being no Bank money in Rqs-
terdasn. Eachange 35 Shillings 4 Grote. Flemish, per X sterling.
Cu(ee and :,ugar continue to advance; great demand for Ger-
many, a:4l cock small of Sugars; the Brown Jamaican and Yet.
low and Brown Havaunahs have been most enquired after; for
Refined the demand is not great. Leaf Tobaccos, through sear
city, Perch enormous price and Virginia lass been sold as high as
30 Sts. Some Maryland has been bought on English account on
speculation. Brazil Cottons coatinue nearly t~e same, but the
inferior sorts are tearer; Surat 37 a S 8; Bengal 38 a 32.
Wheats, Butter, and Cheese, continue to be bought for England,
prices of which are advancing.

per lb. Stivers.
Cegee—St. Domingo 114 ICt
1111rtinique 1 let
Surnaen 14 1=

Demerara 00 CO
Xi/lochs 03 00
Buurbon 13 13i
Java 13 -141
Coma, S. Irinana 13 134
Hide.—Burn. Ayres 10 11
Tobacco— &fairyland 151 164
Varitias S 4 '4O
24 271
Porto Rico 13 1s
Indigo, E. I. • 100 ISO