Star.
London, England, 1815-01-23 00:00:00

POIIMN AbiRKSTs.

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ST. PET4RSSURAIII, DECSISSiIIt 113.
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Rabe Clem Relr44o trwllilwateMeted fee at OS Rubels, with
18 Rubels down • headers demand ti Rubel., with all the money
%forehand. A ;mall parcel of Soap Tallow has been contracted
far at 178 Rob& ; with the necptiou of this, we bear of no
miss of Tallow. Fur Yellow Camila 172 Rube's, and for White
174 Rubel' have been fruitlessly uttered. Potultes are held at
115 Rubel' ; 82 Rubels are offered fur Ist Bristlet on the spot
on delivery 81 Rubel.; 1800 Rub:lt are offered for Iti burr
lfrsy Hare Sklar, sod 1830 a 1900 Rubels are den twitted. In
ilmpoets there is mot the smallest doing, and real prices can be
gigged of very few articles. The purchasers front the Interior
hate not yet wade their appearance.

11.1MDUAGII, JANUARY 10.
per lb.
35 36 Grates Immo.
40 45
- 00 00
56 57
59
39 40
. 38 39
42 54 Marks.
23 34 Seidl.. Mamba.
68 73 Schills. Hanish
Indigo—Spanlat Flores - n 34
ludic, Fine Mae Al Itt
Violet IS 12
Violet and blue 90 II
Purple 00 00
With 6 2-Se per cm. rebate.
Cosoi—Causes 12 -24 Sclaills. current.
West India 10 10}
With 20 per cent. difference in batten.
Pimento perlb. 14; 14} Schiffs. current.
With CO per cent. diramice is bmico.
itke—Carolina per 100111. 48 00 Marks current.
With i-ids per cent. rebate CO per cent. difference in bums.
Ceffee—Fine per lb. . 19 1211 Sckills. banes.
Middling 9i 11 t'

Georgia
Brun -
Maraulaatu
Peruanibucco
Ginger—East India White
Brown

Cloves
Mace
Cocisideal

Ordinary -
Sups—fates -
Terre. -

86 9
IV} 19 Grotes.
23
Crushed Lumps 25 251
Accounts are kept in marks and shillhigs hanco--16 shillings
equal to one mark, S marks bunco are equal to 11 shilling. FIG.
miab, one of which has 12 (levies and the present Exchange is
31 shillings 6 Cr.. Hem. per .€ sterling. There are also marks
and shilling. current, which vary in their value against banco;
at present they are 20 per cent. worse..-1041bs. Hanaburgh equal
to 1 t tlbs.

We think the prices of Coffee are likely to mend again, as we
expect orders as soon as the first unfavourable Impre:sion of
peace with America will have lost its effect. Prices of Cotton
are merely nominal, and sales impracticable since the conclusion
of peace with America. Stock of American Cotton IWO bales,
of East India 400 bales, of Brazil WOO bales. The former being
also very small in Germany, and the Manufacturers In daily want
of them ; it is probable that during winter it will be run off at
teerable prices. Brazil will continue to be of a heavy ►ale, the
manufacturers being less in want of ;his sort. It is impossible to
quote any real price of Tobacco; ho\fever, a 4 our stock, espe-
cially of Virginia, is but very small, we think it likely that it
will be run off during winter at tolerable prices.

AMSTERDAM, JANUARY 13.
per lb. Silvers. ...:- per lb Grote,.
Ceree--Surinant 114 124 SugU, *l'crres 00 00
Java 12 13 Tries 00 00
S:. Dom. 114 12 British W. 1.1. 19 234
Indigo, E. I. blue 145 155 C'ottons—Pernams. 64 66
I obamo--Nlaryland IS 24 Pepper, black 37 23
Virginia £0 28 White 00 110
Varinas 40 42 Florins.
Grote.. Pimento, per 100 lb. 60 70
- ugar—Mart.bn. 1 £4 Shillings.
4 ..
Surinam 1a 123 Rice—Carolina 00 00

ItirOILTS.

Gin, I.oncion proof, 46 47 Fla. per Ahm. of &bunt 40 Gana.
Butter 46 .53 Fla. per Firkin of 601 b.
Cheese, Edam 25 90 Fls. per lon lb.
tollb. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Silvers eqUal to 1 Florin,
6 Stivers equal to i Shilling Flemi,h, 12 Grates equal tot Slid.
nog Flemish, 4 Stivcr equal to 1 Grote Flemish, 3 Florins equal
to 10 Shilling, Flemish. Exchange, 33 Shillings 6 Grote. He..
mush Banco per X aterliag, difference between Bank and outwit
money 4 per cent. in favour of the former.
There Is no material alteration in oor market; the general
stagnation iu which must be attributed to the season. Colonial
produce Is generally in such bands, that a want of money we
conceive is hot likely to occasion forced sales. Of Sums oar
stock is very small, and a rise in price may, we are of ophtion,
be confidently calculated on, as our Refiners must FAB contracts,
into which they have 'stared, to deliver urge parcels in March
and February. Of Cotton, Tobacco, and Rice, it is not possible
to quote a price. Dye Woods are also exceedingly dull, and we
tinuk the prices will suffer a de; 'melon.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE. •
reds 1 day's da. 22 so Liv. Naples,
tto, 2 Us. 22 5U Lisbon,-
rticaux,do. 22 50 Oporto, -
Madrid, 4041 Effect. Dublin, . . . 7
Cadiz, 40i Effect. Cork, • . . 7
. Amsterdam, 2 U 34 4 B Palermo,l23
Ditto at sight, 54 0 Leghorn., 63 .
Rotterd.un, c.f. 10 11 2 U Genoa, 491
Hamburgh, 32 2 2IU VeniceogO.
Altana, 32 S ineffective per 1. stet 23 20
Aglo on the Bank of Holland, 3 per cent.
• PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Portur,sl Gold in Coin, - sel Ss. 04. per os.
Foreign Gold in Bars . AGO Os. Od.
New Doubloons - Xi 6 Od

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!AMOR TO MORROW.
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BIRTH.
Wednesday se'unight, the Lady of Sir L. Maclean, M.D. of
Sudbury, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Rev. David Williams, of Sherburne, to Miss Hawker, daugh-
ter of the lace Edwat d Hawker, Esq. of the R.N.
Rev. John Balks, to Miss Susan Chapman, both of Hilpertoo,
Wilts.

At Edinburgh, the I sth instant William Creech, Esq. book•
seller, and late Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
In folostene.etroet, Bath, the Rev. Henry Mamas, Rector
of C berlburr, Dorset.