Star.
London, England, 1817-07-30 00:00:00

LONDON MARSITS, JULY 29.

Corrox.-The demand for Cotton has not been so
extensive this week the request for export has alto-
gether ceased for the present ; the purchases since
our last little exceed 800 hags, consisting of-50 bags
Pernambuco 2s. ltd. SO Karanhams 22id. to 23d.
SO Minas 21d. to 221 d. 60 Surinams 2S4d and 2s.
40 Berbice and Demerara 22td. to 2:ltd. 80 Barba-
does 1100 to 21id. 40 Grenada 21ad and 2l ;J II
West India 19,td. to 20;1120 Orleans 20d. to 02'd.
50 Baweds Hid. 20 Swats 15td. and 260 Bengal:
10d. to 11;d.
in addition to the declarations of Cotton by the
East India Company, they have this torencon decla-
red a farther quantity.
Licetasen..l66l bales 200 half bales Cotton
Wool, and 114 bales Cotton Yarn.
Sudan.-The demand continued limited last week.
as might be expected from the extensive transactions
the one preceding ; the prices could not be stated ge-
nerally at any alteration ; one or two parcels were
certainly sold 6J. to Is. under the market currency,
bi:t no general depression was sulimitted to.
The demand for Musccrrades rather improved at
the close of last, eek, and this forenoon the market
has been very brisk. The deliveries from the ware-
house continue very extensive ; last week about 5000
casks ; the supplies in the warehouse accumulate, in
consequence, very slowly-the stuck is greatly below
the quantity of last year.
The very considerable advance in the prices of re-
fined Sugar occasioned several lionses who had pur-
chased on speculation to offer parcels for resale last
week, which immediately occasioned a temporary
pause in the demand ; purchases might be mule a
shade lower. Molasses have been in limited request.
The East India sale of Sugars consisted of
10,133 bags ; the whole went off freely, generally
about 21. advance ; since then the sale prices have
commanded a premium of Is. to 2s. per cwt.
COMIC& - The business done in Coffee last week
was most extensive. The East India sale of Thurs-
day last went off with great briskness at an aver.ge-,
advance of nearly Bs. per cwt. The sale consisted of
22,195 bags Coffee ; the fine brown Java sold out of
all proportion high ; the same description that in
list sale sold at 965. sold at 104 s. to 106 i. and it was
reported to be yesterday resild at an advance of 2s.
to 4s-110s. was stated to be realized.
This forenoon the three public sales of cpate con-
sisted of 400 casks and 4G6 bags Coffee ; the whole
went off with briskness is. to 2s. higher than the
currency of last week.
bum Paovuumis,-There is considerable intern .it
excited as. to whether Government will be able to
keep out of the provision market for any length of
time ; maprare of opinion that a Government con-
tract such as the last will again soon appear. The
consumption of Bacon dues not increase ; there is,
however, a good demand for heavy parcels. The
supplies of new Butter continue inadequate to the
consumption.
SALTPIII2.-There has Seen considerable specula-
don in Saltpetre ; the purchasers calculate on an im.
proving demand : business done at 40s. the prices
now higher, 41s. to 425.
INDIDO.-The prices of Indigo ence the sale at the
India House have been without variation : picked
s realising a trifling profit of two-pence to three-
pence per pound.
TOBACCO.-The account of the quantity of To-
bacco contracted for by the French Government state
that 2075 hbds. have been taken at very low rates ;
it is mentioned that above 7000 hhds. were tendered.
Of the quantity taken. it is stated, about 800 Mids.
will be furniahed from Marseilles, and 500 from
Havre ; the dream the prices of this market will,
in consequence, be less than bad been anticipated.-
We have not beard of any sales of Tobacco since our
last the prices may, in consequence, be stated no-
minally Use same.
Rtes.-The demand for Rice has been limited
since our last, tbe purchasers only taking for their
immediate wants, anticipating declining prices on
account d the great depression of the Corn-market.
Lest week, at the India House, 2727 bags, of a',
middling quality', 245. to 265. This forenoon a pub-
lie sale Of 8$ casks Carolina Rice was brought for-
ward ; the prices realised were S7s. and Iss.-2010
bags Rast•lndia, the prices 275. 6d. for best quality;
ordinary quality Ws. to 25s ; but we believe a very
small proportion was sold at these prices.
Hese, FLAX, AND TALLOW.--The prices of Tal-
low continue to improve : in Hemp or Fla; there is
no alteration.
Siocss.-There is little alteration in the pricet of
Spice. Pepper was in greater request ; the market
it again heavy.
Russ, BIANDIN AXIS HOLLANDI.-The demand for
Runt continues steady ; the prices since our last
cannot be stated R any alteration. The deliveries
last week from the warehouse are very extensive :-
about lOW puncheons, of which 800 are reported for
exportation. Brandies are advancing ; the prices of
Geneva are without variation.
Tualtanixe.--By'publie sale this forenoon, 1.500
barrels Rough Turpentine, the prices fourteen
lings to fifteen shillings.

JULY 23.—A1l kinds of grain are unu-
sually luxuriant; and to borrow a homely but expres-
sive phrase, which we lately overheard a ccetntry-
man using in conversation with his neighbour—
' The maps this year ar' a' ga'n owr the dyke taps."
Some stalks of field beans in this neighbourhood arc
upwards of six feet in height !

RUPTMIEWPATIrNTS, &c...-4)1 a. COOPER, ?v!.(iNTtlfrn,
and Co. of Charktte House, oprsite the Re... Row-
land Hill's Chapel, have establi...!:ed a Mecr:al Bear,i
In Woodstock street, Oxford-street, aloinlrg New Bon.l str*.et.
where a Physician and Surgeon, 11/leathers of the Royal Cootie?* of
London, of thirty years experier.ce, reside, and where all the
Members of the Board alternatetr attend. Th‘t thou:ana,, (save -
been restored to health by them, without confinement, is M-
I disputable, after hospitals had failed. Eruptions on' die head.
face, and boa'', ulcerated throat, &c &c. are the consequences
of a certain complaint improperly fret. :d.—Messrs. Cooper,
Memos, and Co. are consulted dailf,ar both houses until Nine
at t... There are side doors at each bowie, and pAvate rooms
Joe fensalts....—• • The Piles and Fistula curedwithout cutting
—t:r Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte House on Mondays
owed Fridays, and at Woodstock House on Wednesdays, who are
radically cared of reducible Rupture' on -sdentific and anato-
mical principles, without surgical operation or the least ricotta-
lion. Patton, at a distance describing their case may have the
Caratlee process seat to any part of the Kingdom, by which
ream they may obtain a radical cure. Leticia (nailer/I as so-
domite immediately attetded co,

FROM LAS? Z.7GIIT'S CAZETIZ.

WIIITET:AI.t.. MY le.

The Prince Recent grants to the Duke of WeMoro Aetna
license to wear alb i 10!:,,i% of a Kill;ht Grand t.:ro.sof tier llso4
Sicilian Military Omer n! Ferdinand and • i Writ, and a;t.
nf a Kl:lght of the Royri tcil an t)rdzr of St. J .isuariu4, giv.is Ly
the King of the Two
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CROWN-OrFICE, :101:7
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Chancellor of Ms Majtv y'e Exchrq,!en.

ivuu ram( PrOMOTIC)Ni.
CommiFAinn ne the WAreeiekti!ire lltc:theht or MUHL
lames Patchett, Esq. to be Captain...

Comminlous in the 'Market t 4 ;ism 'r rf,t7l 0 r Yecrrscry
John Tliotous Dlnoo, Esq. to be C;
:oho Henry Vane, tint. robe I.:cite:lan?.
Samuel Cropper, GeutLro be Cornet.

C0111111640= in the Peogieridy Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry,
Marva Riee lames Esq. to he t.
Tuomus Rubbia, Gest. to be Quarter Master.

BANK RI;PTS.
Joseph Slipper, of Crottwick, Norrcik, carpenferand firlatelatiAr,
titslrr a d c 1 a fman, m surroaler A ii-ust • and Se; two-
her a, at four, zt the P.an:paitt Horse :an, Norwlev. Afturrle.,
Mevtt. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; or A1.r.T.,-r.cs r
itlecti-4t reet Falcon squat',

Patrick Lynch, of Livery)oel. woollen-41raper, Anon t t t tad
riept. it, at twelve, at the Gi-crge Inn, hireroonl. tttotuhsr
Mr. Wlndic. lobo street,. Bedford-rew, Intalor; or Mr. Junes
Philips, Liverpool.
Joseph Eii!dle, Bit minghsm. factor, •lester and chatrnia, A.
I V, IS, and Sept. 0, zr ,our. at the M'cit•lpsck Ino, Birrnissekshi.
Attorhies, Mr. Windie, John-Are; t. !ow, Lemke;
or Mr. Robert Webb, Union-strect,

Wtlßaps Griffith% of .ieaumer:s. enemy of Aeries'', emit%
dealer and ehapman, August 8,9, and Sept. 9, at eleven, at the
White IJ to Inn, Chester. Atternirs, Mews. Pbt!pet.swd
Stone, Hareseourt, Temple, Leoslon • or Mr. linekett, Mutt%
Wilhant Green, late of Lloyd's Co2ett:hoese, and now of Albion
Place. Kingsbuid.road, utiderwrittre. broker, merchant, dimly'
and Ovum, August e to, end , s: tea. at Gnildbell.—
Attorney, Mr. I.indsay, So: Thornas'—etreet, Southwark.
George Elliott, of Woodebureh, Kent, butcher aid salemse,
August 5,9, aud Sept. 9. at eleven, at UuiWkaU. Attorney, Mr.
Reilly, 9, Clement's Inn, Lond..n.
James Weldon, of Castiv-evurt, Budge-row, London, warehouse-
man, dealer and chaprnan August 5, t 9, and Sept. 9,a: twelve,
at Guildhall. Anoraks: Mews. Walker and Rankin, Old
Mieba,l Abraham% late of the *nvories, London, merchant,
dealer and dial man, Augu..t 5, a elve, August Id, and ger.
9, rt eleven, at Gutldhst!. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, 9s, Jewry.
street, Aldote.
William Les, late.of r.yrnnuth Thlcit, hut now of Church.street,
Rotherhithe, Surrey, ,bip--.,:nt.tidlcr, dealer and chairman, Aug.
5, at twelve, AUgutt 13. gad :;el,l e, at eleven,::: Gullball,
Attorney, Mr. lugold, Janta::--rut:, B. rtuutnitey.

larar:r.sfe.—Vestei day an inquest was held at the
Waterman's Arms, 2.renttord, on the bodies of two
out of three pet-arms who were drowned on Sunday,
owing to their unskilful manarement of a hired skiff.
The party was nine in number, all residing in and
about Blackfriars'-ruai, ;hose who were s. v:3
escaped by swimming, the :iff having upset. The
names of the persons &ow:led were John and Philip
Dunee•and JJlin Lomax. They have left wives
and children. Verdsct—sizt!2entally drowned; and
, a deodand of r 2. 10s. as the :.k.ff.—The Coroner
and Jury reir_ibated the ptactice of letting skiEs to
unskilful persons.
Another Inquest was had yester.lay at ,he White
Horse, V.'..ndsworth, on the hody of Mr. Sharre, who
was droirntel on Wedne.day night last, near the
Red House. Baitersea. The deCC•liCti was one of
three young men who hired a boat, and rowed in
turn; and in passing to re.i...ve his companion, hlr.
Sharpe fell overboard and was drowned. Verdict—
Accidentally drowne.l.
Sunday evening. ono young men and a female,
who had left Kingston in a ho it far Londen, were
upset, by Unskilful management, below Tv7ickenb.tra.
The female, whose nam,... is JohaiAin, and one of the
young men, a jeweller, of the name ef Smither.t,
were unfortunately drowned. The third escaped by
swimming to the shore.