Star.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS, AUG VST

Corro~. —Cotton i4.bteolll4 a favogrite article
of iPeCiilatioii, notWithf,tanding the India Company
have declareal6',ooo for sale the 14th of next month,
the prices are adianCing ; Until Cottons ,13. to 1 d. a
.pound higher ; no good Pernambnco now offering
under 2s. 2d. Bengals sell at id: and kd. advance on
the East. India sale prices, and a few have realized
id. per pound 'Meier. The sales of Cotton since onr
last exceed 4500 bags, viz.'] 200 Pernambuco 2s. I id.
.to 2s. 2d. the greater proportion at the latter ; 200
Maranhams 2s.to 2s. Md. a few Bahias 2s. 300Deme-
rara and Berbice 22,1 a. to 2s. 1 ed. a few common
West India isid. to 200. Carriacou 23d. and 230.
1050 Boweds' 21d. to 23d. and 1600 Bengal% 9-id.
to 1 lid. the litter in bond. Some of the purchases
were made by the shippers ; the greater proportion
is, however, an speculation.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 22.—The demands for Cot-
tons from the trade ha's continued very animated
throughout the, whole week, and some business has
been done in .Brazils on speculation ; prices of most
descriptions have in consequence improved about
-id. per pound.
SUGAR.—It was anticipated that there would be
a brisk demand yesterday, bnt the buyers evinced no
disposition to purchase, and, contrary to the general
opinion, there was not much'business effected. The
prices cannot be stated at any alteration since Fri-
day ; the advance of last week is however fully
maintained ; the purchases yesterday are estimated
at 1200 hhds. The public sale of Barbadoes Sugar
went off heavily at the reduction of Is. to 2s. per
cwt. good white 925. 6d. middling 89s. yellow 85s.
to 88s. On Monday refined goods were again in
request at an improvement on the prices of last
week, and Molasses advanced. The market conti-
nues indifferently supplied with goods, and the pur-
chasers appear rather anxious to contract at the pre-
sent prices for goods that will not ue ready for some
weeks. Foreign Sugars, particularly yellow Ha-
vannah, and Brazil desciiptions, continue to be en-
quired after.
COFFEE.--Yesterday the market became exceed-
ingly heavy, though no depression of the prices
could be stated. It was generally reported, that se-
veral rather extensive parcelk Off Coffee had been of.
fering by private contract for Money, at very low
prices, owing to the very eiteneive purchases made
some weeks ago by speculators, who were'not pre-
'pared to pay on the prompt day, or who for other
reasons wished to cake sales at whatever was the
currency of the day ; under these circumstances
Coffee was very. heavy. 'Die public sale yesterday
Consisted of 161 casks 141 bags, all Jamaica descrip-
tions ; it went off heavily at the reduction of 2s. to
'3s from the prices of last Thursday's public sale—.
fine ordinary, with ccilour, then realizing about.l63s.
:sold at 160 s. good ordinary, in extensive parcels,
'ls6s. to IsBs. which during last week sold at 1595.
to 160 s. 6d. ordinary 1545. there was no tine Coffee

in-the sale.
Mex.—The demand for Rice has become more li-,
:mited, yet no reduction whatever in the prices has
'been submitted to ; for Carolina, in bond, the hol-
ders ask 51s.
On.s.—The prices of Oil continue subject to great
fluctuations. Towards the close of last week, three
expresses arrived from Hull, with the intelligence
l'that Whale Oil had greatly advanced in that mar-
ket, owing so the arrival of very unfavourable ac-
Fcounts of the Davis Straits fishery ; a great altera-
don immediately took place. Greenland Oil, which.
had Veen selling at £35 and £36, immediately ad-
vaneed to £4O, and subsequently to £42. Southern
'Oil rose considerably, but not quite so much in pro-
portion. Towards the close of the market yesterday,
however, it Ras considered that the news, though
,prabablllrut,lirings ol,fn the accounts only to the
miadliefltly; and
that there was yet time left for
'fishing;and 'that piobably.the later accounts would.
be more fiiourible ; under these considerations the,
market might be stated heavy, though no depression
inthc prices was submitted to. Sperm has advanced
considerably. Cecl.and,eal Oil have also materially
improved., ',Wield is little varied. Rape Oil has
advanced A, to 7/45, on account of the advance -in
Galipoli and other descriptions, and also on account
of the high prices •of'Seed.
I.ll.33.lori.—These have been no bargains in gold
for the last ten days. New Dollars ss. 541. per ounce.

Hertvasr.--41any of the SouthdoWn Par-
mers hive celebrated Harvest-I iome, and certainly
never more to their satisfaction, as it has proved, It,
terally—a goldcu are!—ln the North the most un-
exampled fine weather has ripened the crops very
quickly, and last week in the low lands of Ayrshire
the harvest was general—the grain of every kind is
of the choicest quality, and exceedingly abundant :
crops disposed of on the field,. allowing for the fill
in the markets, have brunet rather high prices—a
field of creeping wheat on Nevark-hill, sold pub-'
licly, last week, brought from £l5 to £l9 an acre,—
Accounts from Ireland speak in fhe most gratifying
terms of the abundant crops of wheat, and of its stx-
celle,...t quality.—What heart will refuse to pour out
its thanks to the bountiful GIVER of these multiplied,
blessings ! To whom Prayers for Rain were Ofwed
up on Sunday in all the Churches of the Metropolis.:,
At a farm belonging to Mr. Jaines Simpson, of the
Bear Inn, Cowbridge, was grown this year, from one
cingle barley corn, 59 stalks, each ontainingsatiove
36 barley corns on an average, aniountiag in the
wia.ile to 212 b. In the same field were fowl. d Several
other speciiners of immense produce.
In the Islands of Jersey and Guernsry the harvest
is not only completely got in, but much ofthe stubble
is ploughed up for turnips, Ste..

Ever ready, ihrotigh the ehannel of our Paper, to
give publicity to Institutions where the real welfare
of mankind is intended, it is with pleasure we can
inform our Readers, Publication of importance will
shortly isake its appearance front the Medics' liaard in Great
orautte-oteeet, illackfriars-Road, containing Practical Obser-
vations on prevailing Mimes; a publicatiou• emanating front
that Establishment no doubt will be read with avidity dr those.
who have been afflicted, and perhaps improperly treated by
persona unaagoainutcl with an- iu branch of the pro-
fession ;it will alto be useful to &tide-tits and young Practitioners.
kiesers. Comma. and Co. after. forty years' practice in various
ilospitids abroad and in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at
IVosidatack-btreec, Osford-street;' and at the Medical Bond,

Charlotte. Hesse, Great Charlotte-street, Itackfriars ;wed, pre-
cisely from twelve until eight in theseveuing, where advice is
Elven (gratis) as tnestlay, Thursday...an 4 swmfiky thomtngs
until' tiotive d'iloclet.-Latters 'st4tket 'alld copplat-
ing a consulting fee, inaniecliso4y ittesstlati to. t )

FROM UST NJ H7"B GdiE

BANKnurrar ENL411131:1).
October 5, John ?add awl John Wright 4 lame(
sir. et, We Atninster, haberdasLers at tleven, at
October 1:, James Ford, of Bidberro'ugh•street,
:Nl:tithe% x, builder,inerthabt, dealer mid disputes
5t pt. li, John Colbourn of Podding-lane, Leaf.
tiedler and claim:au, at ten, it GuililLed.
BANKRUPTCY SUPPIIisia:CLD.
Hartley nergess, of Birmingham, factor, dealer at.
INBLiam Whittington, bite of-Perry Barr, periPirof
Staffordshire, farmer, dealer and chapman.

BA).:KRTYPTS.
Francis Peen the younger, of Marsh-strect,
Essex, plum, &ger and cirnur,an, to .u:,
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at fit, &pt. 15. and OctObtbr
Attornies, Me.srs. Runes and emu, Crown-,
gate-sweet.

Francis Lear, of the Strand; brush-maker' Aup,usl
and October 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Afton
man Briggs, 52, Esser-street, Strar.d.
Thomas Moran, of Holyhead, Anglesea, lunkeel
chapman, September 21, 22, and October 6, at
Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies, 3lcssrt.
Stone, 1, Hare-court, Temple, London; or Mem
Jackson, and Burley, Sbruwb'uury.
Marmadeke flueirtand, of Bayswater, Middle:
dealer and chapman, Sept. 5, 12, aad October
Guildhall. Attorney, 11r.John Robinson,
rtecadilly.
Rickard Ear, of Kingston-upon-Hull, and she
Yorkshire, merchant, Sept. 7,6, and October(
the Dog and Duck Tavern, ICingstun-u?or.111
Messrs. Rower, Son, and A. Rosser, Bartle
.Holborn, London,
isnathan Wakefield, late of the City-road, Midd!
a prisoner In the King's Bench, builder, dealer
August 29, Sept. 12, and October 6, at t.a, a
Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord IlL.yor's Ce6r
Exchange,
Edward Marshall, of the pariah of Aldirgton,
dealer and chapman. Sept. 7, at seven, Sept.
6, at eleven' at GulldhalL Attornics, Jr. limn
OT Messrs. Brace and Selby, Serrey,drett, Sc,
Charles Thorogood, of the Strand, dealer at.ci cit
29, Sept. 12, and October 6, at ten, at Guikt.
Mr. Dickens, Cook's-court, Carey-street, Lea
DIVIDENDS to be made at GCILDI
Sept. 15, W. Hutchinson, St. John-street, el
ten. Sept. 15, H. White. Warminster, lincroal,
Sept. ]5, F. Price and H. Le Souef, Winch::-:,
rance-brokers, at ten. Sept. 14, F. Perry, F
merchant, at eleven. Sept. 17, R. Beauchamp, I
lace-dealer, at eleven. S:pt. 15, T. Hopk.i.s,

Pancras, builder, at ten. Srpt. 14, T. Atnbrom
llotolph-lane' wine-enerch.ung, at eleven. Sept
Harlington, Bedfordshire, grocer, at eleven.
DIVIDZINDS to be niatle in the COL
&pi '24, 8. Pert', Walsall, Staff f:
at the. Royal Hotel, Irurmingbar.t. riqt. J.
nag, Salop, miller, at eleven, at the Star lime!,
'24, J. Farrar, Birmingham, grocer, at trri.i.e
Hotel, Birmingham. Supt. 24 J. 310.-rit, Cc
at eleven, at dm-White Lion, Broad-street, 11. i
R. Watson, G. Nelson, and G. Cooke, Not
at eleven, at the Ram, Nottingham. Sept.:!
W. Baiter, Leeds, dyers, at eleven, at tue Cou
Sept. 22, J..D. Fleckno, I)aventry, draper,
Wheat Sheaf, .Daventry.

CERTIFICATE3--SEPT.
J. Thompson, laappleton, D:rbyshire, cattic-deLe
Brooke, Nantwich, common-brewer. J. Not;:a
ecomno)-brewer. 'W. Sheppard, Bristol, thyokseEer.,
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS

Gregory and Ravertscroft, Liverpool, line;i.drspers. Hsie
and Ilawkins, Giastonbury, Somersetshire,cattierleitrs. F.... L..-
60nm and Robinson, Liverpool, sail-makers. G. and 11. Las,
Bsth, foreign wine and spirit-merchants. I-Ellman and Bite.lit,
overseers of shipping. Foster and Anal, East littforl, tike
merchants. Tare land and Co. Brunswick-square, atomics.
Norton and Co. Loughborough, hice-alanufacwret, Wiliam/
and Bishop, Noruich,tea-dealers.

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