Star.
London, England, 1818-07-01 00:00:00

LOXDOS ALIRKETS. 12,*.vg

Corrov.—The extensive sale by the fndia .Com:
pany was brought forward Friday, it consisted of
nearly 29,000 bales Cotton, oFvrbich 6022 bales were
announcei to be svithdrAwn presiols to the nom-
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mencemert of the sale of the itinainder, about 9900
Bengals and 1000 Surats were bought ia for the pro-
prietors at various prices ; also 668 bags Madras,
from Pernambuco seed; at 161. to 16;d The re-
mainder, 18,012 bales, were sold, subject to the duty
of Id. per pound, if used for home consumption, as
follows :-267 Bourbon, course common to pretty
fine, 2s. to 9.5. 110. per pound ; 117 Madras, pretty
clean and good, 15d. to 15=d.139 ditto, dirty ltd.
damaged 14 -d. 98 Surat, good Toimel, 17id. to
17:•.td. '233 ditto. fair common, 14d. to 14id. 397 do.
good staple, dirty, 'Std. to Mid. 1329 do inferior,
very dirty, 121 d. to 12id. 1208 ditto, very ordinary,
11i d. to 120. 807 ditto, ditto, and bad, 11 d. to 110.
had and stained, 100. damaged 7d. to 14. d. 883
Bengal, middling to fair D. T. and S. It. 100. to
110. 963 ditto, fair to good common, 10d. to lola.
3942 ditto, ordinary to middling ditto, 90. to 10d.
2307 ditto. very ordinary, 9d. to 911. damaged Std.
to 10d. The average of tlie •v. hole was fi. per lb.
under the sale of the 25th April. The Surats were
taken chiefly by the grade, and were much below any
of the recent sales, except the finer descriptions • the
speculators took a considerable proportion of the
Bengals, and the lower qualities sold high in propor-
tion to the Sner descriptions. The Cottons withavorn
and taken in are held by the Iproprietors with appa-
rent confidence that the prices will improve, on ac-
count of the •letters from India -stating, that the Cot-
ton crops had been gre:uly injured by the excesive
drought. The other purchases by public sale and
private contract consist of about 1150 bags-103
Pernams 2s. lid. to 2.5. lid. 170 Minas 22d. 50 Ba-
bies 2s. oid. hit, Demerara and Berbice.23i4L to 2s.
Id. 80 St. Vincent's 231 to 241 a few Sunnams
12id. 130 •Smvraas 16.0. to 170. and 420 Bennals,
in bond, at 9d. to 100. This forenoon, in addition
to the above, three public sales were brought for-
ward, the first, 13.50 bales Upland Georgia Cotton ;
the first pant chiefly sold 1911 to
.200. the remain-
der of a better quality '2lO. to 210. we believe
chiefly taken in, and it is supposed for the proportion
withdrawn 20d. would be taken for the first, :.nd for
the better quality 21d. 150 -Bengels 9-id. to 91.1.-
The other publi.: sales, 193 bags Bethice and 80 bags
Demerara-the former tddeto 2Std.the latter at 2s.
generally of the three sales it may lse mentidned, that
they went off steadily, and at higher prices than what
was expected. We have stated the decline in the
East India Cotton ; the depression in other descrip-
tions may be stated at td. mid. per pound.
LIVERPOOL, Joss 27e-The import of Cotton this
week has been large, amounting to 18,923 bags ;-
owing to this and tine continuance of the Election,
the demand has been very limited ; and the prices of
melt descriptions may be considered about id. per
pound'lower.
COPFZE.-There was only one public sale of Coffee
brought forward after Tuesday, it consisted of 202
casks 364 bags British Plantation despipticns ; not-
withstanding the limited quaut4y, the whole went 05,
heavily, generally at a rednition'efgs. to St. per cwt.
suraan.-The demand fot Ikrusiovades continued'
steady last 'week, though not iitensiVe ; the prices
were without variation. •

RUSI, BRANDY, 41.1,TD Hot.LaNns.--Cogniac Brandy
continues to advance. In Rurn and Genera there is
no variation.

FLAX, AND Titt.tow.—The demand for
Tallow greatly revived on Saturday ; the purchases,
which were considerable, were teported to be on spe-
culation ; the prices is consequence advanced, and
yesterday for Yellow Calole Tallow 745. and 7.55.
was currently realized : no sellers under the latter
rate. Hemp and Flax v:ere without variation.
TonAcco.—There are no new arrivals cf conse-
quence to increase the stock ; the demand continues

limited ; the p• ices are without variation. • .
Intsn Pno VI S lON s.--There is little business doing
in Beef ar.d Po; I: ; the holders shew little disposition
to I.,ftive way in prices.
iMPORTATiON Or FOREIGN Cora..-The posts are
shut against the importation of Rye from ell places
between the Eyder and Bidessoa, but continue open
to every olier description of Grain.
Oir.--The limited purchases of Greenland Oil
since Tuesday are at prices a shade higher.
BULLION.--Pottugal gold in coin was-yesterday at
41. Is. Gd. and New. Dollars at Gs. Gd.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Amaterdam '7 o 112 U.
Ditto at sight 56 I
Aul.tettlaiss 7 Cs.
Ditto at sigitt 11 4
P.otterdant... ll 8 2U.
cz-tuo 11 11
Ilatuborgit... 34 524 TT.
Altana ...... 6 2i U.

edictive :81
Seville 331
Grorakar
Leghorn
Genoa . ..... 474
Venlee Ital. Uv. Y 5
Malta
..... 44

P.1.-iss day's data 2.4 :0
Ditto 0.1 50 2U.
RourJoaux go. ...44 .10
Frankfort

Pal:3rmo per oz.
Oporto ...... 59
file Janeiro

GLASGOW, Jere 27.4.701/0:1 is flat ; tl;sales, in-
cluding 131 by auction, amounting only to 709
packages. Sea Island Georgia 26, at :Is. 6d. to Ss.
7i-41.—Do. stained 9, at 2s. 6d.—Do. Bowed 15, at
23.--Do. 236, at '2ld. to 22d.—New Orleans 10, at
23d. Do. inferior 50, at 210.—Pernatr.buco 138, at
24. 3d. to 2s. 3,W.—Mar.uumm 52, at 2s. I.l4.—Der
merara 21, at 2s. 2d.--Bengal 14, at 14d. By pub-
ic sale—Carriacou 97, at ‘22hd. to ‘23l.—Grenada
34, at 2211 to 23d.

STAILALNO az VIE FIVE, CoUR z.--02vJes benefit at this plate
yv,t,rday„ proved a bumper, Z.r.ti ttta An1..44,111-3 u ere
of the most respeotable class. The Were mere numerous
than of first rate desetiptioa. ItmidaU and !Masco finished the
•ports of the day. It was a set-to of consul:ruble ler.hib, and
both of them were analogs to appear ttron the high g-ouNi
before the amateurs. It was difacul; to tiecE: to whom tit!
palm belonged, aod.more stopping than titziitg oceo-r.:(1.
Csuusaces.—lhown and the janier rel-tleo .eh...l,...ttpcd each
ether. Burke also wisLA for anotimr %Id with Ilao'all, L^
three month, for Z1t:0, when his shou'alLr was eapecttd to be
4n a ht state; but the Irish lad said, he would not fisitt fer
body under £2OO ; and six weeks after his hose.: he weald
fight any bcx,,r for that sum. Cheer made bit bow and return-
ed thanks, and u he was to fight on next Frici.trweek,he trustee_
that would be a sulfirient apology for his not sottiez-t^. 1:e w.. 3
much applauded. Sever 4 new matches ::re en th...

Forte. Boolack--Mondir an hiquisitioit was tAert at
Hare And Hounds, Chysate, Surrry, before Janm.
I,q. Coroner, on the body of (lir Sp.::h, a youn mitt ri
siding at Thames I)ittnn, rho met his de:tth by figh'l•iK a i
ed hatt!it with anatbar MU: 1! • • ',a!•;
John rosier, u'an has atio.uto.led.
sg,aiost John Foeus.

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