Star.
London, England, 1818-02-18 00:00:00

BANKRUPT&

James Miller, of Regent's Terrace, King's Road, Chelsea, mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, to surrender Feb. 21, 28, and
Much 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and
Freeman, Bminghall-street.
William Batt, of Wedntore, Somerset, hone-dealer, dealer and
chapman„ March 5, at two, 4, at ten, and 31, at two, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol Attornies, Messra. Adlington
and Gregory, 8, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. John Fry

.
Reeves, blastonburf.
Robert MienUff Walker, of East Smitaeld, and of Clare-court
Mills, Bristol, colour-manufacturer, dealer and chapmaa, Feb.

24, March 7, and 31, at twelve, e Guildhall. Attnrneys, Mr.
Osbaldeston, London-street, Fenchurch-street ; or Messrs.
Leman, Bristol.

Henry James Valentine Long and Francis Benjamin Fehoe, of
Tower-street, London, wine-merchanu and copartners, dealers
and chapmen, Feb. 2!, March 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall.
—Attornies, Messrs. Sherwood and Son, Canterbury-square,
Southwark.

Peter MaJapert Powell, of Hastings, Sown, librarian, bsotas4
kr, dealer and chapman, Feb. U, at ten, Feb. SS, at SUWON
and March 51, at ten, at Guildhall. Attocnies, Mesas. Lamb
and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of England, London.

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL
Muck 21, W. Whiteley, Lawience Pountney MU, merchant,
'et assidsis. larch 14, J. P.llendses,-40ane Newporiresesurai.
graver, at one. J. Smith, Teheran dn-plate-manuhcto-
rer, at one. J. Champion, Great St. Helen's, broker, at
P. and W. Pidgeon, late of the Stock Exchange Coffee-house, at
twelve. March 17, A. J. G. Leuven and W. A. De Gruiter
rink, arms, Minutes, merchants, at eleven. Mara 3, N.
Scholefteld and T. W. Kershaw, Greenwich, haberdubers, at
ten. March 21, J. Ana, Little Britain, fishmonger, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

March 12, W. Miller, jun. of Liverpool, tailor, at one, at the
George, Dale-street, LiverpooL March 13, J. Whittle, Liver-
pool, tailor, at twelve, at the George, LiverpooL March 17, P.
Lander, Cardiff, seedsman, at one, at the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff.
March 18, T. Gower, of Wethersbeld, Essex, maltster, at eleven
at the White Hart, Docking. March 12, E. D. Jones, Chester,
liquor-merchat, at ten, at the oMce of Mr. Peter Woods,
Lower Castle street, LiverpooL March 18, W. Lawton, Wilm-
slow, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stock-
port. March 16, W. Dyer, Northleach, grocer, at eleven, at the
Upper George, Gloucester. March 10, S. Card, seri. Mere, far-
mer at one, at the George, Frame. March 11, G. Lockwobd,
Whitby, draper, at tweive at the George, Pavement, York.
March 10, 131;a, Bristol, ;ailor, at two, at the Rummer, AU
Saint's-lane, Bristol. •

CERTIFICATES--MARCH 10.
J. Lyon, London-street, broker. J. Collyer, Gosport, painter.
W. Msthieson, Bishopsgatc-street, tailor. 'T. Mufiekl, Ha/stead,
grocer. D. Cunningham, Winchester-street, merchant. T. Git-
ton, Bridgnorth, bsoktr, J. Pearson, Weatoe, ship-owner. J.
Jacobs, Woodbridge, merchant. J. Park, Weicot, carpenter.
J. Sheffield, Bath, carver. J. C. Tonge Stockbridge, tailor. E.
Kent, Gedney, draper. J. Mayer, late of Camomile-street,
merchant.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Applegath and Co. Nelson-square, stereotype-founders, Young
and Wells, St. James's-street, tailors. Ferguson and Ashton,
Carlisle, hat-manufacturers. Langley and Roper, Lee's Mews,
carpenters. S. and A. Wilson, Sheffield, spoon-manufacturers.
Hulme and Co. Great Lever Works. Brierley and Co. Man-
chaster and Liverpool, cotton-merchants. Evamy and Nicholas,
Southampton, hop-merchants. Waring and Frank, Bristol, cut-
lers. Woodhouse and Co. Bristol, dealers In tobacco. Jent and
Sharpus, Piccadilly, chinamen. Wright and Co. Jarrow, tallow-
chandlers. Chilton and Co. Durham, brewers. Harrison and
Co. Bahia, in the Brazils. E. Cotterill and Co. Vine-street,
bacon-merchants. Lloyd and Rudolph, Old Gravel-lane, corn
and coal-dealers.

SOUTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT, ISt&
WILLIAM WINIMPIALD, Esq. Aart. Moray,
Glamorgan—Tuesday, March 17, at Cardiff.
Brecon--Tuesday, March 24, at Brecon.
Radnor—Monday, March 50, at Presteigne.

CHESTER SPRING CIRCUIT, 1818.
WILLIAM D Bast, Esq. Chief Justice.
Montgomeryshire—Friday, March 15, at Pool.
Denbighshire—Thursday, March 19, at Ruthin.
Flintshire—Wednesday, March 25, at Mold.
Cheshire—Tuesday, March 31, at the Castle of Chester.

OXFORD CIRCUIT—Me.
Juno's—Mr. Justice PAM( and Mr. Justice Busaonas.
Berkshire—Monday, March tt, at Reading.
Oxfordshire—Wednesday, March 4, at Oxford.
Vi'orcestershire—Sourday, March 7, at Worcester.
City of Worcester—The same day, at the Qty of Worcester.
St dfurd,hire--Tuesday, 111.irai 12, at Stafford.
liet ci,,rdshire—Tuesday, March 24, at Hereford.
Monmouthshire—Monday, March O.
Gloucestershire—Wednesday, April 1, at Gloucester.
City of Gloucester—The same day, at the City of Gloucester.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Juncts—Mr. Justice ABBOTT and Mr. Justice Hocurrn.
Winchester—Munday, March 2.
Salisbury—Saturday, March 7.
Dorchestcr—Thursday, March 12.
Exeter—Monday, March 16.
Launceaton—Tuesday, March 24.
Taunton—Saturday, March 28.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
JUMES —The Curs► Bacon and Mr. Justice BATLIT.
York—March 7. Lancaster—March

LO&DON MARKETS. FEBRUARY 17.

'Carron.—We mentioned the renewed enquiry for
Cbttoe on the forenoon of Tuesday last ; it has led
to very extensive purchase, ; the sales since our last
exceed three thousand packages ; there' has been
much speculation both in this market and in Liver-
pool in Pernambuco Caton, in anticipation that the
supplies of Sea Island will this season be very defi-
cient, and that they will be substituted in the manu-
factures for the American Sea Islands ;—no good
Pernarns now offer under 2s. 2d. 'The East India
Cotton sale on the 90th will consist of 19,000 Ben-
and 200 Bourbon. The purchases of Cotton in
London for tbe-aveek consist of-1200 Pernambuco
Old. to Ys. lid. 280 Bahias 29td. to 2s 190 Mina
IS* to !Nod. 25 Densei-ara and Berbice 21td. to
115101. 51 Surinam 22id. to Ls. Old. and exclusive at
dirt, 900 Bengali were sold 101 d. to 1214. the -
=portion of the latter for ezportatket ; an. 750
realized an advance of td_ to id. per pound
on the East India sale prices, selling from 14-td. to
15id. There is again a great renewal in the demand
for Cotton this forenoon ; several considerable parcels
of, Surats have been sold at an advance of id. and
id. on the last East India sale prices.
Smaaa.—There was a steady and rather conside-
rable demand for Muscovades last week, the new Su-
gars might be quoted about Is. higher than those im-
ported previously to the sth of January ; the export
demand continued ; there was also considerable de-
mand for Pan Sugars, the prices 78s. to 80: ,—two
boards of fine sold 883.905. a rather extensive parcel
of new Demerara, mostly browns, were taken at76s.
generally, good Sugars might be quoted Is. higher.
The demand for Muscovades was again renewed
this morning on rather an extensive scale : good Su-
gars, and those newly arrived in bond, may be quo-
ted Is. higher than the old and inferior qualities ;
the request for exportation was again considerable
this forenoon, and what added to the briskness of the
market was, the report that 3753 casks had been last
week delivered from the warehouse, which clearly
prOves an increased demand and the gradual im-
provement of trade ; the prices of the market gene-
rally may be stated Is. higher than last week, and an
improving demand. There was a good request for
refined, the shippers were purchasers, but generally
the orders continue limited to prices below the cur-
rency of the London Market ; the holders are firm,
on account of the very small stock of refined goods,
and also on account of the trade not working freely;
large lumps are in request for crushing and for pack-
ing. Molasses have been in goOd demand.
Cocas.--On the arrival of the Foreign Mails yes-
terday, there was an immediate and extensive demand
for Coffee, particularly fee the foreign descri ' s
&. Densingo,-whielabad saw? es 'oats been
sold at 103 s. realized 107 s. and for fine ordinary
above 108 s. were asked ; there were extensive pur-
chases from 106 s to 108 s, and no parcels were of-
fering under the former rate ; Havannah, with co-
lour, was reported at 110 s good ordinary Jamaica
sold at 105 s. This forenoon a public sale was
brought forward, which fully confirms an advance of
Ss. to 4s. per cwt. on the public sales of last week, it
consisted of 74 casks 50 bags British Plantation Cof-
fee, chiefly Demerara, middling, which last week sold
extensively at 110 s. and 111 s. realized 114 s. to llss.
6d. in very considerable parcels • fine ordinary or or-
diriary middling sold at 110 s. 6d. SOO bags Brazil, of
fair quality, 107 s. ordinary Jamaica, in to. day's sale,
realized 105 s. Coffee is fully Ss. to 4s. higher than
last week ; the advance realized on nearly every de-
scription of foreign and West India Coffee. The ad-
vance continues to outrun the most sanguine expec-
tation of the speculators (as the chief purchases are
still on speculation) ; yet there is no question that it
may in some measure check the export.

Imam Paovistorrs.—There is no material altera-
tion in the prices of Beef and Pork. The demand for
Bacon has not been so extensive. Butter maintains
very high prices ; the holders anticipate a farther ad-
vance ; it is, however, probable that the consumption
will be a little affected by the high prices.
Hops.—By public sale, 51 bales foreign Hops
American 121. ss. and 181. 10s. in bond ; 19 bags
Brunswick 51. 19s. growth 1847.
NAVAL Sroans.--An arrival of Rough Turpen-
tine was yesterday reported, but no price has yet been
axed upon it. Spirits are without variation. Tar is
a shade lower. In Pitch or Rosin no alteration.
Ott.—The prices of Greenland Oil may again be
stated a shade lower ; there is very little business
doing. The prices of Southern Oil and Sperm are
nominal, on account of reported arrivals. The limited
sales of Cod and Seal Oil lately are at a small de-
ptessior.. Galipoli Oil, on account of considerable
arrivals, remains nominal.

TonAceo.—There continues a good demand for
Virginia Tobacco ; about 290 hhds. were sold yester-
day ; no Marylands appear on sale.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW,---The demand for
Tallow has been limited, but no material alteration
in the prices can be stated. The prices from Peters.
burgh, by the last mail, are stated exceedingly high.
The Exchange had fluctuated greatly, it had been
above 12, but had again declined a fraction under it.
In Hemp and Flax there is little doing ; purchases
may be made a shade lower.
RU!I, BRANDY, AND Houirms.—The prices of
Leeward Rum are little varied. The prices of Brandy
are nominal. Geneva has given way considerably.
PRICE OF BuLLion.—Portugal Gold, in coin, and
Foreign Gold, in bars, were yesterday at 41.25. 6d.
and new Dollars at ss. 4id.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY is.

Although we had but little Fine Wheat or Barley
at Market this morning, the trade was very heavy,
and Monday's prices were with difficulty obtained.—
The inferior descriptions of Barley are unsaleable.—
In Peas, Beans, ar.d Oats, there is no alteration.