Star.
London, England, 1818-11-11 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS, 7:OFEMBERIO.

CoTroN.—The Cotton market continues in a very
depressed state ; the only purchasers are the export
houses, and they buy on a very limited scale. The
purchases since Tuesday last consist only cf 450
bags-140 Pernambuco 2s. Id. inferior 2s. 30 very
ordinary and stained Bahia 21d. 20 West India
201 d. 20 Orleans 211 d. a few Boweds 211 d. and in
the house, 200 Bengals Bid. to 101 d.
LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 7.—The demand for most
descriptions of Cotton has continued rather languid,
and prices may be considered about id. per pound
lower. For Bengals, however, there has been more
enquiry—on Monday 1200 bales of fair quality,
were sold in one lot at bid. and yesterday 641 bales
of rather better quality, went off pretty steadily at
tild. to 9d. the other Cottons offered yesterday went
heavily. The Boweds and Orleans went id. the Su-
rats fully Id. and the Tenessees nearly Id. below last
week's prices. About 4000 hhds. of Muscovades have
been sold this week ; prices unvaried.
SUOAR.—The demand for Muscovades continued
limited

last week, and, towards the close of the mar-
ket,' the purchases made were at prices a shade
lower, though no general depression could be stated.
This _ forenoon the market continues heavy, which
may in some measure be attributed to the buyers at-
tending the extensive India sale; no variation in the
prices can be stated. The business done in refined
goods last week was very limited, and generally at
a small reduction ; the market is better supplied than
for some time past, and a.: the wholesale grocers are
the only purchasers, the market may be stated heavy;
the shippers continue to make enquiries as to con-
tracts for parcels deliverable in the spring, but there
was no business of consequence done. :Molasses are
heavy. There was a public sale of Foreign Sugars
last week, consisting of 633 chests 2(X) tierces HA..
vannah, and 17 chests Brazil ; the whole was washed
or in very had condition, and cannot be given as a
fair ,criterion of the market ; the 63G chests l-favan-
nab went off heavily about 4s. to ss. under what
might be considered the market prices—middling
whi:e EGs. to 60s. 6d. yellow Gd. to 1.35. brown
.41t. to 41s. 6d. The 200 tierces Muscovades were
withdrawn ; no offers at 445. The Brazil was also
in bad condition—middling white sold at 565. 6d.—
yellow 5 ts.

CorreE.—The depression in the prices of Coffee,
and the continuance of the heavy market for such a
;cries of months, has at length attracted the attention
of buyers, in anticipation of an advance in the prices
towards the spring ; last week several extensive par-
cels were taken on speculation. On Wednesday and
Thursday the Coffee market was heavy, and the
prices obtained on Tuesday last were not supported.
The public sales of Friday went off however with
much briskncss, and higher rates were realizd than
an, day previously. This forenoon there is little or
no business doing, yet the holders do not seem anxi-
ous to press sales as formerly. The deliveries from
the warehouse are extensive, and generally there is a
greater confidence amongst the holders that the
prices will not materially decline ; it is however to
be observed that it is chiefly speculation that causes
the prewar prices to he supported, and occasions the
probability of a further advance. The ('ontinental
ma: k :ts are generally 10 to 15 per cent. under the'
London prices, and have continued in that proportion
:Or some time past.

Lusa Pnovlstoss.—There is little variation in the
prices of Beef and Pork ; the market remains heavy.
Bacon unvaried, The Butter market was in a very
depressed state towards the close of last week, and
lower prices were submitted to ; there is now some
appearance of a revival. The public sales expected
to be brought forward are looked for with much in-
terest ; the trade fully anticipating a further depres-
sion of the prices ; the holders as confidently look for
a revival both in the dethand and price.
TosAcco.—The prices of Tobacco are entirely no;
minal ; the stock, particularly of Virginia, is now
very large, greatly beyond the quantity anticipated,
amounting to 5006 hhds.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLT. A Nos.—The demand
for Rum was very limited all last week, and it was
reported several of the holders became alarmed at
the heavy state of the market, and sold privately on
very low terms. Brandy is entirely nominal. In Ge-
neva there is little variation. The sale of Rum this
forenoon consisted of 323 puncheons Jamaica, of a
middling quality and fair description, affording a
criterion of the market prices, which are 3d. to 6d.
per gallon under what had previously been conside-
red the nominal prices—l'2 to 16,35. 3d. and 3s. 4d.
The greater proportion of these descriptions-23 to
25, 3s. Bd. 3s. 9d. 28 to 30, 4s. to 4s. 2d.

Ort..—The demand for Whale Oil continues very
languid ; little variation in the prices can be stated.
A further arrival of Sperm was yesterday reported,
which has damped the request. In the other descrip-
tions there is little variation ;—generally the market ,
is heavy.
Fiturr.--The arrivals of Fruit continue extensive,
and as the buyers evince no inclination to make early
purchases, the market is rather heavy ; the quality of
the Fruit is expected to be very good. The new Cur•
rants arrived are of a fine description. By public
aak on Friday-90 brls Carabourna Raisins 90s. to
955. 96 do. Red Smyrna Raisins 85s. 70 do. Black
Smyrna Raisins, 755. 1675 chests GOO quarter chests
Turkey Figs withdrawn, no buyers;--6541 small
drums, a few sold 70s.

NAVAL Sroess.—The demand and the prices of
Rough Turpentine are improving. Spirits are con-
siderably higher, and in improving request. Tar is
it-. steady demand; the quantity of Stockholm at mar-
ket is very limited. In Pitch or Rosin there is little
alteration.

Hasip, FLAX, AND Teixosv.—The demand for
Tailew continues limited ; the prices cannot be stated
at much variation, yet the market is heavy. Hemp
and Flax are still in limited request. The letters
from St. Petersburgh state the Exchange at 121 d.
Mcn.—There is little business doing in Rice ;
theeprices are nearly nominal.
Pitt cc or BULL loN.—Portugal cold, in coin, el. 2s.
New doubloons I:4.2s.—New dollars ss. sd.

GLASGOW MARKETS, NOVEMBER 7.
Corros.—Tbe sales of the week amount to about 783 packases;
Sex Island 7, at 39. 3d. to 3s. 9d.—Boweds 45, at 22d.-1)o.
128, at 19d. to told.--Orleans 61, 20bd. to '2l44.—Pernams
88, 29. 1 ed. to 29. 9d.—Demerara and Berbite 41, at 224. to
2s. I }d..—Trinidad 16, at '1100..-22 Berbice, by Sectioo, at
MO. to 2101.

POLICE.

Ma euON-Ilotitle.—The mew Loan Mane took
day at an early hour in the Justice-Room and
number of cases, usually attendant upon Lord
and in which pickpockets generally form the psi!
Ilia Lordship was subsequently addressed by
Canonßury-latve, who entreated his advice respi
probable means of recovering the lost child of
Cationbury-lane, as stated in our Paper of reel
said, that of the little boy no tidings h3d, sip to
been received. The little girl, when found nea
and carried to the Hercules, was quite cokl and fa
young men of Islington, who heard of a child
the Hercules, went there instantly, and were for t
back to its parents. The landlady, however, w
up, unless to the father and mother ; and the lac
!ugly sent for. Upon her arrival she wa, enal
little vent to her feelings of joy, and only etch:•
my boy?" Mr. Horoeley and hi. fiends, in dhe
search, obtained some important ir.tt Uigence.
saw the children,' chaise at seven i a the eveniu
saw a man go up to it and take the boy oat I
man u far as London Bridge, wince he entered
lie asked him why he left the other child? a.
" The servant-girl wi:l take are of that." lie .
he was going to do with the one is his arms? t,
plied, in a surly tone, " Whaes•that to your al
the house. Use followed hint to fartker. kir
that all the houses of ill.fame in the neighbourbt
lum had been inquired at, and that the Ger.*: a
admi•ted that a man and a girl, such is the n
scribed, were at his house on Sunday eyetting
• hat was learned ; and handsbilL were circulated,
t.. Elizabeth liolbrook,thetervant,if she resumes
Jlie lAnto MAYOR approved of tLis, aid ask.
inquiry had been made at the public-how,. n,nr L
It was answered, that, the person who followe
t haatie;
uftvnohanleiLanivelinsi'yunewastst:K;:ps hem:he:tuba. acnwtibhgchlaee7PeritounaGtedraecnbillt hwt:eie-thcsnthils.
Was of opinion, that the first thing which 61•6
to find out the public-house into which the E,,n:
the child. It seetned he had walked ba, witko,
that he was watched, and in all probability ter
house, where no doubt they would f..t all eh:
their power. Mr. Smith said, the friend, of
in search of the house.

Bow,Turrr.--Therwas rib** was chargsd edit
George. who keeps the Globe tavern, at
him of sixpence and half-a-crown, and xl,o wiJ
bruising hint in a most barbarous and eroel mar
secutor is so much disabled from the injury he
wounds, dcc. that he was obliged to be id iLzu
supported by two men.—The prisoner Wl3 COI:
ther examination, when it is expecusl that a c
charges will be exhibited against him.
A man in tattered garments, named Af` rw, w
repeatedly annoying Messrs. Greenwood, Cox.
Igsnts, and refusing to leave the house when dc
fortunate man had been an (Aker in the 77th
fancies that he has some demand upon the horae
for which there is no foundation. He has been!
in the emigrant habit of going to the office, to
language, and otherwise misconducti%
want of sureties.

Ilarrox-GicncN.—Yesterday a man cf the
Cooper Wlll brought up for esamMation, ehatged
stealing one hundred bottles of wine (runt Oa
Trelford, of Colebrook-terrace, Islington. Tb
found between two and three o'clock in the !nor
drunk on Clerkenwell-Grern ; near Lim were fo
bottles with the necks off, which cantata/4 the
&c. It aneared that on the same night Mr.
had been entered' by means of breaking a hole th
wall near the door, and one huldred botriM of
that the seals found on the corks of the broken bo
ded with those stolen from Mr. Treiforl-11
committed for a further examination.
Ustow Halt..--Wituara Rusk and James West,
terday brought before the Nlagistratc, charged s
of a gang of robbers in Essen, whose dari:•7 def
spread terror through that county.—Rtmaded

TO THE EDfTOK OF THE Si

Sot—Tn your Paper of this day I obseved
timed as one of the Professional liier.tletren pt
ball, yesterday. Allow me to correct this state!
ing you that I was not there, but where i till al
unfortunate daughter and son-in-law, the parent
who were taken from their home, at Canonbur)
by the servant-maid, en Sunday afternoon.—l a
Canoubury-lane, Nov. 10, [stn.

TO-MORROW!
How sweet to the heart is the thought of ro•
When Hope's fkiry pictures bright colours
How sweet, When we can from Futurity bar
A balm for the grief that afflicts us to-day
When travelling alone, quire forlorn, unbefri
Sweet the hope, that ro-moaulw my wand'r
That at home, then, with care sympathetic a
I shall rest unmolested, and slumber in pa
Or when, from the friends of my heart long
The fond expectation with joy hew replete
That from far-distant tegions, by Poonomi
To-uoalow will see us most happily meet!
When six days of labour each other sueceedir
Which with hurry and toil have my sp::i3
What pleasure to think, u the last is recc,s9l

To-swastow will be a sweet Sabbath of rev
And when the vain shadows of life are milli.,

When fife is fast fleeting, and death is in
The Christian, believing, exulting, expiring,
Beholds a xo-stoastow of endless delight!
But the Infidel, then, sees no joyous To-now

Yet he knows that his moments arc hastini
Poor wretch; can he feel, without heart-ren,
That his joy and his life must expire with
Bc...Accnce MANcracroar, t RICH AR
114, London-road, loutisuurk.

DIED.
Monday, at the Vicarage House, Elizabeth,.
ieorge Mathew, Rector of Greenwich.
Thursday, at Greenwich, Dame Elizabeth
it Thos. Maryon Wilson, Batt. of Charlton k
Friday, at Bromley, in Kent, Mrs. Browne,'
cv. Tobias Browne, Vicar of Alford, Lincoln
Oct. 51, at Edinburgh, after a short illness,
lackburn, of the Durnfries-ehire
At his house in Capeistreet, Dublin, Mr. H
eminent bookseller.

Oct. 17, at Utrecht, in consequence of a fall
the manoeuvres of the camp at Zoist, Lieut. C
of the 6th bats. of the line, Netherland service,
Military Order of William, aged 45, and Mime
ad bait. light infantry of the British German 1

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