Star.
London, England, 1827-11-02 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTECtiaIkIiCE—THIS DAY,

The markets for West India petiton, continue 4 *Tinto ofinl>.
toms of improvement, although mat as much badness hes been
transacted as was expected. Most of the articles of Colonial pro-
duce submitted for sale since Tuesday have been bought in, the
holders not being willing to part with their gouda at the prices at.,
feted, there being now a (air prospect of higher imitations being
attained. The dealings this morning in British Plantation Sugar hive
been in terms fully la. per cent. above the former prices. The stock
of Sugar in the West India Docks in the beginning oE the week was
49,089 kbds. 3,370 tierces, and 38,513 bait. At the same period
last year there were in the warehouse 22.520 iihdis. 4,30 tierces,
and 21,752 bags. Coffee remains mach tie same mon Tuesday. -
Spices met with an ecureased demand, and daring the melt a
good deal of business has been done in Nutmegs, place. and Clove!,
but more particularly in the Srat mentioned, at au advance of froen.
2.1. to 3d. per lb.—Pepper is merely a shade higher, the eagalrim
for it being limited. . .

Rms.--The notice given from the Victualling (Ace for the tow
tract of a large quantity of Kum has rendered the market more Arm.
During the week considerable parcels of Jamaica have been par.

chased. This morning the holders ask advanced prices. which have
only in a few instances been submitted to. Leeward Lima antler,
proofs Oily be. quoted at as. 3d. the total quantitylaimet.ed this
year isles. than that in the lag year, armanting t034.14‘ pain:deems.
. .

&starers' continues in demand at a shade ewe the former
price, viz. at 45a. per cvrt.
Suzy. —The demand for raw silks has been rather flit dace the
conclusiuu of the last India sale, not the effect of any falling off in
the manufactures, but the indisposition fek by the trade to give the
►igh prices asked by the holders. The Stock of East India silks in the
warehouse is comparatively smelt, and without further considerable
arrivals before the next sale will be Inadequate to the probable
demand. The coarser sorts of Silks are much sought after. The
imports from Prance in the last week, both of thrown and raw,
have been Considerable.

Limo meets with a ready sale for exportation. and the adVance
noticed in our last fully maintained.
Otca.—The market latterly has been in a yen dresping mems
and sales have been forced to a considerable extent of while elk
but seed oU is steady,. The speculators for a rise in tbe "sneer
have lost large semi, as they purchased largely on the preepott tea
bad fishing season. -
Although the deliveries of Hemp have been temldersili Klefts
the demand continues extremely brisk at ASS per Ms. Tense see
rather heavy, but at no material reductions in price.

The following official notice was yesterday morning
transmitted to Me laws%ia Company:
" Office of Committee of Privy Condi far Trade,

"11, 00.1 stir It&

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" It having been represented to the Committee of Privy Mall]
for Trade, that British subjects who may have occasion to risk the
Roulet% dominions are frequeutly subjected to great inconvenience 1
frum not paying proper attention to the regulations established there,
with respect to the production of passports in due form,
" I am directed to transmit to you the enclosed extract frost a
dispatch on that satire, front the British Minister. at St. Paters-
burgh, for the information of the Russia Company; and in Milt
[ that they may take such steps as may appear to them to be peeper
for making the sante public, for the informatics of the merchants
and ethers trading to Russia.
(Signed)

" Tsoxas Lica."