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London, England, 1819-10-06 00:00:00

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sONDONItt, Kt's, ocToarr,
CroTTAN„The Cotton market last week
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hia very, depressed state, on account of the large.
decheed fur Friday, at the India House ; it tons;:
of 16,418 bags, of which nearly 8000 are reported
be actually sold ;'the Surat Cotton at a depresvti
of id. to id. per pound, the Bengal at a ilea,.
id. to id. a large proportion of the Surat Cotton
of an exceedingly ordinary quality, and rr.et
little or no attention from any of the puichasen,
was bought in at 61d. to 7'd. the llengals.)
chiefly taken by speculators ; those ho!Tht in.
of the lowest quality. Since the sale 12(1(, ?urat,
500 Bengals are reported to he t;(1;en at the
price I'he only purchase of Cc,t,on, bes!dei
India descriptions, were 119 clean fair Berbice
ton 16d. to 16id. waste 12.!d. to 13d. This forennol
the demand for East India Cotton continue, ; ser,.
parcels are again reported to be sold, and ;1:e •
let appears to be reviving. Importations cf C(
since our last :-7 t bales West India.
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades list
continued steady, bat the purchases reported
not on an extensive scale ; the prices t‘ ere, lan,
fully maintained. The business done in Muse(
this forenoon has been very limited ; there apl
however, to be no disposition amongst the holder-
effect sales, by submitting to a further dept es,ic
no alteration whatever in the prices can be Etll
Corral.-The public sales brought forware
week were considerable ; the ordinary descril
again declined 2s. to 3s. per cwt. the reductif
not confined to Jamaica descriptions as former).
Demerara and Berbice sold in the same proporti
BuLtrom has experienced no variation in pric
the three last returns-Foreign Gold, in bars,
17s. 10i-cf.-New Doubloons, 423. 13s. Gd.-:
Dollars, 55.-Silver, in bars, ss. 0?Id.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 2.
We have continued to experience a very li
demand for Cotton this week, and prices of Boweds
may again be considered a shade lower ; other
remain without alteration. The sales are only
2500 bags, cralsisting of 1600 Boweds 131 to
for middling to fair, 134 d. to 14d. for good
FZI; 4.00 Orleans 140. to 151 d. for lair to
16icl. and 17d. for good and prime ; 34 '
lees 121 d. 80 Sea Islands 2s. 4d. to 2s. 7d. for
sped fair ; 4.4.0 Pernams 18d. to I*. 300 M;
horns 161 d. to 17d. 65 Bahias 171 d. and 17i 1
Demeraras 17i d. 10 West liulias 44d. 5U Surat,
kg 12d. for fair to good ;. 40 Bengals Tad. to 9d.
arrivals are 4479 bags.

CoAts.—The keelmen upon the Tyne have
working, on two grounds of dissatisfaction,
first is, that the coal-owners load more coals on
the keels than formerly : i.e. they keep up t!
minal price, by giving larger measure to the shi
and thus increase the labour of the keelmar, r,i
any additional pay. The other complaint is a;
the extension of the colliery spouts, (the termi
of the rail-ways on the river) below Newcastle-I
by which vessels of almost any burthen can n
ceive their coals without the intcrvemi, n of
thus throwing many keelmen cut of employment.

Thursday,the Master of an homeward-bound
Indiaman was brought by a Ramsgate boat, iv
Pier, to obtain medical advice, being in a star
sere illness ; but before he could be landed fri
boat, he fell back and immediately expired.
The Tiger, SMITH, of and for Liverpool,
Barbadoes, struck on a rock or shoal on the moi
of the 50th ult. near the Saltees, and soon went
Only four persons (viz: John Taylor, Charles
Charles Hounins, and John Martha) out of
which composed the crew and passengers, were t
Captain TIMEL,AIt, in 26 days from Vera Cruz,
forms, that a few days before he sailed, a Britis!'
gate arrived there from the Havannah, and
take on board two millions of dollars, and the
trade between that province and Mexico wa
terrupted.
Saturday a fire broke out in the Iron-mil
Shirley, near Southampton. By timely assistance
and promptitude, the conflagration was subdued
without doing any material injury.

BIRTHS.
On the 25th ult. at Edinburgh, the Lady of Capt. Wm.
shall, of the Hon. rust India Company's service, of a daghter.
At Blockhouse, near Wigton, die ivife of 31r. Datdel (
of three sons, who are likely to do welL
Monday aeonight, the Lady of David Francis Joao,
Recorder of Chester, of a daughter.
- The wife of Joseph gicbartleoq, labourer, of rpten
Woreesterebbv,# few gide, ar Wein*

MARRIED.
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At Abbey of Luce, on the 14th ult. Doctor James Ander.7.l,
Physician in Belfast, to bliss Jane Leatmont, daughter
'Rev. Learmont.
April 3, at Bombay, Richard Woodhouse, EN- Registrar
the Court of Vice-Admiralty at Bombay, to Ars. 1.1‘"
widow of the late Colonel Urquhart.

• DIED.
At Bombay, on the 30th of April, Pooley, eldest son
late John Pocky Kensington, Esq. of Putney.
In FebinarY last, at Smyrna, where he went in hopes
0.0,014 Ith health, Charles Edward Lane Esq. agedI
youngest son of the late Colonel William Lane, Li:utenair
verner of the Island of St. Helena.
• At Kirkiniebiel, on tbe9lst uk. Mr. George Coulter,P:v:
of the Gospel.
At Mdutrose, on the 20th Or. after a very licgeirg :11d;
foal ilineas. Mr. Robert Heist% one of the Public T:ache!
that place.
Sunday se'nnight, at Perth, after a very hort illress,
M‘Ocnie, LLD. long known in that city ;-s a diligent and
oafs teacher. Dr. bl'Oeniewas in the Gilth year of his Iv
bad lung filled., with much credit, the office of Secretal
Literary and ?Antiquarian Society of P. :tit, in the ittc
which he always took a very warm inter, fit. It is rem.
that his funeral took place on the very day for which he
timated, a few days before, the Anntril Meeting of the .
In consequence of a wish expressed by the Presid,ct, the
Hon. the F..srl of Kinntmli, the day of meeting was, out
spent to his memory, postponed to a future day.
Sunday senniglit, aged 65, Mr. Richard Green, of Wk.
Lancaster. Ili dsath was caused by an apparently triffic;
eumstance :--As be was taking the hoods off a hattrck, '
field, on the previotas Monday morning, he felt as if
pricked his thumb, and think thg it was only done 13:- ;
he continued to work the whole of the day. lie found s
to increase so rapidly, that he applied to a surgeon, cn AV
day, who ordered poulticea, aticladministered b3rk ; but
no avail, the pain ;and swelling spread fromtis hard
arm, mortilectiod emend, and terminate,' his IV.. on chi
day. • . '

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