Star.
London, England, 1816-09-25 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Nov. 2, Henry Young the younger, of Enfield, Middlesex,
• dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Richard Mackenzie Bacon and Sinn. Wilkin, of Taierhans,
Norfolk, paper-manufacturers, dealers and chaplain' to sur-
render October 7.8, and Nov. 5, at tour, at the White Swan
Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Sewell and Blake, or Mr
Foster, Norwich • or Mr Thomas Tilbury, Falcon-street, Fal-
con-square, London.
&arse Muds Pearce and William Henry Hodson, October 13,
2i , and Nov. 6, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney,
Mr Charles Bird, Castle-Ditch, Liverpool.
Charles Winterton Bayliss, of Birmingham, dealer and eliapman,
October 11, in, and Nov. 5, at sent at the Royal Hotel, Bir-
mingham. Anomie', Messrs. Clarke and Richards. Chancery.
lane, London; or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, or Messrs.
Stubbs, Modes, and Wills, Birmingham.
John Gadsby, of Nottingham, baker, dealer and chapman, October
4,1, and Nov. 5, at ten. Atternies, Mr. King, Serjeant's Inn,
Fleet-street, London; or Mr Wilkinson, Nottingham,
Jobs Bell, of Kingston upon Hull, muter mariner, dealer and
eliapnian, September 28, Octobill 1, and Nov. 5, at eleven, at
the Dog and Duck Tavern, Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Thomas
and Charles Frost, Hull.
Joitn Banos, of Exeter, broker, dealer and chapman, October 8,
IP, and Nov. 5, at one, at the Elephant Inn, Exeter. Attorney.
, Mo. Beverley, Staple Inn, London.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
October 29, James Anstead and William Prickett, Old South
Sea House, merchants, at eleven. October 29, Robert Turner,
Faversham, miller, at ten. October 12, Richard Oswb, Upper
Norton-street, insurance-broker, at eleven. Qctober in, Charles
William Knowlton, Fleet-street, batter, at twelve. October 15
Paul Chilling, Much Hadhatu, Hens, baker, at ten. October 15:
Gabriel Castel!, Eton, Bucks, grocer, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
October 16, Thomas Mudwick, of Maaebe•ter, merchant,
at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. October 23, William Old-
field, Kingston upon Hull, ironmonger, at eleven. at the Dog and
Duck, Hull. October 18, Charles Cole, Kidderminster, cabinet-
maker, at eleven, at the White Hart, Hardebery. October Is,
Edward Messer, Gagingwell, farmer, at the W bite Lion, Ban-
bury. October 15, Mark Edward Humberston, Kingston-upon.
Hull, spirit-merchdnt, at eleven, at the Dog ind Duck Tavern,
Hull. October 16, Thomas Jones, Liverpool, builder, at of e, at
the King's Arms Inn, LiverponL October 25, Jonas Dawe, Ply-
mouth-Dock, mercer and simper, at eieven, at the Fountain Ho-
tel, Plymouth-Dock.

CERTIFICATES, Ocvonaa IS.
Samuel and Robert Boardman, Liverpool, merchants. Come.
lilts Charlton, Ent Parleigh, yeoman. John Francis, New Wind-
sor, tlnman. John Dawson, Manchester, merchant Joseph
Hayne, Exeter, builder. John Vickery, Virginston, woollen-
draper. rhosnisilkaw, Skirt= timber-merchant. William and
Samuel Scoweroft, and William: Holton Bra/Motet, bleachers.
Theism Chapman, amt.:ditch, tallow-jiasalar. Rebut Mee.
deck, &sadaland hear tbe.Bea, goaqater.

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LONDON MAR It'STS, SEPTEMBER.ii
COTTON.—The purchases of Cotton duriss
last week, including the East India sale, may 13.
, sold
mated above 1600 packages. By the Cornp,s7,
Bengals, clean and good D. T. (Pialit
1311 a 15,1-d. damaged l lid. a 1211.Y23
!Rd. a' IC;;. By private contract, 4.00 p
were sold for shipping at 2s. Ixd. very middlings
lity ; and '2s. J. tt.r good ; 10n Otineraras 224
230, small parcels of Surinams were sold 2s. 3cit
Vincents 200. Barbadoes 19id. a 2N.cl, and its 1
warchnuse 50 Bengals were taken I ',*(l. a 17d.,11
90 Bengals 13!:,,d. a 11;,11. the g:eater proponiss,
the India sale was reported to be taken for el,
tation. The export of Cotton Twist continuesvrt
extensive, but no material alteration in the 'nicest
be stated ; the Baltic shipments are nearly closed!
the season.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 21. During the
part of the week the demand f",:r C,tton
extremely limited, and prices again gave w„y:
consequence of this decline some of the dealtri;
Wednesday came into the market pretty freely,
there has been a fair enquiry since, but the saleseud
have been at a reduction of about id. per pound,
American Cottons, and Id. to Id. in Brazils, bti;
last week's quotation. \esterday there were puk
sales of 52S Boweds and 300 Demeraras ; their
mer went off very steadily at 18d. a 18id• for fie
good fair quality, but the Demeraras sold heavily
a reduction of fully id. per pound, say 21241 tot
dling, to 2s. for good and fine marks. The
sales of the week are alriut-1500 Boweds, ar 1:,
to 180. for ordinary to 'fair, ar.d I Sid. v.,
good fair to very good ; 450 Orleans at Is*
rather ordinary to 22d. for goo:', and ..f 'w ut 111
bar's gin at 2s. 240 Sea Islands at 2. fur faii
2s. 7d. for fine, including 66 stained ,s. 450 h
nams at 2s. old. to 2s. Id. 1200
td. soaking, mslt2l
to 2s. 700 Bahia: at 23d. to 2s. 2U Deuleraras ;
rsid. to 2s. Id. 40 Bahamas at 17d. to :9;1. 12. c,,
r4iticsouast altBrid..2;olßseGnBraellaadtaslta.dt wid• West 1,,
tog
with dune sold by auotion, 5590 bags. The ar
are only 1274 bags."
SUGAII.•••• Ihere has been little busit,:ss effecteel
Muscovades since the reduction of the import du.,
a general opinion was entertained by the trade to
the prices would decline 2,. a 3s. cwt. Ia pryt;
tion to the reduction of the duty.
Correa.—There continues to be very atm;
„sales of Coffee, and very considerable fluctue,rr., 4
the prices : the extensive sale by the Compahy er:a
id 2s. a Ss. Neer than any prey; ,us s tie. Tueid,
India Cotree—Surn..tra went at 6:)i. el a 61i.11.
ribon at 655. a Sts. 6d. good btolAn Java at 'NA
735. good brown Bourbon 70s. t;:i. a Tis. good Nint4
100 s. 61 It was calculated 41)0Lt a than
quantity advettised was taken in for the propritus,
There were two considerable public sales this fa

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noon of West India ; the greater proportion cif tfal
Coffee went off freeiy ; the prices of the Dutch wet
fully supported, and several parcels went a shin:
higher than last week. 'l'ne uzdinary descriptioui
Jamaica may again be stated Is. per cwt. lower,
making a decline of three si,iliings per cwt. the
Dutch, and every other description ot West India
lower, but a considerable itnprovement iu the &rand
this forenoon.

IRISH PROVISIONtip Etc.--The demand ftr primt
Beef and Park continues, and, frt m the coutiougau
of extreme szaren weather, the holders ale sairim
of realising a further advance, on acccaut at tk,
probable late season. Bacon without variance,-
us material alteration cats be stated in tie pricnif
Butter.

°mi.—The export demand for Whale Oilhas
so very considerable. that the stocks here are alms?
greatly reduced. The exports frum IbAU are stark
at 2000 tons. Cod and Seal Oil are also on the
vance. Rape a shade lower. In the other desalt
tions there is no variation. _

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HEAP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The prices of Tel
loW contiaue to improve, and very considerable boo
ness has lately been effected ; there is more load
fur Hemp and Flax ; the prices are, however, little
varied.

RUM, BRAWDY,.AND HOLLANDS.--The acceaatsfe
some weeks from France have given the most into
iourable reports of the vintage ; oa Thursday tis,.
letters mentioned there was apparently A bettrrp
pect ; there have been several parcels reported at tts
Custom House, the prices of Brandies are, in now
q uence, giving stray ; the demand for Ruin has sot
been se brisk, and no material decline can be card;
today there is apparently purchasers tor the kat
market, the qualities in request are low Janadicas.-
Pale Geneva in demand, at advanced prices.
Tosacco..-The arrivals of Virginia Tobacco
within ten days have exceeded two thousand Me.
the prices are, in consequence, entirely nominal ;-
we believe scarcely any business has since heed et*
ted ; the stock of Marylands being more limited.'
the trivial purchases made, the late prices have bee
fully supported.
Woof..—Wool has had a rise of 2s. in the stag,
and is still rising, as the town of Lee-is, whicb is de
great manufacture of Marie wool, has I oely receivol
a large order for clothing the At my.

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A &sax was played ott MArgate tx.t week,bl
a wag, who employed the crier to :4,10cu..ce U.adate
Swot's performances on the tight rope, f,r the go
titication of the inhabitants of the Isle of Thane.--
Company flocked from all quarters, and bore the'
disappointment with wondertul good humour.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, ee the lath of September, the Hon. L;eutaust
General Jobs Leslie, to Mier Coming, daughter or du 161
Thomas Cutting, Esq. Banker In Edu►burgh.
Chu Tuesday, the 24th instant, at Wimbledon, by the Uri
Bishop of London, the key. P. Poweell Decal d, third .0a of itt
late &baud Bastard, of hharpham, in the County of berm. 14
to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice Path.

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DIED.
At Bannaebra,Dumbartonsiiire,ou the I^th Augtot
days after the birth of a son, Mn. Lillias Fientlersoo, out
Captain John Green, of the East York Militia.

FKICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bask Stock Long Annuitka
S per Coot. Red. -•- f India Bonds
Ditto Cons. 61if Exchequer Bilk 2 s prem.
4 per Cents. • I Cons. tur acc. 61166-2 di}
I per cent. Navy 9214 l Lottery Tickets, S3l. 7s.
HIGH 4i.4.71"ERT0 MBRRUWATLONDON Bit IPIIM
Mortithg - - - 21 mm. atter S
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