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feelings and aggravate the sufferings df the potpie,
Aldermenroduce the evils they were intended to prevent.
Domviu.a and THORP followed t a

similar effect.
Mr. Alderman HeyoArs, who was present only
during a part of the sitting of the Colin, strongly
objected to the wording of the Resolutions, although
he agreed as to their general tendency, and was wil-
ling to sign a Loyal Declaration. Ifo however, the
Resolutions were not altered, and no others were pro-
posed, he should hold up his hand for them.
Mr. Alderman DOMVILLZ said, he reasoned on the
Resolutions in precisely the same way as Alderman
Heygate, and drew exactly the opposite conclusion.
The reason the worthy Alderman gave for voting for
the Resolutions was the very one which induced him,
to vote against them !
Slr RICHARD CARR GLYN and Alderman BIRCII
supported the Resolutions, which were then put and
carried, with the dissent of Aldermen Wood, Waith-
man, Thorp, and Sir William Domville; and the
Court adjourned at five o'clock.

COMMERCE.
LONDON MARKETS, OCTOBER ie.
COTTON.-The demand for Cotton last week was
languid, the sales were estimated at 900 bags ; the
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price
prices
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had previously been taken in; 500 Surats Bd. to
10d. chiefly sold to the trade ; 400 Bengals were
taken by speculators and shippers at 7id. good ship-
ping.quality, 80. for good fair, and bid. and sp.
for good. This forenoon, by public sale, 140 bags
St. Vincent's, of good quality, were bronght forward,
the whole were taken in at 15id. 246 bags Vera Cruz,
on the seed, sold very high, realizing 2d. and 21d.
SUGAR.-The business done in Muscovades last
week was more considerable than for some time pre-
ceding ; the wholesale grocers for the home con-
sumption, and the trade for refining, evinced a dis-
position to increase their stocks, and as the holders
were very firm, the former currency was fully main-
tained. This forenoon the purchasers were incon-
siderable, the market has again become exceedingly
heavy, but there are no sellers at any reduction. A
public sale of Barbadoes Sugar, consisting of 150
hhds. 3 tierces, has gone off very heavily at a reduc-
tion of fully 2s. to 3s. per cwt.; fine white realised
845.; the other descriptions went at very low rates,
good white, 78s. 6d. to 795. ; ordinary, 755. to 775.;
yellowy 68s. to 70s. 6d. The request for Refined
goods continued steady last week, and the transac-
tions reported were very considerable, yet the anxiety
amongst the holders to effect' sales was so reat, that
a further depression in the prices must be stated.
Molasses are steady.
COFFEE.-The public sales of Coffee brought for-
ward last week were rather extensive, consisting of
1442 casks and 241 bags ; the whole went off freely,
but, towards the close of the week, Dominica, Ha-
vanna!), and St. Domingo, sold at a reduction of '2s.
to 3s. per cwt.; Jamaica Coffee, particularly the or-
dinary descriptions, went, in several instances, a
*shade lower, but no general depression could be
stated ; middling Dominica with colour, sold 120 s. to
1235.; 147 casks, 51 bags, St. Domingo, 106 s. to
106 s. 6d. ; fine ordinary Havannah, with colon!, 107 s.
to 107 s. 6d. Two public sales of Coffee were brought
forward this forenoon, the first consisted of 122 casks
Jamaica descriptions ; the whole went off with brisk-
ness, and at prices higher than last week ; good ordi-
nary Jamaica, but dingy colour, realised 102 s. 6d. to
104 s. in considerable parcels; middling, 1275. 6d.
to 128 s. 6d.; good middling, but foxy colour, 131 s.
The second consisted of a few lots British Plantation
and 291 bags St. Domingo ; the latter, we believe,
sold at 105 s. for ordinary. Generally of Coffee it
may be stated, that the prices of last week are main-
tained, but the market is rather heavy, on account of
large sales being reported for this week.
shier.-On Friday, by public sale, 300 bags East
India Rice, in bond, were brought forward, and sold,
good white Bengal I 1 s. a 12s. cargo Bs. 6d. a 95.6 d.;
1123 bags duty free, sold 10s. 6d. a 13s. 6d.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLow.-The prices of Foreign
Tallow continuing to decline, the market is exceed-
ingly heavy at our reduced quotation. Hemp has
also given way. Flax is heavy.
OILS.-The prices of Greenland Oil have given
way, and the sale is heavy at the reduction. Sper-
maceti has fallen £3 per tun, and the sale is heavy
at the decline. Other Oils meet a limited request, but
no material depression can at present be stated.
Russ, BRANDY, and HoLtaNns.-The demand for
Leeward Island Rum greatly revived last week ; the
quantity taken for immediate exportation was report-
ed to be very considerable. This forenoon the request
appears again to have subsided, the market is heavy.
Brandy has given way considerably. Geneva is still
without inquiry.
Toßacco.-Several parcels of Tobacco have been
sold during the week. Virginia Leaf Sid. a 7d. Stern-
ed saladd., a
asBd.the '!fiei smanufacturersnowadeaahcaivneg,bez buy-
ing,ntayexpect a good demand for the home trade. Export
qualities are in demand at bid. a 7d. and some fine
Black Fats are held at 10d. a 10d.

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 9.
The stocks of Cotton in the hands of the dealers
and spinners having become small, in consequence of
the limited purchases made by them for the last
month, there has been a good demand throughout
the whole of the week, and on Wedneeday it became
very animated, particularly for Boweds ; this de-
scription has, in consequence, advanced id. to id. per
pound ; but in other kinds there is no amendment in
price. The sales amount to about 7150 bags, con-,
:hang of 3470 Boweds 1214 for very ordinary,
12id. to 13id. for inferior to fair, 13d. to 14-id. for
good fair to good, and a few prime at l 4 d. 800
Orleans 14d. to 15d. for middling to good fair, and
16d. to 17d. for very good to pnnie ; 80 Tenessees
120. 75 Sea Islands 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6d. for fait.tei
good fair ; 50 stained do. 150. to 21341. 5.50 Per-
nams 18d. to 14d. 1020 Maranhams 164 d. to 17d.
200 Bahias 1614 to 171 d. 150 Minas 14d. and 14td.
150 Demeraras 153 d. to 18d. 250 Carthagenas 1 I id.
40 Surats leid. to 12d. for gOod fair to good ; 300
Bengal: 70. to Sid. for middling to fair. The ar-
rivals are only 1992 bags.

GLASGOW MARKET, OCTOBER co.
Corron.--The sales this week amount to 567 packages:—
Sea Island 24, at Ss. 4d. to 2s. 6d.—Boweds 190, at Ind. to
144.1.--Orleans 55, at 144 d. to 1614.—Maranhanis 20, at.lnd.
Demerara 11, at lint to 19d.—Do. inferior 52, at 130.—Car-
timon 47, at IX—Op-gads 34 at 154.—8cag4 51 at Pkl.