Star.
London, England, 1818-01-21 00:00:00

LONDON MARrETS, JANUARY 20.

Cotrost.—The late extensive sale at the India-
'House has occasioned a temporary pause in the de-
mand for Cotton ; the prices are little varied ;,--the
holders have been asking an advance on the sale
E :eknes, but we believe it has in very few instances
realized-100 bales Bengal were disposed of
at prime cost. Another sale it is reported will take
place in three weeks or a month ; the arrivals are
1700 Surats, 4000 Bengals, and 450 Bourbons
more supplies are expected, particularly of Bengal
Cotton.

The purchases since our last are confined to 200
Pemams 2s. ld..sto 2s. lid. SO Smyrnas 17d. to 17id.
and a few prime Surinams 2s. 2frd. and the 100 Ben-
gals we have before mentioned at the East India sale
price.
LIVERINN3L, JANUARY 17.—The Cotton market
has been rather quiet during the greater past of the
week ; and new Boweds have experienced a further
decline of id per pound. Yesterday there were se-
veral public sales of various descriptions ; the Surats
and Bengals were heavy, and a considerable part of
them were withdrawn ; there were sold" 657 Surats
at 16d. and 1. for good fair quality, being arecluc-
tion of about. per pound on the sale prices of the
2d. inst. 359 Bengals at Ind. to 13d. for middling to
pod fair—the others went off steadily, viz. 290 Sea
Islands at 2s. Sp. to 2s. 7d. for fair to good quality ;
144 I)emeraras at 2lid. to 2s. Id. for middling to
good, and a few very fine ar2s. 2-tal. 86 Orleans at
210. to 22id. for middling to fair ; 240 Boweds at
18d. to 20d. for inferior to good fair. The whole
. sales, including those by private contract, amount to
about .5060 bags."
SUGAR.—The deliveries of Sugar from the ware-
house have materially increased since the commence-
ment of the year, owing to a great revival in the
country trade ; the speculation in September and
October advanced the prices of Muscovades so ra-
pidly, that the tradt kept their stocks more limited
than usual ; as the prices since have declined to mo-
derate rates, it has greatly promoted the home con-
sumption. The market for Sugars in importers'
hands was however rather heavy last week ; the few
purchases made were at prices a shade lower.
*This forenoon the market is again heavy, and pur-
chases may be made about Is. louer. The improve-
ment of the country trade appears evident by the ex-
tensive deliveries from the warehouse last week, 3999
casks, nearly exclusively for home consumption.
The stock of Sugar is .now nearly the same as
lastTrze.
has been little variation in the prices of re-
fined goods.—Molasses are heavy and declining.
The refined market has some appearance of giving
way this forenoon ; purchases may be made Is. to
2s. tower.
For Foreign Sugars there has been more inquiry ;
for the fine description higher prices are asked. The
'only sales since our last are a few yellow Havannahs,
at fifty-three shillings.
Corees.—There have been considerable inquirils
after Coffee. By private contract, last week several
rather extensive transactions were reported to have
taken place, at rather high prices ; some Cheriben
realized 98s. and 100 s. very high rates were asked for
Java Coffee, on account of its scarcity. There were
no public sales brought forward last week, which was
stated to be owing •to the very small quantity of
Coffee remaining in the importers' hands.
bun Paovistoss.—The prices of prime Provi-
sions are likely to continue out of proportion high in
comparison with the rates of parcels of inferior de-
scriptions ; it is now ascertained that a great propor-
tion of the new Beef is imperfectly cured, owing, it
is stated, to the unfavourable weather during the
Beef curing season : it will probably have an effect
on the future prices of the prime. The demand far
Pork continues steady. New Bacon continues steady,
though rather limited in request ; the old is entirely
neglected. The holders of Butter continue sanguine
of realizing higher prices.
FRUIT.—The only extensive parcel of Currants re-
maining in the importers hands was lask week pur-
chased by the trade. A cargo of Raisins was brought
forward last week ; the whole was withdrawn at 61s.
Rtes.—The prices of Rice are nearly nominal.—
The quantity of East India expected is reported to be
very extensive.

ilzedp, FLAX, AND TALLOW.--The demand for
Tallow greatly revived yesterday ; and this morning
the animated request continues ; the immediate cause
of the advance is the scarcity, and the persons who
had engaged for time bargains being unable to fulfil
their contracts. Hemp continues in request. The
demand for Flax has rather given way.
OlLS.—Oils continue very heavy, the prices de-
clining. Greenland may be purchased at reduced
prices. A small parcel of Sperm has arrived, and we
believe has been disposed of at lower prices. Every
other description of Oil is at a small decline. Cod
Oil at a depression of 11. per tun ; Pale Seal 21. and
Brown at a greater decline. Seed Oils have also
given way 11. to 21. per tun, and meet a heavy sale at
the decline.

•• NAVAL Sroaas.—There is a sale of Rough Tur-
pentine advertised ; the prices are, in consequence, no-
minal until the sale. Spirits are unvaried. Tar has
been in request, at advancing prices. In Pitch and
Rosin there is no variation.

TOBACCO—The market continues very heavy ;
there are no sales of any extent since our last.
RUM, BRANDY, AND 'JOLLA N DS.—The demand for
Rum within the last few days has rahter revived
the enquiry has been chiefly for Leewards, but the
sales have as yet been inconsiderable ; little variation
can be stated in the currency. The request for Brandy
and Geneva continues languid.
GOLD AND SILVER.-1 ortugal Cold, in coin, 41.
lgs.—Foreign, in bars 41. 15s.—Silver, in bars, ss.
per oz.

Prices of-the Markets at Kingston, Jamaieo, on
the 4th November—Flour, 15 dollars—Rice, eight ;
Pitch Pine Lumber 51 to 54--Shingles 15 to '24--
Exchange on London 483 dollars per 1001. sterling.

A number of the destitute seamen, after being
comfortably clothed by the Committee at the King's
Head, Poultry, have been sent on board outward-
bound vessels. Twelve of them went on board an
Indianian a day or two ago. On relating the dis-
tressed condition from which they had been relieved,
the whole of the Officers and crew instantly made a
collection to be forwarded to ale Committee.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETI.I'..,

This Gazette contains the appointments of Sir John les;, ,
be Vice-Chancellor ; and Major-General Sir Johr.
i.
to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the Ishnd
Imcie, in the room of MataCts'entral Seymour, deceas,,!.
Gazette also contains Ad of Condolence to thy p,
Krautt from the Burgh of Dingwall, the Burgh of kiti,
Kendal, and from the &flatus Academicus of the
of Edinburgh:

BA NKRUPTCY EXL AR GED.
March 7, Patrick Martin, of Oxforii-etreet, bookseller,
at Guildhall
Feb. 7, Jomes Stephens, of Collirgymod-street,
Road, brewer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Dialeihdi
BANK lICPTS..
James Marshall, of Manchester, drrper, to iron-ender Frd t,
and March 3, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Pia.-di';
chester. Attomirs, Mr. Cowin, Manchester;
Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
John Pilkington, late of Preeten, Lancashire, grocer. r,
11, and March 3, at eleven, at the Bull Inn,
nies, Mr. Wm. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row,
Mr. Charles Buck, Preston.
Wm. Handley, of Stretten-en-le-field, Derbyshire,
16, at four at Mr. Piddocke's Office, Feb. 17, ,ne
at the White Hart Inn, Aeliby-de-Iz-Zouch, at e:t'Yei
Mrs, Messrs. Baxter and Bowktr, I:urn:ears irr,
Mr. Leonard Piddocke,
Bold Cooke, of Patricreft withr
shirr, tottrat-spinner, Feb. 7,8, and March 3, t ,•!,7
Mosley Anne lan, Mar:Kitt:etc?. Attorreet,
Manchester; or Messrs. Willis, Clarke, trti
court, Lordot.
Charles of the George Inn, rerrmetci..l Pc
Janney 23, Feb. 3, and March 3, at ten,
nies, Messrs. Knight and Freerr.ar., 13 4110.
James • Day, of Bridge-Hoed, Surrey, at., truss.:
appraiser, January 741, Feb. 7, and March
Guildhall Attorney, Mr. llughes, Dear-are
John rowie, of Milford-place, Tottenhaiu-...0:

rrero,

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January ?4, v 7, and M.:reb :1, a: ten, at
Mr. Duff, .7.7, eastle-atreet, }{Thorn.
John Nye, of Tunbridge-, Kent, baker. January 31, I
March 3, at twelve, atGuildhalL Atturners.
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and France, Bedford-row, London; or I.r. S:.
Tunbridge Wells.
John Nash, of ilaverfordwest, liven-draper, &

and chariman, Feb. 18, 12, and Watch :3, a:
White Lion lon, Bristol. Attorries, Air. Ltwr.ri
Bristol; and Ilessrs. Jenkins, James, and .11.‘b,,i, N‘s
DIVIDENDS to be made at G
Feb. 24, J. Biggs, (7harlta-street, liatton-giretr,
man, at twelve. Feb. 21, R. Knaroo,
at twelve. Feb. 24, J. Smith, Faversham, shopkteper,
Feb. 7, S. Best, late of Norwich, upbulsterer, at twai.r I
14, T. Butler, Blarkfriars-road, oilman, at dercn. t
H. and J. Dodson, Southwark, hop-factors, at one. le.
W. Ledge, Ariel-court, Throgrnorton-street, wine-trt
twelve. Feb. 3, J. Paine and T. Shout, Ilapniiit
brewers, at twelve. Feb. 7, T. Brame, Lowestoft.
merchant, at one. Feb. 3, B. Cohen, Bishopepate.c.r.*:.:
chant, at elcven. Feb. 10, J. Turner, Baru-Mill, rout
Hempstead, corn-dealer, at twelve. Feb. 14, E. T

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bald's-to:A, coach-maker, at twelve. Feb. 10, J. C.,;
Gracechurch-street, haberdasher, at eleven. Feb. tl. t E
Blackfriars-road, brewer, at twelve. Feb. 10, N. Scholebe:::l
T. W. Kershaw, Greenwich, haberdashers, at ten. Feb.
Russell, New-road, Sloane-street, carpenter, at tea
S. Parker, Lambeth, imderwriter, at eleven. Feb. 10, R. I
niel, Coleman-street, livery-stable-keeper, at one. Fib.:;.'
Pennell, jun. late of Quesnlaithe, merchant, at ter. Et,
P. Cahn& Union-street Bond-street, tailor, at twelve.

to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the Isi:nld*.',4
Lucie, in the room of Major-General Seymour, di:tea:re!. ,
Gazette also contains Addresses of Condolence to the, p
Recant from the Burgh of Dingwall, the Burgh of }(l4-.,,
Kendal, and from the Senates Academicus of the tai.•
of Edinburgh."
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
March 7, Patrick Martin, of Worn-street, bookseller,
at Guildhall.
Feb. 7, Joints Steppers, of Collingwcod-street, BL.t
Road, brewer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Coaleuteg,
BANKRUPTS.
James Marshall, of Manchester, draper, to iron-ender Felt,
and March 3, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Pice.di,;•
Chester. Attornies, Mr. Cowin, Manchester;
Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
John Pilkington, late of Presten, Lancashire, grocer. ro..
n, and March 3, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Treat::.
mks, Mr. Wm. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row, Le.:•4
Mr. Charles Buck, Preston.
Was. Handley, of Serener-en-k-field, Derbyshire, e-."r. y
16, at foot at Mr. Piddocke's Office, Feb. 17, ,nd ,
at the White Hart Inn, Ashby-e-e-'2.-Zooch, at e:ever,
ilk', Messrs. Baxter and Bowker, Forniears ire, I
Mr. Leonard Piddocke,
Bold Cooke, of Patricreft wietin Barter.-upe•--Irwe!Ll„-
shire, cotton-spinner, Feb. 7,8, and March 3,
Mosley Arms Lan, Manchester. Attorr.ret,
Manchester; or Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and ('c.
court, London.
['harks "liar, of the George Lot, Ccrrmerci..l
Januay 23, Feb. 3, and March 3, at ten, a C.. s:.„
nice, Messrs. Knight and Freerrael., 13 .SII
lames • Da.y, of Bridge-Road, Surrey, at. „...
appraiser, January 31, Feb. 7, and Marsh
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 lughes.' lkar-cre ,
John Awfl, of Midford-place, Tottenbaiu-so. .
January 24*, 27, and M.,•erti 3, at see, at ;,,
Mr. Duff, 37, castle-street, Iklborn.
John Nye, of Tunbridge, Kent, baker. January 31, I* c
March 3, at twelve, atGuildhalL Attormes.
and France, Bedford-row, London; or Xt.
Tunbridge Wells.
John Nash, of Ilaverfordwest, linen-draper, thoploor.e, •,•
and chapman, Feb. 18, 19, and Wareh 3, a: tee. r .
„.
White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Leee..e
Bristol ; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and .11.‘h.,t, Nce ;
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUI1.111!.11.1..
Feb. 24, J. Biggs, Charles-street, liatton.g.iresn, !red
man, at twelve. Feb. 21, R. Knapeon,
at twelve. Feb. 24, J. Smith, Faversham, shopketpee,
Feb. 7, S. Best, late of Norwich, upholsterer, at ewer..
14, T. Butler, Blackfriars-road, oilmen, at Merin. c
H. and J. Dodson, Southwark, hop-factors, at one. le..
W. Ledge, Argel-cnurt, Throgrnoaton-street, wine-tre
twelve. Feb. 3, J. Rehm and T. Shout, Bagnikt
brewers, at twelve. Feb. 7, T. Brame, Lowestoft. .•
merchant, at one. Feb. 3, B. Cohen, Rishoptgate-r.t.rn
chant, at eleven. Feb. 10, J. Turner, Baru-Mill, 'ear F.-
Illempeteati, corn-dealer, at twelve. Feb. 14, E. Mare._ T.
bald's-road, coach-maker, at twelve. Feb. 10, J.
Gracechurch-street, haberdasher, at eleven. Feb. tl.
Blackfriare-road, brewer, at twelve. Feb. 10, N. Scboteta:::
T. W. Kershaw, Greenwich, haberdashers, at tan. Feb.
Russell, New-road, Sloane-street, carpenter, at ten. Tea
S. Parker, Lambeth, underwriter, at eleven. Feb. 10, R.
Coleman-street, livery-stable-keeper, at one. Feb.:;.
Pennell, jun. late of Queenitithe, merchant, at ter. F.S.
P. Cartng, Union-street Bond-street, tailor, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Feb. 18, W. Neilson, Liverpool, merchant, at oat.
George, Dale-street, LaverpooL Feb. 12, C. Ilwb.r . \
Hoists, seedsman, at eleven, at the Seven Stairs, Tone-,. F.
10, a Newbold, late of Birmingham, tin-ylate-u r. c
at the Royal Hate% Birmingham. Feb. 11, B. Stank and
Redhead, Penrith, bankers, at eleven, at the Crown ant
Carlisle. Feb. 12, G. Badbani, Broenyard, victualler.
it the Falcon, Brornyard. Feb. 16, J. Meek
rerpool, merchants, at one, at the George, Dale-street,
tool. Feb. 12, J. Barron, Tardebigg, innkeeper, at (ion,
he Haymarket Inn, Worcester. Feb. 14, I'. Rebits,r
itead, Kirkheaton, clothiers, at eleven, at. the Rose kr,a
Etuddersfield. Feb. 16, Farah Demain Wakefield, drett c
it ten, at the Sessions-bouse, WakellAd. Feb. 12, 1.
aath, haberdasher, at one, at the Greyhound, B.A.
BI RTI IS. •
Saturday se'rmight, at Wickham, Hams, the Lady ca
Donald, Royal Navy, of a son.
On the ad November, at Halifax, the Lady of Caputo
ham, C. B. of the Leander, of a son.
Saturday, at Chelsea. the Lady of Charles Baader, Es
he Royal Navy, of a daughter.
At Madras, in July last, the Lady of Captain George
kdjutant-General's Departanont, of a son.
Wednesday, Lady Sarah Rayiy. of 'still-bort child.
DIED.
Friday, in Sobo.agnore, in his 88th year, Edward
7.sq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peaee fur the Ci 7
Westminster.
Friday se'nniglit, Mrs. King, wife of Mr. King, of Ir.:
ear Wantage; and on the following night, Mr. King, beetou
be above.
Jan. 12, at Castlecraig, Miss Janet Maitland CartrisLiel,"
aughter of Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, Bart.
Jan.ll, at Edinburgh, in his sath year, Mr. James 3•1.
lover there. During the whole period of his long and active
aving carried on business for more than 60 yt era, be was
ently distinguished by unremitting industry, uniform con
eta, benevolence, and public spirit-warm, unaffected, aut
'cal piety.
----PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
lank Stock 200* India Bonds 106 108 y
red. 801 81 81***.i1 Each. Bills (2d.) 19'2,
!ons. soilifift ex. div. Ditto (2*d) 21 28
per Ct. 991 98i 99ift* Ditto (3d.) 20 21
iavy 10.5 ex. div. Cons. fur ac. 811 i 7-1,
,ong Anns. 212 15-16 Lott. Tickets 1:19.1....
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
msterdam 37 48. YU. Mhos, effective 31
Stu) at sight 16 10
matord..m ......11 11 . Gibraltar......... 331
into at sight 11 6 Leghorn
0ntrdzr0........11 10 2U. Genoa
ntwerp, ex-rnu. r 1 II Venice Rai. Liv ti
=lbw gh 34 4 241.7. Malta
Rona 34 S 2 iIL Naples
'Aria, 3 day's date 24 50 Palermo 1244 per
BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I.ETTERS PATIIs I
EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly fa,
J for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL Di-f+`
ne small Pill is a dose, and the raking of one Boa, in a
se, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of bo
covery. Nothing can be better contrived, mere rate,
tsventent than thla Remedy, for such as are obliged to t.:.1
es or to era, as it needs no corfinentent nor restraiot of
d sixty years esperience (in an extensive practice) kat F
at it will effect a Cure when repeated Salvation and at
attends avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chi
Isorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upward'
,000 persons of both semi have been radically cure,: 0'
ove cruel disorders, within the lase tight:years. Prapared
Id by the Sale Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and aON,
the Royal College of 'urgeons, at act* House, No. f.
idge.strert, in Boars of only its. 5.1. each, duty
B. Two back dram, tad Lights in the Passages et nigl
soy are also sold by their appointment, with coptAis dte:.
the icy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. DisbormeglCa, Na
nearly opposite the Monument ; and hv
non in every considerable Fawn in Great Britain and
:vice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the •
iv nes Attedieinms.
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