The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-14 00:00:00

' were missing, He made everu:44llremi
ask
discoker him until a few days since, when he kitei
that the prisoner had set up in business on h'
is oh
account in the lame trade. On going to Ole
soner's house with the officer, he discovered smiif.
the marble he had missed, and in consequence bs IN
shortly afterwards taken into custody.
The prisoner denied the charge of wills(
the marble. He war remanded. mil
UNION-BALL.—A young man, was charged bfw
wife with frequent acts of brutality towards ber,
also threatening to murder her, since their mania;
which had just exceeded two years. He had likft-ht
associated himself with a gang of desperate
tMirrti
and made his house 4 common resort for his 10,446
panions.
One of the officers stated, that A burglary sad %4
bery bad been committed in.tbe vicinity of Vaashat
on Sunday morning last at about halfpast one o'clork
He was on duty at the time a short distance from
spot, when he observed four men going hastily tog%
town. He shortly afterwards met with this Ii so
accused by his wife, and from a previous kneekip
of his character, he had no doubt that he nu as.
cerned in the affair. He was remanded for a libul
examination, in order to ascertain further partinhis
respecting the burglary.

LONDON MARKETS, Nor. 13.

COTTON.—The Cotton market since our last 64
been exceedingly berg, and such has been the lug*
state of the trade for several weeks, that one or to
holders of India Cotton appear inclined to sell at peke,
a shade lower • in general, however, there are kw .
len at any reduction.to
There is rather more ieisiry
for Cottons this forenoon, bat no purchases of am), is.
tent are reported.

•
SUOAR.—The demand for Muscovades last weeks%
steady and considerable ; no alteration whatever is th
prices could be awed, except the good and fine deseip.
!ions, which sold at rather higher rates. The desu
for Mitscovades continues steady and considerable; aul,
as the stocks decrease rapidly, on account of the lap
weekly deliveries for the home consumption of the cow
try, the holders are becoming more firm; few smiles
are expected, and a general opinion is entertained that
the prices will improve considerably. particularly Is.
wards the spring. The refined market to-day has WI
very heavy ; the wholesale grocers purchased ea a Yew
limited scale, and the shipping houses have for a length
of time been doing little or no business , under thew
circumstances, and the advanced season of the year, the
holders subntitted in several instances to a small depts.
pion, lumps being sold at 745. 61 in one instance, sad
generally at 755.

COFFEE.—The qnantity of Coffee brought forma
since our last, was44l2. casks and 4 bags ; the greater
proportion being ordinary Jamaica and Dutch Coin,
suitable for home-consumption, sold at very high rata,
realising an advance of 21. a 3s. per cwt. There bas
been very little business done in Coffee by private res.
tract ; the only qualities in request are the descriptions
suitable for home consumption, which realize very kith
prices : the other descriptions are without variation.—
The exports for several weeks are very extensi►e. The
public sale this forenoon, went off heavily, the ordisaty
quality sound, chiefly taken in.

RUN. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The demand
for Ruin is chiefly confined to the strong iraVA‘ass 'Asia
arc bought by the trade at Id. a 2d. per gallon %imam
on the public sale prices; the other descriptions ix
heavy at the previous rates, but the holders of Rea vs
more firm, anticipating that the alteration in the net
at the warehouse will induce speculators to come retina
Brandies are held for 4s. sd. a 4s. 7.1. best marks, bat
there is little doing. Reneva is neglected.

IN Dlol).—The purchases of Indigo since oar last au
nearly 500 chests, chiefly parcels of thin rerious India
sale ; the premium on last sale is still 2d ana

IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.—There is little alteratiss
to notice in Beef or Pork ; some arrivals of new Perk
prove tainted, and are offered on low mitts. No see
India Beef and Pork yet arrived ; several parcels are
stated on the passage. New Bacon Ms • old heavy 2k
a 30s. Irish Butters have &flounced considerably, Water-
ford 87s. a 88s. ; Carlow 935. a 9-Is. Dutch flatten
may be quoted 100 s. to 102 s.

111AVAL STORES.—The last arrival of Turpentine
1600 barrels remains unsold ; we believe 141. has bees
offered and refused. Tar has con4i,lerahly advanced;
Archangel to 18s ; Stockholm Tar to Ns. Rosin sad
'Pitch are also held on higher terms, particularly the
latter.

HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow market
continues exceedingly heavy, and several purchases ars
reported below our reduced quotation. The letters fres
Petersburgh yesterday, dated 19th October, state an ad.
vance in the prices of Tallow ; the Exchange was ow
terially higher, having advanced from 94 to 9 19. e
The prices of Hemp continue to advance ; the deans'
is still considerable and imp-oving; the imports appear
initdequate to the request.—Flax is also in demand:
TOBACCO.—The demand for Tobacco condones;
the quantity changed hands since our last is from 600 W
700 Mids.: the late advance is firmly maintained.

COURSE OF EXCH,
Amsterdam, 12 14 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 I 1
Rotterdam. 12 15
Antwerp, It 7
Hanabw-gli. 97 9
Alions, 37 10
Paris, 3 days sight, 45110
Ditto. 25 90
Bordeaux, 115 90
Frankfort on the Maine, 156
Petersburch, 9 0 U.
Vienna, 10 18 Et Flo.
Trieste,•lo IS Er. Flo.
Madrid, 30 Cadiz, 96

NG E ON TUESDAY.
Bilbao, 36/ Barcelon, 251
331 Gibraltar, Set
Leghorn, 47 Geo" 4$
Malta, 4.S Yenlet,t764
Naples, 301 Lisbosi SO
Oporto, 60 Rio Jamey. 44
Paleraio. 118.—BahtIs 50
Dublin, Si per isaS.
Cork, 9 per cent. illor of.
For. gold in han.ll.l7a.
New Donnloons,ll. Us."
I New Dollars, 1.1.
Silver in bars, Staid d,
44. lld.

MARDI RD.
On the 6th Instant. at Croem Church, Hugh Mal* Esq'
eldest son of the Hon. G. E. Mess%. of Riversdsle.tellsrY
Anne. only daughter of Robert Harding, Esq. of Cheri
Grove.
Grove. in the county of Limerick.

DIED.
On Monday. the 12th inst. after a long and paha WWI,
la her aid year. muck regretted by her family and triads,
Susannah, the wife of Mr. Edward Kent, Higb•slisar
Borough.
On Saturday sennlght. Mrs. Widdicombe. wire of Mr'
Widdleombe. who was killed at Ivy bridge. Tao dwelt 0••
"Milled by the unfortniateaecblent which havened toilet
husband, threw Mrs. W. kite fits. from which she sever Iv
covered.
' Yesterday. at Winstead. Thomas Sparks. Esq. NOLL
On Monday last,•after a long and painful itioest, Mrs.
Richardson. of Claphim-road School, in the 77th YOU o'
her age.
On Saturday last, at Twickenham, Mary Britt'', ill tk°
106th rear of her age.
On Sunday morning last, at Reigate. Mrs. Jollife. *fed
76, relict of the late William Jollitle, Esq. M. P. for Patera-

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