The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

LONDON MARKErs.—,‘,ars77llll.
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Then le little doing is the Markets, on mem of the
holidays.
particularly demandart larl
ear anTeren.—sjeb,
the sales are nearly 2800 bags.
COFFER—The market gave way last week 2.. a 3s,
per cwt. the demand became in consequence medh
animated, oo account of the reduction in the priers, sae
towards the close of the week, the market regained
the previous currency; good and fine ordinary Brasil
sold Ites. a Infs. 64.; afterwards nearly the lames's*.
lity resiired 101 s. atoll's.
SA IaTPE IRE.—There have been very considerable
pneefiases of Saltpetre. chiefly on speculation; the
quest oil Saturday was exceedingly brisk, and an ago
vance of fully Is. was obtained ; the rumours of war
tweed Russia and Turkey are still circulated, bat the
reports are not given (rum any official euthority, and
they have less effect un the market to-day.
Sl76Al4.—Tbe Sugar market last week was in every
languid state, and some parcels of low browns sold at a
small redevien ; no general decline coati!, however, he
stated. There were nu Altiscovales un allow this fete.
noon, on accorint of the holidays: the market may de
stated exceedingly heavy, and, in some instances, It
lower themes Tuesday fast. Refined goods were maw
ed upon the market last week, and several persons
showed themselves determined setters, and, in one L.
stance, brown lumps were, we believe, forced ed. PO lon
as 765. 64.; the market, however, insamiliandy recover-
ed this depression, and several sales were effect, d at 77„.
64. and 7,11.; in other descriptions of goods there was
little ea ri in the prices, but the market was he.,,.
RUM. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—the hies
market has been heavy, very few sales are lately report.
ed, and the currency is rather lover.—The rei;seat far
Brandy Ism increased considerably. and the prices may
to-day be stated Id. a 24.. per gallon higher:44lk.
aeva there is no alteration.
• OlLS.—There has been little doing lately hi Meek.
Oil ; the prices fur parcels here are without variants.:
for the present semen's fishing there are Wrote at 2a4
hut no sellers under 241. hire and 25'. The Spero
lately brought forward by public sale, has bees thidy
bought in, Ilse quality at 551., inferior 521.
RICE.—By public sale 4th inst.-97 tierces new Ca-
rolina Rice, of a very middling quality, sold 30e. 6.t.
and 31s.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Fite retort of
the market having Seen generally circulated in the COW,
try. has had the effect of bringing very considerable...
dere forward, in the anticipation that pnrrhases would
be made at very low prices; the greater properties of
these orders are limited to rites below the, iirevionsesr.
rency, and cannot at present be execn.ed ; there hate,
however, been several purchases of Yellow Candle at
as.. which enables us to give to-day
correct rpsoratiom,
which, from the state of the market for several weeks
past, we have been Doable to do; seye:al contracts far
early arrivals are reported Meth. 6J.—ln hemp sr Flex
few purchases are lately reported, the mires are submit
variation.—The letters, yesterday, from St.Tatershire,
17th nit., state tha exchange a shade lower, about Rd.
East-India Cowpony's sale of Indigo,
this day, consisting of 726 chests. has gem trms6d.aia.
per lh.lower than the sale in J y last, with the ex-
ception of a mark of 24,chests, per the Hehe, which 11,r.
raged fall last sale prices, avid a mark of 15 chests, per
the Smyrna, all taken at prices above that sale.

A Return of the number of 'Convicts sent est of
the United Kingdom. free iho Sth of Ju.. 1814.%
ttn men, tot

females, total 1,4411 11 1817. 20139 realm, 189 fe-
males. total 2,328 ; I. 1818, 2,757 sales, 229
females. total 2,386 ; In 1819. 3,036 males. 127 fe-
males, total 9,163; in 1820.3,405 males. 225 females,
total 3,650 ; In 1821, 2,43% males, 183 tussles,
total 2,639 $ in 1822, 186 males, 100 females; totcl
286 ; general' total. 15,373.
Fiers.—On Monday evening, shoat eivlit o'clock, a
fire broke out os the premises *fhb. Entomb. ofeewbc
near Stownerket, which in a abort time ransomed shoat
70 coombs of wheat and some barn implements, his pro-
perty, together with the straw of about 200 combs of
corn, a valuable cart mare, harness, and implements, be.
longing to Mr. Wallinger, of Burball, who has joss
taken the farm; and a ban, stable, and cart-lodge, be-
longing to Sir R. Pocklingtoe, Knight, their landlord.
There is no doubt but it was occasioned by an lace,.
diary, against whose diabolical act, we understand, nom
of the parties were insured. And, on Thursday sight,
another most alarming fire. in this county, also *cm:
sioned by an incendiary, burst forth on the premises of
Mr. Jobs Veasy, of Frantsden, at a quarter before nine
A barn containing about one hundred coomhs of ors'
beans and wheat; a stable, in which was a valeable pe;
mare in foal, whose shrieks amidst the Dames, white
one could approach her, were distressingly heard ' • and
all the outhouses, were destroyed. The whole of dies,
farm-buildings were very near the dwelling-bonet
which, had the wind driven the flames is that directiou
must sLo have been beret to the ground, as well, pro •
bably, aranOther farm-honse and buildings, which ars
situate on the opposite side of the road. The Dysart
family ars the proprietors of the estate ; but ice bare net
beard whether any part of the property was insurvl—
these fires were seen Ist great distances, and like others
that have preceded them, were instantaneous—catchial
the eye of a first beholder like a dash of lightn:eg. it
Is inconceivable bow, and by whore, these direful eri"
ars committed" and whatpirpose is intended to be am
swered,—(Sefolk Chronicle, 4pn76.)
iinty!--Mainz and Co. on the last .ioy of
diawiog in w.forn]er Lottery, when there were ody
Two Prise, of 20,00014 sold. them both. The lass
day of drawing the present Lottery will be 231 at
this month (April), when both the 20,0001. Priv,
now is the Wheel must be drawn. Tickets end
Shares warranted undrawo, are on sale at Martin and
Co.'s Office. 8, COMMIT. and 120, Chford-etteet.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, tie 9th test. at Lewisham, Mr. Samuel OWN•
a. a 'AIM Thalllol4rigeft. to Miry, widow of the Ist, Mr.
Thomas Wilson, of the same place.
Yesterday. the ilfik Inst. at St. Marple.boor, J ohm Proar3l
Davie, FAQ. • of Birtilturaulodge, near Cro)don. to Ers:i!.
fourth daegnter of the late Lacut-Col. Humptow, 01 Or,
Bengal Eegineers.
• Ott tie ath {aslant, at Lewisham Church, Robert loom.
Req., second son of the late Captain A. Jones. R. S.. '0
Wilelndua Townsend, widow of the late John Fill"
Req.

• DIED.
Do the 711 a isst.ls Olooester-pleee,.New-road, John Ova.
palm, Esq. late of the Bengal Civil Service.
iostoodoy, ass Elia Inst. most siseerely lamented, it IN
NW yr of Ids sii. Mr. Cliorles Watts, of the Bea If
Qlsod tisi
MI Si Oen pig.
u imilvai Mosey .In Loraine, Euphespia, War
daoghfor ofTbsotoo klonoek. Esq. Is her Sid year.
Early oa Sado standar, the ith inst. found dead fry I:1
Mao. WO* do elf* of Charles James Cove*.
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