The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-02 00:00:00

SCIUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

The Colton market has been uninteresting since
oor last, the demiled for ezyort was less active, yet
full prices have been obtained on. the sales made;
Pernams of fine quality were much waisted, but ate
now very scarce. The sides of the week are, duty
paid, 100 Uplands lair to good 21d. to 22.1.; 460
Pernamhuros fair to good 2s. lid. to 2s. 2d. flue
2s. 21. ; 570 Batiks fair to4kood 2..10 24. ofd., fine
2.. Id.; 40 Grensda good 22i1 ; .33 Sins rites good
1711. ; in bond, 10 Surats goo.' 16:41. ; 300 Betignls
ordinary to middlitre 92i1. to 10d. fair to good 101 d.
to 10111.; total 1,513 bags. The imports are, 47
Grenada, 30 Jamaica, 1,475 Surats, 1,742 Bengals ;
total 3,294 hags. . •
BALTIC PRODUCE.
Illy.Nte haw been in good demand chiefly for arrival,
and 471. paid for July shipment.
' TALLOW has been in great demand for present de-
livery," and 10s. lier cwt. advance has !Ares' obtained
on last week's priced, viz. Y C. 88s. on the spot, and
85s. fur delivers all the year.
BRITIsII STAPLE ARTICLES.
The business done in Itv.iisto `istroArts has beets
very considerable, and prices are full Is. higher. The
market has become bare of good+, and there ere
many buyers for future time. Brown lumps 108 s. to
1095.; ditto Single 114 s. to 1155.; Powder 116.;
Crushed Sugars 68s. to 725.
I rasa Puovisrows.—There hare been few sales of
Beef made lately, the holders anticipating a.demsnd
in consequence of the high prices of pork. India and
Mess Pork are in very brisk demand.
Otis.— Greenland Oil bas again adverted, and
some considerable business has been done. Sperm
Oil is dearer. Pale Seal has been sold at 451. Lin-
seed Oil Is very dull at 481. Rape Oil relined 631.

• LIVER Pool. REPORT, Ace.
The Jettison for Cotton has continued very steady,
and pikes hare !Well fully supported: Peritams have
agsin been taken on speculation, and but very few
are now dieted under '2s. 2d. The total sales amount
to G2OO bets, and consist of 1850 lloweds 191 d. to
211 d. a few 21141. and 2td. ; 850 Oileans 201 d. to
; a few Dutibars 21: ld.; 110 Sea Islands 34.21.
to 3s. 5141. ; 900 Pernarns 21{d. to 24. 2d. ; 630
B4hias 23id. to '9.4. '01(1.; 9UO Maranhams 21. to
2s. old.; and very fine 2s. Op.; 40 Demararas 23i.
to 2313.; 10 Ilsrlaadoes 2241.; 40 Cdrthagenas 21d.;
140 Surat% 150. to 19d.; 430 Bengals 10d. to 111.;
and 400Tennessees (by public auctiou)l9l. to 201 d.
per lb. . .
There has been a good demand this week for B. P.
Sugars, and the pub;id sales have gone off at an im.
provement on all descriptions of Is. per cwt. The
Coffee market has been dull since our .last. Caro-
line Rice in bond has brought 451. to 465. duty free
515.; and about 500 bags of 6iie Pstina 31s. ,to 325.
Cocoa and Pimento are without alteration. Barbadoes
Ginger, of good quality, has sold at 88s. Rums are
steady,

•
POST°CRIPT, TUESDAY, SVPT. 1, FOUR. O'CLOCK.
The B. SUGAR market was dull to-day, and
very few I•ales were made.
CorvEz —Three public sales Were Wrought forward
to.dav, bet the market being very dell, nearly the
whole was taken in ; the ordinary qualities that we.e
sold went about 3.. per cw t. lower than the last sales,
huk the middling from Is. tows. lower.

Monday morning as the Eclipse, one of the
Brighton stages, was coming to London, the linch-
pin came out, by which the coach was upset. Fortu-
nately, though the coach was full inside and out,
stone of the passengers suffered any damage, except a
few scratches, which some of the latter received by
falling into a hedge. After a delay of three hours
the coach proceeded with its former cargo, with the
exception sof a Quaker and another Gentleman,
equally wise, who refused to re-embark in so frail a
convenieticy. The wiseacre., who still stuck by the
vehicle, had not been conieyed half a mile, when the
same wheel came off again, in consequence, as we
understand, of the carelessness or incompetence of the
person who was employed by the coachman to secure
it. In this second instance one Gentleman only re.
ceived a severe bruise nn the leg, the rest escaping
without any material injury.
.
Monday evening, as one of 14 ,Edmonton
stages was passing near the Dichotic*, it was sud-
denly overturned, in consequence of the aulte.ttee
breaking. There were several passengers on the out-
side, as well as tree persons inside of the coach; but
they all providentially escaped with little injury.—
During the moment of confusion which the accident
occasioned, some villain stole the coachman's hat,
whip, and box-coat, with which he made clear off.
Partridge shooting commences this day. • The
covies are numerous, but stronger ou the wing than
Mr known.

.1

-

• • ;

-

'I.

r~

r

• •
.

.

r i

• - • • • MI I