The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-07 00:00:00

caowx ornca. AUG. 3, I 522.

RETURNED TO
LIAMENT.
Ita-otsgh of Stockbridge—Edward Geoffrey Smith Stan-
ley. R•q. commonly called the Hoeourahle E 'ward Geoffrey
Smith Stasky„ in Ste room of Joseph Foster Barham, Esq.
who kas accepted des Chiltern Boodtods.
CROWN OPPICE, ACO. S.
manses ;arranges TO
Shire of Wigton—Sir William Maxwell, of Menreith,
Bart., Is the room of James Gunter Moir, Esq. deceased.

To be Deputy Lord Lieutenants of the county of Essex,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant :
The Hon. J. Hesaiker ; R. D. Nesse. Esq. ; R. 11. On.
Esq.; A. Jobless', Esq.: T. Spittey. jue. Esq.: J. Met.
'Esq.; C. Core. Esq ; R. Stephenson, Esq.; J. Sarin, Esq ;
Mir C. J. Smith. Bart.: U. Hilliard, Esq.; J. Brewster.
Esq.; J. Aerstessan, Esq. ; Lieuteoant-Generat Pisson
Bonham.
Id Regt. of Essex Yeomanry Catalry—C. Cure, Gent. to
he Cornet. vies Judd, resigned.
Commitodon signed by the Lord Littutemnt of the county of
Refract.
Ist or Berwickshire Retionest of MINO—The Hon. Cos:
pstrielt Alexander Lord !Jungles*. to aptain.
Costailsoinno in Nut Royal Tower Ham etc Itilitle, signed
by the Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower Hamlets, in the
shuttles of the Lord Lienteetni.
Ist Regiment—O. Edwards. Gent. to be Surgeon, vice
nevelt, retired from the berries.
Id Regiment—J. Casson, Dent. I. be Wet. rice Boyle.
deceased.
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fCY 51; sssss pro.
R. R. H. Ridgway, hit. Alba!' apiece, St. J 11111161.1, wins-
merchant.

AA AA Orli.
4. Wlltnn, Els% Cambridsteattirc miller, to surrender
Aug. Sri, YJ, au4 Sept. 17, at the Lamb lon, Isle of El).—

COTTON.—The purchases of Cotton, eke. one Lot,
are neatly 1,500 bags. The Surat., we believe, were
taken for re-sale, the remainder of the purchases were
reported fur exportation.
COFFEE.--There were considerable public sales
brought forward after the day of Sur publication last
week, 1961 casks and 616 hap; .a reduction of Is. a 2s.
was 'Omitted to on the Wednesday, but towards the.
close of the week the market rallied to the previetaile
currency. This forenoon there were two public salts.,
brought forward, but they consisted principally of very.
ordinary broken and damaged, forming little guide to •
the quotations of the market. It most, however,
stated, that very few parcels of good Coffee have lately
been brought forward, on account, it is stated, of the
late great export demand, which has, in a great mea-
sure, cleared the market of good and bee descriptions ;
and, as the importers continue to sell as the parcels ar-
tire, on account of the good prices. the stocks of Coffee
cannot be expected to increase, as the quantity taken
for re-sale here is quite inconsiderable. The sales to-
ile), weal off with briskness. and, if they may be taken
as a criterion of the market, the prices are again higher,
and !be demand still general and extensive.
SUOAR.—The demand for Muscovades last week was
lane nil, and towards the close of the market low browns
were sold at a further redaction of Is. per met. This
forenoon the Sugar market has been exceedingly heavy.
The grocers make inquiry after coloury Sugars from
60s. and upwards, and sacb fully support the previous
prices ; all the inferior qaelities are without demand.
,anti the few low browns sold to-day at 51s. and a2v.
have been disposed of at a further reduction. The pur-
chases by private contract are, humor. quite invousi•
derahle, and altogether the market must he stated e
ceedingly languid ; anti even though the priers are 1111.
precedentedly low, there is an appearance of a further
decline in the brown descriptions. From the low prices
of Refined goods the trade purchase only limited par-
cels for immediate use; 1 bosses are. however,
working wore freely than for some weeks past. The
public sale of Barbadoes Sugar to day, JOG uhds. weut
off heavily, het without any redaction in the prices.—
The purchases of Relined goods lately for Ireland have
been considerable; the wholesale grocers for the home
consumption have also bought at the late steady prices.
The demand for foreign export centime's limited. ile.
lasses were, last week, 265. to-day 235. WC 'Cher* is
some inquiry for Hausbro' loaves to-day, but there are
few in tile market. Lamps are rather heavy.
WE.ST.INDIA MOLASSES.—There will be no re-
duction io the import duty on West-India Alol
COCOA.—By pubiie sale this forenoon, 60 casks
firmed.' Cocoa sold 594. a 655.; 3$ casks 'Trinidad,
575. 6.1.; 10 bags Trinidad, withdrawn at 60s.
SPICES.—The Spice sale on Holiday seat attracts
considerable attention.
IWU, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—Tbe contract
with Oovernulent, which we noticed on Tuesday last.
had little effect on the market.—Tbere is little altera-
tion to-day in the Rein market. the purchases are incon-
siderable, yet there is atisch fireless* arson the holders,
and se redoedos whatever is the prices can be stated.
[inutile§ are heavy, on account of the favourable reports