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Sugar. During the last month the market continued exceedingly dull and depressed, and prices were at the lowest ebb. Since the commencement of this month the demand and prices have greatly revived. Near 12,000 hhds. have been sold in London in the course of two days, and at an advance of 3s. per cwt. At this advance the market looks firm, and the anxiety to purchase seems unabated. In refined goods the demand has been unprecedented, and intended for the spring shipments. The advance is about the same as on muscovadoes. It is difficult to hazard a conjecture on the future prospects of the sugar market in the present distressed state of the country. We imagine, however, that it will advance, if not considerably, at least steadily. The present demand is supposed by some to arise chiefly from the desire evinced by those, to effect purchases, who were under large contracts to deliver refined goods in the spring, at the autumnal prices ; but it is evident there is something else giving an impulse to the market, and this we conceive to be the uncommon low price of the article sunk far below its value, and therefore become an object for capitalists to look after. We hope that things will soon assume a more steady appeare ance in all mercantile affairs, and render a further advance on the sugar market certain. It is one of the great springs of our trade, and must, and does, powerfully affect all others. Coffee. The market for coffee is more unsettled. The low qualities are on the decline and dull, but the finer qualities are eagerly bought up at high prices. The value of this article depends altogether upon the state of the continent of Europe, and the advices received from that quarter. The demand by private contract seems to be reviving ; but it is not probable that any great improvement can take place in the coffee market, particularly in the finer qualities, which are already high.-Cotton. Within the last ten days the demand for cotton has considerably revived, and the sales have been considerable Prices have advanced a little, and the opinion at present seems to be favourable for a further ad

The stock is decreased from what it was last year, and it is generally supposed that the stock in the hands of the spinners is unusually small.-Grain. The market for grain is lower, as it regards the inferior qualities. Wines however maintain their prices. Rum is greatly depressed. Brandy is equally so; and in Geneva there is nothing doing. In almost every other article of trade there is no material variation.

Still we are without any improvement in commercial affairs; the horizon appears as

vance.

gloomy as ever, but we fondly hope, and eagerly anticipate, that we shall soon be enabled to communicate the pleasing intelligence of a general revival of business.. A necessary step to this is to quiet the public mind, and free it from those just alarms which at present agitate and distract it from the mischievous designs of restless men.

Without strong measures are applied, and immediately applied, the public tranquillity cannot be preserved, and some fearful calamity must befal this country. We trust to the wisdom of Parliament to crush these alarms which terrify the nation, destroy all confidence, and must banish manufactures and commerce from those districts of the country which are the theatre of their operations.

PRICES CURRENT. October 30. London, November 5, 1819.

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LEITH GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. LONDON,

DUTIES. B. P. Dry Brown, • cwt 60 to 65 54 to 60

53 00

58 57 to 58 Mid, good, and fine mid. 76 85 60

70 59 74 60

68

£1 10 0 Fine and very fine,

84
96 81

81

89 72 86 Refined Doub. Loaves, 135 150

126

147 Powder ditto, 112 114

90

110 Single ditto,

108
112

110
114 96

106
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98 102

112 116

95 105 Large ditto, 95 100

95 102 95 104 Crushed Lumps,

57
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87 MOLASSES, British, cwt. 32

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0 ņ 61 COFFEE, Jamaica • cwt.

Ord. good, and fine ord, 95 106 93 104 96 108 101 112
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110 120 115 145 Dutch, Triage and very ord. 85 96

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97 85 105 Ord. good, and fine ord. 97 110 95 108

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0 0 71 Mid. good, and fine mid. 112 122 110 120 111 120 122

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 938 of

September, and the 23d of October, 1819, extracted from the London Gazette.

Abbott, A, Liverpool, upholsterer

Goundry, G. Knaresborough, iton-founder Armstrong, R. Southwark, hat-manufacturer Grove, C. & H. E. Birmingham, coal-merchants Atherton, J. Liverpool, hosier

Harding, T. jun. Helstone, grocer Barford, V. Rumford, grocer

Hitchon, 1. Kidderminster, woo!-stapler Barnett, B. Green-street, broker

Hodgkin, C. Bishopsgate-street Within, merchant Baron, H. Over Darwin, calico-printer

Hodgson, T. C. Leominster, draper
Beadle, J. Stourbridge, mercer

Hudd, G. Norwood, miller
Beaven, W. Buckley-mountain, timber-merchant Hudson, W. Ebenezer-place, ship-owner
Bird, R. Kingstanley, timber-merchant

Isles, J. New City Chambers, insurance-broker
Bingley, G. Piccadilly, milliner

Jackson, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joiner Bissix, W. Bristol, pipe-maker

Jennings, J. & J. Naylor, Liverpool, coach-makers Blackett, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, innkeeper Johnson, J. Goodge-street, shoe-manufacturer

ihanT Blain, J. Shadwell, grocer

Johnson, R. jun. Bipon, seed-crusher Bólsover, J. Stockport, flour-dealer

Johnson, G. Bristol, engraver

ben Brown, J. Aber, Glamorgan, edge-tool-manufac- King, J. G. Pump-row, cotton-winder turer

Lavers, J. Kingsbridge and Buckfast, woollen-ma. Buck, C. East Smithfield, victualler

nufacturer Bull, M. Henrictta-street, tallow-chandler

Leahy, D. Lawrence, Pountney-lane, merchant Burridge, W. Lyme-Regis, merchant

Lear, F. Bristol, butcher Candy, R. Frome Selwood, linen-draper

Lloyd, R. Liverpool, merchant Cardwell, H. Hunshelf-bank-mill, thread-manufac- Locke, S. Temple-place, Surrey, dealer, turer

M'Nae, T. Queen-square, merchant Collingwood, W. Low Lights, earthenware-manu. Matthews, T. Frith-street, stationer facturer

Meanley, R. Bloxwich, butcher Cuming, G. Roehampton, carpenter

Merrett, J. Arlington, cattle-dealer Devey, W. Holland-street, Surrey, and J. Devey,

Metcalfe, w. Cranbourne-street, liner-draper Hd Coal-Exchangé, coal and ship-owners

Middlehurst, M. Wigan, shopkeeper Devey, W. & F. Albion Coal-Wharf, Surrey, coal- Moss, M. West-square, merchant merchants

O'Brien, J. Broad-street-buildings, merchant. Dover, H. & A. Dé Froger, Bread-street-mews, Pell, W. Great Eastcheap, chemist merchants

Peters, J. Dorking, lime-burner Dudman, R. & G. Winter, Jerusalun Coffee-house, Phillips, G. Argyle-street, manufacturer in bronze **** esll. merchants

Powell, T. & W. Brown, Liverpool, merchants • Dunn, D. Lower Seymour-mews, hackneyman Pritchard, T. jun. Bristol, merchant Edmonds, N. Parliament-street, hatter

Pritchan, W. & E. Beran, Bristol, merchants Edwards, W. Langford, tamer

Riley, T. Wednesbury, carpenter Emery, G. Haughton, dealer

Roaksley, J. Sheffield, grocer: England, T. Smithfield, vintner

Roper, W. sen. and J. Roper, and W. Roper, jun," Ettershank, Dorking, nurseryman

Damens, cotton-spinners Evans, H. Cheapside, silk-manufacturer

Sanders, R. Worcester, glove-manufacturer
Falkner, H. Liverpool, grocer

Saunders, J. & D, Gloucester, grocers
Francis, G. Rotherhithe, Irish provision-merchant Scholefield, J. Saddleworth, woollen-cord-mam-
Fry, R. sen. Lullington, grocer

factory
Gaskell, J. Chapel-en-le-Frith, cotton-spinner Sellers, G. Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant
Gaulton, J. Milborne St Andrew, victualler

Slater, J. & R. Samlesbury-mill, cotton-spirmers Glover, T. Northend, victualler

Snell, T. Rowley, J. & C. Gadderer, Limehouse, Good, W. Cambridge, currier

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