GEDRYCH, CHAS. Bristol, dealer, Aug. 9, White Hart, Bristol. [King, Serjeant's-inn; and Frankis, John-st. Bristol.] June 8. GREENWOOD, JOSEPH, Handsworth, Yorkshire, timber merchant, Aug. 12, Angel, Ferrybridge. [Knowles, New inn; and Candler, Tadcaster.] July 1. GRAHAM, JAS. Marsh Gate, Lambeth, rope maker, Aug. 19. [Briggs and Co. Essex-st. Strand.j July 8 GILL, HEN. RIBTON, Park-pl. Kennington-cross, coal merchant, Aug. 19. [Pope, Modiford-co. Fenchurch-st. _July 8. GREGORY, JAMES, Blackwall, butcher, Aug. 23. [Goodchild, Commercial - chambers, Mino.les.] July 12. HENLOCK, WM. Distaff-la. sugar-baker, Aug. 9. [Tyr ell and Son, Guildhall vard] June 28. HARLEY, JOHN, Gosport, soap-manufacturer, Aug. 9. Crown, Portsmouth. [Biggs and Co. Essex-st. Strand; and Miuchin and Co. Cold Harbour, Gosport June 18. HEWITT, COLEBY, Norwich, boot and shoe-maker, Aug. 9, Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. [Marston and Co. Norwich; and Abbott, Roll's-yard, Chancery-ja.] June 28. HARRISON, JOHN, Hesket, Cumberland, clerk, Aug. 19, King's Arms, Carlisle. [Hodgson, Dyer'sco. Aldermanbury; and Pearson, Carlisle ] July 1. HERBERT, JOHN, George-st. Foster-la. warehouseman, Aug. 16. [Robinson and Co. Charterhouse, 8q1 July 5. HANNAFORD, EDW. Plymouth, master-mariner, Aug. 16, Commercial Inn. Plymouth. [Makinson, Temple, and Elwerthy, Plymouth Dock.] July 5. HILL, WM. Birmingham, button maker, Aug, 23, Woolpack, Birmingham. (Windle, John-st. Bedford-row; and Webb, Birmingham.] July 12, MOLLANDS, JOHN, Romney te race, Horsferry. road, builder, Aug. 26. [Tucker, Bartlett's-build. Holborn.] July15. HIX, JAS. Godmanchester, draper, Aug. 96. [Stratton and Co. Shoreditch.] July 15. HAY, N. Nicholas-la. merchant, Aug 26. [Avison and Co. Castle-st. Holborn.] July 15. HUNTLEY, ROB. Howdon Pans, Northumberland, surgeon, Aug, 18 and Sept. 2, George, Newcast eupon-Tyne. [Stoker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and Bell and Co. Cheapside,] July 22. JACKSON, THOS. Wath-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire, grocer, Aug. 1, 2, and 12, Crown, Rotherbam. Nicholson, Wath, near Rotherham; and Wiglesworth and Co. Gray's-inn] July 1. JOHNSON, JOHN, Shadwell, cheesemonger, Aug. -16. [Osbaldeston, London-st. Fenchurch-st.] July 5. JACKSON, WM. Hanley, Staffordshire, druggist, Aug. 21, 22, Swan, Hanley, and 23, Bell and Bear, Stone. [Dent and Co. Stone; and Leigh and Co. New Bridge-st.] July 12. JACKSON, GEO jun. Bishopsgate-s'..Without, sur, geon, Aug. 23. (Fairbank, Stave ion] July 12. KNIGHT, JAS. Castle Cary, Somersetshire surgeon, Aug. 26, Red Lion, Shaftesbury. [Alexander and Co. New.inn; and Seymour, Mere, Wilts.] July 15. KERSHAW, THOS. WILKINSON, Borough, linendraper, Aug. 26. [Bourdillon and Co. Little Fri. day st. July 15. LEADER, BAINTON, Bristol, earthenware dealer, Aug. 19, Legs of Man, Burslem, [Kent, Clifford's inn; and Hostage, Nor hwien.] July & LOBATO, ENGENIO ANTONIO FEEIRA, Finsbury st. merchant, Aug. 23 [Parnther and Co. London-st. Fenchurch st.] Jul 19. LAZARUS, JOS. Carter-st. Houndsditch, watchmaker, Aug. 26. [Poole, Adam's-co, Old Broad-st.} July 15 MATHEWS, JAS. Penzance, sail-maker, Aug. 19, Star, Maiazion. [Follett, Temple; and Rogers, Marazion. July 1, MAY, WM. Crispin-street, Spital-fiete's, bombazeenweaver, Aug. 12. [Buxtou, Fenchurch-st.] July 1. MANN, RALPH, and Co. Liverpool, hoop makers, Aug. 16, George, Deansgate, Manchester. [Creswell, Manchester; and Elliis Chancery la.] July 5. MANSEL, THOS, Pembroke, apothecary, Aug. 26. Green Dragon, Pembroke. [Pembroke, Pembroke; and Bell and Co. Cheapside.] July . MURRELL, WM Skinner-st. Sn w-hill, auctioneer, Aug. 96. Nowell, Essex &t. Stand.] July 15, MARRIOTT, G. Melton Mowbray, horse-dealer, NICHOLS, ROB. Bath, butcher, Aug. 25, Grey. hound, Bath. [Nethersole and Co. Essex-st. Strand: and Watis and Co. Bath.] July 15. NICE, HOS. Bishopsgate st. Without, linen-draper, Aug. 26. [Harvey and Co. St. Helen's pl. Bishopsgate-st.] July 15. OGILVIE, WM. Queen's-elms, Brompton, mer chant, Aug. 9. Druce and Son, Billiter-sq.) June 18. POSTGATE, RICH. Great Driffield, Yorkshire, tan- PROLE, WM. Georgeham, Devonshire, yeoman, Aug. 5, 6, and 23, Golden Lion, Barnstaple. (Hartley, New Bridge-st.; and Tanner, Barnstaple,] July 12. PHILLIP, DAVID), Fenchurch st. stationer, Aug. 96. [Alliston and Co. Freeman's co. Cornhill.] July 15. 28. ROADKNIGHT, THOS. sen. Aldersgate-st, saddier, Aug. 9. [Lamb and Co. Princes-st, Bank.] June* RAPER, THOS. Northallerton, hardwareinan, Aug. 12, Golden Lion, Northallerton. [Hirst, Northal lerton; and Morton and Co. Gray's-inn.] July 1. RAVENSCROFT, HUMPH. Serle-st. Lincoln's inn peruke-maker, Aug. 26. [Shuter, Milbank-st. Westminster.] July 15, REEVE, T Manchester, warehouseman, Aug. 9 and 30. Adams, Old Jewry.] July 19, REES, W. Bristol, ship-owner, Aug. 30, Commercial-rooms, Bristol. [awain and Co. Fredrrick's. pl.; and Smith, Bristol.] July 19. ROBERTS, SAM. Shetheld, spi ir merchant, Aug. 1, 2, and Sept. 2, Tont.ne, Sheffield. (Burbeary, Sheffield; and Darke and Co. Chancery-a.] July 22. RAVEN, WM, Hartshorne, Derby, dealer, Aug. 1, 4 , and Sept. 2. King's Arms, Derby, [Mousley and Co. Derby; and Few and Co, Henrietta-st. I Covent garden.] July 29. 7 SCURR, RICH. Thirsk, Yorkshire, clock and watchmaker, Aug. 9, Goide Fleece, Thirsk. [Morton ) and Co. Gray's inn sq.; and Walker, Thirsk.] June 28. SMITH, THOS. PO1 E, Bristol, brush-manufacturer, Aug 19. [Scott, Gray's-inn sq.) July 1. SAMPSON, JOHN DAVID, Ipswich; silk mercer, Aug 16, [Amory and Co. Lothbury.] July 5. SHERWIN, JOS. Burslem, Staffordshire, iron. founder, Aug. 16, Roe Buck Newcastle-underLame [Anstice and Co. King's Bench walks, luner Temple; and Tomlinson, Saffordshire Potteries.] July 5 SMITH, THOS. Wilsden, Yorkshire, deater in wood, Aug. 16, New Inn, Braford. (Mouldon, B adford; and Exley and Co Furniva's in.] July 5. SPARKES, CORNEL. LEGG, Southbersted, Sussex, shopkee ser, Aug. 6. Swan, Chichester. (Wilmot, Chichester; and Ellis, Coisters, Temipe.] July 5. SCO LAND, ROB. South Shields, ship owner, Aug. 19 Golden Lion, 8 uth Shields. Andros and Co. Warnford.co.; and Bowlby, South Shields.] July 8. SKRÜBSOLE, SINGLER. Teynham, Kent, and of Liver ool, merchant, Auk. 5, 6. and v3, George, Liverpool [Ottaway, Staplehurst; and Harrison, Liverpool.] July 12. SIZER, GEO. Holborn-hill, mercer, Aug. 28. [Wilde, SMITH, SAM. Coventry, watch-maker, Aug. 23, STONE, WM. Milverton, Somersetshire, scrivener, TRENAM, RICH. Norton, York, machine-maker, THORNBURY, NATH, and Co. Stroud, Gloucestershire, clothiers, Aug. 12, George, Stroud. [Adlington and Co. Bedford-row; and Wathen, Stroud.] "July 1. TAYLOR, J. Ottory St. Mary, Devon, smith, Aug. 5, 6, and 30, Golden Lion, Honiton. [1uxmoore, Red Lion sq. and Flood and Co. Honiton.] July 19. VALE, THOS. Solihull, Warwick, corn-dealer, Aug. 13, 14, and Sept. 2, Castle, Birmingham [Harding. Solihull; and Meyrick and Co. Red Lion-sq.] Jafy tz WILLIAMS, MORGAN, Manchester, victualler, Aug. 9, White Bear, Manchester. [Blakelock, Serjeant's inh; and Morris, Manchester.] June 28. WILKINSON, JOS. jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, shipowner, Aug. 9, George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. [Hartley, New Bridge st.; and Forster, Newcas tle-upon-Tyne.] June 28. WALLACE, WM. Workington, Cumberland, ship- WILKIE, CHRISTIAN and Co. Red Cross-st. East WHITE, THOS. North Shields, merchant, Aug. 1. 2, WHITHINGTON, WM. Perry-Hart, Staffordshire, AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF DIVIDENDS, ANGELL, J. Reading, July 22. 12. Abraham, M. Duke st. Aug. 9 Beeby, H. Cockermouth, July 23 Belts, E. Stapeley, July 26 Falkner, W. Manchester, July 22 Fell, J. Rateliffe Highway Aug. 16 Favel, J. Thayre-st. Aug. 5 Chick, R. Molyneaux-st. Aug. 12 Curtis, E. Chiswick, July 5 Innes, J. and Co. Bristol, Aug. 27 Lofthouse, J. Durham, July 30 Lester, J. Broad-st. Build. Aug. 2 16 Carlen, T. and Co. Langbourn Dodd, J. Norfolk-street, July 29 Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXII. 12 Marsh, C. and Co. Reading, July 12 Montieth and Co. Gracechurch-st. Maitland, D. New Bridge st.July 26 July 1817. Nins, T. Old Broad st. July 22 Nicholson, J. Plymouth dock, Aug. 12 Northcote, A. Lloyd's Coffee-ho. Noble, J. Caton, Aug. 13 Phillips, J. and Co. Mortlake, Aug.2 Snow, T. Stamford, Aug. 9 Todman, R. Wood-st. July 22 Wood, D. Egremont, Aug. 2 AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES. ASHBEY, J. Boxtead, July 26 Hornsby, J. sen. Neuthead, July 19 Nash, R. Kingston-upon-Thames, Horder, J. Haydon-sq. July 26 Howard, M. Little Newport, July Pearson, T. North Shields, July 19 26 Barker, J. and T. Helmsley, July 26 Hindmarsh, L. jun. Alnwick, July Purley, J. High-st. July 19 Bernard, J. C. Manchester, Aug. 9 29 9 Critchlow, W. Liverpool, Aug. 2 Elliot, E. jun. Marbrough, Aug. 9 Purday, T. Margate, July 19 Pettman, W. Harn, Aug. 9 Harris, W. St. Austill, July 29 Humphrey's, J. Hammersmith, July 26 Husband, W. and P. Newbury, Hatton, T. Warrington, Aug. 2 Heynes, S. Cheltenham, Aug. 9 Holding, W. Mark-lane, Aug. 12 22 Robertson, G. Liverpool, Aug. 2 Robinson, W. Carlisle, Ang. 12 Robertson, D. Bolton row, July 26 Smith, R. A. Belpor, July 19 Smith, A. F. Stockton, July 92 Syers, W. Liverpool, July 26 Smith, D. Lad laue, July 29 9Stone, 1. Gibraltar walk, July 29 Stoneham, J. Beckworth-row, July Jarman, A. Southampton, July 99 29 Sharpe, J. Market Deeping, Aug. 2 Searle, R. C. Saffron Walden, Aug.s Somerfield, P. Walsall, Aug. 8 Sharpe, J. W. Old Bond-s). Aug.9 Smith, J. Bath, Aug. 12 Turner, W. Whitchurch, July 19 Tuesley, W.H. High-street, July 22 Trevor, J. Witchurch July 19 26 Webb, T. New Sarum, July 19 Willis, G. Bath, July 19 Wilkinson,J.Berwick-upon-Tweed, City of London, Aug. 2 Aug. 18 Mitchell, D. Cullum-st. Aug. 12 July 22 Wilton, S. Chorlton with Hardy, July 26 Wigglesworth, W. Ralby, July 26 Welsford, G. Crediton, July 9 Wangamann, J. Gower's-walk, July 29 Wisedill, B. Prospect-place, Aug. 8 Weston, D. Westmeon, Aug. Waton, M. Liverpool, Aug. 19 Young, W. Boston, July 22 DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP, FROM SATURDAY, JUNE 28, TO TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1817. ARMISTEAD, W. and W. jun. Clement's-la. Lombard-st. public notaries Anderson and Grant, High-st. Newington, cheese mongers. Allen, M. and Ellis, W. Great Tower st. wine and spirit brokers. Bowen, J. and Jones, W. Holywell-st. Shoreditch, linen-drapers. Biddell, A. E. and Wells, M. A. Norfolk-st. Maryle-Bone, milliners. Blackwell, W. and Parkin, W. Sheffield, silverplaters. Baiber, C. and J. V. Birmingham, artists. Burrows, G. and Tanner, W. K. Oxford, linen-drapets. Brenchley, J. and Churchland, E. Milton, Gravesend, woollen-inanufacturers. Bullwinkle and Howard, Size-yard, Whitechapel, sugar-refiners. Burgess, J. and T. Enfield Wash, corn-dealers. Conway, C. and Perkins, J. Lime-st. Fenchurch-st. tea and coffee room keepers. Cloughton, T. Pickmore, J. Bover, G. and Fitchett, J. Wigan, coal merchants. Clegg, W. Whitehead T. and Whitehead, P. Balladin Brook, Lancashire, cotron-spinners. Crowley. J. Hicklin, B. and Evans, R. carriers. Carter, T. and Anstey, J. Great St. Thomas Apostle, calenderers. Charleton, J Fuller, J. C. and Thomas, A. Bristol, soap and candle manufacturers. Cooke, J. and Taylor, L. Manchester, hat-manufac turers. Dalgleish, W. Dalg eish, S. and Dalgleish, W. jun. Limehouse and Paddington, timbet-merchants. Donshon, J. and Smith, L. Cheapside, straw-platdealers. Dias de Carvalho, J. J. and de Abreu, A. F. London. Dawson, S. Dawson, J. and Dawson, T. Billiter-sq. Depeke, J. and Buck, G. Croydon, Surrey, grocers. Fripp, W. Fripp, J. Fripp, W. jun. Fripp, E. B. Gunnery, J. and Frodsham, R. Liverpool, attor nies. Hebb, W. F. and Roberts, J. High-st. Southwark, snuff-manufacturers. Hamblin, T. and Seytang, C. F. Sugarloaf-co. Garfick-hill, printers. Hermon, J. A. and Rainey, A. Conduit-st. Hanover-sq. Haynes, T. and Trewheela, W. Coleman st. Halliday, J. and Calvert, G. Thornes, Yorkshire, manufacturers. Hodgkinson, G. and Wincott, T. New Bond-st, linen-draners. Heyde, E. V. and J. V Bermondsey-st, tobacconists. Heathcote, S. and Hamer, W. Liverpool, insurance. brokers. Harris, J. sen. and jun. Road side, Whitechapel. Jordan, R. and Downing, S. Falmouth, provision- Kirkaldy and Co Dundee, linen-manufacturers. Lakeman, S. and St. Waldegrave, T. Langbourn. Morgan, E. Morgan, R. and Hopkins, H. Streatham Mowbray, E. and Smeeton, M. Old 'Change, milli. ners. Mabley, W. and Thompson, J. Chelsea, Middlesex, pawn-brokers. Molineux, J. and Webster, R. Manchester, letterpress-printers. Moorhouse, J. and G. Ebson House, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturers. Pritchard, J. and J. Boundary-row, Black-friars'- Price, J. and Segueira, J. Leadenhall-st. druggists. tioners. Perry, C. J. and Hunt, W. H. Bristol, surgeons. Pitfield, J. and Hitchman, H. Queen-st. Cheapside, Powell, W. and Ireland, R. Cornhill, attornies. Rayner, J. and Jubb, J. Westminster-road, stone masous. Redmayne and Lewis, Henrietta-st. Covent garden, Riding and Smith, Macclesfield, cabinet-makers. st, mercers. Stringer, G. and Scholefield, J. Church-row and Shaw, T. Shaw, G. and Shaw, A. Furlane, Saddle- Smith and Co. Upper, Rathbone-pl. piano-fortes Sloane and Young, Liverpool, cotton-brokers. Thomas, W. Strachan, R. and Stubbs, T. Cheapside, Turner, J. and Bolton, T. Whittington and Kinfare, Tavernier, C. L. and Green, E. Mount-st. Grosve Tovey, J. Edwards, T. and Reice, T. Gloucester, Travers, J. and Bagaley, G. H. Stangate wharf, Thomas, R. and W. Plymouth, hat manufacturers. Vardon, T. Vardon, C. Millington, M. Shillitoe, P. and Millington, M. jun. Upper Thames-st. Greenwich, and Winlaton Mill, Durham, iron-founders: Venables, W. and G. Cookham, Berks, paper makers. Wilde, R. and Baynes, T. King-st. Commercial-road, Ward. G. Ward, G. H. Ward, W. and Thompson, Whates, J. and Clark, A. High-st. Poplar, smiths. Walthew, J. and Overton, T. Liverpool, drapers. Watts and Allsop, East Castle st. Oxford-market. Wood and Co. Macclesfield. Worthington and Bolton, Ashton, Lancaster, corn dealers. Westley and Masterman, Cullum-st. Fenchurch-st. drapers. Watts and Collett, Conduit st. Hanover.sq. mil liners. Wilson and Troughton, Clackmanan, Scotland, woolstaplers. Wolfenden, J. and Foster, J. Manchester, cottonspinners. Walker, G. and Co. Seacombe, Cheshire, proprietor of the Seacombe Smalt Company. Woodhead, A. and Co. New co. Bow-la. warehouse men. LIST OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS, &c. (Continued from Vol. LXXI. page 571.) PHILIP HUTCHINSON CLAY, of London, Gen tleman; for a combination of machinery, for the purpose of repairing and improving turnpike and other roads and highways, and preserving the same in good order. Dated May 22, 1817. SETH HUNT, of the United States of America, now residing in Covent Garden, Middlesex, Esq.; for an improved escapement for clocks and watches and chronometers. Communicated to him by a Foreigner residing abroad. Dated May 22, 1817. ROGER DIDOT, formerly a paper-manufacturer in France, but now of Paddington, Middlesex, son of Peter Francis Didot, Junior, late a celebrated printer in Paris, deceased; for certain improvements upon the machines already in use for making wove and laid paper in continued length or separate sheets. Dated May 22, 1817, GEORGE MANWARING, of Marsh Place, Lambeth, Esq.; for improvements in steam engines. Dated May 22, 1817. SETH HUNT, of the United States of America, now residing in Covent-garden, Middlesex, Esq.j for certain combinations of improvements in machi may for making pins. Communicated to him by a Foreigner residing abroad, Dated May 29, 1817. CHARLES WYATT, of Bedford row, Middlesex, Copper-smiths for a new method or methods of pre. venting any disadvantageous accumulations of heat in manufacturing and refining sugar. Dated June 3, 18:7. BENJAMIN AGAR DAY, of Birmingham, Warwickshire; for certain improvements in chimney ornaments, which said chimney ornaments are so constructed, that they may be used for fire screens, flower or scent jars, time-piece cases, candlesticks, teast-stands, and various other purposes. Dated June 3, 1x 7. GABRIEL TIGERE, Duke's-court, Bow-street, Middlesex, Gentleman; for a process or method of manufacturing writing-paper in such a manner as that it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, afterwards to extract or discharge any writing from such paper. Dated June 3, 1817. JOHN PARNELL, of St. Austell, Cornwall, Brazier; for a method of tinning, or covering with tin, sheets or plates of copper, brass, or zinc. Dated June 16, 1817. THOMAS WHITTLE, of Chester, Wharfinger, and GEORGE EYTON, of the same city, Gentieman; for a new or improved kiln for the purpose of drying malt, wheat, oats, barley, peas, beans, and other substances, by means of steam resisted by air. Dated June 10, 1817. COTTON.-The stock in Londor, with the exception of Bengal Cotton, is trivial; for the latter, the demand during the last week was most extensive; the sales are estimated to exceed 3000 bags, chiefly of the common and middling descriptions; the prices were 944. to 121. The advance Dow demanded on the last Fast India sale prices is Id. per lb, on the common quality, which in some instances has been realized. The best Bengals are not in so exten-ive request, they however command a small premiom. The other sales of the week are -100 Pernams 2s. Id. to 2s. 141.; 200 Maranhams 23d, to 234d.; small parcels of Bahias 23d, to 234.; Minas 211⁄2d.; 320 Bowed, 1848, to 193.; a few Orleans 20d. to 21d.; Barbadoes 20ĝd.; Carricous 22d.; and Surals at 15d. The greatest proportion of the purchases are made by the export houses, but as they cannot procure Bengal under 1d. per lb. advance on the late sale prices, the markets is not so brisk: the advance at present bas been only partially submitted to. The East India Company have again declared 4300 Bengals for sale 1st proximo; which is expected to be increased to 6500 bales. · SUGAR.-The business done in Muscovades last week was most extensive; we mentioned the sale of 4000 lhds.; on the Wednesday the purchases were nearly the same quantity, at a farther improvement of about Is. per cwt, and though the sales were not so brisk and extensive towards the close of the week, the advance was fully maintained, and it is calculated about 10,000 casks were disposed of, being nearly onethird of the whole stock in London: the purchases made were chiefly by the refiners and the wholesale grocers: the former have entered into extensive contracts for goods to be ready some weeks hence at prices nearly the present currency; the purchases of raw Sugars were to secure their profits, and supply the demand for refined goods, which continues so extensive, that though the trade have been freely at work for some time past, they have not been able to supply the demand. Of Refined Goods, no parcels are to be met with, and all to be ready two or three weeks to come are previously contracted for. The market however is certainly higher; very extensive contracts are stated to be made on speculation, anticipating a higher currency.-Molasses have been in extensive demand, chiefly for exportation. COFFEE.-The public sales of Coffee have been very extensive; the quantity bas been so great, that notwithstanding the con. siderable orders unexecuted, a decline generally of 2s. per cwt, took place; the depression was particularly noticed in good and fine ordinary descriptions, which had formerly been in so extensive request: fine ordinary Jamaica, which the week previonly sold extensively at 90s, only realized 60s, to 87s. 6d.; middling 91s. to 92*. ; good middling 95s. and 96s., and fine middTing 100s. The Dutch descriptions were also depressed about 2s. IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.-There have been no sales of the least importance in the Provision market since our last; but as the stocks are moderate, very bigh prices are still expected to be maintained. Bacon is in fair demand. The supples of new Irish Butter con inue inadequate to the request; the prices continue to rate high, CORN.-The continuance of fine weas ther has had a great effect on the Corn market: the supplies yesterday were extensive, the holders being anxious to push their Grain forward to immediate sale; there were about 10.000 quarters English, and about 24000 quarters Foreign Wheat had arrived during the previous week; the depression of English Wheat was about 4, per quarter, and only the fine we believe sold at the reduction. A small quantity of extra fine Dantzic realized 100.; this was the only parcel of Foreign which met buyers, though very litle inferior was offered at 90s, and even below that price for real good parcels. Barley was in short supply, and realized rather more money. In the early part of the morning there was some disposition to purchase Oats, but the demand afterwards gave way, the market closing heavily at is. decline. Beans were in more request; fine runs obtained an advance of 2s. Grey Peas were 25. and White Boilers Ss, lower. A few samples of new Rape Seed appeared at market; they were sold so low as 321. per last. Flour may be quoted 5s, lower. CORN IMPORTATION BILL.-The Act lately passed is dated the 10th inst.Corn, Grain, Meal, Flour, and Rice, may be imported in any vessel from any countrytill the 14th November next inclusive, provided that the Importation of Grain during the same period shall continue to be legal, under the late Act 55, Geo. III. cap. 26.Corn, &c. warehoused for exportation only may be entered for home consumption.Rye Meal warehoused in like manner, may be admitted to entry duty free. TOBACCO.--The only purchase of Tobacco for the week past was a parcel of inferior Virginia; the prices are without variation, and nearly nominal, until the result of the French contract is ascertained: if the quantity is considerable, it may have some effect on the market prices; to day the tenders were to be made at Paris. RICE.-The demand for Rice rather revived last week; good Carolina, in considerable pares, realized a high price-old 35, 64, and 36%. About 800 bags of very inferior East India Rice were brought forward by the East India Company, the prices 17s. 6d. to 19%, 6d. DYEWOODS.-Logwood became a fa vourite article of speculation last week; the prices paid were 71 for Jamaica, which immediately advanced to 81 and 91 and we believe a picked parcel realized 91. 10s. |