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Advices from Java to the 18th July, have
been received at Boston. The late insur-
rection had subsidized in great degree: trade
was unusually dull, and the products of the
Island came in very slowly. Coffee at Sou
rabaya, from 90 to q cents. the stock of inn
ports was considerable, and there were nc
sales.