The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-09 00:00:00

GENERAL REMARKS.

Business generally is inactive, as it usually is imme-
diately after the
holAays. Toe market is
now fairly supplied with pickled and dry fish. Bread-
stuffs continue in ample supply.
Hour—Holders still refthe to sell at 265.. and the
trade deeine to operate largely at o higher rate.
Rice—Eset India continues in limited supply, end
prices are well supported. We quote best Btogal at 14s.
6d. to 15t, and Yana, at 16% to 16i. 6d. Caroiina is in.
ample stack, and moves easily at 17s. per 100 lb.
Eread is very inactive. Wstsori's pilot mid crackers
are moved in moderate lots at 17s. and 203. per barrel
respectively; other brands are tsken at 16e. and 18s.
Home-made commands 17s. and 21s.

Butter—Operations in Irish have been effected at
110. to 12d. per lb., but the market is not by any
means firm; and dealers are offering 11d., which will
probab!y be accepted. American has likewise declined,
and hex been moved Rt/it 1. Halifax is worth 9d. per lh.
Lard is in very large supply, with prices tending
downward:7. The bae sales were at 6d. per lb.
CanXes—The stock has diminished to al argo extent,
and holders are time at 6id., which race some parcels of
Cook's have changed hands.
Soap—The sales have been of no importance whatever.
Pork—Mess, full weight, is moved at 945.; the Wee
include 90 barrels Philadelphia inspected. We have not
heard anything of prime.
Beet—We quote Halsttad's at 445., and Smith's at
45,._ to 565. per half barrel.

Tongues--as are abundant and unoaleable. Pigs' are
scarce and wanted. The light stcck precludes any other
than the merest retail transactions. _ _

Hams generally are inactive. Lancashire at 10d,,
Irish at 5d..t0 6d., and American at sd. to 7d. per lb.

011—Cod has changed hands at 2a. 9d. and lard at 4a.
p r gallon.

ash—No operations have transpired.
Tobacco—We quote cavendish at 9cl. per lb. and leaf
at 48s. to 525. per 1001bs. Both descriptions are
plentiful.
Corn is scarce; 800 bags have been moved at Bs. 6d.
per bag. _ _ _

Brandy—Pale is in better inquiry, and worth 6s. per
gall,:n; dark i 3 moved at 53,6 d. in bond. _ _

Cheese—We quote D. G. at 10d. to 10fd. per lb.
American is in very abundant eupply. No tides have
transpired.

1111t—/larvey'a pale ale has been sold at 7e. 3d. per
dczen. We nut's a stile of 100 barrels Duubar's potter
and tile at Bs. Bulk is quiet.

Rum is moved r.t 3s. Id. to 3i. 23. per gallon, duty
paid.
Sugar is in very f' it supply. We range our quota-
tions at I4F. to 20s. per 1001 Ls.

Pimento is taken in moderate lots at 3d. to 3id. per lb.
Coffee is in very small supply. We quuto oruinary
at 29i. to 30i. per 1001bs.
Gold—Doubloons would realily command 3 per cent.
premium. American gold is in limited inquiry, at ano
inival premium.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Colonial Bank-90 days, per cent. premium.
1) 69 days, 1 per cent. premium.
„ 30 dAye, 1 per cent. premium.
JtiClr.i.C3 Bank-90 days, par.
60 tistyr, per cent. premium.
„ 30 days. 1 per cent. premium.
Merchants: bills, 90 daislys, par.
ON Ew YORK.
ate' erChaßtS' bills,6o days, 1 INT cent, premium.

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COURT CIRCULAR:.
WINDS OR, FEB. 7.
The Queen walked in the Liome Park tanci 61L,pt,, this

RoYnl, and th
nowroiat, .
yol'unik;err 'ailnecin%ccfrsWola:re Rtebye,alP;fitni7;sto(lt tll4-,.ir accuse
turned pony and walking exercise.
The Eirl and Countess of MsE.to, the AT .
Marenionc,ss of Bresdalbane, i h., i...i,,,,, ri . 5
,j„•44,.;,' cyli, n.r.d,
the Mergiiis of AngleFe:;•, V;scout.t, a:id V; -b111.3.'
c uvs took
Mahon, L.)rd and Lady Ashb•artun, Lon] Po al Lordrae,,,:::,:nttcss
ttri,(3irhugettupt(d':inciriitLiaronetilfrot.thorne ttiblleei''Cilsytil!“e°l7t't:ii.ll.:ol:?,„B"rtirpollanra:::
dw'eedrs'
were her
Itlyai highness the Duch( ss
ettendA after dinner in
andt
llfece'r:sMr:ln,u,je'7'its)7Ydo':p.ePCrrilv3r''m.°eadnbdtahlitiect.rfso.lllo:iiPni:rlelectioo : •
viritirm to her Re) al Hiv..,h,166 ' -"nt.', tne Lcriy in
wygExtp(l,:vlaTialtcerkltrhceteet:eud):,7itt,,el:
,ozie,;el:t:ecene:iri67kiteare.6l3nreeutlanp‘'zi.Slii.niec:"...A.L.
11
cP,rr.:",.)..p he te.;;: llMWe:ryl;Spotib'eirdrieer.
nn
the
Home
Royal,
jostv
Prince c,t W;l• lt,
, his Royal Park this with
theSupNriposoye.
of
gentlemen of the and the Royal Children,
Her 1,1,
Highness Prince Albert, the
tbe Prineez,s Royal, the ladies and
attended D:vi Court, and the domestic Household,
chapel of the Coa
islervice this morning, is the private
HerThn .y,on. and Rev. G. Wellesley ofE iated.
it yal Highness the Duchess of Kent was also at
the service.

The Dean of Manchester had an interview with Sir
George Grey, on Saturday, at the Home-office.
Lord Vivian transacted business at the Railway De-
partment of the Board of Trade, on Saturday.
Dispatches were sent off on Saturday from the Colo-
nial-office, to the Governor of New South Wales, and
also to the Governor of Malta
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat on
Saturday. Present— Lord Cranwortb, Sir J. Knight
Bruce, the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, and
Sir Edward Ryan.
Sir Frederick Thesiger was heard on application for
an extension of Sir William Burnett's patent for preserv-
ing timber.
Some motions and petitions from Canada, Jamaica'
Gibraltar, and Sierra Leone were disposed of.

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ROYAL ARTILLISRY.---WOOLWICH, r ER. 7.......Maj0r
Wingfield, of the Riding House troop, haarclraynedge
country, it i 4 s for the purpose of pu
A Field Batteries.
the troops of Royal Horse Artillery an- duty, but still
The h Tses at present unfit for field battery 0 _
r the reserve
eoir:etos the
fhoer
capable of fatigue duty, in charge of thke men
battery, are to be all sold, and the work
department in the
which has hitherto
been required of them for the
mranberellisieurenants appointed
engitaract, as formerly, and Royal Arsenal is to he done by c
willo be attached to a 9 - the men of the reserve battery
, r 1 oificial nature has as yet
:.thteh
their
companies,fo it:oo wcoi til
g-
pounder battery. Nothing of of strength about to be
been promulgated as to the au.
of the service, but the geLeral
will be at least 2,400 men.
madeimpre
impression
otnh this important
that
the n
numbers
It is also said that the secondshortly .
mission in Julylast
gl aud :
swim.
By
:et bush,his m method,
ruhi
oc
dk, li,m,ge,gs3 Loy:.
I although they maL13......A
PRESERVING -to,-
ionfl;tlantrtar. These ingredients mix with as
be willn
on foreignp astteaj
not iitonnefsd,(..
rear'6ltge.nw. di
1 I reduce them to the cozsistency that an
much
alaulste,bhBe
put in, will
egg, when
preserved in a condition Perfectly sweet for two years.
been
_Ao icti/turist.
, cvnadian r
ADVERTISEMENT.] liollowa?'s Ointment and
E
the Cure of Bad Legs.—. Mrs. Mandeville, of Stratton,
Pill for for nearly three years with fearful sores in both Lgs.
vieO,naztg:e raa .. .
Notwithstanding the various medicines and treatment of which
trial was made, the ulcerations grew Ny arse, and for months she
was unable to stand. At length it was decided that Hollo-
way's Ointment and Pills should be used, and these excellent
medicines soon worked wonders, for in a few "Oseles:all the
wounds were healed, and the use of her lapse perfectly re-
stored, that she is now able to walk several
mliq a (V with
ease.—Sold by all vendors of medicine, and at Professer Hal-
oway'a stablialtraerito 244, amid, Loudon. • .