The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-09 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

This morning the Company's declarations of Saltpetre,
Pepper, Cassia, &c., was gone through. The sales were
well attended. The quantity of Company's Saltpetre
offered was 500 tons, and sold briskly from 275. 6d. to
28s. 6d. per cwt., being much higher than at 14:t
The Black unsifted Pepper, of which there were upwards
of 700 bags sold, from Sid. to 3d. per lb., and about 140
bags of White Pepper went off from sd. to 6d. per lb.
The sale altogether was a smaller one, as regards spices,
ever remembered.

SUGAIL.—The deliveries of Sugar last week from the
West India Docks amounted to 2,386 hhds. and 97 trs.,
but as there were loaded last week about 2,000 casks, the
stock is not below 23.239 hhds. and 1,670 trs. In the
Sugar Market this morning not much has been done, but
business is expected to increase now that the navigation
has become open. Refined goods are more firm.
The transactions in RUM continue pretty large, but the
deliveries last week were only about 300 puncheons, and
the stock is now 206 puns. and 1,516 hhds.
The market for Tins is languid at cost prices, except
for superior breaks, which command a small profit.
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SHIPPING INTILLICIUNCE,(THIS DAY.)

PROM LLOYD'S.

DtAL, Faa. B.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Maria
Louisa, from the Cape. Arrived from London the St.
Vincent, Young, for St. Vincent's ; and General Harris,
Stanton, for India.
Poarsatourrs, Fan. B.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the

Hudson, Champlin, from New York; Louisa Barinwe,
Lewis, from Rio Janeiro—passed the Protector, Waugh,
from Calcutta, ssided 6th September.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 7.—Wind W.N.W.—Off port the
Olive Branch, Anderson, frogs the Cape of Good Hope.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 7.—Wind W. 6. W.—Arrived the
Osborne Packet, from Jamaica, sailed 22d December ;
Nocton Packet, from the Leeward Islands, sailed from St.
Thomas's 12th December; Magnet Packet, from Lisbon,
sailed 29th ult. Sailed the Swallow Packet, for the Bra-
ails, and Vigilant Packet, for Lisbon. Prt back the
Plover Packet, for Jamaica.
WATERFORD, FEB. s.—Arrived the Margaret, Gan-
thony, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ; and Active, Duncan,
from St. John's, N.B.
LIVERPOOL, FIB. 7.—Arrived the Halifax, —, from
Halifax.

BELFAST, FIE. 6.—The Dan, Simpson, from to
Liverpool, which put into Donaghadee, has had the leak
stopped, and will proceed without discharging.
ftlAsaaxx, FEB. B.—The Hope, Renal, from Ports-
mouth to Sunderland, has been extricated from the Good-
win Sands by a Deal boat, with loss of anchors, chain,
and hawser, and brought into theme Roads.

The Hope, Fitzsimmons, has arrived at Burhaven, from
Jamaica.
The Orange-grove, Brush, was stranded at Algoa 131
11th November ; the crew and part of the cargo saved.

SUICIDE OF LORD GRAVES.

(ADDITIO?TAL r•XTICULARI.)

The greatest excitation prevailed last night, at the west
end of the town, by the dreadful death of the above much-
lamented Nobleman. The unhappy circumstances that
were currently rumoured, and which are said to have been
the primary cause of the melancholy catastrophe, were the
sole subject of conversation at the various club-houses, and
other fashionable places of resort. Many are the rumours
connected with this lamentable affair, in which the con-
duct of an illustrious individual is particularly alluded to.
On Sir James Anderson, M.D., who has apartments at
Anglesea House, ascertaining the dreadful nature of the
wound, and finding that his Lordship was quite dead, ha
returned immediately to Anglesea House, and, with as
much delicacy as possible, made known the shocking event
to the Noble Marquis and family, who were waiting dinner
for his Lordship, and who were surprised at his want
of punctuality. The Noble Marquis became so affected,
that for some moments he was incapable of utterance.—
The letter mentioned on the Coroner's inquest to have
been forwarded on Sunday afternoon, by his Lordship, to
Lady Graves, at Hampton-court, from whom he had been
separated a short time, it is said was an answer to one
received by him a few days ago, through the Marquis of
Anglesea, appointing an interview with him as yesterday
(Monday), and it was arranged that his Lordship was to
have dined with the Marquis of Anglesea on Sunday even-
ing, to arrange matters previous to the interview at
Hampton-court the following day. The dinner was to
have been on the table at seven o'clock, and at half-past six
o'clock the dreadful act was perpetrated. Since the un-
happy separation of the Noble Lord from his Lady, the
circumstances attending which are but too well-known to
the public, various infamous allusions to the cause, which it
is impossible for any person not to understand, have been
made known to the public in the shape of caricatures, and
have been exhibited in the windows of the different print-
shops at the west end of the metropolis, and since their
publication his Lordship has been frequently annoyed by
some heartless villain sending him anqnymous packets,
containing some of these caricatures. On Sunday last, not
many hours before he pat an end to his existence, he re-
ceived three packets of these prints, which considerably
added, it is ■aid, to his already troubled and ex-
cited mind. His Lordship has left behind him eight
children : one son and two daughters are married ; the rest
of his family are at his seat at Bishop's Clist, near Exeter.
About three months ago one of his daughters was married
to Mr. Hankey, son of the eminent banker, at St.
George's, Hanover-square. Immediately after the result
of the inquest a messenger was dispatched to Hampton
Court, to communicate to her Ladyship the result of the
investigation.
In the account of the Coroner's inquest held yesterday,
it is stated to have taken place at eleven o'clock, this is
incorrect, the Jurors wore summoned for half-past nine
o'clock, and the investigation eoncluded a few minutes
after eleven o'clock. We mention this circumstance, as a
Morning paper states the inquest to have been held at a
quarter before eight o'clock, and has commented on the
unusual early hour.