The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-06 00:00:00

This afternoon there was rather more business doing in
East India, and 1,600 bags at auction sold rather above
the rates of yesterday, good mid to fino white brought
143,s 6d to 16s 6d, low dusty and broken 12s per cwt.
TEA.—There has been a good attendance of the trade
at the Monthly Sales, which commenced on Tuesday, but
the bulk of the Tea brought forward being of very in.
different quality, and proprietors generally not being
inclined to submit to any reduction in prices, has
occasioned the demand to be very limited for the ord de-
scriptions, and the principal part passed auction has been
bought in above its value. Tho small quantity sold must
be quoted -id lower than in January for Twankays, id for
Congous, and ld to lid per lb for Hyson. The better
kinds of Tors sold steadily, good and fine Congou and
Twankay at former quotations ; Imperial and Gunpowder
brought prices equal to those of the last public sale.
The following are the prices actually paid :—Congou,
good ord to but mid fresh and new 11id to Is 2d, but mid
mixed leaf but mid rather coarse to but mid blackish leaf
Is 2d to Is 9d, but mid rather blackish leaf to but mid
blackish leaf rather coarse is 5d to 2s 2d, but mid blackish
leaf rather strong and but mid mixed blackish wiry leaf
Pekoe flavour is Bid to 2s ld; Souchong Is 2s to 2s 7d;
Hung gluey Is Old to Is Old; Pekoe 2s 4id to 2s 10d ;
Flowery Pekoe 2s 6d a 2s 9d ; Eulong 3s ; Caper low
11d; Orange Pekoe Is 8d a 3s 3d; Twankay is 2d a
Is 21d, brightish leaf is 6d a is 6id ; Hyson Skin Is a
Is 2d; Hyson is 7d a bs sd; Young Hyson is 5d a 2s;
Imperial 2s a 2s 10d ; Gunpowder 3s a 4s '2d ; Bohea
taken in at 9id a Sid.
A vessel has arrived off the coast with 8,000 pkgs, and
two others are shortly expected with 15,000 pkga.
TALLow.—At the close of last, and at the commence-
ment of the present week, the demand for P. Y. Candle

BERLIN, MARCH 27.—Kiamil Pasha, Ex-
traordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary Minister of Turkey
at our Court, is preparing to undertake a journey to Paris
and London. He is to bring with him young Vogorides,
son of the Prince of Samos, who has resided 18 months in
our city, and attended assiduously, during that time, the
lectures of our University. This young man, who is re-
markably intelligent, and fluently speaks the principz
languages of Europe, intends entering the diplomatical
career in the service of the Ottoman Porte.—Journal des
Debats.
' Spnrsc.—At this period of the year cutaneous
diseases very frequently occur, and thereby shows the ab-
solute necessity of preserving the skin in a pure and healthz
state, so that its functions may be duly performed, Ob-
struction of the fluids through the pores of the skin very
often take place, and from the acrid and ponderous parti_
cies which are left behind, the disordered state of the se.
creting office is disturbed, and thereby produces symptom,
of great virulence, which are not only distressing, but most
unpleasing to the sight ; and, above all others, 'when the
face is attacked, the suffering is often extremely great.
In stating this well known fact, we beg to call the reader's
attention to that admirable and unique discovery—Row.
LAaD'S KALYDOR, a mild and most efficacious preparation,
that dispels all irritability from the skin, gently assists in
opening the pores, relieves the secretions, and gradually
establishes a white and perfect skin o. transparent beauty.
LAND SLIP AND NARROW ESCAPE.---on
Tuesday morning, at seven o'clock, an immense mass of
a horizont'al
earth on the bank of the Avon, near Hamilton, measuring
about 000 yards in breadth, and of considerable length,gave way, and rolled with the force and velocity of an
lanche into the water. Immediately underneati, and- ava.
•I en
p took place; and two bo - were em-
ployed from the level of the valley, there is
,thesame time. On
coal-mine, in which seventeen men and a horse
thelll :C IV:Thse la' at the slip
1i
mouth of the mine at the 8 were
amusing;
fallen
blocked
hearing the crack of the earth above them
alla n earth. The
into the mine, the entrance to which w boys retreated
up to an enormous depth with the
mine was otherwise uninjured, and_ the individnals
escaped unhurt at an opening left by a former working of
the pit. A fine carriage way
of the Duke of I. It 'i
has been destroyed by
the accident, the road having passed
over the surface of the ground that has fallen. —Seg potsnws.