The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-02 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—Fab. 22.

J. Bettridge, timber merchant, Birmingham—L. Abrahams, win
merchant, St. James's.place, A Idgate.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

E. A. Greig and Mary Ferot, Doddington.grove, Kennington—M.
Mainwaring and G. Hartwell, jewellers, Chichester rents, Chancety_
lane—R. and H. Brice, ceachmakers, Taunton, Somersetshire—T.
Holmes and N. Parr, coach proprietors—F. and S. S. Laing, tobacco
and snuff manufacturers, Portsea, Southampton—Wm. B. Dobson and
S. Smith, brewers, Liverpool—G. Hatfield and J. Grave, jun., attorneys
Manchester—W. Baker and T. H. Davis, carvers, High-street, St
Giles—T. L. Boyle ani D. Breese, attorneys, Llanfyllin, Montgomery.
shire—J. H. and S. H. Crosswell, wine-merchants, London—T. Fisher
and A. Buck, brewers, Ripon, Yorkshire—W. H. Rushton and T.
Coston, calico-printers, Manchester—E. and W. Williams, beer sellers,
Liverpool—J. Thomson and J. Webber, eoachmakers, Belton.street,
Long. acre—R. Taylor, sen., and G. Taylor, curriers, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne—T. Wilson and J. Eyton, mercers, Liverpool—R. Inpe and C.
Hindley, upholsterers, New Boni-street—R. Inpe and Co., upholsterers,
New Bond-street (as far as regards R. Inpe)—W. Field and C. Houlton,
brewers, Prstol—J. Dryden and Co., earthenware manufacturers, New-
castle.upon-Tyne (as far as regards B. C. Lownds —M. Hetherington and
E Wilson, dress-makers, Davies-street, Berkeley-square—J. W. and I.
Haime, linendrapers, Pillgwenlly, Monmouthshire—H. Sidebotham an,
Co., cotton-spinners, Houghton, Lancaihire—R. Russell and R. Smith,
plasterers, Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire—J. Gerdes and D.
Pearson, chemists, Liverpool—J. Greenhalgh and J. Williamson, Bolton.
le .Moors, Lancashire—J. H. Hummel and Co., tailors, Conduit-street,
Bond.street. _

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
PETER MARSHALL, bleacher, Hogganfield, Feb. 4 and 18, at one,
at the Royal Exchange Sale-room, Exchange.square, Glasgow.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Evening.)
SUGAR.—We have still to report a dull market for West India Mus-
covadoes. Importers have generally submitted to a reduction in pre-
vious prices of Is making th• decline during the last two weeks Is 6d ;
Berbice of fair mid yellow quality has been sold at sis ; Jamaica
and Demerara mid 58■ 6d a ells 6d ; St. Vincent and Domi_
nica good mid 618 a 61s 6d ; Jamaica good 02s, tine is not to be pur-
chased under 65s 6d, and superior up to 68s ; the supply of these des-
criptions being still short ; at public sale on Tuesday 112 hhcls •f Bar-
badoes brought previous rates, good to fine 65s 6d a 08s.

This afternoon the market closed very quiet; yesterday's prices were
obtained; the purchases for the week are only 1,100 hhds and trs, in.
eluding two auctions of Barbadoes. A public sale of 120 lihds 9 trs
Barbadoes went 6d cheaper, and brought 651 a 66s ad for good, and 50s
a 645. for low to mid.

REFlNED.—Refiners generally are net inclined to submit to lower
prices, some of them, however, have accopted 76s for standard lumps
which last week were worth 77s ; the price of double crushed is un-
certain. For Treacle a fair demand has prevailed, 30s to 30s 6d for
common, and 32s a 33s for patent and the best old make. Pieces are
not cheaper. Bastards have met with a dull sale ; Dutch crushed
Sugar is held for 32. s 6d.

MAURITIUS.—Prices have given way Is for fine and Gd for other de-
scriptions; at auction 6,386 bags sold as follows :—Low brown at 51s,
fine strong 56s a 575, mid to good mid yellow 58s a 603 Gd, good 61s a
62,, fine 63s a 63s Gd, good grey 58s Gd a 595, fine 61s, low mid 565.
This afternoon 3,045 bags 53 brie were offered at auction, which sold
generally at former rates, but in some instances rather lower; fine yel-
low went at 63s a 63s Gd, good 61s Gd a 625, good mid 59s 6d a 60s
Gd, mid 58s a 58s 6d, good mid grey 57s 6d, low brown 48e a 54s 6d,
mid and good 55s a s(is.

EAST INDI♦ —ln Bengal former prices have been barely maintained ;
at public sale 542 bags brought 65s 6d for low, 67s a 67s 6d for good
white, and 64s 6d a 66s for damps. Siam is held for full prices, and the
demand continues steady ; at public sale 1,279 hags sold at 28s a 30s
for mid to good dry white, mid rather soft 27s 6d a 28s, washed 22s 6d a
26s 6d, sound yellow 251 6d. For Manila former rates are demanded;
of Cochin China Ism bags have been offered at action, which sold at
the full valuations, low mid to good mid soft white at 25s a 26s 6d,
washed 22s Gd a 23s Gd. This afternoon the public sales consisted
of 1,304 bags 170 casks Bengal, and 800 bags Manilla; the former in
bags sold at previous rates, good calory white 670 a 07s id, goad mid 658

T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, &c., 47, Cornhill,
London ( Seven Doors from Gracechurch- street), informs the Public
that he has fitted up THREE SHOW ROOMS expressly for the
display of a large assortment of superior SILVER-EDGED
PLATED GOODS. He offers them at those low but fixed prices,
which have been so successful in drawing public attention te the
WATCH, JEWELLERY, SILVER SPOON and FORK, anti
several branches of his trade. N.B. A pamphlet, containing a De-
tailed List of the Prices of Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks,
&c., may be had gratis, or will be forwarded in answer to a post-
paid application.