The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-11 00:00:00

1 Oats. I Flout.
t-0.) qrs. I 101,00 tits. 6,800 sacke.
tOle
4,000

1;750

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- brIE.

CITY MARKETS.—(TWO O'CLOCK.)
SUGAR..'-Increased business has been doing in Plantar'
tion Sugar within the last day or two, there being Pow 0!
plentiful supply, and the refiners, as well as the grocery,
all buyers. This morning, however, the demand has ra.s
ther falien off, and purchases are effected easily. 1110
lowest prices paid are as follows brown Demerara,.
Trinidad, and Tobago abGut 465. ; for low brown JP.
maica 4Ss. ; for middling very good Jamaica 57a, t 0
635. 6d. per cwt. The total stales fur the week, ending
to-day are estimated at nearly 3,000 Mids. In Foreigo
Sugars more business is also doing ; yellow Havannah9
(old crop) are in demand ; middling to good yelloW
235. 01. to 255. 6d. ; low soft brown to low middling
yellow 201, to 225. 6d. per cwt. Considerable parcels of
recent importations have been sold ; good white, strong
quality, has brought 425. to 465. The Mauritius brought
forward this week has gone at an advance of 18. to ls, 6sh
per cwt. Low white Bengals are in demand. The Be'
fined market looks firmer, and 71s. 6d. is paid for larg°
lumps, being fsd...percwt. higher ; fine goods remain the
same. -
Rum.—The market is beter supplied, but little hos;:.,
ness is doing. Jamaica 26 to 31 per cent., over proof}
arc at 2s. 7d. to 2s. 10d., and 30 per cent. ofsi Proof
from marks are at 3s. std. to 3s. sd. per gallon.
The 'Tea sale is proceeding with great animation. The
Congo; s have all been got through, and Twankays ate this.
morning on sale, and are realizing from 2s, MI to 35..
Oid• per lb., which is 1 A-d. to 2d. per lb. higher thus
last sale. Up to this morning 88,000 chesta have passed
the sale. -
Ls.—A Government contract for upwards of 20,000
gallons of Linseed Oil was announced for the day before
yesterday. There were many bidders for the contract,
but the Commissioners informed the parties that the
prices asked were all toe high, consequently no contract
took place. Up to this morning no answer had been re-
ceived from the Board whether the lowest offer would be
accepted. Linseed Oils are rather heavy. Olive 0,15
are improving, and have risen from It. to 2s. per impe-
rial tun.

COFFEE.-The purchases of British Plantation are AC-.
tive for the home trade, and some favourite qualities have
gone from 2s. to 3a. dearer. Shipping qualities realise
full prices.
In SALTPETRE there is not much doing to-day ;
up-
wards of 400 bags being declared for sale.
The COTTON market is flat. By public Bile about 600
bags of Surats went from 411. to 51d., and 330 bales of
Bengal from 40. to 4id. per lb.
SPICES are firm. Cassia has realised from 565. to 635•
per cwt.
Hors.—The accounts from the plantations are more un-
favourable to-day, and the duty has receded from 130,0001.
to 115,000/. _ _ _

l'Ar,Low is at 345. 9d. to 365. per cwt.: At St. Peters-
burgh the last price was 96 to 97 rubies. Exchange on
on London, 10 13-32.

TIIE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)
The following was the Bulletin issued yesterday :
" Windsor Castle, June 10. •
" The KING has had a restless night, but in other rem
spects continues much the satne as yesterday.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD. •
" M. J. TIERNEY."
The Bulletin was shown as usual to the Nobility and
Gentry, at the King's Palace, St. James's, by Lord Cut -
TON (as Lord), and Sir Witt,inat flousToux (as Groom),
in waiting.
Among the inquirers were the Archbishop of CANTEK
BURY.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—French, Prussian, Mexican, Ne-
therlands, Hause Towns, Bavarian.
Charge d'Affaires.—Brazilian.
Dukes.—Beaufort, St. Alban'.
Duchesses.—Dowager Richmond, St. Albans.
Marquises.—Winchester, Tavistock.
Marchionesses —Winchester, Dowager Salisbury.
Earls.—Macelesfichl, Abingdon, Normanton,
Fitswilliam.
Countesses.—Jersey, Normanton.Viscounts.—Gage, Combermere, Maynard.
Viscountess.—Maynard.
Bishops.—St. Asaph, Winchester, Carlisle, Litchfield and Co-
ventry.
Lords.—Bexley, Kenyon, G. Seymour, Willoughby, fr"le4--
worth, A. Lenox.
Ladies.—Drake, Dowager Kilmaine, Bloomfield, hobo
Astley Cooper, (2) Beauclerk, G. Seymour, Burdett, S. LenoX•
Baron.—Wolff.
Right Honourable.—W. Huskisson.
Honourables.—Mr. Kenyon, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Talmash, W'
Bathurst, .1. Bloomfield.
Sirs.—T. Drake, W. Curtis, F. Baker, C. Alonck, W.
tham, J. Asticy, F. Burdett.
Serjeant.—Arabin.
Doctor.—Sigmond.
Colonel.—Whatley.
Messieurs.—Parnther, Hope, Bouverie, Blackburne, Fane,
Chichester, J. Brookes, Knowlys, Flower.
Mistresses.—Rothschild, Nesbit, Flower, Parnther, Whatley.
Percy.
Misses.—poomfield, Blackburne, Seymour, Nesbit, Percy.
The Austrian Ambassador had a ling conference with
the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
His Excellency afterwards vislt,d the Earl of AnErtnEsti
at the Foreign Office.
A numerous deputation of Master Manufacturers from
Staffordshire and parts adjacent, had an interview, by ap-
pointment, with the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday, at
the Treasury.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl RONSLTN, the Earl of
ABE7.DEEN, Sir ROBERT PEEL, and the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQUER, visited the Duke of WELLINGTON yes-
erday at the Treasury.
THE KING.

(From the Morning Herald.)

WINDSOR, THURSDAY 7.IrENING.

The KING continues in the same state as when I wrote
you last night. After the departure of his Royal brothers,
the Dukes of CLARENCT and CUMBERLAND, yesterday
evening, his MAJESTY agLin experienced much difficulty
in breathing, and became otherwise so unwell that Sir
HENRY HALFORD remained by the side of his couch until
three o'clock this morning. At that hour his MAJEsTs"
grew more composed, and gradLally fell asleep. He slept
till re u•ly nine o'clock, and thy] partook of his usual
breakfast (a broiled chicken) with a good appetite; but,
with the exception of less difficult respiration, no altera-
tion in kis general condition has taken place. Up to this
hour (five o'clock p.m.) the answer liven at the Castle,
to those who have the privilege to inquite there after the
health of the KING, is this :—" Ilia ithJasTY retuning
composed, but there is no amendment in tail healtk."--
Both the physicians remain in attendance; Mr. Baonte
comes at night and goes away in the mornng as usual,
and the Bishop of CutcnitsTEL passes severs. hours every
day in reading. with his MAJESTY.
To-day there has not been a single ♦isiter his MA-
JESTY ; and though the town is full of comiany of all
sorts, and its streets are roaring with carriages, the Castle
is silent as the grave ;—except that ever and anonyou shall
see a horseman dash through its gates at full galop with
a despatch from Lord MARTEOROUGII at Asco: Heath
with the result of each race as it occurs. AVhethe: these
Jespatches are sent by order of his MAJESTY I knot.; sot ;
the yentlrmen of the Turf boldly affirm that they an sent
for his MAJESTY'S information, and by his especial crier ;
and they affirm also that hit MAJESTY gave personal in-
structions yesterday afternoon respecting the running of
his horses fur the gold cup to-day.