The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LEITII, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Daedalus, Donaldson, Diary, Ga.
yin, and Britannia, Barclay, from Quebec ; Gratitude, IllurraiP
from Riga : Ceres, Simpson, and Janet, Forbes, from Windan•
LoNnonnEll,l2Y, DEC. 6.—Arrived off port the Abbotsford, Bar"
ter, from London.
•
Cu XIIAVEN, DEC. 6.—Arrived off port the Globe, Greig, from
Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. B.—Arrived the Alfred, Guillean, Charentel
WATERFoim, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Concordia, Reed, an
Alexander, Nichols, from Loudon.
LIMERICK, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Felicity, INPFee, James Cok'
Follen, and Jean, James, from London.
PENZANCE, DEC. 7.—Arrived the Industry, Ventin, from
laviciosa.: Euphemia, Chudley, from St. Petersburg ; and Wahl"'
Hutchins, from St. Petersburg.
Hum., DEC. 7. Arrived the Bravo, Murray, from St. Peter::
burg ; Choice, Caithness, from St. Petersburg; John, Pri.PP;:
from St. Petersburg ; Amelia, Roston from St. Petersburg'
Charlotte, Boyes, from St. Petersburg; Exchange, Prowllovai
from St. Petersburg ; Wilson, Jordan, from St. Petersburg ; an
Judith, from Riga.
flumnErt, DEC. 7.—Arrived the Amazon, Brodrick, from Sit
Petersburg ; Latona, from St. Petersburg ; Olivia, Fuss
from
Daninic,: and Aurora, from Gaspe. , Oil
JERSEY, DEC. 6.—A quantity (about two tons) of pal
has been picked up on the North coast of this island ; only very
small pieces of casks remained; it is not possible to ascertain t"
marks.
CRONSTADT, Nov, 24.—Parts of a wreck, and a good deal
aE
timber and planks, was seen near Dugerort.

The Trina, Lecke, from Gottenburg, put into Lisekehl, leakts
and cargo discharged with little damage.
The Mary White, Allen, from Onega to Gloucester, was ashore
on the West Rocks near Harwich.
The Hawk, Bedingfield, ran upon Cortan Sand yesterday, best
off, and sunk—crew saved.
The Woodford, Sanderson, from Riga to Plymouth, and the
cellent, Murray, from St. Petersburg to London, were on shore 1
Lessoe, 22d ult.
The Houghton, Hunter, from St. Petersburg to Hull, has Put
into Arendahl with damage, and nearly half full of water.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(prom the London New Price Current of Fr:day Eve&"..)
SUGAR.-The disinclination evinced on the part of both
till
grocers and refiners to purchase West India Muscovadoes 51111,
continues, and if anything the dulness in the market has tes
creased. Barbadoes went heavily at a reduction on the r:8-5,
of the last sale of Is. to Is. 6d., fine sold at 665. 6d. to %I
mid. to good 649. to 665. Refined goods have been inLr:
proved request for shipping to various ports in the Mea"
ranean, and the refiners having submitted to 36s to 363' ,'d.
for double Crushed has led to a fair demand, and the aa'e
amount to 250 hhds. at these prices, there are not now sellers
under 375. ; on the part of the grocers there has been ratber
more inclination evinced to purchase, but at present there has
been very little business done ; 775. has been accepted for
Lumps rather under, and 78s. for those passing the standard;
brown Lumps and single and powder Loaves are ls. lower'
For Dutch Crushed there has been no demand, and purchatee
could be made at 355. 6d.
MAURITIUS.-The market continues very inactive, an
prices on the decline. This afternoon there was no improVei
merit in the demand, and 659 bags at public sale was ag
taken in 2s. above the rates of the former sale, fine brown ad
60s. 6d. to 615., low to mid. brown 565. to 595., mid. to go°
yellow 625. 6d. to 645. 6d.
FOREIGN. -The Market has become very quiet for all dc-
scriptions, and some of the importers have lost that confidence
which they entertained of late. Brazil, at a reduction on for
trier rates of 2s. on white, and Is. to Is. 6d. on brown qua,
ties ; Bahia, good white, sold at 325. rni ; mid. and low "
265. and 6d. to 31s. ; strong gray, 30s. ; good rather soft, 28Ls:
to 295. ; good to fine brown, 225. to 235. ; low to mid., 15s' Ti
to 21s. ; good yellow, 235. 6d. to 245. ; Pernambuco, goo to
;
fine white, 325. to 345. ; Rio good white 325. to 335. s le
mid., 28s. 6d. ; mid. brown, 21s. to 225. ; Paraiba mid. brown'
19s. to 20s. ; ord., 18s. ; yellow Havannah has supported f°r"
mer rates. and 154 boxes at auction found buyers, good to fine'
at 295. 6d. to 315.; low mid., 28s. 6(1. ; 160 casks 103 trt
Foreign Muscovado were all taken in, mid, brown at 235. 6
to 245. ; good to fine yellow, 255. to 295. 6d.
COFFER.-The rates previously established for British Plan-
tation have been fully maintained this week; Berbice, low'
middling, at 102 s. to 105 s. ; good middling, 106 s. to 1°085:
6d. ; good to fine ord„ 86s. to 975, 6d. ; triage unclean, 8`!„,
t 3 935. ; good mthere
was 106 s. to 1063. (3d. This afternoon th
was no public sale of British Plantation ; privately there was
a fair business doing. Ceylon, admissible at the 6d. duty,
sold with much spirit, at an advance on last week's rates of
2s. 6d. to 3s ; ord. and fair ord. went at 83s. 6d; to 859. 6',.
good ord , 86s. to 89s. 6d. ; fine ord., 935. ; pea-berry, 16 ^;
144 bags Brazil were taken in at their full value ; good co.
41s. 6d. 419 bags Sumatra bought in at higher prices, ora''
31s. 6d. to 325.
COCOA.-The demand for British Plantation has been veg
moder::te by private cor:tract,"and rather lower p "
rites have b,,epe'
again submitted to ; 69 bags Grenada at auction were t
in, mid. red, 475. to 50s.
RUM, sous BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Rum has been 13
after, but the short stocks in first hands still prevent 1:;
business. Jamaica at very full prices, 36 over proof, 45; r6mer
;33 over, 4s. 4d. ; and Leewards at a slight advance on I°--dy
rates, 1 per cent. over proof, 2s. 6d. ; 3 over, 2s. 7d. Branch
is held for fully presions rates, but there has not been nr
raw
business doing. Genes a has been taken sparingly at
rates.
00. s. -There are sellers of all descriptions of Conindodefi
Fish Oils at a reduction on former rates of 405.! for
pare 451. to 451. 10s. has b, en accepted for very limited Pare'anGt
471 for Pale Seal ; 40/. to 451. for yellow and brown; ur.
3(3/. fi,r fine Southern. Sperm of fiat quality is not to be P
chased under 83/. For Palm 33/. is required. t fullY
Sricrs.-For Ginger there has been a good demand a
con
the rates previously established; 205 hags Bengal at a,,tl„ at
went at 19s. to 21s. for ordinary : and 52 bags Barban,°lo,3.
48. 6d. to 51s. for good. Nutmegs of first quality at 4'
to ss.
o-daY
TEA.-The Ea't India Company's Sal .! concluded to the
there was a large attendance of the trade throughout, Icr. and
biddings were very spirited; Bohea went sd. to
06,. above
Congous 7d to Bd. above the September Sale, being -utusonS
the rates paid privately during the last few weeks ; ",40heti,
were not dearer, but fully supported !previous prices; 1:.6, in
Canton, duty paid sold at 2s. 9id. to 2s. 10d.; Congo' fine
bond, common Is 91d. to Is 11d. mid. 2s. Id. a 2.7. jiid.:rnid.
2s. sd. a 3:,. 31d. ; Hyson common 2s. 51d. a 2s. 1..
2s. 91d., fine 6s. lid. a 6s. 4d.

THE COASTING TRADE he following I de-
among.2.T
the many instances which might be adducedli of t.hge°nepr of the coasting trade. Colliers frequenting the p
ession
Tit:is is to be had at 7d. per ton, including its cutting fro° ore
of Rochester return in ballast from thence composed of chalk.
for cutting, the,
pi and the cartage from thence to the vessels—a distance °I
nfarly a mile. Out of this sum the contractor Pays the Dean
and Chapter of Rochester 4d. per ton; he gives Id. per toe
vessels, so
and another Id. per ton for cartage to the
that Id. per ton is the whole amount of the
contractor's profit. About four colliers cn the average
Tenarriveyewaereskalgyn,wfhoireltihteaskaemaewaarytiacbleouttheso tons of ballast •
eacil.
ton. It gill lie seen from the above, noptriccnelywataheisc.onBndeseeloar
between " Church and Tiede," but that the Church, as usual'
has continued to have the best of the bargain.
sent
London some specimens of Shetland hosiery, euusislth°e
Some of our loyal countrywomen have up to
stockings arid gloves for presentation to the Queen and
Duch,ss of Kent. These stockings are said to be as
specimen of our native manufacture as any that have yet
n._ by
made. They are spun from the lambs' wool, and
•k It
s coal-
the hand as usual, and notwithstanding the
thread delicacy
posed of three threads twisted together, such is the
ease be
of the texture that a pair of stockings can.
drawn through the smallest wedding -ring.
have been
Though upwards of 200,0001. is said to .1
rious rill -
already been expended by the advocates of the
vaof the liti-
rov,d lines to Brighton, it is rumoured that some fit:lace:l
gants, undismayed by defeat, threaten to renew
warfare during the present Session. —ln vewrnitehs sal :la
gld: