The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-26 00:00:00

10,VP,NINEf PDITION.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
HUNGERFORD MARKET.
There were good supplies and a fair trade ; prices steady.
Turbot 6s. to 21s. ; Soles, 9d. to 3s. 6d. per pair; Lobsters,
*IL to 4s. ; Cod, 3s. to 12s. Beef, 7p. to ; Mutton, 7d.
to tid.; Veal, Bd. to 9d. ; Pork, 70. to Bd. per lb. The
”IPPIY of Vegetables was good, and so was the demand, at pre-
'ous prices.

BILLINGSGATE MARKET.
There were good supplies, a fair demand, and prices were
touch as last quoted. furbot ss.to 20s. ; Cod 3s. to 12s. ;
Solt, 6d. to 3s. per pair ; Lobsters 10d. to 4s. ; Oysters 12s. to
4°3* Per bushel; Whitings sd. to 10d. ; and Haddocks Is.
. 2,. 6d.

There A MARKETS.
were good supplies of Hay and Straw, but the demand
Ce Uis t very brisk, and prices much as last quoted. Hay 50s.
• ; Clover 80s. to 115 s. ; Straw 30s. to 40s. per load.

COLONIAL . -
'There were a number of smaIIMARKET sales ; but, collectively, they
:ere:not of importance. Prices much as they were. The
'Nrts light. Sugar, British Plantation, sold rather slowly at
314 for brown, 635. for middling, and 68s. for fine. In Tea
4'4 ati+ much done, but prices were very firm. Two hundred
Lad sixty-three baskets Java Sugar sold at from 17s. to 20s
td a small parcel of Brazil went at from 17s. to 21s. ; 2,500
t Manilla sold at from 15s. to 18s. Rice not in lively de-
ft_lti, but prices very firm. 700 bags Black Pepper sold at
."'"t 341. • and 100 hhds. Barbadoes Sugar went at 565.
tO 643. 4 I

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Patrick Henry, a new packet-ship, has arrived
from New 'York, sailed on the 7th November, by which
Ile have received United States papers of the above
'Late- Exchange on London 105 to 106 ; has not been
40 low
for
w a long time past. United States Bank Shares
68 69,1171 d been 77.
The Hamburg mail has arrived of the 22d of No-
/ember, with papers of the same date, bringing the
Eieb anlie on London 13 3t ; G01d,429.
4. Lisbon mail has arrived by the Tagus steamer,
"Zed on the 18th inst. The intelligence she brings is
Qt of much importance ; it appears that a dispute has
arisen between Lord Howard de Walden and the
Baron de Sabrosa, in consequence of which diplomatic
notes have passed between them, on thc subject of the
money forcibly detained by Lord Palmerston.
A Mexican mail has arrived by her Majesty's packet
Swift, which has been long due, and anxiously expected.
Her chief de.ention occurred between Tampico and the
ievannab., owirr, to easterly winds. Sne left Vera
Cruz en the 15th September, Tampico 23d September,
Ind the Havannah 20th October, bringing a frieght of
`3,,,.83/41. sterling, in dollars and other specie.
o„,vbrie have received New Brunswick Papers to the
"crk. 'October :
" Since our last we have been favoured with a conti-
Pittance of most delightful weather—clear, dry, brilliant,
lied bracing in the day time, with frosty and moon-light
nights. The frost has been pretty sharp."

THE FUNDS.
ye have several arrivals this morning of packet
Those of most importance are from New York
sad Vera Cruz ; the latter Grings about 700,000 dol
lays for merchants' account, most of them no doubt
Fill find their way into the Bank of England. The
Intelligence received by the packet ship of the 7th inst.
from New York is of a more favourable nature than
,t
former accounts. On the arrival of the Great
• ntetern a great improvement took place in the Ame-
" Pal Stocks, which reached 79, but soon after they re-
?ded again to 75. Exchange on England, 105 106.
lee private letters from Boston say, that although the
Pressure was heavy specie payments would be con-
tinued, and all was beginning to come round by de.
11rees. The New York Bank and that of Boston con-
tinued specie payments.
The Philadelphia, London line of packet, has also
rfived, of the Ist inst. old date ; one of her passengers is
lePh Buonaparte and his suite, from New York ; this
;
▪ 46 third passage in the Philadelphia, Captain Mor-
-14113, to whom he has made a present of a gold service
13' Plate.

' Consuls, which left off yesterday at 90i I, both for
14
tatioa;
oney and Time, opened this morning at the same quo-
for the January Account, the 16th, 911 ;
tuequer Bills 6 4 dis. ; Bank Stock, 178 179 ; India
`Abek, 251 252.
In the Foreign Market Spanish heavy, left off at
2411 at present 24i ; Portuguese at the closing
of yesterday, 31i 321; Three per Cents., 214
22 ; Brazilian, 72 73 ; Colombian, 291 301 ; Nlexican,
.29i 30 ; Belgian, 100} 10 l ; Spanish Passive, 61 ;
Deferred, 111; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
521 1; Five per Cents., 98f.
Money continues rather easy in the house, but out of
it for commercial purposes at a high rate, and in de-
mand.

PIiICF,B OF STOCKS TFIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Banks tock.
8 Per Ceart, Red.
(4,J5.,%% Ditto Bonds 7 dis.
er Cant. Cons. 9('%%%% South Sea Stock —
S-- Per Cent..
NDitto lied, ....97%%% . New Ditto ...... ............. ..
e
~,-,tl '3% pet Lent..... 93% se 9 R.% ' 3 per Cent. Annuities, MI
"ew, 5 per Cent. -1 Exch. Bills, Xl,OOO-6 4 dis
la'air,k Long Annuities toexpire . Ditto 500 ... 5 3 dis.
.1111. 5, Mk ..... 5.,... 13% 9..13. Ditto Small .. 2 3 1 die.
Oct. 111, 1859.... ...... .
Jan. 5, liitii 1 — Ditto Advertised .....
'''''')A4n. 5, 1880 — Batik Stock for Account ... --
April 5, 18841 — India Stock for Account ...
1.4
, • 5. 1870 — Consos for Account ... ..... 90%%
410 ES OF FOREIGN FU NOS THIS DAY AIV ONE O'CLOCK.
NIT*. Bonds — Peruvian Bonds
Ilian Bonds
Di,.
-04 Account ....... ...... . . --; Portuguese Bona.
Ailian Bonds a„„„.. Ditto New Bonds
ditto Account ...... : . ....... -- Ditto Account - 32 . lii,
aftellOi Ares Bonds — Ditto, 3 per. Cent. .........2.i% 2
Ditto Account .......•...• - Ditto Account 22
Chilian 'Bonds
• Dito Account —, Russian Bonds, 1822 —
Columbian Bonds —. Ditto Account —
,
Ditto Account — . Ditto Metallic _
Columbian Bonds, 1824. ..... . —, Spanish Bonds 04 4i N
Ditto Account 3O Ditto Account. ‘24%%%%
Danish Bonds
Ditto Account — Deferred ll 1113,,,
Greek Bonds... — , French, 5 per cent.
Ditto Bondi, 1825 —i 4 per cent --f. --c.
Ditto Account - 3 per cent. —f..—c.
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cant Exchange. —f. —c.
Ditto Account — ' Dutch, 2% per cent. 12%
Ditto, 6 per Cent. ....
Ditto Account
"Imooliten, ..... „ ....... „,„,,„„ ..... ' Ditto Acc0unt........
- - - - - - - - - - -

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
troightnn Railway Paid.. Per Share.
flu 15
:_rth Midland Railway Company 65 77
"Waseial Sank of Ireland
HALE-PAST ONE.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MONDAY.—We have
lad a moderate demand for Cotton to-day, without a
material change from Friday's prices. Sales 3,500 bags.
The Liverpool steamer to New York was spoken
With, on the 19th instant, at 11 A.M., in ;at. 51, lon.
11. 30.

The intelligence from the United States has not had
gay effect on the British market, nor is there much
business doing to the present hour. The brokers and
Jobbers are arranging their accounts against next
Thursday, which is settling day ; Friday is settling day
14 the Foreign Market.
Money may be obtained in the House at 54 per cent.
from one Account to another.
, We have various opinions in respect to the informa-
tion received this morning from New York. Some are
of an opinion that affairs there are gradually improving ;
our accounts state that things are in the same state
as by the previous accounts.
Consols may be quoted at present 904, for the Ac-
count have been 904 ; Money 904 4 ; Exchequer
Bills 6,4, 7, 5 ; India Bonds 7 dis. ; Bank Stock 1784
178, lower.
In the Foreign Market, very little doing, Spanish
Active is the only feature, which was very heavy
in the morning, at 244, at present 244 ; Portuguese,
131 ; Three per Cents., 22 ; Colombian, 30 ; Dutch
Iwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 52 ; Five per Cents.,
98 ; Spanish Passive, 64 ; Deferred, 10i.

The following is a letter addressed to Thomas Dun.
'OP. Esq., President of the Bank of the United States
(Translation.) " Paris, Sept. 23, 1839.
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE LANK OF THE UNITED

STATES, PHILADELPHIA.
" Mr. President—We have the honour to inform you
that we have arranged with Mr. 'Jaudon to accept for
your account the amount of 5,500,000 francs, your drafts
ot •
We take it tuiguer, which remained in suspense.
will have informed granted that Mr. Jaudon
entered into by us Y" of the arrangements
with him for this pur-
pose, and consequently consider it unnecessary to
recapitulate them here, lim
furnish-
ing you on the other side a nmgemoramiu ourseh,'"
or to,
such or
m
your drafts as have been left M our hands to-day to
high
found an op-
bc
be clothed with our acceptance.
" W e are happy, Mr. President, to
gde, and to
consideration
portunity to give you a proof of our
for the establishment over which you
pre
have been able at the present time to arresti the
on
the
dis-
astrous effects which this refusal of acceptance
part of Messrs. Hottinguer was beginning
in our place as well as at Lyons, by
many produceholders
of your bills, who pressed by their necessities to an
immediate realization of their funds, were offering to
part with those sureties at a loss over the discount.
" We shall correspond with Mr. Jaudon in everything
concerning our acceptances on your account, in con-
formity to his request made to us, so that we shall not
be obliged to trouble you with details relative to the
operation, except in cases of new instructions on your
part. We present you, Mr. President, assurances of
our most distinguished consideration.
(Signed) "DE ROTHSCHILD, freres.
A. DE ROTHSCHILD."

RURAL POLICE IN ESSEX.—On Monday, at
a meeting of the Magistracy of the county in the Shire
Hall, convened for the purpose of taking into conside-
ration the propriety of establishing a rural police, under
the provisions of the District Constable Act, Lord
Braybrooke moved a resolution, declaratory of the ex.
pediency of introducing the new force ; and Mr. G.
Palmer, M.P., moved an amendment, in opposition to the
establishment of such force. At ter considerable discussion
the Court divided, when there appeared for the amend-
ment, '23 ; for Lord Braybrooke's motion, 40 ; inak)-
rity in favour of the measure, 17. Sir J. T. Tyrrell,
M.P., T. W. Branston, Esq., M.P , and both the
Messrs. Round, M.P.'s, spoke in .
favour cf the original
motion. Lord Rayleigh rather hinted his dislike, than
declared his opposition to the measure.