The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-10 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London Nov ?Hee Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades last week was
Checked by several arrivals from the Mauritius, and by two
of the cargoes being brought forward to public sale, and
which proved to be of excellent quality, the Sugars evi-
dently much improved in point of colour and of strength.
The estimated sales of West India Sugars last week were
2,000 hhds. and trcs. The stock of Muscovades is 2,460
hhds. and trcs. less than last year; the stock of Mau-
ritius is 9,751 bags more. The deliveries of Sugar last
week were 2,825 hhds. and trcs., being 206 less than the
corresponding week last year ; the delivery of Mauritius
438 bags more. The Sugar Market to-day is still affected
by the Mauritius arrivals, nearly 15,000 bags are adver-
tised for public sale this week. At the close of the market
the estimated sales of Muscovades this day were SOO hhds.
and trcs., including the Barbadoes public sale. Notwith-
standing the severe frost last week, the demand for Refined
both for export and home consumption, continued con-
siderable, the low goods were without variation, the fine
were rather higher; several purchases of crushed for the
'Mediterranean were reported; the fine Hamburg and
Powder Loaves for the double bounty were Is. higher.
Molasses steady.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-This day 1,897 bags Bengal
sugars sold 2s. under the prices of Wednesday last, good
and fine white 275. 6d. a 325. 6d.
MAuaaraus SUGARS.—There were two public sales o
New Mauritius Sugars last week—the first, 3,056 bags
went off heavily, and nearly all taken in, but they wer
were withdrawn at very high prices, and the second sal'.
went off freely, brown fine and strong 465. 6d. and 47a
6(1. ; yellow low, 471. ; bright yellow, up to 60s. a 63s
6d. We cannot compare these sales with previous prices
as they are the first Sugars of the new crop, but they ap-,
peered to he fully up to the general expectations of the
trade.

FOREIGN' SUCARS.-In Foreign Sugars no sales are re-
ported. This day 30 chests middling white Havannah, all
taken in at 445.

Corrzi.—A parcel of good ordinary St. Domingo
Coffee sold last week at 324. The other sales of Coffee
lately have been confined to parcels suitable for the home
trade, which have sold freely at full prices, the middling
descriptions rather higher. There were no public sales of
Coffee this forenoon, and no purchases by private contract
are reported.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDs.—I❑ the Rum mar-
ket there was no alteration last week ; small parcels of Ja-
maica were reported to be sold, 30 over at 2s. 10d., and
some strong Demerara, :33 over, at 28. 7d., and proof
Leewards at Is. 10d. In Brandy and Geneva there WAS
no alteration.

Rtcs.--A pares' of nearly 1,500 bags good Bengal
Rice sold last week at 11s. a 125., very inferior sold at
9e. 6d. i• Bombay Sc. 6d. a 9a.--64

gHIPPING INTILLLICIENCE..-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

bawl., Fan. 9.—Wind W. by N.—Arrived the Leslie,
Ogilby ; Hare, Para ; Bet, Campbell, from Pernambuco ;
and Protector, from Bombay. ArriVed from London, the
Corsair; Robinson, for Madras.
PoaTsmOunt, FEB. 9.—Wind W.—Arrived the Gled-
ttanes, Barton, from Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 9.--Wind W.S.W.--Arrived the
Isabel, Granfit, from the Brazils; Kattern, from St.
Michael's ; and Sarah, Wilson, from Charente.
Fatmourn, Fan. 8.--Wind W.S.W.--Arrived the
Bristol packet, Wronghttm, from Seville. Sailed the
Plover packet, for Jamaica; and Vigilant packet, for
Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL, Fns. B.—Arrived the Bahamian, Weaser,
from Bengal, sailed the 21st of September ; William
Russell, English, from Bahia; Thomas Dempsey, Coxon,
from Monte Video; Mediterranean packet, Hedgley, from
La Guayra ; Salem, Richardson, from New Orleans ; Essex,
Borich ; General Clinton, Ransom ; Heroine, Bunher,
from Savannah ; Manchester, Stretchly, and Unity, John-
son, from New York ; Sapphire, Workbury, from Charle-
ston ; Favourite, Forster, from Messina ; and John, Quin-
pol, from Lisbon.
DAnTliotrin, FEB. 9.—Arrived the Christian, Patter-
son, from Bahia. _ _

COWES, FEB. 9.—Arrived the Jonge, Guarda, Corne-
lius, from Surinam.
PARA, DEc. 14.—The Margaret and Ann, Hall, bound
to Lisbon, took fire in consequence of drawing off spirits ;
very little of the cargo is damaged ; the mate and a seaman
have died from being burnt.

The Ellen, from llillaloe to Liverpool, was totally lost
the 6th inst. off the Point of Ayr.
The Triton, Gewes, from Warrington to Dublin, is sunk
near Donaghadee ; materials expected to be saved.
The Liberty, Watson, from Jersey to London, struck on
the Goodwin Sands on Monday night, and sunk in deep
water ; crew saved.
The Crown, of Greenock, from Charleston, was wrecked
on Sunday near Hanover : crew saved.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY).