The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-05 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.
Ti!: supplies of all kinds of Grain this week are consi-
derable. Of Flour the arrival is also abundant. The
trade, except for fine, is dull and hardly maintaium
Monday's prices. Barley has been bought to a consider-
able extent by the distillers at last quotations. Beans and
Pease are unaltered. Oats obtain Monday's terms, but
the trade is not lively. Flour unaltered.
•RRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. f Flour.
I
7,300 qrs. 11,800 qrs. 9,300 qr 5.110,550 s.scks.
250 - I 4,200

English
Irish
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-- brls.

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK).

PLANTATION SUGARS.-There was very little business
done on Tuesday and yesterday, and the inferior qualities
declined about Is. per cwt. in price, but the better sorts
were held firmly for last week's quotations ; to-day the (L-
-ifland increased a little, and a greater quantity of business
was done: on Tuesday 5,159 bags Miuritias Sugar were
brought forward by public sale, the goof', yellow, and
strong descriptions of which sold briskly, and at about is.
per cwt. higher prices, but the other sorts went off heavily,
and barely supported previous quotations. About 5,000
bags more will be offered to-morrow.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-Two public sales of Brazils, con-
sisting of 34S chests, chiefly middling and good white de-
scriptions, have been brought forward, but there were
very few offers, and the whole were bought in, with the
exception of two or three lots of browns, which sold at
eather lower prices.
REFINED SUGARS.-There has been rather less busi•
news dune in the low descriptions this week, and the quo-
tations have barely been supported ; the middling and
good qualities continue in demand for crashing, but the
offers are barely equal to those of last week; prices, how-
ever, of these descriptions are without alteration, and a
few sales of crashed have been made. Of fine Hamburg
and Powder Leaves for the double and refined bounty, the
sales this week have been more limited, but a good many
orders remain unexecuted, and offers continue to be made
a trifle under the quotations; the good grocery qualities
are scarce, and full prices are obtained for them.
COFFEK.—TWO or three small public sales of Plantation
have been brought forward this week, which have gone off
steadily and without alteration is prices ; the demand at
present is only small, and chiefly confined to the home
trade. Of foreign, a small parcel of Havannah in casks
was also offered, but bought in a 345.
FRUlT.—Scarcely any thing has been done this week;
a few parcels of Red Smyrna Raisins have been taken off
for export at the quotations.

In Rust the purchases are confined principally to the
town trade, at previous prices. The stock is now about
2,746 puncheons and 1,721 hogsheads, against 13,500
puncheons and 1,400 hogsheads at this time last year.
SA LITETR.F..—The demand for this article continues
exceedingly active, and it has risen to 355. per cwt., being
nearly 10s. higher than a week or two back. Higher
prices are anticipated.

In SPICES there is also much doing. Pepper and Nut-
megs are higher : first quality of Nutmegs is from 3s. 7d.
to Ss. 10d. per lb.

The TEA sale in going on briskly. The Congous are
not yet all sold.
Ous.—The demand for common Fish and Linseed Oils
is brisk for export, and prices are improving; the supply
is short. Sperm is 65/. to 66/. ; Greenland 30/. ; Pale
Seal 311. 10s. ; Newfoundland Cod Oil 301. to 31/. ; Gal-
lipoli 50/. per Imperial ton ; Pale Rape 43/. 10s. per ton ;
and Linseed Oil 21/. the old ton.

THE FUNDS.-7.(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK

We have received by extraordinary conveyance accounts
from Vienna to the 26th Feb. There was a great rise in
the Funds, not produced by stock jobbing, but by the
abundance of money in that capital. Good bills not
to be had at 2 per cent. discount ; the Four per Cents.
were 91 for Mons), and for a short time 89i; 2I per
Cents. Metalliques which were 54, rose to 60i for Money,
which is in comparison 5 per cent. to 120, but the 2i-
cannot be reduced, therefore they command a high price ;
it is expected that the Four per Cents. will shortly be
above par, and it is generally believed that the 5 per Cent.
Metalliques will be paid off.

The lake of Constance is so hard frozen that people can
walk on foot from the Swiss territory to the Dukedom of
Baden, which has not happened since the year 1695.
Hobart Town Papers have been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house to the Bth March, and
Charleston Papers to the 6th February.
The Hobart Town Papers contain accounts from tile
Swan River, three days later than the last intelligence from
that quarter, of the 18th of September. One Paper says--
a We hope that no undue prejudice will he excited in Eng-
land against the infant settlement of Swan River, by reports
of those persons who may return er write. Since the arrival
of the Calista from the Swan River, in twenty-six days,
we had the satisfaction to converse with several persons
who came passengers by her, and the accounts these persons
give are certainly far from being flattering as to the soil
and advantages of the Swan River ; some go so far as to
say it must be abandoned. The Government establish-
ment at Port Raffles has been transmitted to Swan River."

Governor DArling has published an abstract of the Re-
venue and Expenditure of the Colony of New South
Wales for the year Ik3 28. The total amount of the Re-
venue far the year was 102,577/. 15s. lid. ; the expenses
of the Government, paid for the Colonial Revenue,
amounted to 97,094/. 6s. 1 d. ; and those paid by his
Majesty's Treasury were 120,8591. 19s. 4i-d.—making
the total expenditure for the year 1828, 287,9541. ss. 6d.