The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-03 00:00:00

MINING INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Mining Journal of this day.)
The market for mining shares has been without much
alteration this week, either in dividend or speculative
shares, though for the former there have been, numerous
inquiries, without, however, finding sellers, except at a
great advance. Transactions have taken place in Con-
ciu,"°`?", 1321.; North Towy, 15s. to 17s. 6d.; Garreg,
i" 8.; West Frances, 151. ss. ; Bedford, 6/. 15s. to 71.;
Xll
Pool, 7/. 155.; North Basset, 91. to 101.; East Bas-
let, 401.; Alfred, 211.; Chjah, 51. 15s. to 61.; Sidney,
in 10s. to 101.; Gonamena, 9/. ss.
lls' the metal market, as we have prepared our readers
to
,expect, an advance has taken place in tin, equal to
101, per ton, the present price of English block being
"4: 28. per cwt
~n
; bar, 6/. 3s. Banca has risen to 61. 2s. ;
•
lan immense business transacting. Tin
°plates are '2 awl
very seriously reduced in stock, and shipping
in such large quantities that higher prices are
already asking for them, and must be given to obtain
;cBlll3Ply. Copper is in excellent demand, and at or
i;:ter Tuesday's sale in Swansea we expect to hear
igher rates demanded. Spelter may be taken at
luny 5
to d s. per ton advance, and a disposition
-0 orsiness to a considerable extent being apparent,
further rise is not unlikely. In bar and rail iron, there
have been very
large lots changing hands at the current
Tees, and a vast business done in Scotch pigs. The
ek has been lessened during the last month fully
xo'ooo tons, and would have been considerably more,
but for the defalcation of several Liverpool over-specu-
ah,°rB, which caused some forced sales as low fie 625.
-" 645. per ton.

DIVIDENDS DECLARED IN AUGUST, 1853.
Amount.
Mines. Per share.
Wh,_ eal Basset £2o 0 0 £5120 0 0
eat
pool
.__ at Cftradon 5 0 0
meall4Zh°t:ilae°Skewtolen
5 0 0
4 0 0
ucturrocv
erli - 0 2 6
118037 n
t,.. crd United
)3,ftila Mining Company • 010 0
c4coath

Total

£13,683 0 0

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

tirleeze NO
andN,
cloud Sept 3.—Wind this day at Noon, N., fresh
y weath.
1. tAMFAGATE, Sept. 2.--Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Loya-
ist,
..0 ,
-ucLa.
EAL, Sept. 2.—Wind, N.W. by W., cloudy. The
tiagY and Rachel London to Madeira, has received con-
Sept. damage 'from contact with a foreign brig.
l'aa,,l3_,'• 3 (9 a.m )—Wind N.N.W., strong
fro ""`u ----Adeline, from Shields, to Alexandria
a;ncAl
mclpouuldlya:
fr-r 4 London, a Rottertodam, to Londo Port Natnal. Anchored—Hugo Grotius,
v".
Ao
Too.
111,AY, Sept. 2.—Wind, NE. Sailed—Launceston,
;ili Ackers, Australia.
'' "ARTMOUTH, Sept. 2.—Barrackpore, Port Philip.
ILYttovra, Sept. 2.—Wind, N. Arrived—Matchless,
; there Waterloo, for Sydney, N.S.W. Sailed—
Cross, °
Hobart Cross ; Canderides, San Fran-
°-0:
Victoria, Quebec. Off Port—Pelican, Sunderland,
Kong.
IsiaIt."CESTER, Sept. 2.—Arrived—Canton, St. Stephen's,
do. ; Britannia, Quebec ; Majestic, do. ; Ann M‘Lester,
~_Sailed—Caroline Brown, Melbourne.
oe?.?:t.l'amourn, Sept. 2.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Prince
ILl:vales, London to Calcutta. Sailed—Hoophandel,
LlCartTOwn ; Christiana, New York.
BTRAMPTON, Sept. 2.—Sailed—La Plata (s), West
St vi,ToL, Sept. 2.—Wind, N.N.E. Arrived—elenelg,
ttevo.,„4lcellt- Sailed—Nora Creina, Melbourne ; Tweed,
Se '44l' and Wilmington ; Josephine, New York ; Lady
t tannr, Quebec.
and fi.„ POOL, Sept. 3 (10.30 a.m.)—Wind, N., modcertahtae,.
nna, • Arrived—Concordia, from MarseillesHHalifax
a and
1100:0 Bordeaux. Sailed—Niagara (s), for
1%4 Off. Port—Jacq. Westervelt, from New York,
Jess (barque).
to cAINVICR, Sept. 2.—The Dolphin (Swedish brig), Hull
over enstantinople, went ashore on the Shipwash ; beat
cLa,r"d proceeded, making little water.
tattottil3N, Sept. E. Arrived—John, Now-
`4lld- Sailed—Malabar, Bombay.
RNI3EEN Sept. W. d variable. sailed—Ber-
t, Quebec
-11.INGaT
a
Pow", °N, Sept 2.—Arrived—Henderson, Quebec.. _ _
StEinALBOT, Sept. 2.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Richd•
a,44:CAlle,eyblEel.A. N.N. Sailed - Rocher de
Sept.
iSa_ilewd—Paa3as
co
Ratio
BEL , Quebec.
LONuuNnERRY, Sept. I.—Arrived—Envoy, Quebec.
d ,E. Arrived—Apollo,
tery b 1 do. ; Flora, Quebec. Sailed—Mar-

Da4P°lrincAltiEs' HALL.LNames of gentlemen who
- Bsed their examination in the science and practice of
xfiedicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thurs-
;al', Sept. 1, 1853:—Wm. Younge Jeeves, Sharrow
c ra'73ge, Yorkshire ; Samuel Thorpe, Manchester ;
t harles West Roberts, Bristol ; Fergus ol-
; George Kirk, Middlesborough-on-Tees Ferguson,;n John
I_lllikin Farley Dadley, Patrington, Yorkshire ; Wll-
- Johnson Dawson Hutchinson, Yorkshire.
A tfOsT OFFICE BUSINESS.—The mails Icy the steamer
tatT3ti. elaide consisted of 15,461 letters, and 40,000 news-
,.; those by the Shanghai numbered 13,846 letters,
fi."' I,uoo newspapers. The letters only by the Austra-
,34ll's Mails were taken out of the vessel at Plymouth,
-11110 Q Bent overland, to be fJrwarded by the Shanghai ;
a 4ewspapers were remo: e 1 from the Australian. On
,ecount of the sudden pressure of delivery business, it
1.8.8 been notified at the General Post Office that parties
ae(lll,iring their papers within the next few days must
41313 r at the office, as it has been found utterly impos-
1, .e 6) deliver the immense quantity by the recent
toards with the presont available force of the department,
1141.el'al days to coma—From the Empire of Sydney,