The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-27 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.—For Maniha the demand has again been limited; Siam_
has been taken Me freely, good dry white 30s to 31s 6d, damp or&
nary yeltow tb good white, which formed the principal pwrt the sa!e,
td to 30s 6d ; Bengal has brought previont i\rlces, but the Grocers
have purchased sparingly by private tdtittaet, and none has been offered
at auction,

motAssrtz-At the prices previously established for West India there
has M. 0.,. fair business transacted, Antigua of good quality have yielded
`his. per cwt.
COFFEE.—This afternoon the market for East and West India Coffee
was liyely ; at auction 233 casks 64 barrels and 165 bags British Plan.
tation, and 941 bags Ceylon were brought forward, the former sold with
much spirit at prices fully equal to those previously chained ;
good Jamaica brought 1208. to 122 s 6d, mid 109 s to 113 s, low mid
105 s to 1083 ; for the latter there was a good demand, and 2s to 3s ad-
vance was obtained, good ord selling at 905 to 91s, fine ord 92s 6d to
975, fine even pate 105 s to 107 s 6d, one lot superior 1103 per cwt:

COCOA.—This afternoon the public sales were large of British Planta.
Lion, and consisted of 371 barrels gal bags, for which there was a good
demand, and Is advance was obtained, Trinidad ord grey selling at 40. s
to 41s, mid 42s ti 435, mid dark red 44s to 455 6d ; Grenada dark red
40s to 40s 6d per cwt. . . _

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLLNDS.—The transactions in Rum have
been to a less extent this week. Of Jamaica 250 puncheons have been
sold, 20 to 26 percent. over proof at 4s hl to 4s 2d, 27 to 30 over 4s 3d
to 4s 4d, 32 to 36 over 4s 5d to 4s Gd, 37 to 39 over 4s 7d to 46 9d.
Brandy, of the vintage of 1836 in puns 3s 6,1, in hhds 3s 8d ; 1634 in
puns 4s, in hhds 4s 2d ; 1852 in puns 4s 2d ; Geneva is held for 2s to
2s Id ; British Corn Spirit, lOs per gallon.
Setcas.—The demand for Pepper continues to Improve, and business
to a fair extent has been transa...ted at 1 advance on previous rates ;
1,500 bags have been offered at auction, whizh so'd with animation,
common Malabar at 3%d to 3.4 d, Sumatra good 3;d to 31d.

This afternoon the auctions consisted of 1,031 chests Cassia Lignea
and 410 bags Pimento ; the former did not sell so well as was expected ;
low mid. 52s a 53', mid 54s to 56s 6d, fine 615 ; the latter went rather
cheaper, ord. to good mid. 21cl to 3Ad per lb.
Rms.—East India has been in good request at previous rates, 1,500
bags Bengal at auction sold at 14s 6d to 15s for good middling and
good white; in Carolina a fair business has been transacted for home
consumption at former quotations, but for export sales are prevented by
the scanty supply.
OlLS.—Fish Oils of common quality have maintained previous rates.
Pale Seal in small quantities has been sold at 391, Cod at 3M 10s. In
Linseed the purchases have been very limited at 16s; Rape has been
taken sparingly; of Palm there is scarcely any here, and the price re-
mains nominal at 401.

SALTPETRE.—The buyers of Rough have purchased freely this week,
and at the large public sales of 6,237 bags an advance of 6d has been
established, Calcutta refraction 51 to 4 lbs per cent. brought 24s to
24s 6d, 94 to 8 refraction 23s to 23s 6d, 141 to 11 refraction 22s 6d to
23s ; British Refined has sold to a fair extent, and prices have advanced
to 28s 6d for brls, and 28s for hhds.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

(THIS EVENING.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.
Their Lordships sat to.day at Four •'clock.
ROYAL ASSENT.

The Royal Assent was given to.day by Commission to the Glass Du.
ties Bill, the New South %Vales Administration of Justice Bill, the Qua.
lineation of Members Bill, the Judges Jurisdiction Extension• Bill, the
Waterloo Fund Bill, the Vagrants Act Amendment Bill, the Slave Trea-
ties Bill, the Deans Forest Bill, the Western Australia Govern.
ment Continuation Bill, the Chancery Fund Bill, the Dublin Grand
Jury Cess Bill, the Linen Manufacturies (Ireland) Regulation Bill,
the Kingston Harbour Bill, the Festiniog Railway Bill, the
Eastern Counties Railway Amendment Bill, the Birmingham
and Derby Junction Railway Improvement Bill, the City Improve-
ment Bill, the Glasgow Water Works Bill, the Fishguard
Harbour Bill, the Lochswilly and Lochfoyle Drainage Bill,
the Blackheath Small Debts Bill, the Ashby De-la-Zouch Small Debts
Bill, the National Loan Fund Life Assurance Bill, Smiths' Estate Bill,
the Paddington Estates Bill, Grove's Naturalization Bill, and several
private Bills.
The Commissioners were the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of
L►Nsoowrsa, and the Earl of Suarraseuay.
The LORD CH►NCRLLOR took the Chair shortly before Five.
POOR-LAW BILL

The following noblemen were appointed to conduct a conference with
the House of Commons on the amendments to the Irish Poor-law Bill
The Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Charleville, Viscount
Hawarden, Bishop of Hereford, Lord Hathorton, and Lord Portman.
On their return,

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY stated that their Lordships had agreed
to certain, and disagreed to others of the amendments made by the
Commons.