The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-22 00:00:00

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the United States Central Government toeven
terference of the bands of ruffians that are known
at
hovering on the Canadian frontier, and therefore tbat
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preservation of these important colonies exclusively den,
upon our own arm. At the same time it is paletitia
pitted in every countenance that little confidence Is la&
the prudence and promptitude of her Majesty's Preaend of
visers for devising means to prevent the dismemberine"
the empire should a premature explosion take Place :de
The accounts from Canada l.ad comparatively ii7te
of
fi
uence on the value of Consols, but in the present s-narulr
the market nothing short of the certainty of an °P
Lure will hive any very material influence on prices. 0
HERALD.—The commercial advices which have, be:o
received to-day from New York mention that
botraole‘,s,
brisk, ana rather extended in amount. A change' tor
ever, had taken place in the Money Market, arisingcl94,
the recent large exp,:rtations of bullion from Nerinafig
which appears rather to Lave alarmed the speeiLl33l
banks, and it seems that the on Europe, bY the 1331'
two or three arrivals, have done much towards abs°'
so cab
a large amount of bullion at New York. It is al beep
culated that about one million of specie had latebr Weir
remitted to Europe, half a million to the British
to
re'
India colonies, whilst about 600,000 dollars had bee„n
mitted to Charleston, on account of Mr. Biddle fls bio
General Hamilton's bank. These operations, conjejaooel
tended to absorb much of the specie afloat in the tress
Market, whilst the operations also of the United State Loeb
sury, to which we referred last evening, have also reale'',
to this disarrangement. There had been considerabigeotei
tuation in the Stocks ; the shares of the Uniteri,,ge
Do
Bank bad receded from 124 a 1201, and the evh7fes'
London had advanced to 109 i a 110. Altogether "„010'
fairs of the United States, so far as regards tile Do
monetary system of the Government, present but otle
form system of juggle and political hocus-pocus. 0°
From Canada we regret to remark that from the Pr'
advices we have nothing favourable to report. b
Cape Papers have been received here to the -,sgter,
September, from which it appears that the colony via;;o'
rally tranquil. A joint-stock company was in Prg'rrable
formation, for the purpose of making a harbour at 5 e 5
Bay by two projecting piers, for which a capitaLn bad
petted to be raised in the colony of 200,0004 luje;
been a destructive fire at George Town, which
much mischief to the property of Messrs. Aooter"
Kugs. The accounts from Graham's Town, on the r 4111,1
frontier, were tolerably favourable respecting the eaiiitto
of the aborigines ; yet petty depradatious of cattle ces'
to prevail. d'ese
The notice which had been published by the lie; Ofv,
Bank, that they were ready to transact business 7.5.
ham's Town, in the way of discounts, at 6 per ee'.l_,„i'
annum, for which they would give their own Wet',"
days after sight, payable in Cape Town, a distanea.,,,
miles from Graham's Town, had caused much (171,413,e;
Lion, inasmuch as it would create indirectly a anle"
rate of interest under the plausible term of discount;otlier
one description of paper credit was substituted f°r
--a transaction wholly inconsistent with the true Prl„ late",
of banking. The settlers at Port Natal had not hai,e'f'f'::
molested by Dingaan or his followers, but that claol''
said to have been attacked by another tribe of the flict;s
to
and that 2,090 of his followers had fallen in the c°ll
The British Funds have been very heavy -dto I°c
bileail.
great deal of uneasiness has been manifested on t
Exchange in consequence of accounts from Can

THE MARKETS

COAL MARI
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20 3

Per Ton.

,ET.—Nov. 21. 1.9
rer TOO, t 7 I
Todd's Bentham.« ..... 54 5
Walls End Wan5er.••".„,...',5
Walls End BelmOnt •••• . „...'
Walls End Haswell ... e
Walls t nd Hetton .....
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Walls End . 0
Walls End Russel 's pe
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Walls End Stewart' ..•.
6
Walls End Whitwel.. ..
,„,. 0 a
Walls End Hartle ...... 'l4
Dixon's ButterknoW. ...........
Walls End Adelaide o!fee6,.. a
Walls End Barringtnneri,
Wlls End Brown 0 0
Waalls End Clarence i 4 4
Walls Endrragwood46 0 0
Walls End Flinteg A . •
Walls End Gordon' .... 0
Walls End South Doriee, 0, 0 e
Walls End-sernour
Walls'End Tees
Walls End Nevin's
Walls End Victorts_..o,
Walls End West H0''.310...
Howard's Netherton

Adair'

E ensham

• 0 3

Chrster Main 2O 6

F ute's 'fan field Moor 22 6

Carr's Hartley 2l 0
Dean's Primrose 2O 0

Hebburn Main 22 6

Holywell Main
L—aze's Main lB 6

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