The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-13 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 13, IS3S

Tithe 13111 on Monday, and to proceed with the Prisons' fill the lirct
t ling to-morrow.

The ATTORNEY.GENERAL trusted the Howe would allow
him to bring on the Imprisonment for Debt Bill to morrow. He had
received letters from every gaol in the kingdom, urging him to press
it forward.

MORNING SITTINGS.
After a short conversation between Mr. HUME and Lord JOHN
RUSSELL, Monday next was fixed for Mr. Hume bringing On his
motion, that Orders of the Day shoold take prccedenci of Notices of
Motion, on Mondays and Thursdays instead of morning sittings.
A message from the Lords announced that their Lordships had agreed
to a conference upon the Loch Foyle Drainage Bill, which was to be held
forthwith in the Committee Room No. 5.
,Sir R. Ferguson and others were appointed to manage the Conference
on the part of the House of Commons.

The Managers having returned, reported that they had met the
Ma!'agers on the paLt of their Lordships, and had left the
reasons for disagreeing with their Lordships' amendments with them.
The County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill was read a second time.
Sir J. Y. BULLER brought up the report of the Committee on ti c
Liverpool Clergy Agreement Bill. The lion. Baronet then brought in
the Bill, which was lead a first time.

- .•• "SS,
Lord INGESTRE moved fora return of the evensei of building
her i%lajesty's ship Vernon.—Agreed to.
Mr. AGLIONBY brought up the report of the Committee on t! e
Recovary of Tenements Bill.
Mr. R. STEUART brought up the report of the Inspectors cf
Prisons —Laid on the table.

Sir F. TRENCH gave notice that on Monday he should move for a
the rewards offored by the Irish Government for the discovery of offer.
ders, and not paid by them.
The House then, at Twenty Minutes to Five o'Clock, adjourned.

April sale's rates; mid. and defective sorts on the first day went with
less spirit, aad more unevenly, at from last sale's prices to 2d discoun t
proprivors having met the buyers very freely. For the Madras there
was much competition, and the prices obtained are 4d to 6d above
those ofthe April sales. Up to this afternoon 3347 chests have passed
the sale, of which only 300 chests have been bought in and withdrawn,
TEA.—With the exception of Bohea, which has been s6old on rather
easier terms, prices of other sorts have undergone no variation slice our
last report. The demand in the early part attic week was limited fir both
Black and Green sorts ; yesterday and today buyers came forward
more freely, and purchased at a fair extent at the rates previously
established. Up to this afternoon 160,600 packages have passed the
sale, of which 34,000 have found buyers.
SALTPETRE.—Rough is held for fully previous rates; the purchases,
however, have been offered to a limited extent. English Refined has
sold steadily at the quotations. On Friday next, 2,500 bags will be
offered at auction.

This afternoon— the auctions consisted of 3,504 bags, which met a
good demand at previous rates, Madras refraction to S per cent.
brought 22s to f.:3s, Ca'cutta SA to 3i per cent. 23s 6d to 24s 61 per cwt.
Rum, BRANDY, AND Hot-LANns,—The Rum market continues to
pre;ent an animated appearance ; there has been a brisk de-
mand since 'our last report for both Jamaica and rewards, and
an advance on f ;rnicT rates of id to Id per gallon have been obtained.
Brandy has been taken sparingly, first brands of the vintage of 1836
aro net to be purchased under 3s 7d to 3s Bd. In Geneva the trans.
actions have been limited at L,te rates. British Corn Spirits are 10s,
there is, however, not much demand.
Ou.s—For Linseed Oil there has been a good demand at 26s a 26s 6d.
In Rape the purchases have been only to a limited extent at late prices.
Palm has sold heavily at 401. ; a good demand has been experienced
since our last at prices fully equal to those previously quoted ; at public
sale 100 tuns Southern sold at 241 a 2,715 s for ord. to good quality.
Rice•—East India has been less in request, and a part only of 2.400
bags Bengal at auction, found buyers at 6d decline, good mid and good
wh.te selling at 14s ad to 15s 6d, low mid 13s to 133 6d ; the remainder
was bought in at 14s 6d to 15s for good mid.
TALLow:—This market has become quiet, and prices are not so good
as they were last week. The demand for St. Petersburg Yellow Candle
f,r consumption has been limited, and 47s 6d to 475. 9d has been ac-
e Ttc d for first quality. For delivery the operations have been trivial,
at 46s 6d per cwt.
SPlCES,—Panento at public sale sold, coarse shippir.g quality at 3Ad.,
fair 3id. For Pepper there has been a steady request ; went at 3id a
3i-d for good half heavy Eastern, and aid for ord. dusty East India.
4,000 packets &c., Bengal at auction brought 21s 21s 6d for fair.
Cinnamon in small parcels continue to find buyers at 3d a 4d profit
on late rates.

Woot.—i'or. the Colonial there was a brisk demand at prices lid a
2d per lb above those of the last auctions ; East India, Spanish, German,
and other kinds sold readily at previous rates.
Corrox.—This afternoon 2,330 bales Surat and 1,629 Madras were
offered at auction ; of the former only a third part sold at their previous
value, ord. at 4d to 4,1 ; of the latter only 50 bales found buyers at
41d for inferior, being late prices.