The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-19 00:00:00

Articles.

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West India {Trs
Sugar Brazil - Chests
Havanah Boxes
East media & 1 Bay
Mauritius J
Molasses - Casks
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Bales

Brandy

HoHands . -
Arrack . -

Wine - -

Coffee -

Cocoa - -

Pimento - -

Ginger . -

Pepper . .

Cotton - -
Aloes . -
Arrow Root .

Balsam -

Bark . -

'Cassia Fistula •
Cloves . -

Cochineal
Elephants' Teeth
Gum . .
Hemp - -
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Horns . .
Indigo . .
Ipecacuanha .
Jalap .
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Oil Castor .
Coco Nut
Palm •
Pearl Shell -
Pine Apple .
Ride and Paddy
Sago - -
Sarsaparilla -
Tallow . .
Tortoise Shell -
Turtle . .
Tapioca - -

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Casks
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Seront
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Boxes
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WOOD.

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Pieces
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j Logs
1 Pcs & Plks
African Timber { Pl'egeses
Santa Maria {Logs
Pieces
Ebony _ Tons
Lig. Vita . Tons
Box Wood Tons
Log Wood Tons
Fustic - Tons
Nicaragua Wood Tons
Cam Wood Tons
Bar Wood _f Tons
1 Pieces
Brazilletto Tons
Saunders Wood Pieces
Lancewood Spars No.
Staves - - No.

Mahogany

Cedar

Home

Con-
sumption

3,761
268
76

3,005

1,400

Exporta.
tion.

Stock on
Hand.

24,293
2,199

463
897
8,430
51,613
1,419
19,445
1,327

2,236
142

1,238

864
15,854
2,102
93,378
14,559
1,285
3,783
1,427
1,295

817
88,168
1,719
4,363

201

56
5,969
1,660
6,113

591
8,575
56
273
940
218

114
364
1
37

113
24,736
40,241
873

37
23,348

196
48
46
1
318
435

703
2,693

2,776
13,316
57

617
4,394
4,751
154
27

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1894

26;
7,2571
1,176.

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6,163
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FA LSE REPORT OF A FIRE.—A paragraph
stating that a child had been burnt to death at
the house of Mr. WATsoN, of Berners-street, ap-
peared in THE SUN on Thursday last; it was
taken into the Morning herald of the following
day. Mr. WA'rsoN has addressed the following
letter to the Editor of the Morning Herold, in
whiCh it is inserted this day :
" Sin—A paragraph, which appeared in your Paper on
Friday last, stating that a child of Mr. Watson's, of llerners-
street, had been so much burned as to have occasioned its
death, has given great alarm and much distress to many of my
friends, and has occasioned many anxious inquiries to be made
at my house. You will oblige me by stating that no such un-
fortunate circumstance has happened in my family.
" I remain, Sir,
" Your obedient Servant,
" 43, Berners-street, Monday. " JOHN WATSON."
The Editor naturally refers to Tut-, Slily, as the
source whence the paragraph was derived. All
we can say ts, that we received the paragraph
from one of the Reporters who are in the habit
of bringing such articles to the Public Prints, for
which they are plc! ; to express our sincere re-
gret that we were imposed upon by the report
in question, and also, that Mr. WATSON was put
to such trouble and anxiety on the occasion.

SAGACITY OF A DOG.--Thursday, AS two
children, the one six, and the other three years old were playing
by the side of the Leominster Canal, accompanied by a mastiff
dog, in endeavouring to push the dog into the water, the
youngest child fell in ; the noble animal immediately plunged
in after it, and, seizing the child by the head, its cap came offin
his mouth, with which he swam out and placed it on the shore ;
but instantly jumped in a second time, and brought out the
little one, by carefully lifting it by the shoulder. The father,
who was employed in the coal-yard, at a distance, having missed
the children, went out in search of them, and arrived just as the
dog bad safely landed his little charge.