The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-12 00:00:00

WOOL.

It is, we conceive, no longer a question whether the price
of English Wool will be shortly enhanced. The public salas
of colonial, at which 22,000 bales will be offered, have been
largely attended in the past week. The whole of the samples
yet brought to the hammer (about 4,500 bales) have sold
briskly at an advance upon the quotations paid at the pre'
ceding auctions of from lid. to quite 2d. per lb. As the
stocks in the manufacturing districts have been reduced to a
very low ebb, and as the manufacturers themselves have
large orders on hand, and which it is somewhat difficult to
execute in the given time, we should not be surprised to hear
of a further improvement in the value of the finest staples•
Privately, the market is firm, at higher prices. The Im-
ports since Monday last have consisted of 20 bales from the
Cape, 28 ditto from Spain, 30 ditto from Ostend, 128 ditto
from Hamburg, 00 ditto from Sydney, 36 ditto from Buenos
Ayres, and 100 ditto from Odessa.

TALLOW.
After some extensive fluctuations, arising from the heavy
stock, our market has greatly recovered itself since Monday
last. Although the deliveries during the past week have
not exceeded 2,067 casks, the price of P.Y.C. on the spot
to-day has advanced to 40s 9d and 41s, being 2s per cwt
higher than on the above day. For delivery of new Tallow
in the last three months 42s 3d is demanded. Town Tallow
is 41s 6d per cwt nett cash ; Rough Fat 2s 3icl per 81b.
Advices from St. Petersburgh, to the 91st January, state that
the Tallow trade was fiat, at from 124 to 130 roubles for
Ukraine deliverable in June. A few parcels of common
Tallow had sold at 116 to 117 roubles.

InsoINERT MEMBERS. —The Bill brought forward
by Mr. Moffatt, to provide for the recovery of debts
from persons having privilege of Parliament, and for the
exclusion of insolvent Members from the House of Com-
mons, was issued on Saturday. It is to be read a second
time on Wednesday. There are ten clauses in the Bill 0f
a similar character to the provisions contained in the
Bill of last session. The preainble declares it to be ex-
pedient that the privilege of Parliament should not be
tiecl to protect persons unwilling to satisfy their just
debts from the claims of their creditors. By this mot"
sure it is propthed to give p,,wer to a creditor who brig a
judgment to apply to the court out or which it issued to
tiz a day for in,) nun`, soil], in default of payment, to
enable the cri ditor to get a vesting order trom the In-
-8 lso•nt Debtors' Com t. and after six months the election
f the Member to be (I,,iart-i-t voi.t, and another member
t , be elected. W i•ere ad the erg itors are paid and satis-
fied within six months, the p ivilege of the party is to
bra retained.

LIEUTENANT- GENERAL BARON SWIN BUR/4E,--.
Bret to learn that letters have been received frt.'''.
(3crt,-;;.,,y, announcing the death of the above Gall" Tit
Boon, last surviving brother of Sir John SA inburne,
who died at Innspruck at the close of last month, in Lb°
82,1 Yr'ar of his age. He was Chamberlain for nollY
ears to the ex-Eoii,eror of Au4tria, and was create!' 5
Knight of the Order of Maria Theresa, in consideration
of his military services.