The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-10 00:00:00

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS BILL.

The Marquis of L A N SD 0 WNEgave notice that he should
on Friday next move the second reading of the Registration of
Voters Bill.

SCOTCH ENTAIL BILL.

The Earl of ROSE BERR Y, in moving the second
reading cf the Scotch Entail Bill, in consequence of
subject having -been so recently before the House,
would not trouble the House by entering at any length
into the subject, the principal objects of th' Bill having
been stated when the measure was first introduced.
The Noble Earl then stacd the substance of the different
provisions of the Bill, which be believed would be satisfactory
to the public generally.—( Hear, hear, hear.) That the
law regarding entails in existence could be done away with,
he was not prepared to say; but of this he was convinced,
that the time would soon arrive when a much larger re-
laxation of the law of entail would take place than that
which was proposed by the measure then before the House.
He solicited their Lordships' consent to the Bill, believing it
to be a measure that would be of great benefit to all indivi-
duals who were interested in entailed property. and of great
benefit to the public at large. The Noble Lord concluded by
moiling the second reading of the Bill.
Earl MANSFIE LD did not o!ijeet to the principle of the
Bill, parts of it ‘Vfl2 very important and extremely useful,
while there were other tarts that very much reiuired amend-
ment in Committee. If the 'Bill passed in its eriginal shape
it would destroy all entails.

The Duke of BUCCLEUG Itwas not aware of any law
which prevented capitalists from expending capital in Scotland.
lie would act oppose the second reading-, Iu: he hoped it
would ha considered siith clole attention in Ccmmittee.

(LEFT SITTING.)

LONDON MARKETS-TilIS DAY.

(From the New London Price Current.)
COTTON.—This article is for the • present completely nog-
Icc!ed, not a transaction reported since this day week. The
sales at Liverpool since Monday last are 18,190 bales, at barely
former prices. The public sales for Friday arc all withdrawn,
an account'of the heavy state of the Market.
SALTPETRE.—In Rough a good deal hes been done at
better prices than could have been formerly obtained.
NITRATE OF SODA.—Parcels sold last week at 205., have
been re-sold at 21s.

WooL.—ln Foreign 'Wools there has been iitee done since
Friday, owing to arrivals of the nevi eli, Wing close at hand ;
prices arc firm.
SkLTER. —The prices have advanced to 19'. lOs. a 20/.
on the spot, and about the same for delivdry ; the purchases
are very ex'ensive, 2,500 tons taken-alone for France.
TURPENTINE.—Spirits are dull of sale, and Is. loNer. In
rough, purchases made IBs. 61. per cwt.
TEA.—The M whet remains steady, and but little business
doing, the buyers waiting for the sales of about 42,000 pack-
ages, which are to take place on the 17th inst.
The sales on the 17th consist of 42,071 pkgs Tea; a great
part of the Congou in these sales arc fine wiry blackish leaf ;
we shall give all the particulars of the quantity and anticipated
prices on Friday.
The total deliveries of all descriptions of Tea from the
warehouses on which duty has been paid, for the week ending
May 7th, are 455,370 lbs.
RICE.—The home trade have purchased Carolina Rice
freely at 295. Some parcels have also been taken for shipping
at 20s. The holders of East India not being free sellers at
previous rates, and the market being indifferently supplied,
little has been done.

On.s.—Extensive sales of southern Oil have been made for
the north of Scotland since our last report at fully former
rates. In all other descriptions of Fish Oils more business
has been done, and the prices of pale Seal and CA Oil have
improved lOs. to 20s. The late decline in the prices of Lin-
seed Oil has led to a great deal of business, more particularly
for exportation. Rape continues still to decli,e in value.
LAC DlE.—This article continues to sell well at ld. advance
on previous rates. . _ _

PaovistoNs.—The prices of Dutch Butter of fine quality
have advanced 2s. a 45., there has been a considerable demand
for the Manchester and Liverpool markets, the town trade
have also purchased very freely, 06 paid for Freizland, the
quantity arrived since this day week, is 7,200 casks. Irish
Butter has sold freely, bat at prices Is. to 2s. under our former
quotations—Cork selling at 865., Limerick 84s. The trans-
actions in the Bacon Market hate been extensive, 535. to 545.
paid for prime small Waterford landed ; the prices on the
other side are now equal to 565. on board. In bale and tierce
middles a considerable business done, and prices have advanced
4Ss. to 495. landed. Lard sells extensively at the advanced
quotations. In Hams there is more doing.
Russ, BRANDY AN HOLLANDS.—RUM continues in ex-
tensive and general request for home use as well as for shipping,
and prices are still on the advance; Lcewards and Jamaicas
of fine quality now rate at Id a 2d higher than on Tuesday last;
all other descriptions are rather dearer, fur proof Leewards
2s. 3d. is now asked ; 400 puns Jamaica sold 30 to 40 per
cent. ouer at 3s. 9d. and 4s. ld. ; 250 puncheons Lcewards 6
to 18 per cent. over, 2s. 41-d. and 2s. 10d., and a parcel of
Demerara, 34 to 36 der cent., 3s. 6d. and 3s. 9d. Brandy is
in good request by the home trade. Geneva continues dull of
sale, at ls. Ild. for the best.

INDIGO.—There is still little doing in the Market, and the
prices are not so firm as they were; the deliveries continue
extensive, particularly for exportation to St. Petersburg and
Hambro. The deliveries of Indigo last week were 800 chests.
The total deliveries of Iniigo from the warehouses for the
week ending May 7, are 23,116 lbs. of East India, and 2,078
lbs. of West India.

Total imports into London and Liverpool from Ist January,
to 9th May, 1836, 2068 tons. Total home consumption, same
time, 3107 tons. Exports, 586 tons. Total deliveries, 3693.
tons. Increase of deliveries over imports, 1625 tons. Stock
in bond, 9th May, 1836, 2800 tons.
The Company's sale of 485 tons this morning went off with
much spirit at an advance of Is. a ls. 6d., refraction 41 to
44, selling at 28s. 61. a 305., but mostly at 295. 6d.; the
chief part supposed to have been taken on speculation.
COCOA.--There is little demaod for West India Cocoa at
present ; at auction 515 pkgs., nearly all taken in 2s. ucdcr
former rates, Trinidad at 535. a 565. 6d. ; Grenada good and fine
red 525. a 535. 6d. It is reported that small sales of Brazil
have beep made at 375. a 385. The total deliveries of West
India Cocoa from the warehouses for the week ending May
7th are 14,2701b5.
TALLow.—There is a steady demand for parcels on the spot
at full prices. Holders are firm for delivery ; few sellers at
455. to 455. 3d. The accounts from St. Petersburgh still
state prices high, they being equal to 475. od. for new Tallow
in this market, the supply this season is now estimated at
99,000 casks. There is a considerable business doing- in Tallow
this afternoon on the spot at 435. 9d. ; the demand is princi-
pally from the Soap makers, on account of the short supply of
all descriptions of grease. •