The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-09 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
T. Chamberlayne and W. Williams, coachmakers, Portman-
square, Dec. 1, at one—C. Austin, banker, Luton, Bedfordshire,
Nov. 29, at twelve—C. Friend, milkman, Munster-street, Re-
gent's Park, Nov. 29, at two—S. W. Sustenance, bookseller, Ro-
bert-street, Chelsea, Nov. 29, at three—W. P. Atkins and R.
Freeman, bricklayers, Layton-buildings, Southwark, Nov. 30, at
twelve—G. B. Brown, E. R. Danson, and C. Duncan, merchants,
New Broad-street, City, Nov. 30, at eleven.
In the Country.
T. Ferguson, innkeeper, Catterick-bridge, Yorkshire, Dec. 8,
at ten, at the Golden Lion Inn, Nerthallerton—J. and J. Battin,
corndealers, Birmingham, Nov. 30, at one, at Radenhurst's New
Royal Hotel, Birmingham—J. Seller, tailor, Pulborough, Sussex,
Dec. 2, at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Petworth—R. Cockin,
malster, Doncaster, Dec. 6, at the New Court House, Barnsley—
R. Williamson, harness maker, Derby, Dec. 1, at twelve, at the
Office of Mr. John Moss, Derby—J. Downs, grocer, Tiekhill,
Yorkshire, Nov. 29, at one, at the White Hart Inn, East Retford
—T. Giles, jun., packer, Manchester, Nov. 28, at eleven, at the
Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES—Nov. 29.

J. Tetlow, house painter, Manchester—R. Dangerfield, scrivener,
Bromyard, Herefordshire—R. Speechly, commission agent, Fen-
church-street—J. Williams, linen draper, High-street, Islington-_
J. Hunter, boot maker, Cheapside—C. Pierce and J. Woodward,
railroad makers, Gloucester—E. W. Williams, grocer, Gerrard-
street, Soho—N. Marns, twine manufacturer, Arbour-place,
Fairfield, Stepney.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Brice and T. Long, wine merchants, Pontefract--J. Goss and
J. Quinlan, Minories—J. Dunlop and T. Paterson, commission
agents, Manchester—G. T. Dearbeg and T. H. Penrose, tailors,
Upper-street, Islington—J. Allen and C. H. M. Molley, spirit
merchants, Liverpool—W. and F. Beeson, blacksmiths, Chenies,
Bucks—E. Chandler and J. T. Bedford, undertakers, Farrindon-
street, City—M. Hayton and D. Neesham, omnibus proprietors,
Homerton, Middlesex—A. M. Jolit and E. G. Jones, boarding
house keepers, Gravesend—T. and M. Brodrick, watchmakers,
Preston, Lancashire—J. Whittle and J. Richmond, linen drapers,
Maidenhead, Bucks—J. Tresidder and J. Knowles, ropemakers,
Wendron, Cornwall—J. and B. Voisey, biscuit-bakers, Bristol—R.
Brown and T. Hartland, chemists, Newent, Gloucestershire—l.
Hincliffe and J. M. and E. K. France, malsters, Wakefield, York-
shire—J. Hirst and J. Lamb, hair-seating manufacturers, Salford,
Lancashire—J. Thomas and J. M. Woodward, surgeons, Ponty-
pool, Monmouthshire—T. Wood, M. Ryle, and G. Livingston,
common brewers, Houghton-10-Spring, Durham—J. Walker and
J. Campbell, spindle manufacturers, Halshaw Moor, Lancashire—
H. Chambers, R. Bullock, and J. Clemrnitt, waggon office-
keepers, New li.n-yard, Old Bailey, (so far as regards'''. Cham-
bers)—H. Chambers, R. Bullock, and E, Davies, tea dealers,
Lombard-street, City—J. M., end J, Morrison, jun., coalmasters,
Crumlin, Monmouthshire—J, Shaw, D. Townsend, and J. Cart-
wright, cloth finishers, Henley, Yorkshire (so far as regards J.
Shaw) —J., T., and R. Speight and T. Salthouse, woolstaplers,
Lanca-hire (so far as regards J. Speight)—W. Wood, H. Port, and
W. Kynnerslsy, screw manufacturers, Burton-upon-Trent, Staf-
fordshire (so far as regards W. Kynnersley)—The Middlesbrough
Pottery Company, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of Nov._B.)_

SUGAR.—We have again experienced a very dull Market
for all descriptions of British Plantation Sugar, for although
the importers have submitted to a further reduction in prices,
still the buyers continue to be averse to purchase, excepting
barely sufficient to supply their immediate necessities, and the
limited demand which has existed has been principally confined
to purchases made for the scale, at prices ls. 6d. for the brown
and 6d. a Is. for the yellow descriptions; the refiners are still
prevented from making sales of the least consequence, owing
to there being scarcely any home or export request for Refined
Sugars ; sales of Jamaicas made at 61s. 6d. a 625. for good
brown, mid. yellow 635. 6d., Tobagos ord. brown 60s. 6d.,
Antiguas good yellow 675., low grey 61s. ; the quantity dis-
posed of since our last has been only 1,500 bluls. and trs. ;
nearly 6,000 hhds. and trs. less have been received up to this
time than last year, but in consequence of the inactive state of
the Refined trade 21,000 lihds. and trs. less have been deli-
vered for home use this season.

The stock of West India Sugars is now 39,885 hhds. and
trs., being 1,309 more than last year. The stock of Mauri-
tius is now 34,478 bags, which is 22,592 less than last year,
including the West India Dock. The delivery of West India
last week was 2,064 hhds. and trs., which 971 less than last
year. The delivery of Mauritius was 1,590 bags, being 1,634
less than the corresponding week of last year, including the
East India Dock.

This afternoon ,the two public sales consisted of 111 hhds.
Bar badoes and 30 hhds. Demerara, which went off better than
was previously expected, considering the dull state of the Mar-
ket ; the former sold at fully the present rates of the Market,
but at a decline of 4s. a ss. on the last public sale; good fine
sold at 645. Gd. a 695. ; the Demerara went Is. a 2s. below
the present rates of the Market, mid. and good grey at 61s. 6d.
a 625. The demand by private contract from the grocers and
refiners was extremely moderate, yet at any further decline
there are not sellers, and several of the importers, owing to
the depressed state of the Market, have for the present with-
drawn their samples; the quantity disposed of does nut exceed
350 hhds.

The home and export Refined Sugar trade participate in the
general dulness which prevails in most other articles, arid al-
though goods are scarce, few houses being at work, whilst
others arc relinquishing the business, still the refiners continue
to submit to reduced prices for the limited parcels taken by the
grocers and shippers; sales of double Crushed made at 425.,
or Ms. long price for Lumps to pass the standard ; large Lumps
have been sold at 795. a 81s. ; Bastards continue neglected,
and prices have given way; Treacle is dull of sale, but not
cheaper. The reduced price of 40s. has been submitted to for
75 hhds. Dutch Crushed. This afternoon all descriptions of
Refined goods were totally neglected ; Lumps to pass the
standard offered at 82s. Od., or 41s. Od. for double Crushed,
but without finding buyers.
Mararrius.—There have been no public sales, and the li-
mited request by private contract has been at Is. a 2s. decline ;
nearly 13,000 bags more have been taken for consumption this
season than last ; the importation up to the present period has
been 6,000 bags greater than in 1335 ; the stock on hand is
light, and chiefly held bygone party ; there have been no ar-
rivals during the past seven days, an no public sales are de-
dared. This afternoon the market for Mauritius Sugar is
still in a very inactive state, and 673 bags offered at public sale
went off at a decline on the rates of the previous public sale of
ss. a Gs. for the brown, and 2s. for the yellow qualities ; very
low dark brown unsaleable sold at 435. a 525., good brown
grocery 605., low middling and good middling yellow 61s. 6d.
a 655. 6(1., which prices are 13s. below those of the 6th of
September.
EAST INDIA. —For shipping there has been no request for
Bengal Sugar, and the demand by private contract from the
grocers has been extremely moderate, although there are
sellers at lower prices ; at auction 1,550 bags have been offered,
when all the sound was taken in, low and mid. brown at 255.
a 295., and mid. yellow 30s. Gd., there being no buyers within
Is. 6d. a 2s. of these prices; the damaged found buyers, but
at loin prieesi washed at '.sss. a 20s. t the offers made by the
buyers for Manilla and Siam being at reduced rates, at which
there are at present not buyers, scarcely any thing has been
done. This afternoon great languor prevailed in the market
for all kinds of East India, and 188 bags Bengal at public auc-
tion »old at a reduction of ls. a ls. 6d., good white selling at
335. 6d. a 345., damps 325. 25 chests East India Sugar Candy
were withdrawn.
FOREIGN.---The Market for all descriptions of Foreign
continues in a dull state, there having been no publics sales,
and the private trnsaetions hay sNap extremely trifling, but
at present the importers Are nut sellers at any further decline,
and have obtained 275. 6,d. a 28s. for a few small parcels of
mid. strong yellow Havannah ; the supply of white Brazil of
strong grain 13 extremely short,
Average Price of Sugar 21. ls. per cwt.
MOLASSES.—The holders of West India have submitted to a
decline of ls. a 25., but without tending to any improvement in

the demand, and the purchases have been confined to. a few
small parcels of Anfiguas, good at 31s. a 322. ; the 'miss
the
tation this season exceeds that of last by 5,700
deliveries during the same period are 4,000 puns. more_
last
year. 1835 ; the present stock is 2,000 puns. under that of
puns.,thaa
year. The total deliveries of West India Molasses from the
warehouses for home use for the week ending November sth
amount to 1,009 cwt.
TEA.--The large public sales of Tea, amounting to 92,120
packages, which commenced on Tuesday last,
at an early hour to-morrow morning; throughout they have
gone off with extreme heaviness,
said. conclude
The sale this day has gone off with better spirit, a tb1;e11
greater portion of the quantity passed to-day was disposed of
than on former days, full one-fourth of the quantity passed
auction having found buyers, but at a further alight decline for
good Hysons and Congous-as far as the sale has proceededs
prices ranged as follows:-
Canton Boheas have sold at 9d. a 10d.-Fokien is. 2d. a
Is. 4d.-Congou fine Pekoe kind Is. 10d. a 2s. 4d..--Fsou-
cheng, mid. Is. Sd. a 2s. 2d., good and fine 2s. 4d. a 3s. Id.
-Pekoe black leaf Is. 11d. a gs. 5d.-Ilyson 2s. Bd. .1.3. 604
l-lyson Skin Is. 111 d. a 2s. 2d.-Twankays, common, Is. sd.
a Is. 7d., fine Is. 6d. a 25.-Hyson, common 2s. 4d.. a 2s. 2d.,
mid, and good 2s. 9d. a 4s. 6d.-Congous, common Is. a
Is. Id., mid. Is. lid. a ls. 20., strong Is. td. a Is. 60.
The total deliveries of all descriptions Tea, on which duty
has been paid, for home consum
November sth, are 385,356 lbs.
COFFEE.-The export escrPt.:ron for the week ending
iptions of East India are still
without demand. altho
"sgh there are sellers of Suraatra and
Semarang at easier prices, and the request from the grocers
has been of the 'inost moderate kind, and confined principally
to small pa eels of Ceylon taken by private contract at ts- a
3s. de,-iine good ord. selling at 71s. a 725. ; only a few lots of
P.:amaged, out of 125 bags at auction, found buyers at 60s. 6d.,
being 3s. cheaper, the sound was taken in at 80s. ; Mocha,
like all other sorts, is neglected, although there are sellers at
reduced rates, and 470 bales at auction were all withdrawn
at 605., there being no buyers within 6.8. of that price.
This afternoon great languor continues to prevail in the Market
for all kinds of East and West India Coffee ; and for Ceylon a
further decline of 2s. has been submitted to, 695. a 703. ac-
cepted for 300 bags good ord. at the 6d. duty, being a dig's
count on the public sale which occurred on the 20th 0'
last month, of 10s. 6d., and it is reported that even 675. has
been accepted for a few small parcels ; the only sale advertised
is 50 casks British Plantation. The Foreign Market is in a
dull and declining state, and for 300 bags Brazil a further re-
duction of ls. has been submitted to, 445. accepted for good ord.
COCOA.-British Plantation is without demand, and to
force
sales it must be at a decline of several shillings. There
being scarcely any Brazil in stock here, no accurate price can
be quoted. The total deliveries of West India Cotton fromthe warehouses for home use for the week ending November
sth, are 11,824b5.
Runs, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Rum continues to be
much wanted at fully late rates, but the request has again
been checked by the limited quantity offering for sale, and in
consequence nothing has been done in Jamaica ; of Leewards
and Demerara 200 puns. have been taken, 5 to 10 per cent;
over proof, at 2s. 9d. a 35., 11 to 12 over, at 3s. 2d., 27 to 36
over, 4s. sd. a 4s. Bd. Brandy has been in request. Gene°
sells slowly. British Raw Spirits have been much in request
at our advanced rates.

TALLOW.-There has been a brisk demand from the tol
and country trade for Tallow on the spot for consumption, aa
the price has advanced to 465. for Petersburg Yellow
a great deal of business has been done for forward delivery,
and the price has improved to 465.
INDIGO.-There has been an improved request for Blatt
India, chiefly from the home trade, and several small parcel
have been disposed of rather under the rates of the las"
quarterly sale.
The total deliveries of Indigo from the warehouses for hone
consumption for the week ending November sth, are 40,9211b5.
of East India, and 741 lbs. of West India.
FRUIT.-At auction this afternoon Bloom Raisins in boxes
sold at 755., Muscatel Raisins boxes in layers loss., bunches
in quarter boxes 1155., cartoons 1203., half cartoons 1505., ;
Malaga Figs, drums 755. Jordan Almonds quarter barrels 101
boxes 101. 10s. Chesme Raisins barrels 405., bones and h'
lf
boxes 425. a 525., Sultana Raisins drums 705., 600 boxes very
fine Eleme sold at 503., Smyrna ditto withdrawn ; only a pall
of the Fruit offered found buyers.
Rica.-649 bags Bengal went rather cheaper, low middling
yellow selling at 13s.
Spices.-Cassia Lignea sold at 58s. 6d. a 61s. 6d. for ord*
and mid.
PROVISIONS.-Arrivals of all descriptions under this denon3i"
nation continue to be very model Ate, particularly of Butter be;
the prices of most articles are on the advance, and tish
consumption large. There he-s been a brisk demand for Ir.
Butter on the spot, and 'raving had but few arrivals, it;
porters have obtained a fr.trther advance of 2s. to 35.--C.°1.1,A.
lauded sold at 108 s. ; Carlows, 108 s. to 110 s. ; Limerlco
103 s. to 103 s. ; and Waterfords, 1043. to 106 s. Dutch basf
met with a brisk sale, and prices have improved 2s. ; sales ot
the best Friezland, made at 110 s. to 112 s. ; there has been 13a
few arrivals. For Lard there has been a very animated de-
mand, and prices have again improved, sales of Waterfo
Bladders made at 775. to 783. Bacon has been in good re-
quest for consumption at steady prices, and for forward
de-
livery there is still business doing; Pork middles fully sup'
port late rates. Hams are not in demand. India and ge
Pork is in brisk request, but Beef is dull of sale.
COCHINEAL.-At auction this afternoon there was a gold rem
quest, 81 bags Honduras Silvers, common small foxy, 65. 4,„t
6s. 6d. ; small and mid. Os. 7d. a 6s. 9d. , former prices, fou,.
every bag sold, and the trade went off very brisk, chiefly
export.
011.3.---From the shippers there is still no demand for Fish
Oils, the present high rates preventing the execution of or"
ders ; but for home consumption there has been a good ell
quest, and a further advance in prices have been obtain L,
Sales of Pale Seal made at 56/. a 57/., Cod 49/. a 50
Southern 481. a 50/., and Sperm at 82/. a 83/. In Linse",
Oil there has been very little business done, and the price had
fallen to 38s. 6d. Rape has been in active request, 545. Pal
for pale.

The Grand Jury of Oneida County have found bill:
of indictment against three of the Commissioners of t';
Oneida Bank for misdemeanour in fraudulently distributll4'
the stock to themselves. is

AT T. COX SAVORY'S, 47, Cornhill, Lond°ll.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. dod
A large assortment of Watches, both new and second-ho
the improved modern constructions. Some dozens of second-
Silver Watches may be chosen from, price Two and Two ands Half
Guineas each. A quantity of second-hand Gold Watches fro'
to Eight Guineas each.

THE SILVER MANUFACTURES frore
comprise a most extensive variety of Silver Tea Services, price
ize.
15/. to 301. the set. Coffee Pots to match. Waiters of ell 'bip.
Cake and Bread Baskets, either of plain or elaborate vvorkresulcbly
The Plain Cruet Frames arc charged 71. the set—the more
ornamented in proportion. The show-rooms contain a most P."
sive stock of every article of silver manufacture

SILV AND FORKS.
The various ornamenEßtal, asSPOON S well as the plainer, pattasS are kept
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ready.—The one shell pattern is much sought after and On"
THE PLATED GOODS too, of
are arranged in show-rooms, and consist of an excellent s pish
Corner dishes, price from Seven to Ten Guineas the set,we. '
Covers of various patterns 201. the set of fives—Soup an"niouer
Tureens, Branch Candlesticks, and every requisite for the ''',ftc•
Table—as alsa a large assortment of every article usually raan
tured in Silver Edged Plated Goods.
THE JEWELLERY
is in the newest taste. The Ladies' Gold Neck Chains are chruor4
by a regular scale according to the weight. The Gentlemen's
.3.010
Chains arc charged on the same_ plan. The second floor 5110_004
contains a variety of suites of Necklaces, Earrings, and 131'
both in Pearls and other precious stones.
DIAMONDS
are offered at a price accord to their weight and 'Pain'
THE CLOCKS
may be selected from a separate department appropriatedirmtuhrssy
purpose. An Eight-Day Clock, to strike the hours and ht.,,ineas'
is offered for Five Guineas, or, without striking, price Four
_O4
A PAMPHLET i4
is published, and may be had gratis., with Drawings and it Pa
the various articles, or will be f's,rwa.rded in answer to a
application.
T. COX SAVORY, Working Goldsmith, Silversmith' -
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London.

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Ilt TII S.
of Aldersgate-sU'eet,
On the 6th inst., Mrs. William Burbidge,
of a son. n Mike'
On the 31st ult., at Wilmington, the lady of John Dix
Esq.O, of a son
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the 6th. inst., Mrs. Tattershall, of Great James street' Sed‘
ford-row, of a daughter. f a se
On the 7th iust., at Clements-lane, Mrs. H. Barle.s' ° tert-r.
of Ches
On the 4th inst., the ladof Mr. John Masson,
"'illy race, Southwark Bridge-road, of a son. Rev.
On the Ist., at Wratting Park, the lady of the
Acton, of a son,
On the ith inst., at Lee, Kent, the lady of J.
of a son T. Mitehell, 's.4''

MARRIED. Charlie:
On the Bth inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, 1"' of 0
,o,hter
H. Rice, of Parliament-street, toSphia, youngest o o
late Mr. Gibbs, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square.
On the 3d inst., at Escrick, near York, the Rev. G.,7.ewbele"
stun Read, to Teresa, eldest daughter of the late RCY:; xtrheler.
of Sutton-on-Derwent, and cousin to the present Sir "

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On the sth inst., at Portsmouth, Lieutenant Vine', vu!.-ford, °
thethe (slaotrpaseeorfpßs.oaygaletEt
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youngest son of Colonel Lhirn
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On the 2it inst., aged 68, the Rev. Thomas 11°As'en
M. A., Rector of .Marston Montaine, Bedfordshire. bal. 0
On the 30th ult. , aged 61, Mr. R. Humpris, flesVir. Wl'
On the 2d inst., at Boulogne-sur-Mer, aged
Os°
Fulham, late of Mitchell-street, St. Luke's. , ,„ ion,
On the 27th ult., at Brixton, aged 45, Mr. Win• '-'a-"P f
years in the house of Travers and Sou, St. Swithin's-laneii, wife °of
On the 4th inst., at Brighton, aged 49, Sophia Susangae, gild
J. Moore, Esq., of Doughty-street, Mecklenburgh-squal
Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law.
On the 4th inst., in South Audley-street, Alrs. Westen:.,bter 61
the
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ttia' tttehh Ree .44tpthhai‘ininsssit., aged 20, Elizabeth Ann, youngest darla,
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inst., at Esq.,
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On the 6th init., Martha, wife of T. De Vear, Psq''
date.
nington*crescent.
On the 3d hist , at Shepperton, Marian Charlotte, eldest
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ter of E. Wakefield, Esq -,-,-f Springfield, Ireland. IA t outirid,f'or
At Lyme, Mary, wife"of C.- A. Partridge, Escl'' e"-ets-G°le.
(laughter of the late 'l'. Oliver, Esq , formerly Lieutenan ,
of Boston and Massachusets. . atilt, Y°l."l3P--
On the 7th inst., Miss Harrison, of Benninholos .'
and of Ripley, Surrey, aged 59.
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