The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-24 00:00:00

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

COFFEE.-Jamaica tine mid. at 1095., g;.`ad mid. 955. a 965.,
mid. 88s. a 91s. and 945., good and fine wt. a
7858.6. 6d.
asB4s.,
triage 635. a 755. ; Demerara mid. unclean 7.
The Foreign Market is beginning to look better ; 1,000 bags
Braxil sold privately at 535. a 545. for ord. to good o.rd. colour),
and a cargo of St. Domingo afloat for the Mediterran san at 555.
The public sales of Coffee this afternoon consiste:l of 306
bales of Mocha and 37 casks Jamaica, the latter sole at full
prices, good middling 87s. 6d. ; the former was all taken in
Is. a Is. 6d. above its value, good common green garbled at
675. a 675. 6d. ; the former price offered and refused; Sumatra
is in demand at 41s. a 435. 6d., and sales of fine Surnarat
have been made at 495. Foreign is held for stiffer prices ;
565. offered for a cargo of Brazil afloat to be delivered at
Trieste, and refused.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The sales of Rum since
last Friday are 300 puns. (Wedderburn's), at 4s. 6d. a 4s. Bd.,
mid. 4s. 3d. a 4s. 4d., and 150 puns. 30 to 34 per cent. over,
at 4s. a 4s. 4d. ; 300 puns. Leewards 16 to 23 per cent. over
2s. Bd. a 2s. I Id., 5 to 6 over 2s. 5d., 3 to 4 over 2s. 3d. „
Berbice, 5 per cent. over, fit for duty, at 2s. sd, in bond, and
some of about the same strength, but not so good as to quality,
at 2s. 4d. In Brandy or Geneva there is little doing ; the
latter is ls. I Id. for the finest.

TALLOW.-455. 6d. fur Petersburgh Yellow Candle ; no
sellers under 465. 9d. Market brisk. This afternoon Tallow
on the spot was in brisk request at higher prices, 45w.. 9d.
paid ; for delivery, few sellers at 465. 9d.
PROVISIONS.—Irish Butter at 84s. for Limerick, and gB:,.
for Cork landed ; English has declined 2s. The demand te'r
Bacon is extremely moderate, although a reduction of 4s. a ss.
on former rates has been readily submitted to ; prime small'
Waterford landed sold at 495. a 50s. and large 475. a 48s.
There is little demand for Lard at 665. a 68s. for bladdered.

Foreign Cheese is 2s. dearer, and in brisk request.
WOOL-Van Diemen's Laud good flocks have gone at
2s. 4., 2s. 6d. a 2s. 7id. ; fLid, Is. Sd. a 2s. lid. ; ord,
Is 5 d. ; Lambs, 2s, a 2s. ; Cape, 114 d. a Is. 61;
Odessa, a -5.1 d.; Danish, ad: a 7 d. There has been
a brisk demand by private contraci for different sorts of
Wools : further arrivals of Vend Diemen's Land have come in.
TEA.-The sale of Teas at Bristol went as follows:-Can-
ton Bohea duty paid 2s. 41d. a 2s. qd..- Congou, but mid.,
Is. 2d. a Is. 23.-d., do. rather blackish leaf ls. 3i-d. a Is. 41,
blackish leaf rather course ls. 6d. a Is. 81, blackish leaf 2s.
a 2s. id., do. strong 2s. 2d. a 2s. 4d., do. Pekoe flavour 2s. Gd.,
Cmpoi Is. 10d. a 2s. ; Souchong good to fine 2s. 2d. a 3s. 7d...
SPICES.-There has been a good demand for Pimento at an
improvement on foriner rates of id. ; at auction 29J bags,
&c. sold briskly, ord. and mid. at 3i-d. a 40., good 4:}d.
Nutmegs are 2d. cheaper, parcels of good bold Singapore sold
at 6s. 7d. a Gs. Bd., and some at Gs. 61, but generally there
are not sellers under Gs. Bd. Ginger is taken freely at aactiou;
46 pkngs. Jamaica went at 6/. 93. a 11/. 175., and 240 bags
Malabar at 675. Gd. a 70s. 6d. The public sales of Pepper
this afternoon amounted to 1.524 bags, mostly sold at steady
prices, good heavy Malabar 413. 537 bags E. I. Ginger went
at 395. 6d. a 40s, for common. 60 bags ord. Pimento sold at
4d., rather dearer.

Ou.s —First quality at 351. 15s. a 364, and some ordinary
at 351. Sperm is much wanted for a rival, and prices have

advanced 40s. for fine quality. Linseed Od is dull of sale,
and prices arc 9d lower, selkrs on the spot at 40. Palm is

39 a 395. 6d.

At auction this afternoon 200 tuns Southern

sold slowly at 3GI. a 361. .ss.
TURPENTINE, 14s. a 14s. 6d. ; Spirits in good demand at

25., and are now scarce.

SALTPETRE at 295. 6d. for good ; strong bold Calcutta ur-
refracted at 303.

TOBACCO.—At public sale 28 cases 50 se?ons New Havan-
nab Leaf all taken in at 3s. 4d. ; afew cases of the Havannah

;egars only found buyers at 10s. 6d.
NITRATE OF Som.—A small parcel has been sold at 203.,

del iv:rabble over the ship's side.

SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS.

The whole town was yesterday in an extraordinaref
state of excitement, in consequence of the trial of thc-
preceding clay. There is but one opinion, not only as
to the utter absence of all evidence of guilt, but as
to the absolute impossibility of reconciling- guilt with
many of the ciremnstances disclosed. Though it is
difficult to prove a negative, the prosecutor's own wit-
oesses satisfkd every person at all acquainted with hu-
man nature that the- parties must be innocent. Indeed
so conclusive did the evidence of innocence appear,
that our Tory Contemporary, the Standard, goes so
far as to recommend to the deluded husband to banish
from his mind all the unworthy suspicions which had
been infused in:o it.. It seldom happens that a- dafen-
dant, after a number of witnesses have.been heard Against
hiln, can afford to go to,. a jury without calling
evidence to contradict or at least clear. up socnu
circumstances. But though Lord Melbourne could
have produced abundant evidmee to establish the,
utter falsehood of some of the statements of they

witnesses for the prosecution, form -lately for him, the
statements were so inconsistent with all probability,
and the falsehood of the witnesses was so clearly es-
tablished by them Selves, that there could bo no diffi-
culty in leaving the case as it was to an intelligent
English jury. Never, perhaps, did a counsel display
more skill and persuasive eloquence than Sir joint
Campbell on this occasion ; but though the Rigbt
lion. Gentleman established, in the most triumphant
wanner, the innocence of his client, the Jury were as
fully satisfied of that innocence before he opened his
lips as they were at the close of his speech. But with
the joy at the establishment of the innocence of the
parties, there was mingled a strong feeling of indig-
nation at the base and unworthy means resorted to
by faction to accomplish its selfish ends. We have
received a number of communications on this sub-
ject, to which we may refer oki a future day. • The
speech of the Attorney-General directed the public to
the source whence this foul conspiracy emanated. We
arc mistaken if. the matter be allowed to remain where
it is. Indeed, public justice loudly calls for the punish-
ment of the guilty parties who caused the scene of
wickedness exhibited in this trial. The unhappy plain-
tiff is more pitied than condemned, for it is evident
that he has been the unconscious tool of. designing
men for the accomplishment of their political pur-
purposes. A more flagrant conspiracy, supported by
more manifest perjury, has never occurred in the an-
nals of Westminster-hall. It is to be hoped that pro-
ceedings may be adopted that will clear away the mys-
tification that now sat-rounds this subject ; and if the
wretched individuals whose poverty induced them to
consent to crime may be thought too contemptible for
'animadversion, their suborners- have not the same plea
for impunity—they are worthy of and should meet
with the full vengeance of the law.—Morn. Chronicle.
ll-

Marie iefeux, of Marais au Cure, in tne Manche,
died last week at the age of 106, playing preserved nearly all
her facti'ties till the lest.

/lowed the heirs of entail in possession the power to graitt
feus for building, notwithstanding the prohibition hi tte deeds .of
entail. The principle was one which he genii not ggree to, as it
would enablethe heirs of etzt&ii to let land to increase the I 0!.
constituency. It would also be very injuriwg to th c heirs in
succession, and be productive of much incon..celenee where
a difference of political opinion existed. The Lord con-
eluded by moving that clause 3 be expunged.
The Earl of ROSEBERRY had proposed the c ;:tuse with
the impression that it would produce considerable N 'nefiejal
effects on the estates of gentlemen of small fortune.
The Earl of DEVON did not think it a proper clat 'se to
be introduced into the Bill, and therefore he should sup, ol't
the motion of his Noble Friend.

After a few words from Lord WHARNCLIFFE, the
House divided, when there appeared—
For the clause
Against it
Majority
(LEFT SITTING.)

(From the New London Price Current of June 24.
Stiomi..-The advance on West India since Friday has I. ven
fully Is. 6d. a 2s. ; Demerara browns sold at 665., which is now
the lowest point of the Market ; good grocery from the sable
glace fetched 675. a 68s. ; Jamaica fine 695. a 725. ; Antigoas
good 695. a 705., fine 725. A 735. ; St. Vincents good for the p.m
675. a 6135. ; from other places dark brown Sugars have+
been sold at 645. 6d. a 655. Gd., mid. 675., good 68s. a 695.,
and fine 70s. a 735. ; at public sale 125 hhds. Barbadocs sold
briskly at 695. a 735., being 6d. a Is. above former rates.
In retininr, and grocery Sugars, one parcel of BO hhds. Antigua
sold at 695. e a 725. This afternoon brown Suga..-s sold at fibs.
up to 735. for fine; still the appearance of a rising market, and
ggreat firmness. The lowest point for low brown Sugar on
Friday last 635., the lowest en Tuesday 643. 63., she lowest
point this afternoon 66i. It being now settled that no alteration.
will take place this Sesson in the bounty on refined Sugar, has
occasioned a good demand from shippers, and an advance of full
6d. paid, 445.6 d, given for fino crushed, or 853 6d. long p; ice for
Lumps to pass the standard; 84s. given for brown Lumps, and
86s. a 87s. for Powder Loaves. Sales of Dutch crushed laade
at 425. 6d. This afternoon there was again an extensive de-
mand from the Grocers, and higher prices paid 86s. 6d. a 875..
given for Lumps under the standard, and 88i. for those equal
to the standard, under which there are now sellers ; brown
Lumps are not now to be had under 86s. 'ft. e shippers are
mostly out of the Market, owing to the high price:: paid by the
home trade. 100 hhds. fine Crushed sold at 45.:;. Dutch
Crushed is not now to be had under 435. 6d.
MAURITIUS.-Very low foxy brown sold at 595. t.) 605.,
mid. 61.5. 6d. a 635.,_ good brown 645. a 655., good mid yel-
low 655. 6d. a 675, fine 763. 6d.
EAST INDIA.-.-Fiat strong white went at 425. a 435. 6e.,
mid. 40s. 6d. n 41s, 6L1., ord. 375. 6d., washed 365. 6d..
38s. 6d., fine yellow souni 395. a 40s. 6d., yellows at 365,
a 365. 6d., mid. soft 345.`4151d. to 355. 6d., ordinary 335. 6d. to
345., and washed at 30s. 6d. to 345.
FOREIGN.-Old quality at 403„ ; 80 boxes white at 555.
MOLASSES.-30s. 6d. a 31s. paid for good Trinidad; and
30s. for other kinds. •