The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-11 00:00:00

TEA MARKET.

Prices were rather higher for free trade tea, and there
was a good demand at the Public Sales. Company's Con-
,. ou in request at 2s. 31d. cash. Other parcels have been
declared for auction.
TALLOW MARKET.
The demand was limited for prime yellow Candle, both on
the spot and for arrival, but prices were firm at 525. 9J. to
535. per cwt. The stock is still on the increase. The
deliveries have been good.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NE WS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, THURSDAY.—The
transactions in Cotton to-day are 3,000 bags, chiefly to
the trade, and without material variations in prices.
LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST, SEPT. 10.—Bristol and
Exeter, .201 ; Grand Junction, 2.16 ; Half Shares, 95 ;
Great Western, Half Shares, 424 43f 44 ; London
and Birmingham, 156 ; 321. Shares, 44f ; South
Western, 521 ; North Union,_ 79k. Market much
better ; Eastern Counties in demand at -134 discount,
no sellers ; 52f offered for South Westerns ; prices on
the whole improving.
The packet-ship New York, of the 19th, off Liver-
pool, one day later than the last arrival.

The Dutch mail has arrived, of the 9th of September.
Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 50 5-16 toe ; Five per
Cents. 98i ; Ardoin's Spanish, 20i. The prices come
lower in consequence of the fall of the French Funds.
We have arrivals from the Cape of Good Hem of
July 2, and from Graham's Town to the 26th of June.
They bring no news of importance.
Accounts from Gibraltar to the 22d August state
that two English battalions belonging to the garrison,
were preparing to embark in several ships of war.

THE FUNDS.
The French prices have come again much lower,
owing to a current report in Paris that the British have
possessed themselves of the Island of Candia. This
report depressed Consols this morning ; they left off
yesterday at 875 88 ; and opened at 878, after which
the market became more firm, and Consols improved to
875 5 for the Account ; Money, 878 5; Exchequer
Bills 10 12 prem ; India Stock 247 249.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish continues heavy,
left off 215 5 ; at present may be quoted 215 ti ; Da-
feried, 101 5 ; Passive, 55 5 ; Portuguese closed, 315- ;
at present 30/ 315 ; Three per Cents. 205 21 ; Brazi-
lian, 79 80 ; Colombian, 215 22 ; Mexican, 25 26 ;
Belgian, 98 100 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
491 50 ; Five per Cents., 98 99.
Shares.—Great Western Railway, 12 14 prem. ;
London and Brighton, 115 11/ discount ; Blackwall,
2 15 discount ; Birmingham, 66 68 prem. ; Southamp-
ton, 511 525 per share ; Croydon, 105 115 per share ;
Greenwich, 6 7 per share ; Manchester and Binning-
hz.m, 15 13 discount.
Accounts from Muzapoor to the 7th June state that
they had no rain there, and the weather in consequence
is very sultry ; the natives ara dying by hundreds, and
at Benares 3,000 people expired in three days ; and,
unless it rained soon, the mortality was expected to be

dreadful.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Birmingham and Gloucester BO 64

Bristol Ind Exeter ... . 5O ...... to
Great Western
Ditto New
London and Brighton
London and Blackwall
London and Birmingham 9O
Ditto New Shares
London and South Western 3BB 52
London and Croydon (Trunk)... 131 to 111
HALF-PAST ONE.
We hare received the Journal of Antwerp, of yes-
terday's day.
BOURSE OF AMSTERDAM, SEPT. ii.—The unfa•
vourabie news received from Paris on the Eastern
question, with the fall of the Funds, had a bad influence
on the Bourse ; the Integrales above all experienced
the effect, as well as the: Actions of the Society of Com-
merce. It was stated that the pigeons had brought from
Paris a further decline on Monday. Ardoin's Spanish,
owing to unfavourable accounts from Madrid, partook of
the panic, and fell 1 per cent. They were after the
closing of the Bourse, 21.
The private letters from Java of the 19th May are
favourable in respect to the industry of that island,
and the organisation of the Government of Sumatra.
• THE BANIi OF BRUSSELS.—For some time past a
report prevailed, that they were occupied in re-organiz-
ing the Belgian Bank on a grand scale, offering every
resources to commerce, as the foreign capitalists were
to furnish consideralsle sums, and to take a part of its
direction.
On the 2d September the Director of the Bank sent
to the Minister of Finance a new project, and on the
4th September a letter was addressed to the Director of
the Bank, announcing that the project had experienced
serious objections in the body of the Council. On the fol-
lowing day in the morning, Mr. Goldsmid, of London,
who was to fill the place of one of the Governors, went to
the Department of Finance, and demanded of the
Minister if there were any hopes of the project being,
admitted. He was answered by the Minister that, ac-
cording to the advice of the Council, little hopes re-
mained that the project would be agreed to.

Very little s been done in the British Market up to
the present time, and what has been done is mostly for
time, but the market still continues heavy.
The private letters from Paris th;s morning bring
the French Three per Cents. 73f. 60c. We may quote
the fall of the above Stock from the highest price, 86,
to that received this day, about 13 per cent. Great
fear is entertained for the next settlement of the Ac
count at Paris.
Consols have been fluctuating from 87, down to 87,
a fall during the morning of per cent., at present they
have a very heavy appearance ; Exchequer Bills 2s.
lower, 12 10 prem. ; India Bonds, 12 8 discount ;
Consols, for Money, 87, a fall of I per cent ; they
were 87:15..
The -Foreign Markets also correspond with that of
the British. Spanish Active, which was 212-, at pre.
sent 201 ; Portuguese also lower, 31 ; Three per Cents.,
21 ; Colombian, 21i 22 ; Belgian, 98 ; Dutch Two_
and-a-I-lalf per Cents. also lower, 481 ; Five per
Cents., 991.
In Shares little doing. Great Western, 81 ; New,
43 441 ; London and Brighton, 231 ; Blackwall, Is ;
B.rmingbam New Shares 45.

SECEDERS FROM THE TORIES.--The Duke 01
Beaufort is reported to be the leader of the rebel Tories,
and he is understood to be joined by the Duke of Nor-
thumberland, the Earls of Liverpool and Sandwich, and
Viscount Bolingbroke, men of great influence, who have
hitherto refused to take an active share in political strife,
although uniformly classed with the Obstructives. The
Duke of Beaufm es aim is, it seems, to form a party who
shall balance Tories and Reformers, but whoi,,e general
trnoeanay_ofstohneleNrieeetrnGbe`rias7titoillsciti
who will___ exercise considerable in-
lice of conduct shall be to support the meesures proposed
by the Reform Government with the sanction of the
Crown. The designation intended to be assumed by this
lerise'ction: There will be no objection
section of politicians is that of the Neutral or Queen's
party joining
and takiega thesi c i
IGi
aonv era
party, and they calculate upon. the present support of at
least twenty of the Conservative Members in the Loecer
House, as wall as of a very. strong party of moderate Con-
CHARLES NAPIER, C. B. A
ilseurevnactieveast outthe of doors
annuernrv.heaess
:beeAn
Rpr granted to Captain
Napier for the following ' ssisting et the reduce
p nCsioonsto701z1))001.
tioa of Martinique ;
con-
voy oc.r Palinuro; landi d
attacking ining in the military ope-
rations at that place ; and taking the port of
p-%
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- The and of penza was captured under his di-
Sa ' • North Arne •
reetion • he served in . America, ueder Sir James
' Potoman, in which
Goldin, in the river .
.. ch enterprise he was
wounded. Ile was promoted lieutenant, Nov. 30, 1805;
cowman:ler, Nov. 30, 1807; captain, May 22, 1809. Ap-
p inted to the Powerful, Bfo guns,t.. January 1, 1839.
The Italian Opera. of Paris is to open on the Ist
of October with Belline P
Lablacliaeni. The company will
consist of MM. Rubini Yamburini, Mara de
li and'
d. Mirate C
Can la, , " ri e 1 ,
„Innagno ~ • Morelli ; and of Meg-
le ...uer.azz•
dames Grisi, Persiani,,a•
•ne Garoia) has returned to Paris, she does
Viardot (Pauli
been c d
ngage_ at the Italian
not appear to have '
entered into Opera.
Negotiations have been
but
Aead&nie Royal de i‘lusique, the_ terms required by
her are said to be such as to.. leave few hopes of their end-
gagement. At
t. thisr latter theatre Mdlle.
in,* in an en
is engaged far hec years at the rate of
Heinefetter
first 30 000 f. for the second,
20,000 f. for the , , and 40,000 f.
for the third.
BEDCItAmBE
A HARE IN A R.—Last week, a
la'ourer, at Greed Baddow,on retirince to rest, heard a
noise very like that of a thief. or a hobgoblin under his
led, but the rays of the ruslatight soon showed that a hare
had there taken up its quarters for the night. Poor puss
was probably alarmed by theniiurderous sounds of the Ist
cf September, which greeted ier everywhere abroad, and
flew to the cottage for pretection ; of course, a family
arid after a gallant run over counter-
chase commenced,
pane end carpat, around tables, and under chairs, the in-
truder was duly captured.—Essex Herald.