The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-07 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Hickman and F. Marriott, newspaper proprietors, Ca-
therine- stieet, Str„.nd—W. Hickman, P. Marriott, and R. J.
Wiggit s, merchant 3, Rutland-place, Upper Than-es-street—
G. Booth, J. Owen, and J. Walmsley, corn murehants, Man-
c,.ester (so far as regards G. Booth)—G. Booth, J. Walmsley,
R. Procter, and R. Coulthard, corn factors, Liverpool (so tar
as regards G Booth)—T. and W. I-larding, wine merchants,
Battley and R. Todd, merchant tailors,
Suriderlat.d—W. S anley and S. Clark, box manufacturers,
Pa .1-street, Finsbury—R. Davis aid E. Tapshn; ship brokers,
Monmouthshi. C.•Marr an T. Goode, gene-
ral commission agents, Limpo, 1--W. and B. Gomersall, dyers,
Birstal, Yorkshire—B,. Burton and R. G. Reading, graters,
Warwick—W. Ledger and G. Ward. t.bacc ni=ts, Liverpool
—J H. M bet and J. it. Hail, shio brokers. Southampton
S. Millard, J. Millard, and W. Millard, win.lesale tea dealers,
last Cheap (so fir as regards J. Midard)—R. Carden and R.
Saxton, tobacco manufacturers, A•uttitigham —C. B. Rey-
nolds and E. Edmonds, jun.' vraterproofers of cloth; Bradford,
Wilshire—D. Morel and H. Chapman, surgeon denti4s,
Langham-place,
.11-gent street.—J. Firth and J. 3lizrison,

stone masons, Brighouse, Yorkshire—J. arid S. 111'13ride, boot
makers, York-town, Surrey— W. Ingham, H. Ingham, and
E. Ingham, cotton spinners, Hindley, Lancashire—J and D.
Arthur, timber merchants, Ne tth, Glaniorgawhire —A.

Adams and H F. C. Barber, manufacturing chi mist., Elder:
street North, Norton Foliate—T. Robinson .nd J. Heroert,
hotel keepers, Bridge-street, Westminster—J. Heron, J.
Grave, and W. Heron, attor.,eys, Manchester—G. K. Mac-
gowan and J. Thorburn, wholesale wine merchants, Manchester

Garton and J. Harris, tar distillers, Kingston -upon-Hull
—E. Woodhouse, J. Haddon, A. Woodhouse, and W. Wood-
house, mercers, Leamington-priors—C. V. Rolfe and A.
Holtnes:ed, attorneys-at-law, Bedford-row—T. Norton and
S. Steel, chemists, Beetles, Suffolk—R. Rogers and J. 6kally,
bone makers, Birmingham--W. Bracewell and T. Bland,
grocers. Cullingwortb, Yorkshire—G. Pile and T. H. Thom-

ion, wine merchants, Leice,ter—W. helm, J. Starkey, and
J. Is'oble. manufacturers of fancy goods, Ra-trick,
Galloway and W. P. DoiTingto :, mercers, chorlion- upon-
Medlock, Lancashire—J. Lambert and J. L. Foster, coach
manufacturers, Jewry-street, Aldgate—J. and J. R. Alalcott,
mas,:ns, Newa.e-sheet —V. J.,y and A. Dietrich, silk-hat ma-
nufactu l'Prs Friar-street, iars-road.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
WILLIAM At `LARE. flasher, Mu•selburgh, April 12 and
May 6, at twelie, at • Musselburgh Arms Inn,.Musselburgh.
GEORGE GILLANIMRS, march ,nt, Fortro,,e, April 12
and May 3, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Dingwall.
JOHN NOTMAN and SON, slaters, Edinburgh, April
14 and May 1, at twelve, at Ferguson's Ship Hotel, Edinburgh.

THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY

COLONIAL MARKET.

Very little business done, and the prices of most articles still
depressed, but it is presumed that a re-action will take place
immediately after the Easter holidays. B. P. Sugar was
taken off very stmly to meet the wants of the grocers, but with-
out further reduct►on in prices. The grocers were, however,
rather free buyers of Refined Sugar, and full prices were paid :
good Lumps brought 945. 6d. Coffee yet very dull of sale, and
prices going down ; the chief part of the parcels put up to public
sale were bought in. Spices very dull, and inclined to be
lower, except Cassia Lignea.
TEA MARKET.

The demand for Free Trade was firm on account of the
encouraging delivt ries, ,nd the reducing stock In prices,
however, no asit since could be got, exc.•{ t f..r Company's Gin-
-014 wh eh real sed at ,s. 7 d. to Is. lid. per lb , being id.
per lb. higher.

TALLOW MARKET.

The transactions were fair and prices were maintained with
great firmness by the principal holders, who supply the market
with sufficient only to meet the demand. 'fhe price of
P. Y. Candle on the spot, wa. 475. to47s 6d per cwt.
WHITECtiAPEL HAYMALtKET.

We had a good supply at market, the demand pretty brisk,
considering the large enwk, epers are commencing green meat.
which lessens the demand considerably, but no reduction in
vice took place. Clover 41. 125.t0 61. ; Meadow Hay 31. 10s.
to 41. 15s. S raw, &s. to 40e.

(From the Lon,f9
We are still without the ;.."Tival
re New Priee Current of April r. )
the steam-ship President.
which left New York for Liverp,;.ol on the 11 th of last month
with 27 passengeri, ter a' sence Pates considerable alarm.
Several repot is ai e af6af, but we cum: t trace them to any
authentic source. At Llorifs, as understm...l, the high rate
60 per cen,. has been given for her insurance.
SUGAR. The l-ritish Plantation Stager :a.rket
gpre-
sented a dull appearance since Tui sday last, by h racers 2.nd
•refintrs base ope.ated with much caution, although the mer-
chants have been mere disposed to real ze ; prices have ruled
very uneven, the reduction since this day week amounts from
Is to Is 6d, excepting on strong grey and fine yellow sorts
which, owing to their scarcity, have generally brought previous
rates ; the quantity sold f .r the three market days ha. amounted
to wily 40) hhds and tierces. At auction, 102 barrels low
.brown Merbiee were bought at 64s ; gn.cl grey St. Kit's taken
in at auction on Tuesday last at 70s to 71s, has since been sold
at 69s 6d per cwt. •
To-day there was an increased di&ncl:nation evinced on the
part of both grocers and refiners to purchase Wi_st India Alus-
_ 4,,e5, and the trifling quantity disposed of by private con
cove. , ;act
q 74:4 ion on the rates of Friday Is. per cwt., and

tract Was at ---.'"'-r--- - ..ty ~.,
-lo,ea with a heavy appearance.
the market ~.-•
' 6 hhds 23 tres Berbice were only partly
At pubic sale .i,.? -eral valuations ; low yellow went at
sold 2s to 3s under toe gr.. t.4s 6d, washed 59s 6d to 645,
65s 6(1, middling brown 64s tu
:it fair
tarbet:i)u:er
;sot,:.bal.: heavy 6hiftett 50s per cwt.
REFINE[).—To-day Pefirel Goods were ~
the hone trade, and prices firm • San&rd 1.u.,,p,
Treacle dull and nitlit r lower. '..X Vi 35,.; are tr)w
tons, Pieces and Bastards of good quality sell w,ll. ' Isonlea
Crushed Sugar dull of sal, at 31s 63 ver cwt for first qu.dty.
Aln U lIITIUS. —This Wteinoon the trade purchased with re-
luctance, which comprised 4617 bags ; the biddings were lan-
guid, and prices gave way Is 6d to 2s per ext. ; not above half
was actually disposed of, vz. fine yellow at 70s to 725, good
middling and good 66s 6d to 695, middling 63s 6d to 65s low,
brown 50s to sls pr cwt.
EAST INDIA.— This afternoon there was a limited demand
for Bengal, 3,610 bags were offered at public sale, all while,
lviell went off quie,4, but nearly the whole.fc,u. d h_tlye ~ at
•,.: '..47,jr:;-;.l'''';,c,'„',:i ,I;7",'''ir,,:,-31:76::',:3,e. olod' totki:ii")4ll:l•lsfilisied, 'n'tlilditdeilsn',:l;'(;'4lt..
l-,.:; 6",...„ t:!-.,t) and wa.-41.,.1 6-i., t'..i t;95, drained tip ,n 63., to o_i, 6,1
per. cwt.
FoarlGN.—All kind of Brazil at a reduction of 6d to 16

I URN 1N( EDITION-

ib

per cwt. For Amsterdam, white at 24s 6d, brown
Yellow Havannah :s not to be purchased on lower fer
cipally at 24s for fair middling qua ity, White ot
Mo SSES.-West India at easier , at. s; St.
jars'
fair prility at 26, Sid ; tine Antigua, 325; Della auo
26S bd. 'I his aftei noon 70 casks Maul ittus
casks Bengal Syrup weie offend at public sale, ail'
in, the former at 265, and the latter at 29s per cwt. s .2s
COCOA.-In West India prices have given was
cwt, Trinidad at 47s to 52s 6cl fur .low to good re'
46s 6d for fair grey. Foreign prices continue firm.
COFFEE.-Importers of British Plantation cootieue,c.74
play firmness, and have supplied the market spariakterta
have been maintained for al, clean descriptions, bar
have purchased cautiously, taking.unlY sufficient to seise)
immediate wants. s 4
To.day.there was an improved demand for East I°etii.
Cape descriptions for home use, and prices advanced•
Its
in large parcels was disposed of by private treats' alu
70s 6d for good ord. and all offering was bought;
jry
Java several purchases were made, sas to 56s pagliaogigf
and 59s to 6Us fur floe sorts, being higher. i'a"
„,„
with a lair sale both for home use and export at 38S demo
ordinary and good ordinary. West In is was more in for litt
and several parcels were disposed of, at 845 to 13:7'fi Jo 1:i
middling St. Lucia and Vonanica. The Market 15 de
foreign, 2,302 bags Havannah imported street we'e to s se'
at public sale and all sold at the following rates, to gis
colory US. 6d to 53s 6d, fine ordinary colors, at 5,,;.
good ordinary 493 to 49s 6d, good ordinary foxy' ra'teio
gcod ordinary pale 465, one lot pea berry 70s; th'sedcaas'ul'
however, under the: general valuations. Ths' ad of AS
home consumption sorts as compared with she rat
week, arnousts :Ss to 3s r cwt. f free T 1,1,1
TEA.-There has been an ins proved demand ,Taost
Tea since this day week, and the amount of business " act':
by private contract has been to a lair extent bLtPt,Pn
overs ; prices have improved fur Coegoti, ° coos,
of Tea have maintained the former value ; conga° 1,
for cash in large parcels has been disposed oftali
and several parcels of low green Tea have beev'e 10',P
h
by shippers ; at auction 3,985 packages, tlief;
offend, 3500 of which were readily disposed 0,6 s clo?',
lowing rates, viz., Bohm Canton Fokien subject to `,hersllo7l
orti coarse flat and new at 2s 2d to 2s aid, Congou r3l; a/ Ill'
and mixed blackish leaf Is 7id to is 7id, b
to Is 94d. ditto strung Is I id, ditto Pekoe flea ou.'„,
to 2s 4d, Poootton,,,, lid to Is Bid, SouctioZ
4
middling blackish leaf 2s 441 to 2s 4id, I'l° 04*,s
koe good to fide 3s ()id to as 20, oi Pe'ic
Pekoe good 2s to 2s ed. `2s 9d to 2i 10d, S' ea TOO')
3s lidto 3s lid, Caper common is 54c1 do is 6di/ sou
yellowish leaf is sad als 6d, nsid strong Is OPL 113";;
Is Iod a is lOid, Hysun mid 2s 4d to 2s Bd, Y.- ur.rs'
Twankay flavor, Is Bjd to Is. 9d, aright leaf and I.
:3,0"
2s 9d to 2s 11 id, Ciunpowder mid anslgood mid 3s 20 ,rl.'t
876 paekiges washed and kiln dried tea, ex W01°,,,;.1
uncleared fi urn former sale, have been c ffered, and
only was sold at a discount of 4d to' 7d per lb; wrijog'
varied from Is lldto3s Id per lb. In Compari)',„`icasb't
good de of business has been done at Is 7id to DO:pa, i'D
To-day there was a good demand for Fite Trade 004
the prices paid were rather above those of yesterday ; Isis
Congou for cash selling at. Is 71d to Is Bd, ans.! Twanltariost
or common, the former was the most in request. In C°4007
Congou a good many sales were made at Is 70. to 1,1
and closed at the latter rate. Accounts from Chloe
expected.
*Ai
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Of ssess fri )
both shippers and the home t: ade purchased
caution, and the total sales do not exceed 150 puns sl,',oo''
day week; prices nave further given way id to Id for Jesli
but other suits have supported former rates ; proof 11, j
have been selling at 2s 2d to 2s 2P, and at 2s 3‘l`"
from 2to 26 over proof. Ot Jamaica a parcel 25 ov.ssl7,
has be sod at ss. 6d. East India has barely roa;ntat,°' 01;
former vaiue, and the demand has been
hhds,ltiu &c., have been sold at Is. 4d. proloirt:clfe'lol'e;
about b 0 puns Bahia 14 per cent under prod
I
a few days since at Is, have been resold at I& psras'„'
stock of Rum is considerably larger than last year. 1°041°,4"
the t ansactions have been on a more extended scale's 019",„
mer rates have been supported ; sales of Cognac fir,,,s'itilib:s
of the vintage of 1636 have been made at 5s 2d to 55 "wa 1D');
and puns, du 1637 hs to as 2d, do 1838 4s iOd to bs'
yt
4s 5d to 4s 7d, do 1840 3s 4d to 3s 6d. Geneva arg.
to 23 Id, and tine fit fur duty is worth 2s 7d to 25 t• rod
British Corn Spirits the demand has been good at „
Os lld cash. 6,81
RIOE.-This afternoon Java was in good reque9stotes'
bags at public sale were all disposed 3d above forrnert
good middling white went at 103 to lls, middling ;aoto
yellow Ss 6d to Os 6d, very ordinary 7s to 7s 64 15 soit'
from bulk 8s to 8s 6d, damaged 7s 6cl to 9s ; the be
ever, sold at 8s 6d for middling yellow. ood tbs!
srices.-For Cassia Lignea rather higher rates, g.
quill at 97s to 98s, middling 95s to 95s 6d, ordinary el;bis $
to els. black Pepper at rather lower rates. l'°9s trs: ledgeff
public sale, nearly.ali taken in at 3id for good Soinca..it
Malabar 3441 to 4d is the value. Pimento still firm. -rrit fad'
Ginger at stiffer rates. Middling Bengal 17s 611, N;!:35 to
is held firmly. Cloves at former rates. Nutmegs a" 35 !di'
5s 7d for middling to fine brown, and lime ungarbieu
3s 2d. Cinnamon.
-For Ris
ussian held firmTallylow rites have ft°er
. it?
sli ,
TALLOW pbtO
proved ; on the spot the merchants have succeeded io,r`:,,estll
mg 47s to 47s 3d, being ssn advance on the rates of, it till'
last of Is to Is 60 per cwt. For delivery; in the Jab ,sal;
months, prices have advanced to 48s to 46s 3d. Se!4ilovt
rican 44s to 45s 3d for good and i'rie quality. Town
11)6
49s 6d per cwt. c, cii
This afternoon a good demand exisi;sd for P. Y. icaliv;
spot, and buyers acre compelled to pas, a turther a t ttt,'
47s 60 was the chasing price ; for delivery in the 1!1 The
months several contracts were entered into at 4899"' At
stock here is nearly all in the hands of two holderS: the
public sale 120 casks were offered, East India, of
_whic
principal part consisted, went. at 45s 9d to 46s per en,,
17,t,
01LS.-For Southern Oil prices gave wrly lOs t°, %LP'
tun, dark to fine quality at 241 Ws to 281 as • Pale 1-!'f;
quality at 311 to 31/. lOs; Brown Seal at '251 to
.....26,,,r05ew
26/, business limited. For Sperm Oil prices have PZ34:IOP
911. to 941. for tine quality. Linseed Oil at 305 to 31:ces
the sot, and 3I s6d to 31s for delivery. Fur Rape P.' apd
on the advaace. Sales of pale have been made at 40s ea; ad,
brown 45s 6d. Cocoa Nut Oil at 35 ato 38s. olive arcel'
vance of lOs to 29s per tun. 651. have been paid for F
of Spanish. and 701. for Gailipoli.
HALeI3tTRG MARL'
i.,E0T01..0.;.
GO.AIN.
MeCklettbarr
vvt,eai. Mants
3001,2 it.t0‘;;;37212-..13-"r-.le)--'' Holstein :.•..... is 2
- - Bruns," irk t;• 3..1 Oats, Liner ....... ti• 06'
red 312 to 3 Summer ....... 1200 JO
--
Aleettleliburg.. 25 to :142i ---- Mccrateliburg ":1 t-
-- Polish 312 to ..3 - Holstein ...........•il4 t hg
Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg
lii
- trantzic
- Elbing rid Ko. 13uck Wheat .............. cr
ingsburg ...... 1915 tra itapeseod, e, snorer
Upland
19~ to
Itirs • l9O to 210 i'ares ...............
COTTON. 14 t°4
T
Carolina and Tennessee 7 t4to 096' Mar,inliam ................ 5,„ 54
rioorgia, Ist suit 7si 8 Madras .....................
'2d
3d and 4th b% i Domingo ......... ...
col FE.I,;.
Mocha 13 to 1:1% Domingo ...................b 15
Batavia
Sumatra - I Porto Ince .......... ....... 5
Rio 4% 5% Havannish ........... ....
Bahia 4% 5%
SUGAR.-(Wit.
Havannah, Whits...- 3 to 4%
2
Rio' Whiteßrown
2fi, 42%
Brown , 2 2%
Manilla. Brow

I ,
;Ii 8% Discount.)
..2,4 i'S'.'S
Baum, White.. ........ •••••,2% , 0
Brown .. . .......
..iya 0
Pernambuco,
Mlite • ,2,
BrOWn
n, 214 to 2% '"

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The ex-Regent' of Spain, Maria Christina'
ived at Milan on the 24th ult.

v(j ,
SILVER TEA SERVICES.—A. B. SA ' obtl"
and SONS, Manufacturing Silversmiths, No. 14, C"riftlii
I.3ndon,.opposite the Bank of England. submit the pr ,c 4!
following SILVER TEA and COFFEE SERV ICb /ea°,
Cottage Pattern is plain, standing on shell feet, the iogi
coffee-pots with a flower ornament on the lids. Thee ose
Pattern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls. Th
of either is new and elegant :
CCUTAGE PATTEttN. KING'S Pll'lolll '
X S.
Strong Silver Tea- p0t..... 12 .0 Strong Silver Teapot.••.:1.1
7 10
Ditto Sugar Basin 616 Ditto Sugar iso,lll,
Ditto Milk Ewer. 410 Ditto Creamt:°' 15
Ditto Coffee-pot. 15 0 Ditto Coffee.pot•>7o
Complete £3B 6 Complete .........• wee
A variety of upwards of fifty Tea and Coffee Serv'''grtici
be seen in the Show-rooms, where may be selected every
of Silver requisite for the sideboard or plate .chest. P3%tali°
of prices, illustrated with sketches of the various articiT.A, lil
and forwarded postage free to any part of the kingdein'i3ank.
Savory and Sons, 14, Curnhill, London, opposite the
England.
SUPERIOR LONDON TABLE gh.:110
with ivory Handles, 145., per dozen ; Dessert Kne1e.%.b0,..
Carvers, ss. 6d. per pair; Table .Knives, with vvhot
-handles, Bs. bd. per dozen , Dessert, 6s. ;
per pair ; Globe-shape Tea-urns, .4 quarts, 27 ; n"heiet °
395. ; Papier Macho Tea-trays, gothic shape, tiOs
full slam. •

t atalogues, containing the 'nice of eve; y article fa,
inn ironmonger and cutlery, gratis
RIPPON aynd BURTON, Wells-street, Oxford street.
Established

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BIRTHS.

gorburYt

On the 16th ult.. the I.Poly of J. B. Faviell, Fsq,of
ne for°a°
ar Wakefie, Yolksir of a dagter. 1 ''
On the 21stld of Marc hh,e, at Floreunche, the Lady °f
f
Thomas E., of dauAter. o
On the 3sqlst u lt.a , at Brandon Rectory, Suffolk-, the
E54.' of
the Bev. C. J. t_ artwright, of a son.
On the 31st of March, the lady of J. G. Boucher' r,,
Shedfield, Wickham, Hants. of a daughter.,, Airs. W.
On the 2d inst., at Cieorge-street, Edinburg"' ' a
. of
Thomson, of a sun. the la )
tin the 2cl inst., at Ashbot.rn Hall, Derbyshire,
of
the Hon. and Rev. C. Dundas, of a daughter. „ Gr.shan''
On the 3d iost. in New 13r:dge-street, Mrs. .'" ,f
a daughter, still-be!n. , Eaclisa4
On the 3d inst., at Euston-square, Mrs. AV. x" 'of
a daughter.
On the 4th inst., at Mile-end, the lady of A. Head' .J.
a daughter. li 0.5.
On the 4th inst., at Bleak-hall Villa, ClapbanlVar ' . t, i
mai;:.,and Dods, of a son.
oil ti, a sth inst., Mrs. C. P. Bartley,
ots• ,
Portman-sti uare, of a son. , ti, of a 'll,
on the i,th
.:nst., at Lewisham, Mrs. S. W. 13r°of 1.: Pk) r.
On the Sib in, :t., in Graf ton-street, the lady
1
_.........._,/ t- ,
Esq., of a son.
of Soperset-stseC

On the 23d ult., W. ~.11, Sawyer,
----
LY-4 R R IE P.
Cavendi.h-square, to Elizabet;:, )outige,i' daughter a ti'e
On the 3d i:ismt.P,
W. Phillip, of Upper liedf, ,r i -lace. Russell-square. EA,
On the 2d inst., at Stratham4-I'Ch,;irch, J. ti• Alalcolta,„„ -or
of the Inner 'l' I
blunt, I. sq., hof C cl-ea. of
ea,t tot A. ILaruikaen,n,,e ,cdh,eul fai I,er
J.ofstiliiaer late
Esq of Alarga ret..i.strtste
Grosvenor-stteet ‘A est, Eaton-square, to Eliza Mar:lay '
daughter of II: Dean, Ei Royal .\avy •
On the :3d inst., at the" parish church of St Eth elbctiorri
in ithin liishopsgate, London, W am,, ;‘,.jartin, Esq.. O'
Justite of %;ew Z.,-„,latid, ,o 51••ry Alltte I ar.,,r, punger 4
ter 0; the R,v. W Pa,.k,,r. %I. A. Re,•tor of Ethel barb
and Pi eberidary or St_. P_au_l's Catheara----_ __---'
On the 29th of January, D
badoes, Captain T. W. Pear• .
4 Maria Charlotte R.offins
On the 27th 'of February, at Parfi
the wire of T. Daniel, Esq• 00/IfisDpascag___e from Norfolk to. r
On the 31st ult., at Seacombe, near
if
I,ePa House, -taff9l.4'
the wife of F. 11. Northen, Esq., ,51.11,0 ..,_.
S
shire, aged 58. W. Mason, !-541'
late o t'heLA.vladrroaosi,CiviiaileZeiee:
(hi ti h;,, i•rvt. , Ann, widow et' the late
a1.,,,,:t ~ •• , • e-
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