The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-20 00:00:00

MORNING EDITIt li

chants were disposed to accept the rates prev...-,e
blished, and the biddings throughout the sales ifer'
Aif°
languid, not above 3,500 packages were actually -1.
of, but former prices were maintained ; ConCouto
blackish leaf went at is lid to Is bild, good Is 8
10d; TwankAy, fair is 7fd to is 8d per lb. Thee S,
lative market olosed quiet ; Company's CongoU
cash. cio
This afternoon the public sales consisted of 3'
Cassia Lignea, 6,659 nags Pepper, and 60 bags Pil'o,l
Cassia sold briskly, Is to 2s above former rates. ger),",:
dling bright fetched 90s lid 91s 6d, ord coarse 0%
84s 6d, damaged 83s to Bi's. Pepper was onliP,.,r:jr .
sold, but prices were supported, ordinary light
fetched 30, fair 30 to 3:14 ; Molabar light and 1044
3;;d to 4d. Pimento* for middiing, being the Cul' i;
FRUlT.—There have been several arrivals. The
done was partial, the importers continue to fora !0,;
Turkey F%ga, especially thore parcelo in bad concliv'r,
public sale has been attempted consistwg of Frencbip
Lipari Currants, 'and damaged Valencia and I)°',:v
sins, a very thin attendance, and nothing appeared
been sold.

Rica.—Former rates have been fully ma:int' ot,
Bengal. Carolina has been in good demand far ,
at 34s to 365.
This afternoon less demand existed for East Podia
prices were firm ; 2,849 bags Bengal, and 1,423 bilo
dras were offered at auction ; the former was tedosl,o
the full value, viz., good middling white at 144 to itot
latter was principally bought in at 105 to 12s 6d'
yellowish to good white, being full prices.
teti
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDi .--Therc
fair demand for Jamaica Rum, And 150 por,:'
been disposed of sinco this day vt.'wk at full Pr,
fine sorts are much wanied, but of such the ;
is small. Leewards have maintained former
and a steady demand has existed ; 1115
have amounted to 300 puns, proofs at 25 Ou'O
overproof 2s lOd to 3s Id, 12 to 15 over 3s 2d t,
29 to 36 over 5s 2d to 5s 6d. East India ons be
ile
in limited request, and prices gave way id ;_
Calcutta have been sold at 2s Id, proof tO4.
Brandy has been in fair request, and prices have agniwi
upward tendency; sales in Cognac first brands oil"
tage of 1836 have been made at 5s 3d to 5s bd 1/11
and puns ; ditto 1837, 5s Id to 5s 3d ;
4a lld to 5s Id ; ditto 1839, 4s 9d to 45 Ild
tage of 1840 may however be purchased at 34 9' 'el
and 3s 7d in puns, being the former value. Geil
been in steady demand, and prices have in.proved,ol
paid for shipping quality, and 2s 7d to 2s 8d for ',a.
home use. British Corn Spirits have been in good
at 103 cash.
INDIGO.—The quarterly sale of East India ea:11111
this day in the presence of a large attendance of l'eipt
trade. 662 chests have passed the sale, they sold °
spirit at from October price to 4d advance.
On.s.—ln the early part of last week the inar4(
common descriptions ofiFish Oils presented a (Inte"g
the last two days a fair demand has prevailed Pr'''-,a
from the home trade, pale Seal at 331, yellow rindbrij/
to 301; Cod 271105, Southern ordinary 05/ 104,
/
and fine 26/i Iss to 291 103; for Sperm praces 1
the decline, 1051 is the value of first quality. l,'
declined declined for Linseed Oil on the spot to 27s 3d to tai
For delivery in the next two or three months 2841." i
cwt; for Rape, prices had an upward te:i
Pale is worth 46s to 46s 6d, Brown 45s to 4556,i'd
East India Cocoa Nut Oil, 38a is the nearest que`Bsl
first quality. Prices arc on the advance for Olive;
62/ er tun. soci
TpALLOW.—There has been only a limited de—„As
Russian Tallow on the spot since this day week•
have accepted 46s to 46s 3d for P. Y. Candle, being.:ey,
Lion on former rates or 9d per cwt. For delivery Prior,
fallen to 46s 3d to 468 6d for the next oc°_,lif

months. South American 38s to 45s 6d tor TOOl
good bright quality. Town 'Tallow 10wer.4.651
P. Y. Candle the nearest price on the spot will
delivery 463 3d but few buyers. ..4

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A PAS :
THE WILBERFORCE STEMt.
This vessel, which had on account of stress of we'''
into Brest, arr.ved at Falmouth on Friday 134;0
left Lisbon the 30th ult., Vigo the Ist, and 13,est
inst. The Lisbon letter of the above date of 01/%1.
tains nothing new on the political state of Port 9
we extract from it the following account of an in if
the outward voyage of the Wilberforce :—" Thee,mst
force steam-packet, with the mail of the 12t11 "io
land, did not arrive here until the 26th instant, le
pany with the Tagus, bringing the mail of the von'
consequence of her having, while in the en'incjoil
Cape Finisterre, to render assistance to
French brig, in a heavy gale of wind, with a hiierooP
sea, in which, however, she could not succeed, b
~i
heeding rod, and after much difficulty got into STIgA 0, or/
ing her stay in that port, a maliciously disposerli
reported as belongiug to the vessel, during
tilt
turned off the sea cocks, which was discovered lin, sot
prevent her sinking at her moorings ; fortunat' f
of the cargo wasidamaged. The vessel,
ceeding on to Ckdiz and Gibraltar, passed o'ichr., JnOir
tenants and mails to the Tagus, and leaves wolo regV
for England in quality of a merchant vessel! it IC dl
mail being made up for her. The French brig' woul'e
posed, notwithstanding her distressed State'f
Spsio
enabled to mako‘some port on the north coast 0
ARBROATH, JAN. 11.—I have neverii,
in Scotland till last week, when it was alines( Or!,
viol&
to acquire or retain heat in the body, even by e
ingot'
v°,.
cisc. During Thursday, Friday, and S%iturday le"!
mometer (Fahrenheit) was so low as seven degr:eslif
zero. The air was so dry and pure it was drrefl4
respite trsfrcely. -The hoot must be far more ace% st
the hills, for the hill-birds, such as curlews, 01111;i:100
cocks, wild ducks, &c. are flying about our
The cold must he intense indeed before it lb„Ve2liti'
creatures so naturally shy and timid as those - (lewd
tioned to visit our streets and gardens like onrre'stureii.
poultry. The havoc made among the poor•
very great, for every gun has been in rereliit...l f•
ercrei
them for some days past, and these arc not a 10"11'0 ptt
on the coast where sea-fowl are in abundance.
man and the youngest boy are all possessed of t!''`.,
or single-barrelled gun.
AGNES STRICKLAND'S " LIVES °
QUEENS OF ENGLAND."—We are requested t°
the first volume of the new arid revised edition of..'ooP'?
STRICKLAND'S LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF Elise,'
price 10s. 6d. bound, with illustrations, is Pulr.,.'ests ,t 1
day by Mr. Colburn, of Great Nlarlborough-5" DO"-
may now be had of all booksellers. Mr. ColbUrtips'."
just published Mr. James's new work, .‘ Lettel*ded+
tive of the Court and Times of William 111., :1410:0
by James Vernon, Esq., Secretary of State, to,
of Shrewsbury," in 3 vols. Bvo., with Portraityps'
library of English history (says the Conservalit ett.
Call be considered complete without these valuab'''
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VER SPOONS and FORKS, they have finishesoo
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The following are the usual weights :
oz. -' I
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•' 16i
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Pamphlet of T. COX SAVORY'S Prices of -4",.1140,`,00
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Established 1820.
BIRTHS. Lady On the 15th inst., in St. James's-square, tise
of a son. Qpitht
On the 14th inst., at Cheshunt, the lady of IL '
of a son. C'
On the 15th inst., in Russell-square, the wife of Astir
M. D., of a daughter. INletoifF
On the 16th inst., in Albion-road-terrace, Stoke dor.
Mrs. W. F. Sadler, of a daughter. Issr9
On the 16th inst., at Blackheath, the lady a i• soisesit'
Esq., of Hallgreen, Kincardine, North Britain, of a.O, r'
On the 16th inst., in Sloane. street, the lady of eot'
taker, Esq., of a son.
On the 17th inst. , Mrs. Beaman, King-street,
,/
garden, of a son. Aole
MARRIED.
On the I Ith inst., at Brighton, Mr. T. Moores, 0.
street, to Isabella, the second daughter of the WO
rsf
ehinson, Esq., Earby Hall, Yorkshire.
On the 15th inst., at Tonbridge, G. C. Courthalsictsto
Whiligh, Sussex, to Anna, eldest daughter of J. 1-
of Mabledon, Kent.
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DIED.
On the 14th inst., at Heavitree, near ter, dler e.
Maunder, Esq., aged 51 years, of the firm of Alauli- in
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tilers, and Co., Liverpool, and Port-au-Prince,
Republic he had been generally a resident since !bus, 011.„,-
th
On the 14th inst., at River, near Dover J. rhiPP
On the 14th inst., at St. Cross, near Winchester; '-'4,0 ;01
the youngest (laughter of the late W. Faithful!, EoSo'rrisor.
On the 14th inst., in the Dover-road, Mr. P. '7,3101
the late firm of W. and P. Morrison, leather 'Pero*
mondsey, aged 48. of Wine-
On the 14th inst., Mr. C. B. Harman, late f.j•
s,
court, Fleet street, aged 52. of 13.1.
On the 15th inst., at Clapham, T. Crafer, Esq.,
jesty's Treasury, aged 69. Mark-larie" 0111111'4
On the 15th inst., Mr. J. Papineau, of Ma
_,.,e
J. Bourne, Esq.,
relict o
On the 16th inst., at Theobalds, Herts, Amelia ,e(,
EtonOn Lodge,the 15th Lancaster. inst.
S. Chauncy, sq., aged 83. Dlrnouth
On the !6th inst., Mr. A. Leighton, of
of
Clerkenwell, aged 57.
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