The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-27 00:00:00

,IT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS

FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY.
(From the Globe.)
elg' ike the benevolent gentleman, who to roast his own
o s set fire to his neighbour's house, the Torres,. to obtain
kt cc, and keep themselves in—when in, are wiling to set
:land in a flame. To strengthen themselves, they
,ould weaken the empire; and this at a time, as Mr. C.
Adler well said, " when there is only an armed peace in
-• eilurnpe." Lord Stanley's machinations against the Irish con-
stituencies have been foiled. Whatever may be the fate
of Lord Morpeth's Bill—however much Tory ingenuity
may l'.e taxed to impair its virility, or to limit iti
sP aer e of operation—even though the Lords strangle
It„ as they have strangled other measures which tented
to place Ireland on a level with the other portions of
tb e empire of which she is nominally an integral pert—
.' ill there is abundant cause for congratulation. Tee
aajority of five has seeled the doom cf Lord Stanley's Bill;
. and relieved the Irish people from the infliction of a mea-
sure which would have delivered them over, bound hand and
foot, to the tender mercies of Oraigeistn; pr have left t hem
to the dangerous alternative of carrying constitutional re-
sistance to its enactment to the utmost verge, which, in
the excitement of justly-kindled indignation, would, probe-
bly, have assumed a form before which even Stanley must
have succumbed. Sir James Graham prudently abstained
frame touching this part of Mr. C. Buller's speech, to
which he professed to reply. To have openly dared the Irish
iteople to resistance, and to have proclai:ned the inde-
pelldenct of England of their aid in any contest •in
which she might become it-Nola-A pith a foreign power,
would have been worthy of the noble author of the oh-
nexioug measure, but would have become no one dee.
The R get Hon. Barone'. therefore wisely si irked thet
whir which he feare lto grapple. The Tories, throughout
nem oppositi to to Lord Morpeth's Bitt, confJuedee two
terns esseetially diillr:et. They assumed that. the effect
"( the 811 would b to augment the Li-th constituent:Res;
the result of its operation will be to prcv olt their (Itali-
an:top.

(From the Standard.)
The r•ha-,ict ot• the di,iiion gives full assurance that
the B.li sti I never pass even through the House of
Commons with the thiversal age clause, and
ia truth, it i 3 manifest that it was never intended
to pain. Will Lord Ale;bourne act upon his own
precedent in the case of ti.e Jamaica question, and
"resign, ix cs"ise he can carry a great constitutional
cnangt ver tie firs stake by no greater majority t tan
_five? Ireland is surely as important a part of the empire
as Jamaica; and a Bill for ca.inging the Constitut'on
‘4,f the United Kingdom is an afFait of as much wctg,,rht
as a till fur temporarily suspending the constitution of a
Nvgir ? Lord Melbourne is indeed bound to resign
tipro he authority of his own precedent; but he will not.
lie too welt knows that a rei,4nation now cool I not be
soft ly re,ortcd to as a fyiat. He has, morons-% r, another
Fee,. hr has f: Rowed in this trals"ction withsuch
tract fd:li-y, as to prey,' that it has been all along
in !vs roata.nplition, acid to show plainly what his pur..
t),,e is—the precedent of ':the •Iri,h Tithe Bill. tic

wished to conti9t:c th-3 fthe Pgqation fur party rur-
pore-s, and the• efore he retardel the settlerrer.t of
the tithe (location for three whole )eArF, by
tacking the appropiition claut.e to it ; he now
wishes to protect the corrupt system of the Irish registra-
tion, -in which he has a deep direct interest, and which he
nifty hope to mike the occasion of an agitation for Unircr-
sal Stiff :age that silo!' extend to Erg;and; and therefore
Le tacas the repeal a the Reform Bill, and the subver-
pion of Cut Constitution of I t,232, to a measure which l re-
pckly oucLt "to be merely a measure of order and regulation.

( Fr,,n; the Courier.)
Miiiistere are safe, that is clear—thanks t► the im.
mort.►; majority rf five; for how long may be another
(1 uostior. But if they can only contrive to throw over the
Committee on the Irish Repeal and Revolution Bill to
the commencement of the Easter holidays, or (vett to
past twelve o'clock of Lady-day, one more guar er-
day's exi.tence will be secured, to the infinite delight, among
many others, of Mr. Shi il, whose iufan►ino raptures on his
drat non ination to the Vice Chair of the Board of Trade are
still rcn►embryed among a certain circle of quidnunes some-
all re about Piccadilly far the unwonted diversion
foried. The Ministerial Journals seem woefully
concerted w:th the same result of all their prodigious
la,houes, and those far more Herculean of Mr. O'Con-
roll, duiiog the recess end since the commencement of
tu.s store► incipient Seeion—parturiunt monies, and
a name at
,fives. Let them take courage ; they have
hcf,ee now divided by the rule of three, and will again
before finally they are bowled out. •' What great events
fr )1n little causes spring," may well be the exclamation
of the 1,11 losopher, who studies the signs of times pre cat
with a view to collate them with the reali ies of past
we;, The Capitol was saved once on a day by the
cackling of geese, exactly five, we doub', not had his-
ry emdemended upon numbers ; so also Whig capital
has been preserved iutact for one more quarter day by
eerotirdir as much cackling industry as was ever t►.is-
pplared by the sacred twaddler, of Rome. From first to
bat of Whig speeches, on occasion of this memorable
debate of four long nigbts, wo defy the most indefati-
ralle iuquircr to discover more than the endless repo-
titi )n of the same two cuckoo notes in each, from first to
ialst ; the t so a►ckoo notes led utf by Mr. Daniel O'Con-
a. 11 'Himself, aed subserviently chaunted and re-echoed from
Dan down to Lord John, that is, " Justice to Ireland," or
" tpeal and desertion of Ireland to the enemy, whoever
he rimy be."

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

COAL
Ships arrived since

A It K El'.

it market day, F.C7.

5. A.
Varian Main l7 0!
Eau's Hartley
Clussiter
Vrare,o4 Primrose lB 15
fiebburn Main 29 6;
Illotyweil Main ..), oi
44,11 Main l7 0
New 1 ;infield Moor .. ..... v 19 0
Ord's Itedlitigh 'B 6
Orig'nal Windsor's Pontop 19 0
Polito', Windsor' lB 0
:insides l'ontop l7 C
Tnntiold Moor.
.Z 1 6
Wylam
a.................
Walls id lien and Brown z 2 9
Walls Er.d liewiese and C 22 l)
Walls End Brown's lO 0
Walls End Clennell
Walls End .4osforth -2 9
Walls End Hotspur
Walls En. Killingworth
Walls End Newmarch 2l 0
Walls End Northumberland 21 3
Walls End Percy liensham 21 U
Walls End Walker s 22 0
Eden Main ........ ........ ...... 22 0
Williams Main l9 1
kussell's High Main HI
Walls End Belmoisi ...... 23

s. d.
W.F.. Bracldyll'sHettoti 21. it
' Walls End Carsdec 2I g
Walls End Fleawel . 25 0
Walls End Hetton 24, 8
Walls End Lambton
W. E. North Helton Lyons 22 e
Wails End Pemberton l2 6
Walls End Russell's Helton '25 0
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Whitwch
Walls End Hartlepool 24, 9
Walli End Kelloe
Walls End Brown's Deanery 2'2 6
. Walls End Barrington Tees 21 0
Walls Ensl Barretc 22 6
Walls End Clarence Tan lieldl9 0
Walls End North Durham '22 9
Wails End Seymour Toe.s... t:2 0
WalleEnsl South Durham 25.4. 6
Wal s End Tees
palls End West detton
Walls End Wear l9 0
Allerton Main lB 6.
Cowpen
Hartley 2l 0
Howard's Netherton Alvin l9 9
Newton Main .., l7 0 :
Stanley-Alain a lB tS
Walla End cliff

(From the London New Price Current of February 26.)
geGAa.—There has been an increased disinclination evinced
on the part of the trade to purchase British Plantation, and, the
market has been in a dull state this week ; the demand
Gas been very limited from Grocers and refiners, and the pur-
chases for the three markeodays have tinounted to only 430
bliss and trs, although the supply at market is still small,
yet holders have been more desirous to realize, and have sub..
mitted to a reduction on last week's rates of 2s for brown
end middling yellow, and Is for good and fine descriptions, of
the latter few parcels are to be met with ; the dull demand
which has prevailed may be principally attributed to the
barge parcels of Mauritius which have been offered at auction ;
Demerara, of middling bright yellow quality has been sold at
751 to 76s ; Antigua, fine 82s 6d : good strong brown Jamaica
end St. Kitts with 'some better samples on the board 745, low
middling grey St. Kitts 755, good middling 76s to 77s per cwt.
To-day the transactions in the West India market were oil a
small scale, the sales did not exceed 150 hhds and tierces, and
the prices accepted were in favour of buyers, making the re-
duction for the week Is 6d to 2s on all descriptions, and the
qoriatity disposed of only 580 hhds and trs ; a board of good
bright yellow St. Kitts sold at 775.
itzetwEn.—There has been a considerable falling off in the
sieniand for Refined Goods for home consumption since our
-Ust report, and although the refiners have been willing to
reakeasales, and have submitted to a reduction on former rates
of 21 to 3s per cwt, still the trade have purchased with much
caution of all kinds of goods ; standard lumps have been
selling at 951 6d to 96s ; Hambro Loaves and Tittkrs good
and fine 96s to 1.045, common 94s to 955, brown lumps, ord 90s
to 91s, better 92s to 94g. Treacle 335 to 34s for common,
pateut 3bs to a6s 6d, best old make and Golden Syrup 34s to 42s .
kstards of common sorts at 50s to 545, better kindsat7Os per cwt;
Tieces 658 tol3Bs per cwt. For bonded Crushed Sugar, 32s 6d
have been generally paidfor first quality. Loaves 141bs at 36s to
36a 6d, 101bs 37s to 38s, and 6lbs 40s to 41s per cwt. Treacle
Itis for small quantities, parcels lds 6d. Bastards and Pieceshave found buyers in small parcels, the former at 16s to 19
board
e lattsv at 20s to 265. Dutch' Crushed Sugar at 315,-ot
in Holiand.
IllAtratrius.--.This afternoon the trade evinced little dispo-
ass to rchase, at a public of 1,420 bags and 51 casks and
0 Via, en a
small part only was sold, but holders refused to
/18
brown
submit tolany further reduction, good mid and
bright
735, low mid good yellow
Tent ot 74s to 7 tir ,
Vii:
71s 6d to
:aie to sbs 6d per
RAW INDIA. —This afternoon the home trade operated
with saation at the public sales of Bengal,
wholeengal of t
which comprised
4,3f2
f 2 bags 65 hhds, &c., and nearly
sets bought in, holders notbeing disposed to suobomditwhtoitethteakreen-
thwed is t
es, the trades were disposed pay . good
in at 800 to 80s 6d, middling
how-
ever, of strong bright yellow sold toat
78576 s 6 6
(1 .
; a few
cl to 77se lots,
6 dbeing
fair prices I some lots of washed and damps of various sorts at
74a to 78s.
FOR3I4N.—To-day 1,000 boxes Havannab and 36 tierces
Foreign Muscovado were submitted to public competition ; o
the former 477 boxes consisted qj yellow, and sold at 23s 6d
to 24s 6d for middling and good middling, but rather soft,
being full prices; the remainder was white, and all taken in
at high rates, viz. at 31s 6d to 32s for middling soft, Foreign
Mnseesado sold at 22s 5d to 23s for middling soft yellow, being
rather cheaper.
lloLasses.—For West India former rates have been barely
supported ; St. Vincent at 32s for ord. ; and fair Demerara
325; Trinidad common tie ; Barbadoes good 38s per cwt.
This afternoon the demalMtas dull for West India, and 50
bins. Demerara at public" sale sold at 30s
lir dark quality.
eing rather cheaper.
CoME.—The market has presented a tranquil appearance
this week for British Plantation Coffee, and prices have full a
downward tendency, the supplies being large of East India
and Coffee imported indirect ; of clean sortsfl of the fer-
nier none were offered at auction, but the tri parcels dis-
posed of by private treaty have been rather undenrgftormutriircates ;
unclean sorts have again given way in value :
93 casks were only partly disposed of at a considlerlble educe
Con, find and fine fine ord sold at 62s to 70s, and 60s,for
ordinary Berbice.
This afternoon the market presented a quiet appearance : the
operations privately were on a small scale in all sorts, but prices
underwent no farther decline: at auction 106 bags Ceylon,
I 1 tres Berbice, and 170 bags Laguayra from the Cape were
-ofered, Ceylon sold at 68;6d for ord much mixed, being the
former value, Berbice sold at full prices, viz. at 97s 6d to 99s
for mid quality, being former rates, Laguayra sold at 47s 6d to
4lis, for good ord pale mixed.
Cocoa.—The market has become dull for West India, and
at a pnbße sale of 507 bags prices gave way is to is 6d, and a
Pazt "Isold (-Idordgoad
a!ly as at ')O4 for to
b,51.1 red, and fair t
enloon the marketo mid grin at 50s to 513 6d per cwt. This
tale were taken was dull and 334 bags Grenada at public
TzA.—The marl:letatps for fair grey quality..
part of the week, hut
tor Free Trade was quiet in the early
twaty, and half only o f 2,,e303,6w purchases were made by private
at rather lower rates packages at auction found buyers
t rday however the trade came for-
yard mere freely, and It the Public sales a good demand pre-
Osiled for Black Tea, a a
It4rltlltino
prices paid for Con ea'
wedere e advance took place • the
trifling
day Week; green'des.