The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-21 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS,

CHARLES WEST, bookseller, Glasgow, April 23 and
May 14, at one, at the Writing Chambers of J. Burnet,
Glasgow.
JOHN ROBERTSON, bookseller, Glasgow, April 23 and
May 14, at one, at the Writing Chambers of A. Gemmill,

ROBERT and THOMAS M'QUAKER, calico painters,
Glasgow, April 23 and May 14, at twelve, at the Office of
Mein and Johnstone, Glasgow.
JOHN CAMERON, flax spinner, Perth, April 27 and
May 15, at twelve, at the Star Hotel, Perth.
ADAM THOMSON, cattle dealer, Swilebog, April 24 and
May 22, at twelve, at Duncan's Hotel, Banff.
JOl-114 GIBSON, grocer- Leith, April 24 and May 14, at
two. at the Exchange Hotel, 'Leith.
DAVID M‘LA REN, tailor, Edinburgh, April 26 and May
17, at two, atthe Royal nicliange, Edinbtirgh.

LADVERTISEMENr.]
The attention of our readers is directed to the
folloning toffiniunidatlon addressed to Messrs. Rowland
and Son, 30, • Hatton-garden, London a--Sir,—l take the
liberty of addressing you a kvc lines. Some years since a
very intimate friend of mine had a seders fit of illness,
and when the began to recover, her hair which was Vence-
tiful, tette off, !eating large patches all over the head.
After trying various things as testofets, Without any benefit,
your Oil was recommended, and she persevered in rubbing
it ih daily; using two bottles lh fear weeks, at the eed of
hith tithe lief heir *rid in d gloat time be,
came more thick and beautiful than before, find toil its
only fault, a certain degree of harshness. She continued f&
use the Macassar Oil moderately tip to the time I last saw
her, and though most of her Windy 4efe Very grey, she
had not one grey bait, which she entirely atttibuted to the
constant use of the Oil, This Lady tecoMmended it to
me. tti Consequence of head-aches and trials at mind,
my hair began to turn grey ; I persevered in the use (if the
Oil, and at happy to gay it has quite redeemed my hair.
'frill are at ty to publish this letter if you please, with
my initials only, and any one may hare toy name and ad-
dresi, by, goieg .to yotir house. ,I am; Sir, yotir obedient
servant, P. H. 11,-eeßowland's Macassar tiil pieieriti hair
from falling off, or turning grey ; changes grey h*it in its
original colour, frees from scurf and dandriff; and
-makes
it beautifully soft and curly..--Ask for " Rowland's Ma-
cassar Oil." The lowest price is 3s. 6d.—the next prise
is ts.--ids. dd. and jts. CrV tint ia;
DETECTION OF A GANG OF 11tiRdLA113.-e-e
Within the last twelve months a gang of burglars has in-
fested the country within a circuit of twerity or twenty-five
miles of va,ringeon. the robberies committed were of
frequent occurrence; and the gang gradnall became more
daring; At first they paid their midnight visits armed
only. with bludgeons and Orowahatsi but mere recently
they turned out each well equipped with pistols, dark
lanterns, crowbars, eentrebits and brace, and a set of
picklock; and skeleton-keys, not to be exceeded in pint
of usefulness by those in the possession of any of the Lon-
don cracksmen. At length the burglary end attempted
murder at the hoUse of Mr. Thomas Shaw, farmer, of
Poulton-wins-hearshead, about a mile from Warrington,
brought things to such a crisis sa to be no longer en-
, Kent-
pardon in silence. A handsome reward was offered
TAKING AN OVERDOSE OF Latinatsum.--Monday morn-
for
DEATH OF A MEDICAL GENTLEMAN By
for the detection of the offenders, and the hope of a freedeath
tthoef Giorr.ge
street, pardon held out to any parties engaged in the robbery wholHopkins,
would come forward and give evidence against their com- ,
e nsgo toht eh nweadr
Southwark,
qtouching
the place
a surgeon, residing in Kent-
tnirty-tour years of age,
panions. Mr. James Jones, the deputy-constable of War-
street It appeared that was much
his wife quarrelled on
ring,ton, rendered himself remarkably active in the in-
T night ; that he was much excited ; and probab'y,
quirt', and, after scouring the country for many miles
in order to compose himself, took the draught which ter-
round Warrington, at length obtained a clue to the offen-
minated his life. On similar occasions he had had re-
ders, and, assisted by some of the Manches.er police,
course to a composing draught The Jury returned a
took nine of the gang into custody. They all turned out ,
verdict, " That the deceased died from having taken too
to be men of the most depraved habits. The prisoners
great a quantity of laudanum whilst under the influence of
have been ell committed for trial at the next Assizes...-. •
1 ltquor.
Igiaocksifield Courier,

39,000

20,000

LIST of SCOTTISH COMP ANIE" PRICES
APRIL 14, 1841.
BANKS.

410,0001. M. p. ct. Bank of Scotland —B3/. 6s. Bd. sh all psi 362
;000,01110/, II p. et. Ilryal of Scotland 100/. sh. all pd 151%
500.0001. '8 P. et, British Linen Company 1001. sh. all pd 226
500,0001. 61. p. et. Cbriffnercial 5OOl. sh. 100/. pd 169
500,000'. sn. ct. Natltrnal IOC/,sh. 101. pd 1431
500,0001. 71. p. ct. Glasgow Union `,50/. sh. 501. pd 84
,000,060/. 6p. ct. Western of Scotland 2OOl. sh 401. pd 73
INSURANCE COSII'ANIES.,
200.8005 h. 6} p. ct. Scottish Union 20/. sh. V. pd 255.00.
I,lo{l 7p. et. Hercules lOOl. sh. 10/. pd 13,,
100,000 6 p et. Insurance Co. of Scotland .101. sh. all pd 10
50,000 Bp. ct. forth British 2001. sh. 10/. pd 183 i
1,000 Bp. ct. Caledonian Fire 100/. sh. 10/. pd 20
5,000 6p. et. Edinburgh ia:"..0....... lOOl. sh: IA 111 i
100,000 3} p. :t. West of Scotland lOl. pd
MISCELLANEOUS.
4,818 ... ..... Edin. and Glas. Un. Canalso/. sh. all pd 16
Ditto AllocatO! • 181. sh. all pd 55
5,40[ 5 per cent. Edinb. Joint Stock Water. 251. sh. all pd 3455
2,00051 a 15 per cent. Shotts Iron Foundery ...... 50/ sh 48/.
'd
10,000 3 per cent. Edinburgh & Leith Glass.2o/.shs . 16/. pd
..31
4,500 10 per cent. Edinburgh Coal Gas ......... •25/ h. all pd L 0
4,450 10 per cent. Clasgow Gas ...... ....,, ...... 25/. sh. :1! pi! 52
750 7} per cant, I,eith Coal Gas ...„,,,,.. ...... 20/.6- OPa 1:5
1,154 Edinburgh am, Da ~,,,.1.11 daltway 501. sh 29
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MORNING EDITION-

THE MARKETS.—YESTE RAJAY.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
The demand for almost all articles continues dull, and prices
still depressed. Raw Sugar for home use was lower, and the
trat.sactions very trivial. The public sales went off verylleavii4
and the bulk was bought in. Coffee dull and declining;
the larger parcels brought to the hammer were chiefly tall,'
in. Spices firm, and a fair request. Rice a very slow sat
and a shade cheaper. Cotton in demand for export, and fa`
prices paid.
TEA MARKET.
The prices of all descriptions were well supported; svith:
steady market. The town and country trade both extens:,-
buyers. Company's Congou Is. bid. per lb. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
The demand was limited to the wants of the trade, and few
parcels changed hands, but prices were firm, owing to the tirao
contracts that must shortly be completed. P. Y. C. a. 0
the spot .

WHITECHAPEL.
Our sup' ly of Hay and Clover was good, the demand mid,
dling, and prices about 2s. to 3s. per load lower. Closet
41. 12s. to 51. IBs. ; Meadow Hay, 3/. 10s. to 9/. 17"
Straw, I/. 17s. to 21.

(From the London Mercantile Journal of April 20.)„/
SUGAR.—A part of the first arrival of the new crop v
Barbadoes Sugar, consisting of 150 hhds., was broughtl
the hammer to-day ; the biddings were languid,
not abuse half found buyers at 65s 6d. to 'u
for low to fine yellow, being rather below the' rates the
merchants expected. The demand privately ;'",ce,bre
limited, and the transacticns confined to the wants et '
buyers at further reduced prices.
MAURITIUS.—A public sale consisting of 5,606 hagsd
was brought forward to-day, which went off heavily, loe
a small part only was so'd 61 under former rates; ; 0
middling yellow went at 62s to 655, good middling to a°
663 to 72s per cwt. A si•
EAST INDIA.—The importers of Bengal continue 'c-by
rous to realiae, and 7,900 bags 50 boxes were put
public auction to-day ; not above half found buyers at 10
under former rates ; ow to fine white went at 623 6d r.
69s per cwt. In Manilla and Java nothing has hva dli-
FOREIGN.—This market remains very quiet, nothinglljie
done privately, and 437 bags white Havannah at 01%0
sale went off very heavily at 25a to 31s fid for niiddliag
fine white, being 6d to is under former rates. ;
COFFEE.—Large public sales of various descriPt;l,
admissible for home use, were brought forward tceli
they contained as follows :-519 bags Padang, I'l6l
bags Ceylon, 408 bags Mysore, 155 bags Bengt", ',id
casks Java, and 360 bags of other sorts. The MO"
from the trade was slack, and the Paden.-was 1111,w•tite°
in at 37s 6d to 383 for fair quality but unclean,;,
full pricer; Ceylon all sold at 72s to 78s 6d fortr,,i,
and fine ordinary quality, being Is above former 110 t
Mysore sold at 55s 603 fur good and fine. Joialle,
at 54s 6d for fair quality. 411
The Foreign market remains quiet, but the iraitirs
are firm, and 2,633 begs Rio put up to pubic sale ,
all taken in at 40s 61 to 42s for ordinary to good araw
being full prices.
bllo'
PEPPER.—There was a public sale of 3,200 bags .7-40
a small part only was sold at 3id for good Essterll," el
4d to 4-,1,4 for good Malabar, being full prices A 11-0
of white was offered by the hammer, consisting
bags, which was bought in at 74d to BA-d for fair quallik
p
FRUIT.—A public sale was brought forward V.
consisting of 1,174 boxes, and 175 half boxes of Valloo
Raisins, 117 boxes Muscatel Raisins in layers, „
drums Turkey Pulled Figr, and a quantity of loPea a
French Plums. The sale went off very quietly, an 04
small proportion only was sold. The Valencia ser,
Muscatel Raisins were all taken out, there being a°llllo-Id
except at much lower prices. The Figs were chiefly 60s
at 32,, one lot at 33s per cwt. French Plums went at
to 755, in half and quarter cartoons, and at 41s in qr Ch e 5(;,
RICE.—The demand for Bengal is still very Iloilo
and 300 bags offered at public sale went at 11s 6d t°
fort low dusty white, being rather lower.
EA.—The prices of this article were without alter!:
Lion to-day; the holders were firm, and a moderate °alt
ness was done. Company's Congou keeps steady at °b
is per lb cash. Pais
SALTPETRE.—There are now few buyers of East I,
Rough, and 1,026 bags offered by the hammer went 510`.'11'
but all found buyers at 27s to 28s fur 12i to 3 refract°
being a shade lower.
INDIGO.—The quarterly sales were brought t° 8
0r
conclusion this afternoon, but at too late an boor
de,
un to give a full report--suffice it to say that
t h e
nand ha- shipping so:•ts continued good to thec I ler;
and an advance is established on the rates of J°lll4-
of 4d to tid per lb on good and fine. and 3d °II ""c.re
dling qualities ; the consuming sorts, boo ever, `v,.,
dull, and prices ruled from par to 3d per lb discount.
117,10
dras went at about last sales' prices. Of the vv fa,
quantity 317 chests were withdrawn, 1,165 bough'., se.
chiefly low and consuming sorts, leaving about 4,000 Ne
toady sold, of which 1,5(10 are supposed to te for bu
consumplion, and 2,500 for export. of
COCIIINEAL.-45 bags at public sale were dispose
at full prices. teadY
TALLOW.—The demand for this article Wag dst
to-day, and 53 casks 103 sacks Cape Tallow, oirrre
gs
public sale, were di'posed of at 46s 6d to 454484
per cwt. Fice:Yellow Candle was quoted at 475 9
ti
but there did not appear to be much business cluing
actual consumption. a Irish
PR IVISIONS.—The little business doing
Butter is confined to the best qualities, h bring
r
about 95s to 100 s per cwt landed. Foreign in- lei e
quest, and fine brings 1103 to 1125 per cwt.
dull of sale, but not loner. The Bacon Market Bei
become
.very quiet, and formerrates are barely supporteut
;,,
there being numerous sellers a prime at for
e rford
delivery in the next 8 at 56s to 583; de
few sales made xt three months to for
in landed goods have been at 563 to
for prime Waterford, and at 54s to 563 for Lime!l
which are now with difficulty obtained. Middles ja,
request at 533 to 56s landed, and at 52s to 54a:
on hoard, Irish Hams go off well at full priCeir
Be:fast and Limerick 70s to 72s per cwt.

MARKETS. .0
AI N. . to 0.114
Barley, Mccklenbdrgh 1,4 to l 0
-- Magdeburgh 1,4 tool)
--- Holstein ....... ;',4 to ,09
- Summer 14 to its
Oats, Eider 135 gfto 10
_- Mecklenburg ••• ,35 t. ilk
--
Holstein ..........
;___ Elst Frieiland••• 218 I 5410
'Pease, Mecklenburg ••• ‘,03 Vol
Beans ItT6 gP
Buck Wheat 492 10,0
Rapeseed, Hanover ••• 5 t
I
Malt
Tares
totA
L'ON. 8% . 54
Marmham .............••• 0, bli
Maeras 5% 7%
Sur r. 4
Do x..nzo • 1 A
FEL. 4541074
Domingo
Lit Guavra A . 7
6 1311
Porto Rico
I I avannah ............ .

:h 8% Discount.)
Bahia, White
Brown ..... .01
Pernambuco, Whit .s 09A
Brow 8 0

n. 2A to 2%,

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