The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-28 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES-MAY 18.

W. Mason, cotton spinner, Hrywood, Lancashire—J. Nay-
lor, wire drawer, Manchester—R. Howe, corn factor, Kilpin,
Yorkshire—W. Annan, printer, Watling-street—J. F. Harri-
son, wine merchant, New Broad-street—H. Tarboton, corn
dealer, Thorner, Yorkshire—C. Smithies, worsted spinner,
Bradford, Yorkshire—W. and T. Toplis, drapers, Nottingham
—S. and W. Mead, iron merchants, Liverpool—T. Cross,
coachman, Cambridge—R. Clements, publican, Notting-hill--
J. W. Sumner, builder, Reading, Berkshii Wylie, wine
merchant, Ne w cast•e- under- Lyme.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H Elliot and G. Wellord, surgeons, Bishop Wearmouth,
Durham—C. J. and R. Holmes, attorneys, South-square,
Gray's Inn—W. Reynolds and S. Rogers, cheesemongers, Old-
street, St. Luke's—G. Swanwick and G. R. Soward, custom.
house agents, St. Mary-at-Hill, Eastcheap—E. Moss and J.
Humphreys, attorneys, Queen-street, Cheapside—R. Savage
and J. Cain, cotton manufacturers, Manchester—S. Page and
J. Shattock, boot makers, Tottenham-court-road—S. Francis
and J. Horsford, builders, Houghton Conquest, Bedfordshire--
J. and W. Hall, grocers, Warrington, Lancashire—T. Baker
and J. Bruton, linen drapers, Hemel Hempstead, Hertford-
shire—J. Marshall and G. Sykes, scribbling millers, Paddock,
Huddersfield—T. H. and J. Matthews, fruit salesmen, Bo-
rough-market—J. Gardner and J. Chesterman, ironmongers,
Banbury, Oxfordshire—J. and J. Spencer, worsted stuff ma-
nufacturers, Thornton. Yorkshire—W. and J. Warren,grocers,
Wellingborough, Northamptonshire—J. Whiteley, E. Sutcliffe,
and J. Whittell, paper manufacturers, Stainlaud, Yorkshire
—J. W. Thorne and A. W. M'Leod, surgeons, Okehampton,
Devonshire—J. Anderton and C. D. Scott, attorneys, New
Bridge-street—R. Wright and J. Booth, machine makers,
Manchester—A. Stratford and J. Handley, shipwrights, Mal-
don, Essex—G. and G. E. Wellington, druggists, Yeovil, So-
mersetshire—J. and W. Mills, coopers, Poplar—J. Tonar and
J. Hanlon, linen drapers, Exeter—O. Willans and N. Russell,
woollen merchants, Dublin—H. L. and H. Goertz, uphol-
sterers, Windsor—H. and A. Bell, drapers, Halifax, York-
shire—J. Williams and T. Jones, timber dealers, Liverpool—
I. Aydon, jun. and T. 'l'. Read, steam-engine manufacturers,
Kingston-upon-Hull—T. Edwards, jun. and R. Edwards,
farmers, Alvechurch, Worcestershire—C. B. Norton, W. Nor-
ton, H. Norton, and J. H. Norton, brewers, Carmarthen (so
far as regards C. B. Norton).
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

JAMES FRAIN, baker, Edinburgh, April3o and May 21,
at one, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh.
JOHN SYMINGTON and CO., booksellers, Glasgow,
May 3 and 31, at two, at the Writing Chambers of R. Hall,
Glasgow.
THOMAS RAMSAY, bright, Glasgow, May 3 and 24, at
twelve, at the Chambers of J. Lamont, Glasgow.
DANIEL M'FARLANE and CO., merchants, Glasgow,
'day 5 and 26, at two, at the Black Bull Hotel, Glasgow.
PETER RUSSELL, grocer. Dundee, May 3 and 24, at
three, at Denham's Hotel, Dundee.

THE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY.
COLONIAL MARKET.

The prices of ProdtTce;lllexhiblt7deciinint.r, tendency, and
the public' sales went off with considerable heaviness, little
being disposed of. B. P. Sugar was taken for immediate
wants only, and rather lower prices were again taken by the
merchants. 2,500 bags Bengal were chiefly bought in at full
prices. Coffee went off steadily at full prices. Pepper brought
the full value, but a small part only of 2,900 bags, put up to
public sale, found buyers. Cassia Lignea was well supported,
and 400 chi sts were disposed of with spirit, partly for borne
use and partly for export.
TEA MARKET.
There -was a moderate business done in Free Trade descrip-
tion, and prices were steaoily maintained. Company's Congou
sold in several instances at Is. 51,4 d. per lb., cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
Some sales have been made in fine Yellow Candles. Tallow
on the spot at 475. 9d. per cwt., but the market was very dull,
and showed every symptom of being lower.
HITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.
Our supply of Hay at market was only middling, the demand
very fair, the first cut fully realized 4/. 18s., the middling and
ordinary sorts heavy of sale. Of Clover we had a fair supply,
particularly of fine qualities, but the demand
being good they
were disposed cf at 61. per load; other sorts in little demand.
Of Straw, the demand was good, and prices were well sup-
ported. Clover, first cut. 41. to 6/. ; 1 eadow Hay, 31. 100. to
4/. 18s. ; Straw, 11.155 to it. 18s.

(From the London Mercantile Journal of April 27.)
SuoAlt.—Another parcel of the new crop of Bar-
badoes was brought to public sale to-day, it consisted of

MORNING EDITION.

148 Ws, and went off very quietly, but the whole was
dispesed of at 64s to 73s for low to flue pilaw, being
6d to is under former rates. Privately the demand con-
tinued very slack, and not above 150 I.hda slut ,res war
disposed of, though the importers accepted a re:•.:.s6"
op
the rates of Friday of 6d per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—Two parcels of Bengal were brought to
public sale to; day, consisting of 2,593 Lags ; the quality
was indifferent, and a small part only was sold at 141
rates, viz , brown at 45a to 545, yellow at 60s to 625, se
middling white 63s to 65. per cwt.
COFFEE.—The home market continues firm, And a
fair demand is experienced for the useful descriptions.
Several parcels of Ceylon acrd privately at extren3e
rates, and further sales were made in Java, good pre
at 62s per cwt. The public sales consisted of 54 essli.
37 barrels West India, 961 bags Ceylon, 5W bog
Company's Java, and 150 casks of Cuba. The WI!
India was only partly sold at 86s 6d for low
dliug Berbice, the rest being unclean was taken in at Et'u
rates. Ceylon sll Bed at 72s to 73s fur good ordiaary pale'
being 6d .o Is above former rates. Java nearly all torsi
in at 61s to 65s for good ordinary ; a few lots good ()I'.
nary greenish sold at 63s 6d. Cuba taken in at stiff Weft
viz., at 80s to 85s for nii idling.
Foreign Coffee continues to be held with &raw% aria
in consequence little is dcing privately, while 2,542 bags
Flavannah brought to public sale were all taken in above
the value, viz. at 52s to 53s for good ordinary, at 553 to 592
for fine and line fine ordinary, and at 66s to 68s for raid'
dling blue.
COCOA.-40 serons imported from Santa Martha WO
brought to public sale, and bought in at 55s for fine red.,
IticE.—The demand for Bengal continues dull, and 94Y
bags offered at public sale, and only partly sold at Ile t°
12s for low middling white, being a shade cheaper. ,
MACE.—Ten casks fair Dutch, offered at public swe,
were bought in at 4s per lb.
PEPPER.—Two parcels of black were brought to the
hammer, consisting of 3,1173 bags, which sold at 4,1
to 3d for unsifted, low to good la r Sumatra, and at 32'
to 30 far middling Melabar ; the former is shout the pre"
vious value; but the latter is kd per lb. lower.
CASSIA LrGNEA.-426 chests offered by the bassinet.'
were sold at 90s 6d for low middling coarse, being pip
2s lower,
CINNAMON.—The quarterly auctions of this article
took place yesterday. The quantity put up was 1411
bales sound, and 100 chests and boxes broken Ceylon;
the attendance was small, and the biddings 'angel!
but 750 bales, and the whole of the chests and boxes 01-1
hoe ever sold, but at 2d to 3J per lb decline on the lit
sales rates' for 2d and 31 sorts, and 4d per lb decline;
pieces and broken, first sort only maintaining tbn
vious value. ,
tride
TEA.—There was little demand to-day for freeri
descriptions, and some parties were inclined to sellllllo
rather easier terms, Is. 54d to Is 5h,1 cash accepted 4
common Congou ; the business done, however, was 17is
limited, the principal holders not being disposed to Pr"'
sales.
sea
In Company's Congou few transactions took nlannk s
. , A ae.
at the close of the market there were sellers at Is 51u r
lb cash.
SPIRITS.—There has been a moderate business dell:
in West India Rum since cur last, and at steady pryce-o'
except for common Leewards, which have again sold UP%
easier terms. About 100 puncheons Jamaica bn:dt
changed hands-15 to 30 over proof at 4s 5d to 5",,d
32 to 36 over 5s 6d to 5s 9d, with fine marks at 65
to 7s; 50 puns Demerara, 30 to 38 over have sold •t
4s to 4s 2d, and 50 puns Leeward;, proof at 2d lid, t:
2s 2d, and 2 to 10 over at 2a 3d to 2s 5d per
For East India Rum a much better demand has e•lsbe
and an advance of ld per gallon has taken place the
value of the article; abort 150 khds proof Bengal bil,/7-
been sold privately at is 61 per gallon. On Friday
butts 43 puns and 373 hbds Bengal Rum were offeeh
at public sale, the chief part of which was sold d witin
fair competition, and at good prices, viz., Is fi -
Is 1 lid for 10 to 32 per cent over proof, arrerag;
ing snout is 6J for proof. Foreign Rum is als°e,,,
request for expert, and a parcel imported from „j
be
York sold at is 5d for 7 per cent. over-proof. T a
Br'sndy market is firmer, with an advance of ld to 2.
per gallon on previous rates, and a good business hi;
been done, especially in favourite shippers. Gerev
is steady. Corn Spirits are firmer at 9s lld per gaily°.
OlL—This afternoon 65 tuns Sperm Oil,
ton, from New York were put up to public sale, :so
chiefly sold at from 901152. to 921 per tun. 54 c
Palm Oil were also offered, and sold at 35s 3d per cot'
TALLOW.—The market was very quiet this aftsrnon
but prices steady; fine yellow Candle on the spot 476,9_,
per cwt. A parcel of South American Tallow, consiktrtt
of 73 casks was offered by section and sold at 403 9d in
46s 9d; 40 casks St. Petersburgh second sort bought
at 46s per cwt. for
PROVISIONS.—There is a little more inquiry 985
fine Irish Butter, which is now getting scarce, and and
ex Wellies%
to 100 s are more easily obtained for Cork, Carlow' op
Clonmel, landed. Foreign is steady ; fine is sell in
the quay at 106 s to 108 s per cwt. Lard unalterend,
value, but dull of sale. Bacon is very little in de: ire-
notwithstanding the continued high prices of PiPl-oritne
land ; but we have no change to quote in its value; 583 to
Waterford landed is selling in small parcels at
59s per cwt.

HAMBURG
G Ii
Wheat. Manta 40(1 to .42
Magdeburg 1-0 i to 312
Atittalt, whilc 30 to :45'
-red :426 to 3 it: •
- Brunsn ick 3 6 to 31" i
-- Mecklenburg.. 214 to 31',
----- Polish
- Holstein 52 to ;;08.•
Rye, Mecklenburg .... 2,il to 2t..21
- Dantzie
- Elbitig and Ko
nigsburg
- Upland
-- llig:t

COT'.
Carolina and Tennessee 7t4to
qeorgia, Ist suit • '7% 74,
2d 7 714
:1d and 4th ,04 7
COP;
Macha hi to 1:44
Batavia SIA 5,4
Sumatra
._ 77r

Rio
Bahia

SUGAR.— (Wit]
Havannah, White 3 to 4 '
Brown *4 2%
Rio, White 4
Brown
Manilla, Brow

MARKETS.

AIN.
RI
Barley, Meeklermorgh 134 to 1,
- Alagdeburgh ilis to 111
--- Holstein
-- Summer ll4 to 10!
Oats, Eider ......... lO5
: 0 to
-- Alec zlenburg -
-- Holstein... ......
-- Est rriesland lO5 'O9
(Pease, Mecklenburg
Beans 225 i° 191
,Buck Wheat lO 0 570
Rapeseed, Hanover
Halt
16/ t°2"''
fares

'ON. Fp4, tot%
Atarinham
Mer.ti 55,4
5%
Sur.*,.
DO (_IIZO

Domingo
Lr GuaNr4
Porto Rico t • '7%
liavannah

FEL.

II 8% Discount.)
Bahia, White o t 02%
N
Brown ri6 9%
Pernambuco, White 2% gla
Brown 2:b

11. 2% to 2%

LONDON.—London in length is eight miles, in
breadth three, and in circumference twenty-six. It coo 4
tains 8,000 streets, lanes, and alleys, and courts, and "-
squares. It has 246 churches and chapels, 207 meeting;
houses for dissenters, 43 chapels for foreigners, and
synagogues fur Jews—making 502 places o f public tic',
i
ship. The number of inhabitants during the sitting
Parliament, is estimated at 1,250,000. In this vast citi
these are 4,000 seminaries fur education, 10 institution.
for promoting the arts and ac.ences, 122 asylums for t„he4
indigent, 17 for the sick and lame, 13 dispei,saries,
charitable institutions, .58 courts of justice, 4,040 po„file-o.
slot's! men connected w.th the law. There are 13,°",0
ve•sels trading on the river Thames in the year, and 40,1-'4
waggons going And rutin ning to the metropolis
same period. The exports and imports to and from t"
Thames is estimated at 66,811,2221. annually, and °le
property floating in the vast city every year is 170,000,0004
stet ling.

SUPERIOR LONDON-MADE WATCHES'
—A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Watchmakers, No. 9, Cmrn-
hill, London (opposite the Bank of England), submit fors
lection a very large STOCK of Highly-finished London-gee
WATCHES, the whole of which being manufactured and
their own inspection, on their own premises , they can afford ta
sell at least 251. per cent. below tim usual trade price for any 1;
tide of the same quality. A printed warranty is given vilL
each Watch.