The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-05 00:00:00

COTTON MANUFACTURES.

Sales have taken place to a considerable extent, but at
very low prices. The principal inquiry has been for
bleached goods; but at unreinunerating prices. In plain
and twilled Turkey-Red Cloths, also, there have been a
good many sales.
YARNS.—Prices remain pretty much as before, and
there is scarcely any Change to notice. There has not
been much business done since our last.

WoOLLExs.—There is! little doing in Woollens, the
market fOr which continues dull..

EASTERN PRODUCE.

Col7ol,l.—The unsatisfactory advices from England
by the mail, which arrived on the 6th ult., occasioned a
slight reduction in' the price of this staple, 1074 rs per
candy being accepted for Broach, 'lo7rs - for Oomrawut-
tee, and 103 rs for Dollerah, while other qualities fell
proportionably. Up to this date the rates we mention
have .continuod with little variation ; excepting, how-
ever, a further decline of from one to 2 rupees per candy
in the price of Dollerali, the present state of affairs is not
such as to render probable any .speedy change for the
better.
THE MONEY MARKET.

, .
Prices of the. different Government securities remain as
they were at our fast issue, excepting that of the Four
per Cent. Loan, which has suffered a
,slight reduction.
Should the investments in the new Five per':Cent. Loan,
which of late have been considerable, coritintv: to any
extent, it seems probable that an advance in the value of
this security will shortly take place.
PRICE OF BuLmoN.—Sovereigns, each rs 10.8 a 10.10;
Bauk of England notes, per £, 10.8 a 10.12.
During the week the Calliope arrived from China,
bringing two and a half millions of treasure, a part of
the ransen of the City of Canton. The vessel is off the
Mint, and the treasure is in course of delivery. It is
probable that the whole of this large sum will soon be in
general circulation, and strengthen the energies of the
improving Money Market. Of the remainder 'of the ran-
som money 2,000,000 are retained in China ler expenses,
and one and a half millions are sent home.

The Bill market does not show many operations, but
we notice some at an improved rate—viz., 2s. Oid. for
ten months' date without documents. We believe the
rate is not better than 25., and even at this some parties
will not sell.

Government paper is looking up, and it is evident the
large acquisition into the Treasury will influence the fu-
ture value, unless there be continued drains from the
north-west,-or new wants to the south-east.
• Bank Stock continues in demand at the enhanced
value. Bank of Bengal Shares at 2,350 a 2,400 rupees ;
Union Bank at 250 and 260 rupees ; and Agra Bank at
180 repees premium.
Bombay Bank Shares, premium 25 per Cent.

SPORTING „INTELLIGENCE.
(RECEIVED DAY.)
NEWMARKET COURSING, MEETlNG—Continued.
TuuusnAr—(Chippenham Field.)
First Ties for. the A11.1114;1011 Stakes—Mr. Finch's
Gossip beat Mr. Fyson's Finesse ; Mr. Inship's Iga beat
Mr.'Gillett's. Grecian Queen ; Mr. Saberton's Swift beat
Mr. Nash's Cinderella. Mr. Edwards' Antoinette ran
a bye:

First Ties for the Cup—Afr. Dobede's Dunallen beat
Mr. Fyson's Fantail ; Mr. Gillett'g Ganymede beat Mr.
Finch's Gibraltar ; Mr. Nash's Cadiz beat Mr. Fyson's
Fury ; Mr. Saberton's Souvenir beat Mr. Vipau's
Verbena.

First Ties for the Chippenliam Stakes—Mr. Inskip's
Irishrnatirbeat Mr. Edwards' Arctic ; Mr. Gillett's Ge-
nuine beat Mr. Moody's ltailror.d ; Mr. Dobede's Defl-
ance• beat Mr. Vipan's Vulcan ; Mr. Fyson's Fakeaway
beat Mr. Finch's Genius.

• First Ties for the Port Stakes.---Mr. Finch's Ghita.
beat Mr. Dobede's ])ante ; Mr. Dobede's Delia beat Mr.
Fysoles Frederica; Mr. Gillett's Gambler beat Mr.
Vipan!s,Violante; Capt. Daintrie's Knab ran a bye.

_ .
The Rutland Stakes.—Mr. • Edward's Arsenio beat
Mr. Bryant's Eclipse ; Mr. Dobede's Thedalus beat Mr.
Fyaon's Fly ; Mr. sash's Caleb beat Mr. Finch's: Gar-
cia ; Mr. Dobede's ,Dougias beat Mr. Batt's Crucifix ;
Mr. Inskip's lanthe beat Mr. Nash's Cadlana ; Mr. Ed-
wards' Antar beat Mr. Saberton's Sesgrii Capt..
Dain tree's Kathleen beat Mr. Saberton's Swallow ;
Mr. Ilysott's Fairy beat Mr. Gillett's Go-ahead. •

LLOYD'S SHIPPING(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, 'Nov. 3.—Wind this day at noon S., variable.
OIFF RAMSGATE, Nov.3.—Diana, Hamburgh for Bahia..
DEAL, Nov. 4.—Wind N.E. to E.S.E.—Arrd. Geran-
dus Jacobus, Rotterdam for Batavia. Arrd. from the,
River, Ospery, New Zealand. Sid. Tropic, Barbadoes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.--Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. China,
Phillips, Bombay—sailed froni St. Helenai.Sept. 14 ;
Darsey, Buenos Ayres; Britannia, Quebec; c't say:Jane,
Patten, ?rinceEdward's Island; ,Greyhound,Doctor and.
.Elizabeth, Smyrna. Sid. Octavia, Lima; Swallow;Val-
paraiso; Monarch, St. Lucia ; Jane Smith', Vera Cruz ;
Edinburgh, Mobile ; James Parkins, Charleston ; Cale-
donia, steamer, Boston; Dee and John Taylor, Africa.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.—Arrd. Kingston, M'Lean, China;
sailed April 2;., Singapore June 11, Anger July 8, St.
Helena Sept. 9, with considerable damage, having been
in contact with a bark, supposed the Woodman, Liver-
pool to Bombay, Sept. 17, in lat. 3 S., lon. 19 W.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 4.—Wind E.N.E. to E., • fresh
breezes.—Arrd. Ann Carr, Ancona; Mary, Sewell, Hon-
duras; H.M.S. Harlequin, Chatham. Arrived off—St.
New South Wales; Emanuel,
Vmiunieheinect,r,'.lolley, Sydney,
Batavia.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 4.—Wind N.E. to S.S.E.-Sailed
London, Sydney. Put back, Thosmas Snook, Mauritius,
with rudder damaged.
•••
Fai.mouTH, Nov. 3.—Arrd. Ariadne, Kramer, Port
au-Prince. Sld. Peterel, packet, .We Indies.
. BRISTOL, Nov. 4.—Sld. Britannia, Barbadoes ;. Lian,-
tarnum Abbey, Demerara.
CLYDE, Nov. 3.—Arrd. Sirius, Quebec.
SHEERNESS, OCT. 29.—Artil- Amelia Mulholland,
*Riga; for Belfast, with loss of boat, and crew in a state
of mutiny.
' DUBLIN, Nov. 2.—Arrd. Wexford, Quebec.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 3.--LArfd. Horatio, Taffin, St.
Johns, N.B.
Coax, Nov. 2.—Arrd. Mary and Elizabeth Barrett,
St. John's; N. 8., with sails split; Lady Turner, Newfound-

MILFOM), Nov. 3.—Acrd. Everwood, Swansea for
London,.leaky.
The Governor M'Lean,. ay, from British Accra, is
supposed to be arrived off Yarmouth.

. A.l•E..r,..l:.—(TfilS DAY.)
namn;so.arCsSplockt,albsolyn°-adnrdessed young' men, who gave their
beforeqs
a
s u yesterday
aitßedo3:l7j_srdrrinTee, -1-,-, ...„ . ----
siding in. Clare-street. ictiiegya.acr/gict‘rvoeirßehaapkvleittern
ge. placed v
itato)titieaitichtele3o,l
in Fleet-street, and Mr.'He'nry -Page, a' tradesman re-
it appeared from the evidence of the complainants,
that while walking down the Strand, at about half-past
ten o'clock yesterday evening, they came in contact at •
the miler of Sollthampton-street with the prisoners, who
wet:pat the time '.waltzing" on the parenidni with some
ivemen of the town. The prisoner ruech imMed
indiately
struck Baker across the head with stiek, an the
scuffle which ensued both complainants were very
vio-
lently treated, their clothes and persons being injured.
ilem,
The prisoners, who expressed a wish to compensate
the complainants for any injury they might have done
them, stated that they considered they had been the
aggrieved parties in the first instance. On meeting the
'shed about by t
complainants they had been
Johnson said he had been knocked doointhbeyitiholee:nereflo-r
plainant Page.
A police constable deposed that the prisoners hid evi-
dently been drinking at the time the outrage took place.
Both prisoners stated that they' were surgeons, and
Johnson gave his address at Portman-square.
The MAGISTRATE, after commenting
their conduct, sentenced them each to a fine of 6/'
The fine was 'immediately paid, and the Prisoners
were discharged.

a report that
Itc caused
proved,
however, to
I by
REPORTED FIRE IN THE GUILDHALL.--•
Last
been merely a slight explosion of gas issuing from
neseinnsa iltiaomneN‘s.. asa
the temporary pipes being fitted up for the annual civic
banquet, which had set fire to some adjoining Wood-
he nitlt
Guildhallso
was.
wood-
work, and was extinguished as soon as communicated.
Mr. Burrell, the Queen-square, Magistrate; has
received 51., through the Messrs. Garfit and Co., bank-
ers at Louth, from a country gentleman, for the benefit
of the poor. This gentleman annually forwards a'simi-
lar sum to each of the metropolitan police•:offiCes.
The official returns of the prices of wheat in the
markets of France up to the end of last month, show the
highest to have been 22f. 37c. per hectolitre at Mulhau-
sen and Strasburg ; and the lowest 16f. 71c. at'Saumurt
Nantes, and Marrans.
A fatal accident occurred on Tuesday night to
Mr. William Tharby;farnier, of Thetford, near Ely, and
Mr. Sizer, of Soham Fen. They imprudently crossed the
river in a gunning boat, and the water being unusually
high the boat.upset, and both were drowned.-.—.Btaw P°311.1,