The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-02 00:00:00

ISLAND OF JAVA.

The Universal Gazdte of Leipsic of the 27th ult.,
contains a letter from the island of Java, dated the 16th
of March,
arch, stating that an insurrection of the natives had
broken out on February 24. The insurgents, under the
command of Rudisha Cali, King of Batips, after having
murdered some soldiers, who were scattered through the
country, and laid waste the coffee plantations, besieged
the forts of Pieck and Ribu. Colonel Michiels, one of
the, best officers in the Dutch army, placed himself at
the head of 600 men, and marched against the in-
surgents. His little troop had only four pieces of can-
non. On the 26th of February Colonel 3dichiels fell
upon the insurgents, to the number of 5,000 men, and
totally routed them. The insurgents, having rallied
upon the 28th, were again beaten by the Duteh troops,
who burned their capital. The King of Batips was
afterward captured and sent to Batavia.

EVENING NUN

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS'
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVER' 'OOL COTTON -MARKET, OCT. I.—There bas
been a ste ,ady and general demand for American Cotton
throughout the week, without any positive change in
prices, but with a firmer ar.d less abundantly
supplied
market. In Brazil, Surat, and Egyptian, considerable
business has been dono at last quotations. Sea Islands
are without change. 3,000 American and 300 Surat
have been taken on speculation ; 400 American, 600
Surat for exportation. There are announced for auction
on Friday next 600 white and 300 stained Sea Islands.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, OCT. 1. Very little
business doing, and no particular feature to notice :
Great North of England, 62 ; Liverpool and Manches--
ter,. _Half Shares, 921.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, OCT. I.—OlaMailset
is steady, at yesterday's prices. -Manchester and Leeds
rather in demand ; Hull and Selby, 391 ; Lancaster and
Preston, 27 ; Ditto, Three-Quarter Shares, 183. ; 3 fan-
chester and Birmingham, 211 a ; Manchester and Lon-
don, 56 57 ; Ditto, Halves, 23 231 ; Ditto, Quarters,
15s. prem.
_; London and Birmingham, 158 ; EastFlil
Counties, 7-a.
No later arrivals to-dal from any quarter. The
ligence from the United States, brought by the Britannia
steam-ship, and published in this paper yesterday, caused
considerable sensation in the City, particularly amongs'
the American merchants. The news, however, had but
little effect upon our funds, as Consols, which were 89F
buyers, left off at 89i sellers ; whilst on the other hand'
United States Bank Shares, which were on Thursday
quoted at 2/. 10s. per share, fell to 11. 155., 11. 17s. 6d.
THE FUNDS.
Consols opened at 89i- for the Account, and 88i 89
for Money; Exchequer Bills, 11 13 prem.
Spanish Active Stock continues firm at 22,23 3
Portuguese Five per Cents. are 301 31 ; Ditto hrem
per Cents. 181 19 ; Brazilian Bonds, 63 64 ex div.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE'
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Bristol and Exeter 6O .. 27}..... to '2BA, •.;
Great Western

London andl3righton - -
London and South Western 3Bl 5l ... .. to - --,in.
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, SEPT • '69
3 per Cent. Consols
Three and Half Stock 97 j Grand Canal Stock.... •-•••
Ditto Reduced ......
_ . _ ...•••

Ditto New 1830 97i j Ditto 4 per
3} per Cent. Dabs.
HALF-PAST 00 1%1-
The liamburgh mail due yesterday has arrived-
.
change on London continues to advance. Gold the'
as before.
The Continental Exchanges further improved Ye'ler.
day, particularly upon Hamburgh and Amsterdam. ~be
The English Market has slightly improved sino3%
early part of the morning, although there is but bt
business doing.
Consols, for Money, are now 891, and for the Ace' °-
£39/ I; Exchequer Bills, 11 13 prem
In the Foreign market there is. also but little I doii.1:1;
and the only alteration to notice is a decline in t"i 003 ,
Stock, which has been done during the morning ;,git'rffpv.
and now quoted at 22i- ; Colombian are 21:4 ; le .-
251 ; Portuguese Five per Cents., 31 ; Ditto rarer
Cents., 18-1. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent's., -5114;
Very little doing in Shares. Bristol and Eizeter,2'-th
London and Brighton, 44i ; Great Western, 76 ; 11
Western, 51.
TWO O'CLOC%,
Consols, Money, 89* ; for the Account, 891 ;
vember, 894 t ; Spanish, 22-i 23.
. QUARTER TO THll,r,h; co
There has been a decided improvement in the px""
markets this week. ea
The American commercial news not conftilderit,
very satisfactory. The advices of the 1113
most
from Montreal, state, in reference to the 111-4
important of Canadian exports, Flour, that the stt:iLe.
of fine was small and very littlein first hands--41;• Ico.%re.
manded 37s 6d—but no sale yet reported at that 8
The supplies from the Western States will hereafti.t) brrop
verted to New York, and very little of the ort
in Western Canada will be manufactured for elPdis.
the present season, the most of the wheat no w„e81
posed of by the farmers being bought on A°l3•,-, ;
account, and intended for shipment in the grai,.
and then remark of Ashes that the statement of 01%1,
spection stores to the chise of the last month, e d 4268
,11
an increase of 881 bbls. of Pots, and a decrease of $
bbls of Pearls. The selling price of the former 28~t
28s. 6d., and the latter 295. 3d. a 295. 6d, The 11'3ineor
flat and little inquiry for either. Brandy has beer' s'e-g
'
of sale all the season ; the best brands of Outard, t?„es
and Co., and Martell's, command over ss. 10d. in ,Pirv-e;
and Gs. in hhds. ; a rate which will not more than ecb •
cost and charges.

THE MARKETS-THIS DAY'
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. st
There was but a moderate show of Beef and so
market ; the demand quite equal to the supply, and l"--ie$1
last quoted. Lamb is in good demand at revious rates. but
sold readily. Pork in good demand for the finer kid'. 35.
other sorts heavy of sale. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4g.; 111att°%J.;
4d. to 4s. 4d. ; Lamb, 4s. to ss. ; Veal, 3s. Bd. to 4'4 oil,
Pork, 4s. Bd. to ss. Bd. per stone of 81bs. Poultry and G!.i..ers
good supply salesmen asked advaneedrates, which 10'
3)0,0
are not inclined to give, therefore but a moderate Wit)" ,fore.
transacted, but at prices fully equal to these quoted b'"
Eggs dull of sale at 4s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per 120.
W H ITECH A PEL MARKET. r Meat
The supply of Pork was very small, of Veal and 0,1, fully
pretty good. Trade was very lively and prieeS reel'
maintained. The demand was mud:above the supply'' .to 53.;
2.. Bd. to 4s. ; Mutton, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 4d. ; Veal, 45' uverf
Pork, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. ; and Limb, 4s. 4d. to 55.
31. to 6/. ; Meadow Hay, 41. to 51. 15s. ; Straw, 11.
1/. 18s.

TEA MARKET. for
A fair business was transacted, and full rates were roue ;I:ree
Company's Congou Is. Mid. the current rate;_ and 40'
Trade Congou purchases cannot be made under l.s;•
per lb,

TALLOW MARKET. 0 the
Prices were firm, and fair TALLOW
were made both, ~),,000
spot and for delivery, at 48s. per cwt. The deliveries 0fi.,,,A00,
from the warehouses are en the increase. 'lowa ,r-171!:
50s 6d per cwt.
WOOL MARKET.- :.004;e1
A fair demand existed and full rates were paid; the- O'
wore a firm aspect. The arrivals are still small from am,a,

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SPORTING INTELLIGENC* 2..
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
RICHMOND RACES.—(CoNcLuDED.)—Tricr— r,
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 Guineas. 3
Mr. Orde's Bee's-wing, aged, walked ovcr..l oncl
The Richmond Handicap of 25 sovs. each, 15
llu 5,, j ad
5 only if declared, with 601. added from the fuv•
101. from the Club ; the second horse saves hi 2,
1
Once round and a distance.
Mr. Vansittart's Galaor, 3 yrs ... .......... (I°Y) ..
Col. C rad oc k's Pagan, 3 yrs ...................... ........... ' 3
Mr. Chilton's Billinghatn Lass, 3 yrs .............. •••• dis
Mr. Colborne's Diavolina, 3 yrs .................. • . ..;;;Eitst
Sweepstakes of 3 Guineas each, with 40 added.
Once round.
Lord Zetland's Tamburini, 3 yrs ,• ...(Wetherell)
Mr. Dawson's bg by Alacedonicus—Muleteers d• • • 3
Capt. Harcourt's Arnagill, 3 yrs ............. ..... •
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. :age."'
B. V. H. will meet on Tuesday, at Lydlinch-br'
half-past eleven. J3rea°
Devon and Somerset Stag-hounds, Tuesday,
Barton, near Lynmouth ; and on Friday, Clow
near Porlock—half-past ten.
Shute House Beagles, Monday, Hunter's Lodg:ridge
Mr. Archer's Hounds, Monday, Clapper-
Thursday, Chapman's Well—half-past ten. -en
Mr. Villebois' Stag-hounds, Tuesday, .'""
eleven. ;
East Kent Harriers, Monday, Northbourn iti"zAfr
day, Ratling-court ; Thursday, I,ydden hill
ten.

THE WEATHER.—NoON, 6crOnsll"74Bol'
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELATiW 44
Barometer
Thermometer... 58 f Highest 59 i Lowest '''.
Wind W.—Freezing Point 32 Deg.

7 19°
fA ..••••
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN SV"„l,`-‘steh,
Thursday a public meeting was held at the '- 31•J:''
House, St. James's-street, the Hon. W. CowPer'ioeth.
in the chair, to adopt measures to send to dietSyo='' o°,'
cal man of professional character and piety, fer ides .51),
fold purpose' of attending to the physicial tofirni- onnti.:.
the religious culture of inhabitants of titarc,,:tighoi,„ll,'
The Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, the Rev.Pr• ',,ir C.,Y:i
the Rev. Mr. Pyne, the Rev. Mr. Munro, n'-',. fled
Smith, Bart., Major Harvey, Pr. Graves', '41,-.stathe,
hams, &c., were present. The Chairman br'cig, ;
the objects of the meeting to be the cheeliulas, 0:
medical assistance, of the sad ravages that difby tlla,,
making amongst the inhabitants of S-ria, I"' into tb-,i
ueopueinitze.
friendly intercourse to introduce Christianit:.ria "v
sympathies of civilised nations, and He then set forth the many cl:iiU's ,;teci Olaf
trus
,reo 0
effectual. means would be adopted to stop the 10fil'eratiA.°11,
disease in that land, and to effect the moral reig„er- te ,P;s
of its people. Sir C. E. Smith, in a very el':- cit. cli,ch-°
dress, reviewed the history of Syria from i'l.,„iii3,l %-.i.
age to the present day, and proved that, frau- riti po
cradle of Christianity; and from its geegrqhlcJ3ritt'illa:
dun, as well as its political relation with Great listen' ii'
it was deserving the warmest attention of 11-.rfiglicl
The Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel, the Rev. DI:.;
,ri,►), fL"-ci,
Major Harvey '(who has just returned from )1., ;lihr°llit
Dr. Graves, who lies resided nearly thirty eastatuents of
int
heedi ti•
then addressed the meeting. From their
eresidefot
appeared that there was not in an Syria °/Ihesiog 0-
medical
jeaestsitshteanfte.rmAatiseenrieefs
aofsresolutions, _ . ssoc (
Lion,'
were adopted, and a Commitrtienena3lppt et4elaj;.6c°' ;
(~r0
out these resolutions. ~,r) BOIGP 0°
ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON A,-- oing ot
R AILWAY.—BRIGIITON, FninAv.---This, 111°reoort' ',pa
town was thrown into some excitement py 5,10)0.P0ic0
an alarming and fatal accident had occurred O.I_,ILE did _ll
and Brighton Railway. Although an acei!a,rtiny no,
place, fortunately it was not attended w't,u„rs nistea
serious consequences. The following pelt I 1
j3rig iii
relied on :—The first train left the station
erica. l' 00, .00
about a quarter before seven, and had, pr0ce,.0.,ert,,,,,5
~n ,journeyiergin gtufrle.oinndtohne as
tufiaoir
eal,s
firfeanyiwsa(r)mcl'es 1-Icaetiaste_Dfl'o...iiiiiicelli_limotej
not been explained, thv train suddenly reaNl.leve ,i10,',.",,„ei•
ploughing up the earth, and causing a s .• .L.l, car rl7OO.
the passengers by the sudden concussion and
the eoa 'VI
Assistance was immediately procured, an" usengers. i.c4
don, it was found that the whole of the 1),1:,ht hitoce
escaped injury, with the exception of a few -cl9':_utoti, it
to some of them. It was a providential Irn.u.,r 10:00
that the occurrence took place in a cutting,
_!.-010
been a few miles farther on, the consequences ' fli
been frightful. Siog°•111,
militia,jN NAvaislipAosilses-"sse
that the poor animal actually plucked and re_totAl
for his dinner, Jtaving previously eaten .ti possessed
: fp
at a
duckin Beaver, cs
°ay
mucher, o fat
tt In 1 ,
..1%, :t , i e it 1 . 0
i:
dt 1
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1 sage and onions.--Kentucky Messenger.

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