The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-06 00:00:00

Bills at si7: months' sight 2s. °id. to 2s. Oid.
Bills at three months sight 2s.
Bank of Bombay Shares, 24 premium.
Bank of Asia Shares.—No recent sale reported.
SHIP NEWS.
COLOMBO, JUNE 1. —Sailed the schooner Fanny, G.
Hynes, for Madras, in ballast. Passengers—Prince
Soaltykoff and servants.
June 4.—ln the roadstead, the Persia, Margaret Har-
dy, Morning Star, Britania, and Amity.
CEYLON, JUNE 24.—The following is the result of the
Government cinnamon sale :-
20 bales first sort, 1840, not sold.
120 bales second sort, 1837 and 183 S, not sold.
1 bale second sort, 1839, 2s Old. per lb.
50 bales second sort, 1840, 2s Old. per lb.
50 bales second sort, 1838, 9id, to 90. per lb.
20,0001 b. chips, at 955. per 5,0001 b.

CALCUTTA MONEY MARKET.
(From the Benga Hnrharu.)
JULY 4.—Since our last of the sth ult.. the Money
Market has exhibited very little variation. We resume
the details from our weekly publication :
JUNE • 19.—The chief excitement of the week was
the arrival of the first instalment of the mail extending
to the 4th of May. The general intelligence from home
is encouraging. Ihe ' influence, of this information will, '
no doubt, show itself sooner or later in our market,
which we are happy to say has taken a decided turn, and
the remittances (rated by some at a large amount, which
we are not yet in a position to confirm) received by this
opportunity will he no small auxiliary in maintaining the
improvement. The bill market exhibits no change.
Shipmente continue to goforward through the warehouSe.
There was some fear entertained that the exchange rates
would go up to 2s. 2d. for the next mail; but we arc of
opinion that such will not now be the case.
" Government paper remains without operation.
" Bank shares continue in advance. Since the increase
of the Agra Bank Stock, a large number of shares have
been in the market, but they maintain their value, and
sales have been effected at 160 rupees-premium.

" JUNE 26.—During the week another portion of the
mail came in, but contains nothing new beyond what the
first instalment brought us. By the China and Sings-
,pore arrivals our bill-market has been overstocked with
bills on London drawn by parties at both places, large
portions have changed hands at 2s. lid. The rate of
local bills is not above 2s. Id., nor does there appear any
tendency towards an advance.
" GOVERNMENT PAPER.—IR this description of in-
vestment and stock there is nothing new, nor do we
anticipate any change until the closing of the new five
per cent. loan, or a very great influx of money.
"Bank Shares have advanced considerably in value ;
the high dividends which holders are so sanguine of may
yet enhance their rate.
" JULY 3.—The operations during the week do not
exhibit any change in the money market. The Enter-
prise brought treasure on Government account from
Madras to the extent of 20 Inca. The transactions in
bills for remittance home by the mail to go on the sth
inst. have been pretty fair, and will, no doubt, be further
extended before the closing of the mail. In Government
paper we have nothing new to notice. Bank Stocks main-
tain their value. The dividends are expected to range
from 9 to 10 per cent,"
CALCUTTA, JUNE 28.—The opium sale was, as usual,
very crowded this :day at the Exchange-hall, but though
this is the last sale of the season,. and the biddings were
brisk, still the prices did not attain to those gained at the
last sale. The following are. the rates :
Chests. Highest. Lowest. Average. Proceeds.
8ehar....2,805 690 675 683 7 7 1,917,150
Benares..l,2B7 665 660 660 0 9 849,480
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT KEDGEREE.

June 1.-The English bark Samson, from Glasgow.
• June 2.-The English bark Elizabeth, from London ;
the English brig Lena, from London ; the English bark
Colonel Burney, from Muscat; the English bark Grati-
tude, from Madras.
June 3.-The English bark Romeo, from London ; the
English brig Achilles, from London ; the English ship
Drongan, from Bombay.
June 4.-The English bark Bahamian, from Liverpool.
June 6.-The English bark Amelia, from Charleston.
June 7.-The English bark Carolina, from London ;
the English bark Gentoo, from Liverpool.
June 8.-The English ship Geo. IV., from London ;
the English ship Solomon Shaw4from Bombay; the Eng.
fish brig Arethusa, from Singapore.
Jnne 9.-The American ship Albion, from Boston ;
and the English brig Janet Muir, from Newcastle.
June 10.-The English bark Ricardo, fran Hull ; and
the English bark Renown, from London.
June 11.-The English ship Exmouth, from the Mau-
ritius ; the English bark Cleveland, from Liverpool ; the
English bark Mauritian, from the Cape ; the English
bark Rosalind, from. the Mauritius; and the English bark
Cookson, from Newcastle.
June 12.-Tlke English ship Prince Albert, from Bom
bay! the English brig James, from London.
June 13.-The, English bark Slains Castle, from
London.
June 15.-The English brig Sir William Wallace,
from .Singapore ; the American ship Barnstaple, from
Boston.
June 17.-The English schooner Black S wan, from
Macao ; the English bark Singapore Packet, from Sin-
gapore.
June 18.-The English ship Hindostan, from London;
the English ship Ramsay, from Moulmein ; the English
bark Janet Boyd, from the Mauritius ; the English bark
Ann and Chunder, from the Mauritius.
June 19.-The English brig Dido, from Singapore.
June 22.-The English Schooner Flora, APDonald,
from Rangoon.
June 25.-The steam-ship Proserpine, from England.
June 2G.-The English ship John Bull, from Sings •
per; the English ship Stratford, from the Mauritius; the
Arab ship Dowlut Savoy, from Bombay.
June 27.-The Hon. Company's steamer Enterprise,
from Madras; the English bark William Gales, from
Bordeaux; the English bark Harvest Home, from Singa-
pore; the English ship Fyzrobany, from the Mauritius;
the French bark Leocodie, from Bourbon.
June 23.-The American bark Rouble, from Boston;
the English brig Arcturus, from London; the English
bark Ruparell, from Bombay; the English brig Hamoody,
from the Red Sea; the English bark Leonard Dobbin,
from Liverpool; the French ship Concurrent, from Mar-
seilles.
June 30.-The English ship Tamerlane, from London;
the English ship Rajasthan, from Liverpool; the Eng-
lish ship Patriot Queen, from Liverpool; the English
bark Bolivar, from Leith.
July 1.-The English ship Margaret, from Sydney;
the English brig Hotspur, from Liverpool.
DEPARTURES FROM SAUGOR.
May 27.-The Allerton, for Moulmein.
May 23.-The Orient, for China.
May 29.-The Futtay Barrie, for Penang.
May • 30.-The Venus, for Moulmein ; the Marian,
for China.
May 31.-The Tigris, for Liverpool.
June 1.--The Nantasket, for Boston ; the Edward
Robinson, for the Mauritius.
June 2.-The Coromandel, for - ; the Agnes, for
London.
June 3.-The John Bull, for Liverpool ; the Howard,
for Boston ; the Seahorse, for London ; the Folkestone,
for China,
June 5.-The Mary and Susan, for Boston.
June 6.-The Cambria, for London; and the Jamaica,
for Liverpool.
June 7.-The John Colvin, for • •
. June 9.-The Mountstuart Elphinstone, for London.
June 10.-The Lady M'Naghten, for New South Wales;
Falcon, for London •, and Consuelo,. for China.
June 12.-Royal Consort, for China.
June 13.-The Anino, for Mauritius.
June 14.-The Windermere, for Liverpool.
June 19.-The Salsette, for Mauritius.
Julie 20.-The Persian, for London ; David Malcolm,
for China ; Java Courier, for Batavia.
June 21.-The Taglioni, for London ; Amphitrite, for
Berbice ; Highlander, for Penang and Singapore.
June 22.-The John Adam, for China ; the Anglesey,
for London ; the R.liance, for the Mauritius.
June 25.-The Time, for China ; the Bucanier, for
Moulmein.
June 26.-The Raymond, for London ; the Sarah, for
London ; the John Hepburne, for Rangoon ; the Ocean
;Queen, for Demerara ; the Ceylon, for London ; the
Jossy, for Penang, ; the Ariadne, for London.
June 27.-The Grafton, for London ; the Currency,
for Cork ; the William Harris, for London ;- the Wor-
cester, for China ; the Sea Queen, for - ; the Meg
of Meldon, for Liverpool ; the Marmion, for London.