The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-06 00:00:00

PRICE OF BREAD.

The Wghes • ri eo f -cre i • the Nitteoplis Is 9;4d for the Vb.
Li af. God Bre4l may be had at 7;4d.

PIII.:Ei OF SEEDS.

Per Quarter

Per C,ot
Slew E gl sh ltd.; Clover...6os SOs St. Fein —s 1.6 s 66s
Old it ~ DL o —s —s —s Rye Gass —, 18s 30s
New Foreign Di to ...... —s 55s 70s Pacey Grass —s —s —.4
01: Di to IA to —s —s —s L'hseetl, for I'e:din ...—s 50i Its
ew White Clover 45s 50s 4i:'s Dit o, for sowing .... ;.—s 60. Rs
Old Dit Di., ...—s —s —s Ditto, for crushi..g ....—s 4(ls 48s
w Tre 0i1... —s ails 41s IL m . ...—s 36s -Iks
Old : it:o
rr folium - s 48s 10s, Per 8...:5he1.
E glish carraway —s 50s 5.s White Nust.,rd ....• Is Od to 11s Or
Foreign .Atto .--., 46s LOs Brown Ditto 145 Od to 17s Go
Coriander —s 14s 16s,Tares ......

PIi,CE iIF OIL.
Rape Oil, brown, per ton .£45 19
Dit,o, refined
Linseed Oil
Lies ed Oil Cake at th ; Mill (per I0u0) l4 0
ita,e ake per to ,

PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b.
Town Tallow .. ......... ...£2 II 6I Melting Stuff XI IR 0
Yellow Russia
White
Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs 0 5 0
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of bibs,
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow sielters) -,s 10d
COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since last market day, 33.
s. d.-

Adair's
i3ell, Hobson ttr Ca. Hartley 17 0
Carr's Hartley l9
Hebburn Main 2r)
Orig'nal Windsor's ecito., 11 9
Shipcote l5
Tantied Moor Butes l7 6
Wylant
Walls El.d Bewic.e and C., '2l I
Walk End Newmarch
Walls End Haswel . ...... 23 F
Walls End Hetton SS 6
Walls End Lambton t3 6

d 0
Walls End Pemberton 2l
Walls End Stewart's/ 23 fi
Walls End Whitwch 2
Walls End Hartlepool
Wall, End Kelloe
Walls End ,arringtou Tees 9
Wills End Gordon .... •...0 fi
Walls End North Durham 21 0
Walls End South Durham 2l-
Wal a End Tees
'Howard's Netherton Main 1 B 0
Walls End Devonshire 2O
shipeate l5 3

(From the London New Price Current of March 5.)

Stic A R. - There has been an increased dullness in the market
for British Plantation Sugar this week, and the demand has
been extremely limited for grocery and refilling purposes, at a
reduction on former rates of Is to Is 6d, making the decline du-
ring the last three weeks 3s on the better, and 4s to 5s on the
lower descriptions. Fine yellow St. Kitt't; at 80s. Demerara
dry brown quality for the pan 68s.

To-day the market was in a very dull state, and the trifling
purchases male were at prices in favour of buyers, making the
decline for the week is 6d to 2s per cwt ; tho total sales for the
week are only 450 hhds,

REFINED.:--A further reduction of is fid to 2s has been
acce.!ed to for Refined Goods ; Standard Lumps at 93s 63 to
945, Tittlers and Hambro Loaves fine 99s to 103 s, good 93s to
975, ordinary 93s to 945, brown Lumps-99s to 92s per cwt.
Treacle of common quality 32s to 335. Patent has produced
:10s, best old make 39s to 40s, and Golden syrup 41s per cwt.
Bastards have met with a heavy sale, and prices have further
given way. Pieces, common sorts are rather lower than last
week. Bsnded Crushed Sugar, at 32s 3d per cwt. Loaves, 14
lhs, 36s 6.i ; 101bs, 37s to 38s ; and 61bs, 40s 61 to 41s.
Treacle at 143 6d to 14s 93 per cwt. Bastards at 13s to 19s ;
and Pieces at 20s to 25s'. Dutch Crusitett Sugar at pre-
iriousrAtes.

111,,u RAT I s. —This afternoon 6,377 bags were offered
public sale, at which the biddings were dull, and not above
half found buyers at Is to 2s under farmer rates ; low yellow
sold at 67s 6d to 69s ; mid to good, 70s to 76s ; fine, 77s to
80s; low ant mid brown, 49s to bss per cwt..

EAST INDIA. —This afternoon the biaditlgs were languid
at the public sa!es of Bengal, which comprised 7,502 bags,
prices further gave way; one sale of 5,654: bags was with-
drawn, the merchants not being disposed to take the reduced
rates the trade was disposed to pay, the remainder went 2s
under former rates, low white sold at 7.9 s to 71s, middling 72s
to 745, good 75; 6d to 764 damp and washed 693 to 735,
damp brown 43s to 50s, yellow 62s per cwt.
FOREIGN.—Ye low Havannah is held with firmness,
at 24s to 24s 6d for middling and good strong qua-
lity ; for white prices remain firm. A auction 20
boxes of low washed quality went at 26s 6d per cwt,
white descriptions of Brazil to a fair extent at full prices.
Bahia at 25s Od for good middling ; brown sorts at. previous
rates, by private treaty at 224 6d per cwt. Pol•to Rico at 23s
to 23s 6d for good bright middling yellow, gootii yellow at 233
to 24s and washed 22s 6d per cwt., damp Santi Martha good
white at 395, middling 26s to 29s,•fine ye low 25s to 26s low
22s per cwt. . . _

COFFEE.-The rates previously established hive been sup-
ported for British Plantation this week, and there has been
rather more cl-mand for all clean sots, still the transactions
privately have been only to a limited extent, but. nearly the
whole of 111 casks lib brls at public sale was' disposed of, but
there was little competition in the biddings.
This afternoon the transactions in Coffee were c,onflned to
the public sales, at which there was but a small attendance of
the trade, and the biddings generally were languid, but prices
in most cases were supported ; 169 bags Ceylon,, 250 bags
Java, 130 bags Padang, 549 bags African, and 26 be'les Mocha
were offered ; Ceylon sold at 68s 6d to 69s for good ordinary.
brown, being the fall value ; Java was taken in at 4Ns a 50s,
the quality nut being approveil of by the trade; Padang went
at 33s to 39, for good ordinary, being- a shade loWer ; African
all taken in, viz. good ord pate at 50s, and inferior 4 8s ; Mocha
went at 97s to 102 s fir fair clean garbled, being rather lower.
RUM, BRAND', AND HoLLANns.--The demand has been
very limited for West India Rum, both from the tome trade
and shippers, and the total sales this week havO not ex-
ceedeii 100 puns, Jamaica has generally brought previous
rates, the supply being small, especia ly of the bF tter sorts,
but to dispose of even trifling parcels of Leewardi holders
have been compelled to submit to a reduction on former
rates of ld to lid per gallon, and have taken 2s 4id
to 2s 5d for proof strength. In East India nothing has been
done, and Calcutta proof strength is offered at Is 10ifi. Mau-
ritius has decline l to 2s 2d for 3 per cent. over proof, at which
rate 50 hhds have been sold, being 3d under the sales made
two months back. The stock -of Foreign Rum consists of
900 puns, and of East India 800 puns and 1,500 hhds; the
arrivals have been 300 puns and hhds this week.

The stock of West India Rum is 2,637 puns 158 hhds
larzer than last year at ti is time. Duty has been paid to
the 13th February, 1840, on 80,547 gallons Brandy, and to
the same time 1841, 74,191 gals; of Geneva 1840, 725 gals,
1841, 438 gals; a Rum, 1840, 122,629 gals, 1841, 113,634
gallons.
Brandy has met with a slow sale, and prices have a down-
ward tendency for new sorts, of which the stock is large, old
' sorts however, have undergone little variation in -value ;
the following are the quotations :—Cognac, first brands
1840, puns 3s 7d, hhds 3s 9d, second do, puns 3s 3d, hhds
3s Gel, 3rd do, puns 2s 10d, hhds 3s, common puns
2s Bd, hhds 2s 9d ; first brands 18',9, puns '4s 6d,
hhds 4s Bd, and do, puns 4s, hhds 4s sd, 3rd do puss
3s, hhds 3s 2d ; first brands 1838, puns 4s 10d, hhds ,ss; first
brands 1837, puns 5s Id, hhd3 5s 31 ; first brands 1836, puns
5s 4d, hhds 5s 6d; fine old, puns bs 10d, hhds 6s; Bordeaux,
puns 2s 3d, hhds 2s 4d. For Geneva a fair demand has pre-
vailed, 2s ld paid for pale, and 2s 6d to 2s Ed for fine home.
British Corn Spirits nave been only in limited request, and sales
have been made at 9s lld cash, being rather lower.
MOLASSES.—The demand has been limited for West baffle,.
but the supply being rather small prevents prices from nuo.e.
terially going down, the trifling parcels disposed of by
private treaty have however been rather under for'.er rates.
Porto Rico bought in at 12s to 13s, and 28 ca. Mtu
a itius
' Sugar and Molasses at 44s per cwt.
ocoA.—For British Plantation, holde-..5 have submitted to
a reduction on former rates of Is to 3s per cwt. Trinidad low
middling to good red at 50s 6d to 55s 6d, mid to good grey
47s 6d to 50s, ord and very ord °.ss 6d to 44s per cwt. Fo-
reign, prices have been supported.
SPICES.—This afternoon 3,311 bags 1131ack Pepper were
offered at auction, not above half found bu% ers id under for-
mer rates for common sorts, but the better kinds nearly
brought previous prices ; ordinary dusty to stalky Sumatra
sold at 3d. good brown clean 34/1 to 31,11, 576 bags Bengal
Ginger went at 15s 6d for good quality, being is lower.
RlCE.—Bengal is held for former rates, a part only of 1,735
bags at auction found buyers at I3s to 6d for mid and good
quality, 12s 9d to 13s for mid white. Java prices remain firm.
Caro'ina for home use at last week's rates. This-afternoon
prices were supported for East India, but the de-mand was
lAipit9d, and 805 bags white Java, 350 sacks Bengal were
offered at auction, the former sold at lOs 6d to Ils 6d, and the
latter at 13s IT mid.
TE %.—The mrrket for Free Trade has presented a firm
aspect this week ; a good demand has prevailed for black
Tel, by tip..' ate treaty for ac. '0 consumption, and prices

MORNING EDITION

I

havehave further improved Id to 1-1 d ; sales of comma° L
ell teas
been. made at Is 7id to ls.7id for cash. In gr'swe
a fair buriness has been done, an rather ra'es
paid, except f:,,r ~; , 1'
quoted. Ine pibi,c sal -s on rues ay vv:re, well 101116500
the bidiiings were Uri k, especially for black T( a rr
package; offered, the large proportion of nearly 5,, I°o
readily disposed of ; Congou, flue blackish leaf, strong 'aid to
sold at 2s 5d to 2s 7(1; but mid blksh leaf str and true 15,-8;(1,
is 10d, but mid rather str Souchonr, kind Is ticl to '
faint
but mid rather old ~nd flat Is 73-d to Is Sd ; Polieb°l44,;a,
and odd Is 6d to is 7d, mid coarse'
is Sid to Is 90; " pit
mid to good mid str 2s' 21'-,cl to 2s 10d ; Young ,Hysen' brut
mid ctn. 'f wan. fia 2s to 2s Id ; Twankay, but mid cot. r
Is bid; Caper, good mid flat bnt Is tied to Is 64d
The speculative market has ben active; and pre, es 110! it
vanced to Is 71d to is 7-id for Company's Cong,ou cta-
on!
which large sales havebeen made. The stork h on thedeer
To-day deal. Ts were de irous to purchase Free; Tad''
by private treaty a good many purchases were made to sii,Ver,
both town and country order,, and rather higher 1,1 ,iat
Paid ; Common Congou for cash was with difficulty to be, 301
7icl per lb. Onnpany's Congou was 'n active reque'" -
closed at Is 7ad cash.
To-day at pub ic sale 907 chests C.ingou, 490 115541-„,' 60
Imperial, 376 Gunpowder, and 81 boxes Young inn
pkgs Caper, 60 do Souchong, 20 Pouchong were offered;a4
mos ly found 'buyers. Congou, but mid coarse little
fetch fetched Is 7.4 d to Is Sd, damaged Is 5d to Is 54(1.
Hyson fine 4s 40 to 4s 5d ; Hyson but mid rather freis“,;,,isl
to 2s 4d, mid strong little burnt 2s 7 d to 2s 70;
but mid and mid lather coarse 9s 6/1 to 2s Sid;
mid
-
mid and good 3s ld to 3s 10d per lb.'
On 'Change, prices declined to Is 7id cash for CAter
Congou, with but few buyers.
011,s. —Prices have been supported for common
of Fish Oils this week. Pale Seal is held for 32/ to 320.
Cod Oil 271. Sperm has brought previous rates. '06,64
seed Oil in the early part of the week prices declined to a of,
on the spot, but during the last fex days a good d3tnin3d
prevailed at 26s 9d to 27s on the sp:st ; for delivery 24 041
27s 6d. Rape, prices are firm. Pale has produced 4fisi
good
brown 453 per cwt. Olive is held firmly. Palm 3:J/ for
quality. CoCos Nut Oil 39s to 395. Oil were
This afternoon at public sale, Southern
100 tuns
all disposed of at 2:1. to 301. for ordinary to fine qitY:
descri?itl.
TALLOW.—Althoughla<ge
the stock of Russian Talliw
wino
exceeding that of last bear by 7,300 casks, still holders c_sio
firmness • on the spot, however, there has been a fair derf,,,,
from both' the Town and Country trade for P. Y. (%.9 9 the
prices have been paid ; 46s 3d to 46s 6d have be
to
current rates daily. For delivery for the next two loth
46s,'for the last three months of the year 46s 6d.,
Is beet
American has met with a slow sale. Town' Trilow °
in good request.
'This afternlon the market was quiet for Petersburg )e
Candle, but prices were supported, and parcels oil t, utlie
ware not to be purchased under 46s 3d per cwt. ; a'4oo
sale, 74 casks Odessa, 274 pipes 92 hhds and 41 barrel,2',
sn
Video were offered, the former sold at 443 6d to 455 3(`
soft tD
the latter mostly found buyers at 34s to 4-Is 3d for w
good hard quality.

.1 Wheat. Barley. Oats, 1 "lean:.

t'er Quarter. 1, s. s. s. t 's. $. to s.
Bath 60 72 :.471 40 32
Illandford iS t 4 '29 33 25 27
t3ridport 6$ ' --
Chard 51 62- 28 32 22 24
Gloucester '56 68 21 38 .20 28
Exg er •00 70 27 34 21 28
Guildford 68 71 3! 37 f 32 56
Newbury 5 r 69 'A 33 i2O 31
Reading 5' 71 37 20 90
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2alishury ,53 641 :7 34 El 20 ..6 # fl
Shtrborne 6O f 4 ,30 37 26 `. 6 ; 40 ....
SneptonNlallet t 2 63 30 3.i 23 26
Uxbridge i—. 37 43 21 24 1 ..... ...,
W.rininstet —' • 5 CI 29 40 24 27
..... I .... of
Winchester 6O 64 —' '-- I LO
feovil i 56 60 ,22 32 ''4 26 ,42 - ..
~ . LEEDS CORN MARKET.' 10,31
61, tt°,o4,.
Wheat, Nlrfolk and Suffblk, 601 b. . 37,i• s/i. 1
..--- York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
;Barley, Norftilk.and Sullblk - ' : ..............•
~2,. Le
‘,64.
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding.
..,
Beans 63lb. •
•J'isi ~ to Au, Je
Oats. Potatoe .;;:id. Per i IP!
--:—Mealing, For. —tl. to—d Eng. Iwo. -to 4,9).4
18i. t° .
iheilitig ..
DEVIZES CORN MARKET, o•
t d. o'd
Por Sack. S. d. s. d. Per Quat ter. ..o 0 to. 0 .
iirst Wheat q. 6 to :-3 0 Oats... .............. ',/,
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second
Third
Oakley ,9 0 37 0 Bread (per kai.00,,.., -
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UNIVERSITY INTELLI6

OXFORD, MARCH 4.—This day a Concregg,ti°llo:
bold 1.. r grantirg degrees, &e., when the folloluo
conferred:— Ise

BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW

G M. Giffartl,

College. bersli;
MASTERS CF ARTS.—E. N. Seeley, of Christ `',oy:bft
Rev.' G. D. Whi eler, Wadharn College ;
Brasinnose ecliege ; fter: J. Baron, Qucen's '-
Rev. A. o.ake'e-, New Inn Hall. of Orsiegtv
BACHELORS OF ARTS —H. C. Claughloo, A.
nose College ; S. Hanley. Wadbatn College ;coilegA'
Tawney, Merton Cel;ege ;-J C. Seeley
The Aldrichian Professor of Medieir:e 'Conollen-
course of lectures this day. Ave.,.o;
The Regius Profersor ef Divinity had, in cent—easP"
h r
of severe indisposition, been obliged to postpone his
lectures lid Thursday the 18th List. took P
The election of Proctors for the ensuing Yeitr..,
yesterday at the. respective Caleges, to wan" itgelsri:
came, when the Rev. %V. 'Tiremar, Fellow of "';
College, and the Rev. J. Fetty, Fellow cf %YA"-
Merten eed
lege were ehoie:..
°
A petition to the French Chamber of PAejli
Pi
for a Post-office reform similar to the one adoPte" oftP;
c .untry has been ni ticed at great length
tinymth°spro-r/e'cl.
Parisian papers that would advocate the reform ve-tctl
Ti e p,taioneus appear to be chieflys
w:t commerce, aid their demand is for an nn) the} irJ
pers .fora,
low ret for all le to e, wl a'ever be the CLtsnee tan'
to g); and, in the eof the petition not beilhosi:
to this extent, they urge another measure, ction °f:g
merely be a reduction of the rate and the a4O-,,i110:,
new system la h regard to the ee•ght larech ts;
involving any change if principle. Admitting tor;
ueiferm method is the only one .that ought to be soroe°
the journal; observe that the lowest rate psi-15„t; if eh'':
should be a3opted as the basis of the system, sier'-.;u13.011-e
of the higher rates were taken, ?rest iejusee rosi
done to those accustomed to ray a loner rate, bib., ss
that
.Iw° to promote uniformity. Admittieg dto I',"
siderte
principle, the French Administration is con
rather hostile to the tefcrm, on the ground that t ;by
uution the rases would not be eounterbalance.
ount 0
augmented number f e levers, and that. the atn,,
business transacted in the kingdom, and net the 11; t`rosOci
de:e.mifics the amount of et reespondence. 111'50reig
ieg, as it takes no see runt of domestic letter 3
with business, is reg.:rded as arbitrary; and, t° 5100°'
much the poorer c'asses who live in the remote pr yodel
itcti
stand in need of son.e reform in the postwar croa;tieide,:lei
f.renee is made to the ease of soldiers, which
so urgent that for them an uniform rate of 15e. i);e1;
enable them to reaeive levers from their fstiu-iikes.'",l,
what would be expedi4 for them would seen' epolle
so for working men en small wages. It is strange the let,'
that this law ia favour of soldiers mercy
.refers t° eh
tors they receive, while those they ?end have on
_,6tisceore
vilege, so that the anomalous distinction is cresleu'his ter
is gto which soldier may receive letters frontu reedit
tives but cannot answer them. In referring to 'f-
in England it is observed, that a reform in FlaTais4scis
much less hazardous, since the present average rs'-nr ratif
and the reduction claimed would only be to 20`..,',.;011,,5;
less than half. The Belgian Government is e..."-een
cupied with the considepatton of a similar reforw' 60-
French journals urge their Government to lose 13°
foreien nations nay outstrip them.
,
NEW NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR O;
MAINE."—The forthcoming novel by fris
writer is sail to busy itself will scenes and evelerstalli
exci e towares it a great curiosity. We '
c °,,retsrL,
g
that in de;alit g the sin ular and v 'a4 earcp'
political aspirant, from bits umb!e prsv.ate ge:ngs
ship t, his height cf wer and influence ;it brd-ntige;
tea let mtquai:ited with many of the Litiverto ;era•'.
tlu
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half
peecttmessornsartocntlfty:raispls.pcaorl
nertdrt:reevatimi Itbs a tgr
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will
for which t..
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wiseg
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absorbing inteler. pa tn,ldbi
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clablta
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to Obi
THE HEROES OF SYRIA. The AUStriAcoir,",
server states that tho Emperor has Conferred 03 ordervi
S.r R. Stopford the cross of Commander of the that
-
Marisa Theresa, and on Commodore Sir C. Na",ter il
Knight of the same Order. To CaptAio the
Or-
Imperial
MAjesty ha; given the cross of:Koji/Jill °-
der of Leopold.
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PalluTlll7:uels
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to
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Dickson, second
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second daughter of D. ;1:C:1:an; tre,llE's?-1:71:11::'''PC11:1:Ce'
Cut'
Finsb-ary. W. E" rof
4th inst., at St. James's, Nrestm:inster, daughte
31.191:, F..sq., of Barnstaple, Devon, t 0 Eliza, elder t Lao'
Vaughan, Esq., of Lloyd-square., Pentoriville. _t_. G•
ter
On the 4th inst., at St. James's, Westminster, 1711aughter
man, of Duke-street, St. James's, to Julianna'
Trenham Old, Esq., of Balham-'rill, Sun' er-
,•terr'''
DA. ED. il• 0 -•
On the 3d instant, at his residence Clare tl6
Pentonville, Mr. Thomas John Smith, a,.;,, ,d 49• f a 10:.,i1e
Drowned, on the Ist July last, by the uf lettia,g °owl, I),ze
the Kaipara ltiver,_ta the west coast of 1 se's' Ate.iher pv'oiss
the ship " Anna Watson" lay there wind-b °undo.
~ qbe..ty..
from Sydney to the Bay of Islands, the
l'
eNthe livi
M‘liitchie, late minister of Clunie, Perth shire, ii,' zer,
sixth year of his age. ,1., Be
On the 2d inst., at Chester-place. Y.ennington:..„,
.....100.,
Esq., late.cf h-r Majesty's Customs, London, aged it!o`sol, r
On the 26th nit ,in the Commercial-mad, Antu '' der
Esq., aged 91. k Al 'el! 03
On the 9th ult., at Rearquha*, parish of Dornoc-9 en ti)
Sutherland, who was born it-., 172•,, and consequ ..'
u.tt,
attained the patriarchal age of 119. , j. Gold lOs'h
On the 15th of January, at Demerara, lb , of the
youngest son of Captain Hupin Goldicutt, formerly
~
Rifles, aged 16.
On the :3cl inst., at Upper Holloway, Kr. 'l*
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