The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-08 00:00:00

WHEIt EAS MARY IVIUMFORD, of
Priors Hall, in the parish of Widdington, in the
county of Essex, Widow and Administratrix with the
will annexed of Thomas Mumford, late of Priors Hall
aforesaid, farmer, deceased, hath by indenture, bearing
date tt e twenty-eighth day of January, now last past, duly
assigned all the real and personal estate and effects late of
the said Thomas Mumford, and also of her the said Mary
Mumford, unto John King, of Saffron Walden, in the
said county of Essex, surveyor, Joseph Mumford, of
Brampton, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, and
John Mumford, cf Henham, in the said county of Essex,

in trust for the lima& of all the creditors of the said
Thomas Mumford and Mary Mumford, who shall execute
the said Deed of Assignment within three calendar months
from the date hereof. Notice is hereby given that the said
Deed was executed by the said 'Maly Murnford, Joseph
Mumford, and John Mumford, on the day of the date
thereof, and by the said John King, on the third day of
Febru try instant, and the execution thereof, by them re•
~pectively as aforesaid, is atteAred by WILLIAM LAKIN,
Ward of Saffron Walden aforesaid, Solicitor, which Deed
remains at my office at Saffron Walden aforesaid fur execu-
tion by any of the creditors of the said Thomas Mumford
or Mary Mumford. And al persons having any claim on
the said Estates are requested forthwith to send their ac-
count. to me, to whom all persons indebted thereto are
required to pay the ~mount of such debts.

THOMAS PROBERT,
Solicitor for the said Trustees.
Saffron Walden, 3d February, 1831.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for British Plantation Muscovades
continues general and extensive; the estimated sales of the
week are 3,000 hhds. and trs. ; the coloury Sugars continue
scarce, and command high prices ; the low qualities are still
heavy. The Sugar Market may be stated thus, the low and
ord. 50s. former prices, above 51s. about Is. higher ; the
coloury 2s. to 3s. higher within the last ten days. There is a
great improvement in the demand for Refined Goods, and the
supply at market is quite inadequate to the request ; a few
Lumps have appeared and met a ready sale, the large at 655.
good 675. and 685., and none now on sal,.; very considerable
parcels of fine Crashed have been taken for the Mediterranean
markets at 30s. Pd. and 315., and no considerable supply could
now be purchased, even at the latter price ; there has been a
very steady and considerable business in fine goods for the home
consumption of the country. This afternoon Refined Sugars
continue in demand for the Mediterranean markets, and the
quantity of goods on hand is still very small, and for the quali-
ties entitled to the bounty on double-refined 31s. per cwt. is
demanded, and the refiners are rather firm at that price ; of
the descriptions refined from Foreign Sugar in bond for export
there are a few parcels on show, the line sorts of whirls are
held for 30s. to 30s. rid. ; for the home trade also there has
been a fair demand, and prices are fully maintained.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The public sale of Mauritius consisted
of 4,29.2 bags, and went off with briskness, the lowest qualities
(id. and the coloury is higher.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There is a good demand for East India
Sugars at the improvement of the prices which we have lately
stated, the Bengal Sugars of the late India House Sale command
a small premium.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—There is an evident improvement in the
demand for Brazil Sugars ; about 300 chests Bahia white sold
at an average of '255., a considerable parcel of brown at public
sale went off with briskness, low brown 215., good and fine
brown 225. to 235. ; averaging 225., which may be considered
Is. to Is. 6d. higher than the late nominal prices of the market ;
there arc no purchases of Havannah Sugar reported. This
day's public sales 265 chests, 51 barrels, 2 casks, 2 boxes, Bra-
zil Sugar, Paraiba, and Maranham, were all taken in, no offers,
on account of the brokers persisting in allowing only the old
tare of 131bs. instead of 181bs.

COFFEE.—There is but little variation in the prices or in the
demand for Colnv. The inquiries after Foreign and East India
have rather increased; some good ord. Brazil sold at 58s. ; brown
ord. Sumatra was taken in at public sale 49s and 495. 6d., and
now held for 50s. British Plantation qualities are very heavy,
but no reduction in the prices can be stated, good ord. Jamaica
81s. and 825., fine 85s. and 86s. This day's public sales 1,534
bags Foreign, the great proportion Brazil ; the fine ord. sold at
60s. to 618., about Is. higher, the damaged 545. to 595. 6d.;
the Havannah all damaged. 169 bales Mocha sold at former
prices, green and mixed clean garbled 665. to 685., ord. and un-
garbled 598..6d. and 60s.

SPIRITS.—There is little alteration in Rum, except Leewards,
which owing to their great scarcity, and only one or two parcels
being in first hands, 2 over have been sold at 2s. 3d., and holders
now ask 2s. 4d. ; Jamaica 29 to 31 over sold 2s. 10d. to 3s. In
Brandy and Geneva no sales are reported. The purchases of
-British Spirits at former prices 9s. 7d. and 9s. Bd. continue ex-
tensive. The sales of Rum reported this day are Berbice 10
over at 2s. 6d. in Mids., and 29 over in puns. at 2s. 3d. to 2s. 13d.
There is rather more inquiry for Brandy this afternoon, on ac-
count of the few arrivals.

TALLOW.—The demand for the home consumption of the
country continues general and extensive; fine quality is much in-
quired alter. It is stated that the quantity of rejected Tallow in
the speculator's hands, to which we have alluded, and with
which they have lately been attempting to "bang the market,"
as it is termed, is now mostly sold. The quotation at a late hour
this afternoon was 435. 3d. to 435. 6d.
hum' PitovistoNs.—Butters and Bacon arc very heavy on
account of the extensive arrivals.

Corrox.—The accounts from Liverpool respecting Cotton
still mention the market dull. The letters from Manchester
tate a revival in the demand for Yarn; the market for goods
heavy. There is rather snore inquiry here for export. The
sales of Cotton this week consist of 560 Surat, ord. to fair„ 51d.
a 6:d. ; 100 Pernambuco, good fair 101 d. ; 50 Bahia, &c., good
fair 91d. ; 30 Para, good fair, 81d. ; 290 Bowed Georgia, fair to
good 81d. a Sid.
Cocoa.—At public Sale 71 barrels, 60 bags ord. to good
Trinidad went off about previous prices, 375. to 48s. 6d.
TEA.--There is no alteration in the prices of Tea.

SPICES.—There is little alteration in Spices; the purchases
of Pepper are quite inconsiderable, black light and very dusty
bought in at public sale 3 %d., good shipping 3 }f,d.., mid.
white 5 %d. to 6 34d. Cassia Lignea 755. to 765. 6d., former
prices. Fair quality Pimento sold at 4 lid., being a shade
higher. This day's sale 772 bags 112 robbins Pepper, light
3 %d. a 3 %d. up to heavy at 4 %d., former prices. 600 bags
Ginger, part sold 30s. 6d. a 335. 6d.
NITRATE OF SODA.—The stock at this market is in few hands
and held about 265. 6d.
Rim—Rice continues very dull.
lamtoo.—There h we been lately sales of 200 to 300 chests In
digo, chiefly of old sales, at prices rating about an advance of 3d.
per lb on the late India House prices ; this afternoon the
market has again become dull, on account of direct intelli-
gence from Calcutta to the 13th October, in which the crop is
stated so high as 88,000 to 90,000 maunds.
SALTPETRE.—SaItpetre continues very heavy and rather
lower, the good qnality 325. to 335., English Refined 365.
This day's public sale 204 chest. fine Saltpetre, refraction and