The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-18 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF CULLY.

Yesterday afternoon the body of the murdered police-
man, Robert Cully, was interred in the burial-ground of
St. Anne's, Soho. His remains were tollowed to the grave
by upwards of 200 of the police. When the procession

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arrived at the church, it was met by a or
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wards of 300 persons, who behaved in a most uobece
manner by expressing their disapprobation of tbeto:ll
of the police in the late affriy, and that in 3
discordant manner. 01i1
Culiy an
was 27 years of age, and was a fine stout te,oe
man. He had been married about two yell;
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left no family, but his wife is far advanced in PrOliofidg
Mr. May, superintendent of the A division, Phan
received between 401. and 501. from various tod t(
for the relief of Cully's widow. It is expected t9s
vernment will bestow on her a pension.

MARKET INTELLIGENCU•

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LONDON MARKETS „tedo,t
(From the London "New Price Current" Of Ye- _le.
SUGAR.—In consequence of the plans of Govern
specting Colonial property, the particulars of which *:eeirio
our last report, the prices of Muscovades have advanc,,,
cwt. since Friday last; there are few sellers at thiel."
2m, 000 h h dTsh. ea
ps ceorvcawd e!ir,hibthe'vici3.
which we have stated, has been fully supported. corty
in the refined market generally is about is• rer.1001;
Lumps 62.5, and for crashed 295. 6d. has been refer
purchases are chiefly confined to the home trade, the V'
refuse to buy at the advanced price. This afternoon
of the Raw Sugar market appears to have had thefrA
making the refiners firmer in demanding adv2lfed begfrA
which have in some instances been obtained fronl
and for goods suitable for melting; the shippers, h°Piebessird
offer former prices, consequently very little business
reported either in low goods or the qualities entitled
A 2 ei,l
bounty on double refined,
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—Mauritius Sugar 3.1;n col%
in the week in the same proportion as West India 1'',4"2,01,1),"
2s, per cwt. The public sales this day, 5,965 bags or; i#
have gone off heavily, and in some instances rather Jet 0,
advance in Mauritius since this day week is 3'°'
per cwt. „teo
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The purchases 6y
tract this week are inconsiderable, the prices are '-;0"
higher. This day's sales 5,213 bags East India, ch'`ect'l
sold 19s a 255., about the advance we have 14ated, Is.gi
a few Bengal Is. a 2s higher, "Os. 6d. a 335. let
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The foreign sugars at gfietpi,
held for prices 2s. higher, but the improvement has n-ot 1,12
realized; 449 boxes white Havannah were offered 2tP Uer
and were taken in 2s. above the late nominal Price' I .01
white to middling 275. 6d. a 31s. coffee
COFFEE—There has been little business in he'
week. The British plantation descriptions have beL4o'
but the holders would not submit to any further cc: sdt'''
prices; they bought in a large proportion of tht
bihroerueglwitefroerwfeawrdpuatrcthhaesepsurbepliocrstaedleso..
alcncoFuonretiogfnther;:fierf4i
lic sales advertised for this day; they consisted of ;•lini';
sale this day, 7,552 bags East India, 4,471 bags 11),r-l• )114,1'
matra, low to good ordinary, sold 495. 6d. a Sts'
Is. Gd. higher; Ceylon, good ordinary, sold 565. 6"'..:01,;,1
being Is. higher. The Brazil, chiefly good ordinary ti2e,
a 555. 6d. being nearly last week's prices. The 1131,11ir 1,1
ordinary brown to fine fine ord. 545. a 70s. sold
Generally, the Coffee Market is more firm, and P"
to
to 2s. higher.
ales 00
COCOA.—Fine red G

-renada Cocoa at public, bat,
in at 695. ordinary at 60s. This day's public sale 714 '
nary Brazil Cocoa at:2os., partly taken in. pricelti
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--T"ll D„a
Jamaica Rum have advanced 2d. per gallon ; Lee's-een
about ld per gallon ; the sales of the former have
derable. In Brandy and Geneva there is no alterat'°,-;
RICE.—The sales of Rice are extensive-Alu'A`u'ti
10s. 6d. to fine white 12s. 6d. and 135.; Carolina,
325. 6d. a 335. • Pet

SPICES.—There have been considerable sales of to 44
former prices, and of ord. to mid. Pimento at 41 dorICC
About 1,700 chests Cassia Lignea have sold at the
Is. to Is, 6d. mid. 725. a 745.
FRUlT.—There is scarcely any alteration in this coCrIO
notice this week ; the advanced prices demanded Or
,01
are maintained. SI
INDIGO.—In consequence of the rise of Indigo , so,
from 7i to 10 per cent. the demand has been renewso
creased briskness ; an advance of 3d. and 4d. on thepol
House sale is freely realized, and there is little a ,t,
left on the Market for sale. tr
COTTON.--The Cotton Market is firm, but viitl° 4,1
ness. The purchases are not on an extensive scale.
600 Surats, ord, 4,7,d. good fair 41-cl. 80 Bowels, fair .
fair 7id.

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PRICE OF SUGAR. r c 001dsfq
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Stiga ;ea 00,4
from the Returns made in the week ending the iusive,ol' "
May, 183:3, is 275. 61d. per Hundred Weight, ex.e /too'
Ditties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the
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thereof into Great Britain.
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PRICES OF HOPS.—May 17. 1/, 5k 1'
Kent Pockets 55,00111..120501....
121.06711 0000;:tt00:04101:::
01100003, it'
Sussex Ditto
lissex Ditto
Fatalism Ditto, Fine
Seconds
51 les. 71. Os t" 0. 0.1
01. 0.. 01. 0,. to .., oi:,
01. Os 01. os• t"

Kent

susses
Essex

Ditto

PRICE Ok 10 e
Rape Oil, brown 63. Refined r
Linseed Oil
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand
—..—••••••" y
Rape Cake, per ton

rti.ICE OF POTA ES. —May 17. er
Kidneys (York)
• Of. Os. to 41 Os• P.tt 0.
/O

Marsh Chain)
Oxnobles ant

3/. N.
4/. Os.
0/. Os.

td Shaws

to 31. 10s.:;; t,
to 41. 103. u,,1t0,
to 3/. 05...