The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-20 00:00:00

Columbian, 6 per cent.

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Ditto' 1821 3W%
Danish

Greek Bonds, 1825,5 per cent.
Mexican, 5 per cent., 1825....
Ditto, 1825, 6 per cent.
Peruvian. 6 per cent

Her Majesty the Queen has commanded the enter-
tainments at the Haymarket Theatre on Wednesday next.
The General Steam Navigation Company's Mail-
packet, the John Bull, from Hamburg, arrived off the Custom-
house at nine o'clock A. nl., having made the passage in less
than fifty hours. The Sir Edward Banks, from Rotterdam,
arrived yesterday.
We regret to hear that the Master of the Horse, the
Hon. Colonel Gore, is dangerously ill.—Dublin Mail.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening.—Arrived the Bor-
neo, from Quebec ; the United States, from New York,
sailed the 28th ult. ; the Rebecca, from Demerar ; the Union,
from Apalacicola and New York.—Telegraph-office, inward-
bound the John Jay, from. New York ; the Nightingale, from
Barbadoes. Arrived yesterday (Friday) the Superb, from
New York, sailed on the 29th ult. ; the Canton, from Mo-
bile ; the Alexander, from Mobile ; the Diligent, from Cadiz
and Dublin; the Beiram, from Smyrna; the Maria Brandt,
from Archangel ; the Indian, from Quebec ; the Esther, from
Quebec ; the Royal William, from Prince Edward's Island ;
the Convivial, from Newfoundland; the Marie, from Wismar.

FURIOUS DRIVING.----A cab-man, named Mason,
was brought up on Saturday before the magistrates at the
Town-hall, Southwark, charged with furious driving in the
Blackfriars-road. It appeared in evidence that the prisoner
was driving his cab with the greatest negligence and rapidity,
and that when near the Obelisk, he had knocked down a poor
old couple who were crossing the road ; his vehicle passing
right over their bodies. They both remain in a very dangerous
state in the hospital. The magistrates, after expressing their
determination to deal with him in the most rigorous manner,
remanded him until it be known whether there is any probabi-
lity of the recovery of the aged pair.
STATE OF TRADE.—Less business has been
transacted at the Leeds Cloth-halls this week than last. Few
buyers have been at the market, and little has been done in the
warehouses. At the Bradford market there was a greater de-
mand, the manufacturers clearing off their goods as rapidly
as they receive them from their looms. At Rochdale, on
Monday, the flannel market was rather brisker than it has
been for some weeks past ; prices, however, remain stationary.
The York wool-market was well attended on Thursday., there
was a good supply of wool, and considerable business done,
there was no material alteration in prices. The silk-weaving
in Lancashire continues brisk, but cotton hand-loom weaving is
declining. At Wakefield there has been a good deal of busi-
ness done at former prices ,in short wool, in consequence of
some extensive East India 'orders having been received.
The blanket trade continues with unabated activity to a much
later period than usual.

MEDICAL BULLETIN.—Our delicate young friend
at the Surrey Zoological, :Wile. Ourang-outang, is cutting
two teeth, which has indisposed her from seeing -company
during the week. We are happy to state, however, that she
is getting better,...4iterary Gazette.