The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-22 00:00:00

CERTIFIC ATES.-JAN. 11

AV. F. White, furnishing-ironmonger, Norwich.
J. S. Akers, victualler, Birmingham,
G. Watson, victualler, Liverpool.
F. Martin, ribbon-manufacturer, Cheapside.
W. Gummow, furnishing-ironmonger, Dukg.street, Portland.
place.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Heilbronn and Co., London.
G. Matthews and C. M. Tabart, wine-merchants, Lawrence
P. unteney-lane.
NV. and E. Cadogan, land-surveyors, Billiter-square.
J. and J. NV Wood:tailors, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.
\V. North and T. Greatorex, coal-merchants, Regent's Park
Basin.
W. Sabin and J. Willis, jewellers, Birmingham.
11. Holbert add Co., rag-merchants, Sheffield.
W. Fort, jun., and T. Fort, cheesemongers, Marlborough.
place, Ke mington-cross.
It. Hughes and E. M. Williams, flannel-merchants, Great
Surrey-street, Blackfriars,
E. Barker and Co., Liverpool.
H. Treggon and Co., silk-manufacturers, Jcwin-street.
W. Stone and J. Escott, tailors, l'ristol.
T. Davis and J. Poole, chymists, Upton-upon-Severn.
W. Rotherham and J. 11. Grinsell, drapers, Shoreditch.
J. Paxton and J. Harrison, proprietors of the Horticultural
Register.
J. Keighley and Co., ironfounders, Halifax, Yorkshire.
W. Meacock and Co., cow-keepers, Hammersmith.
31. Kirkland and Co., muslin-manufacturers, Manchester,

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-The Market has been very heavy all the
week ; the purchases quite inconsiderable, and nude at
prices fully 6d. lower; the estimated sales have been only
1,500 hhds. and trs. The Refined Market has been in s,
depressed state, and scarcely any purchases ; goods offered
at very low prices, without inducing buyers to come Pr"
ward. This afternoon the Market continues in a very de'
pressed state, and the sales made this week have been 0
lower prices; ord. large Lumps having, in some in'
-lances, been sold at 60a. a 60s. 6d., while for finer sorts
very few offers have been made.
EAsT INDIA SUGARS.-In Bengal Sugars there are
no transactions; the good Siam maintain the late prices;
the inferior qualities are rather lower. This day by public
sale 320 bags of Siam Sugar, all sold at steady prices, 194
a 245.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.-The demand for Mauritius leas
been limited this week. About 4,000 bags have bees
disposed of at rather lower prices, except the fine qualities,
which are in good request ; !ow to good yellow 525. a
565., brown 51s.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-A public sale on Tuesday of 400
boxes, chiefly damaged Havannah, went off with spirit,
hut low prices ; white 255. 6d. a 285., yellow 208. a
235. 6d. This day, by public sale, 217 hhds. 42 barrel'
Porto Rico Sugar, chiefly bought in 21s. a 245.
COFFEE.-The Coffee Market has been very dull, and
prices generally a shade lower ; Ceylon 535., and for
money 525. These low prices have, however, occasioned
a renewed demand. About 400 bags ord. to good ord.
Brazil have been sold 535. a 5.41. for common to good ord;
coloury ; good yellow Clieribon 60s. ; St. Domingo soh'
it 575. The British Plantation descriptions are very dull,
but no lower prices can he stated. A large parcel damaged
Coffee sold at public sale, Havannah 425. a 495., Brasil
triage 345. 6d. a 455. This day's public sale 144 bag.
St. Domingo sold 555. a 565. 6d. ; 96 bales Mocha 6Se•
a 695., both rather lower.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Rum aet a t e
is very dull ; there is no business of any consequence re-
ported; proof Leewards is Is. 10d., but t!se holders arc
firm, and have nut yet accepted the offers, which are made
rather below that price; Jamaica Ruin may also be pur-
chased a shade lower. In Brandy and Geneva there is no
alteration.
TALLow.-There have been considerable silo of
Tallow; the prices are lower, but the Market now is more
firm.
FRUIT.-At the close of last week a cargo of new Vs-
lentia Raisins, lately landed, and reported to he of inferior
quality, was attempted to be forced off in the Market,
which had the effect of inducing other holders to lower
their prices to .42,, at which- considerable business Was
done ; for other descriptions there has been but little de'
,nand, and no alteration in prices, has taken place ; there
are several fresh arrivals of Spanish and Turkey Fruit, al
well as of Z,nte, Cephalonia, and Patras Currants.
LAC DYE.-Sixty-right chests Lac Dye, all sold about
-d. ;
TEA.-The di lima from the country continues great 4
the de ivery has this quarter hitherto exceeded that of the
last to the corresponding period, of '1
SALTPETRE.-There is no alteration in the prices
Saltpetre; there are few sales reported.
CorroN.-The Cotton Market continues very doll;
the purchases reported by private contract are quite is:
considerable. The sales since our last are-50 Bengal,
350 Surat, 4il. a sy. ; 110 Bowed, By
sale to-day 491 bales Surat Cotton, ord. to mid., 41°'
ald., all sold.
COCHINEAL.-Eleven bags Cochineal all sold about the.
same as the previous market rates, 6s. Bd. a 7s.
12 bag" Cochineal Garblings, 3s. 6d.
SPICES.-The prices of Pepper are a shade lower. Pi;
tnento steady, good quality sd. The quantity of PeFiTtele
offeied at public sale about 3,500 small bags, `white '
mouldy to very good half-heavy grey 38d. a 4d.,
sid. a 6id. 749 bags East India Ginger 425. a 49' d
CASSIA LIGNEA at public sale went rather higher, gse
77sCo. and 775. 6d.
coA.-At public sale 741 bags 40 barrels Brasil
Co, ott; newly imported, which previously sold about :33s:'
met mitt, no tilers above 28s. 6d. Plantation Cocoa, 18
also at nominal quotations. The latter is now in few hods'
RICE.-These is no alteration in Rice. 2,002 Wgg
t,Nhericehpiust
2s.up at 03p5.0 public
lower; good
g:
eogdootsd,hPiteatnsamlarlsd.
u6stdy.
Ba
eo7;sl
15s. a 15s. 6d., the latter chiefly taken in.

PRICE OF SUGAR. iitC6
rom the Returns made in the week ending
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, c3n,1:,„ of
Dec., 1b32, is 395. 94-d. per Hundred Weight, exclusivc tion
Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Imper"'
thereof into Great Britain, the ISO u laic

C•)AL MAR

.K.E'l.—Dec. 21.
Per Ton. 5" 6
Walls End Newbiggcn -^ 0 0
Ditto 17 5
Ditto Killingworth 17
Walls End Newinarch..., 0
Ditto Northumberland.. !4 0
Ditto Perkins and C 0...-• Is 6
Walls End Riddell's 7 0
Lambton's Primrose (1
Walls End Hetton 17 J
Walls End Ly0n5.....---- 19 J
.0
Walls End Larnbton
Walls End Stewart's...". 11 3
Walls End Adelaide ••••• 17 °.
Cowper' „26
Llangennech Coar a;
New Flockton, Olin.' 17
and Co. 15
W. E. Preston Granties' 17 1.,:
Silkstone Field and 4,0". l 4
Scremerstone Engne.,* 15 6
Walls End Selby ••••
last market-day,

Per Ton. s. d.
Beaumont l5 9
East Percy— l3 0
Garesfield. 15 0
Hebburn Main 16 9
17 0
3rd's Itedhugh 15 0
Pontop Wiralsor 15 0
South 13 6
Lantield-- . 17 6
L'ownley l5 0
Wylain r.. 18 3
Willington
West Hartley I6 9
Walls End Blake 17 0
Ditto Bell, Robson, & Co. 17 6
Ditto Bewicke and C 0... 19 0
Ditto Burraton 17 0
Walls End Callerton -- 16 0
Ditto Clarke and (70. 16 0
Walls End Gostbrth-- IS 3
Walls End Hotspur.— 17 0
Walls End Hi1da.........~. 17 0
Ships arrived since

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BIRTHS. square, of
On the 20th inst. Mrs. John Ogilvie, of Brompton-
, of'
daughter.
so
On
the 20th inst. Mrs. John K. Kent, of Craven.stre"coo
i
On the 20th inst. in New Norfolk-street, the lady of ide
Loyd, Esq., of a son.
On the sth inst. at Aldermoor, near Southampton, e
:00,
of the late Charles Shuter, Esq., of Guildford-street, of .
MARRIED.
Marshall, lj

On the 20th inst. Marleboe, Thomas
Cresswell-park, Kent,at to Mrs. Pen rcival], Ann s.te
Kent-road.

DIED. e lOciljfj
On the 2001 inst. in Russell-square, of effusion on the ref
0,
the effect of long previous illness, but accelerated bYlb„terd!,,,,
loss of her lamented husband, the Right Hon. Lady 1 e"LooLer
On the 2cl inst. at Lisbon after a few days' illness',,, of''
the wife of James Pring, Esq.,merchant, in the 32d Yea
Ph
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age. ~,,. J
ce
On the 20th inst. in Judd-pla-east, New-road, ,"'' file
Gunning, in the 75th year of his age. IVY
On the 21st inst. at Edmonton, aged 13 months, 0,
daughter of Mr. William 'Fait. .f. a All
On the 19th inst. at 13' ighton, Mary Louisa, the wii.eir
Thompson, Esq.. of Tottenham. i
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