The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-25 00:00:00

the robbery was committed, but bringing in the pri•
Boner James Murrell, Guilty. He wa., under the
new Act, immediately sentenced to be transported
tor life.

None of the property has been recovered.
The business at Nisi P rius is not heavy; there
are 12 cages, four of them are for Special Juries!
Nothing of public interest has yet been tried.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
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SUGAR.—There was a general reduction of Is. pg.
cwt. in the prices of West India Muscovades last week;
the estimated sales 2,800 hhds. and trs. The purchaeo
this day, including the Bay badoes public sale, are estimate]
at 1.000 hhds. and trs., at the prices of last week, in soot
instances a shade lower. The Barbadoes sold freely al
high prices. The st,ck of West India sugar is now 30,194
hhds. and trs., which is 13 391 less than last year. Thg
stock of Mauritius iss6 907 bags, being 66,877 less shall
last year. The delivery of West India Sugar is 9,42°
hhds. and tra., being 514 less than last year. The deli,
very of Mauritius 8,851 bags, being 2 208 more than the
corresponding week of 1831. In the Refined Market lael
week there was a great stagnation of business; the whole'
sale grocers purchased only small parcels for their immt
diste wants, and at lower prices; the shippers offered 11/t
goods at a reduction of 6(1. to Is. on former prices, bit
only in a few instances were sales effected at the redue
tion ; low goods continued scarce. This afternoon tb
wholesale Grocers hive been obliged to buy, on account 0'
b dng entirely out of stock; the prices are little varied : for
sport there is nothing doing.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—Siam and Manilla Sugars soli
at nearly former prices.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.—The stock of Mauritius Sugars
last week in importers' hands was reduced to 4,000 of,
5,000 bags, and there being only one public sale of 4,21°
bigs brought forward, the whole sold freely at nearly tbs
previous currency, 51e. for low brown, up to 555. 6d. I.°
bright yellow. This day's public sale 3,228' bags welt
off I e ,vily, good 6d. to Is. lower, brown heavy at forme
prices, only a small proportion sold.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—In Foreign Sugars no sales wet;
reported last week. Average prise of. Sugar IL Bs. Sr
per cwt.
COFFEE.—The price of British Plantation Coffee fel/
2s. per cwt. last week ; the Foreign and East India well
Is. to Is. 6d. lower; good to fine ord. Jamaica and D.°l,_,
minica 795. a 81s., fine ord. Brazil 61s. and 625., 01
605., Satnarang 565. 6d. a 575. 6.1., ord. brown Sure?
tra 555. a 568.6 d. This day's sales 224 bags Havanna sv"ell
all taken in 2s. below Market prices; 178 casks Brill
Plantation also taken in. The Coffee Market is dull, 111' '
the prices nearly nominal.
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Rust, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS ..—.T113 Rum MeV
is very dull; the purchases last week have been ver
limited ; the buyers have expected to purchase on lo
terms, but the holders are firm, which prevents busin
Brandy is in more demand, both for shipping and h 23
use; the latter is much increased, owing to the renew
alarm respecting cholera. In Geneva there is no change',
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market'
dull, and the price 6d. lower, notwithstanding the fool
able accounts yesterday from St. Petersburg, on the 61,,
instant.. Tallow 115 and 116 ro. In Hemp or fl'
there is no alteration. This afternoon 204 bales Boiogo
Hemp, 411. 15s. and 421. 10s.

Ixtsie
PitovzsioNs.—The import of Foreign Butter
the last week was 4,271 casks ; of Irish, 7,587 firk►'
and of Bacon, 2,789 bales. Fine Friesland Butter
quote 908. a 928. per cwt. at the quay ; Waterford BO
(as to repute of brands), 80s. a 82s. landed, and 789•
80s. on board for parcels now shipped; for Cork and I
merick of Bond assortments, 82s. a 83s. landed may
quoted, and 795. a 80s. on hoard. Prime singed BS
continues to meet a fair sale ; Waterford at 51s. a D.'
and Limerick, 50s. a 525. landed. Bale and Tier
Miqdles sell slowly, the former at 449. a 469. and SI.
latter at 445. a 50s. landed. Bladder Lard as to qu3l
we quote 565. a 635. Bel:ast Hams, 561. a 555. and fSI
small-sized Limerick, 735. a 765. landed. In Beef 11°

Pork very little doing, but prices are steady.
Corrox.—The Cotton Market is without brisko
'he prices are unvaried. The purchases are only 20 Sol
at 4id.
lximoo.—The Market 'Ante the close of the a°
6i40; a
languid ; no purchases of any consequence reported.
pad
RICE. —ln Rice there is no alteration. This day's poi'
sale 1,056
x.—There,o36 hags
h.
sold 14s.
n a 641 a .
little lti
do
s
the only article asked after is China Organzitie:
.TEA.—Tbe dollue.s of the Market continues. Boor
rather tfhoermr higher'e
former
pri„.
cost 3.t. Old.. are offered at Id. per lb. discount.
ASHES —The stock being light, and. Corn and vv,,
goods paying better, the import will be late; bolderf,'
firm at quotations.
Ons.—Oils are generally firm; South Sea, Oil o.'l
off briskly last week. Large forehand bargains 0)1160!
he usade in Seed Oils.

TURPENTINg.--No further arrivals or soles; I
would he given for any fresh parcels.
SALTPETRE•—There was little change in Saltpetre
week; the advertisement of four public sales tbis.ieg
5 900 bags, occasions a stagnation. The public sale
day consisted of 1,487 bags refraction 3 to 14 per et
all taken in 325. 6d. a. 335. 6.1.

Fives —Ti,e accounts from the Hop district state
increase of fly ; the duty is 155,000/.
TOBACCO —There are no sales of any extent to rep"
COCHINEAL. AND INDIGO. (Public Ssle.)—Tlie,!
of Indigo last Friday consisted of a parcel of Oudes, so'
reiative y sold at full prices, as compared with bet,
sorts of Indigo; they were, however, partly bought
the remainder were Madras, which h lso brought
prices, in proportion, than Bengal, there being a little;
demand for these sorts of indigo, in consequence of 1.,
being no great deal brought forward lately, however
qualities would be neglected, should there be a few
.g",,

public sales of them while fine Indigo remains so
Toe Cochineals were also mostly bought in at and

under previous rates; some inferior grain, however,

certainly lower by 44. per lb., but a few bags of fine:
ver sold from '7s. 31 a 7s. 7d. per lb., and two bar
fine original black at Bs. 9d. and Ss. 10d. per lb.

.R K ETS.
...:TE.—FittnAir, July 20.
From Aye
392 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 28 0 36 0
9 Bete l6 stone 15 0 0
0 Barle y 16 stone 0 0
827 Oats l2 stone 9 0 12 3
10,384 Cwt. 9 stone 7 0 23 0
669 Oatmeal 8 stone 10 0 13 0
Sold to Liakers only.
9,634 Cwt. Flour-- 17 0 22 0
id Flour 4%. 4d. per
from 21s. Od.
Is, . from 17s. Od.
flrom 7s. Od.
ERSAD.
'calf 2r-

IRISH MA:
DUBLIN MARKET NO

Average price f
Receipts of Flour, 12,
Sales of Do. 10,

:5f
2Wlhit tn.,
384 Second
Thirds,
PRICE OF
~........9 IA d.

acg•
ak
tt:o
to io.

Quartern Loaf .914 d. 1 Half Quartern
Wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, per
_r_fi
per barrel per barrel per barrel r.:
20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist.
s. d. as. d. s. d. as. d. s. d. a s.d. s. (1. as. d. s.
Cork 28 0 33 0 13 0 13 6 9 0 10 817 0 Is e 6 g 13
le
w Limerickaterf.rd
20 07 60 39
09
1133 00
31 19 0 10 (, 16
Clonmel 294 300 120 16 0113 6 139 17 0 19 018 #
Carlow 31 0 320 l6O 17 0 100 10 620 21 0 0
Beef, 51utton, Pork, nutter.
11
45
00
11
20
1 1131 60
116 7 1(1) 19
"
per lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 2d. :id.
i.
d. a d. d. a d. S. d. as. d. s. d. s. d. s. d• ,c°' 05
CoCork 4i 5 5 629 0 :32 0500750 70 1) v",„
3 431 434 0 35 0.17 0710 65 0 az, 0P
Waterford 3 6 3 535 0 36 050076070 0 66 0/
Clonmcl .... 4 5 5 637 0 38 78 070 0 0 /
Carlow.-- 4 51 0 0 0 0 0070(60 (I 50 0

KILKENNY.—But
per barrel ; Flour
rel ; Barley 13s. to
to sd. ; Potatoes 21
Pigs 325. to 335. pc'

tter 763 to 78s. per cwt. ; Wheat ft —otat 1
20s. to 345. per bag; Oats Bs. to 10s. r,O
d. 5s
per stone;4d Coals Is. 2d.per per cwt.;ut
!i• cwt.

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BIRTHS. t
9 ~e
On the 23d inst. the lady of J. M. Machin, Esq., a tp lodge Regent park, of a daughter.
On'the 2,lth inst. at the Lower-roa.t, Richmond, Stord'il
lady of Henry Smith, Esq., of a daughter.
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MARRIED. Ail
On the tllth inst. at South Hackney, W. Monnery, 0( v
(V,P
street, Southwark, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter U{
Rosser, Esq., of Hackney. Oli On the 21st inst. at Christ Church, Surrey, Job—i, sc,
so
Gould, Esq., of Great St. Helen's, Bishops,Tate-within, vA,
to Ann Dorothy, eldest daughter of Mead Raymond, 'l-- ,
Stamford.street, Blackfriais.road. the 1'
l(
On the '24th inst. at St. George's, Hanover square, „.e
r. M. Cornish, of Heathfield, Somersetshire, to Mary An' ,'.
daughter of Mr. Collins, of Regent-street.
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DIED. Ril
On the `22d inst. at his scat, Major House, Suffolk, the
Hon. Lord Henniker, in the 55th year of his age. boo
On the 16th inst at Cirencester, in the 86th year 0, Elizabeth, relict of the late William Croome, Esq,
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„
On the 15th inst. John Tyler, Esq., of Newiub.40
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Kennington, aged 41.
On the 29. d inst. of aponlc.,- of P.

ire 2z,_ Mr. Ralph Holmes,
Inn, Carlisle.
On the 22d inst. of cholera, after a few hours' illne°'
William Goodrich, Grove-road, Mile-end-road, aged di 1,011
On the 19th inst. of spasmodic choleta, Art 1.104,6-
Davids, Esq., Member of the Asiatic Society of Parts, _lf
_set?
talented young man, who, had be survived till At;eAvvto
only have completed his 21st year, was the author of t'l" gig
Grammar, la iwork which will immortalize his 1110101 Y
awful visitation, a widowed mother is bereaved of an
One "
and society has lost one who bid fair to have become
brightest ornaments.

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