The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-08 00:00:00

GREECE.

ARGOS, DEC. 24.—1 t was on the 19th that the Na-
tional Assembly at Argos opened. On the following day
that Assembly issued the annexed proclamation :

" THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO THE GREEKS.

" The National Assembly, conformably to the wishes of
the country, opened its Session on the 19th inst. The
following are the important objects which will engage the
attention of your representation :
" To decree a Constitutional Charter to guarantee the
rights of the citizen, and to regulate in a fundamental and
precise manner every thing relative to the Government.
" To solicit the three Powers, in a respectful memorial,
to put an end to the affairs of an unfortunate country, and
to send as soon as possible the Prince who is to govern the
country, conformably to the Constitution which shall be
approved.
" To re-organize the judicial department, the finances,
and all the otter branches of government.
" To regulate in a more precise manner the compensa-
tions due to the troops, to the marine, and every thing
connected with their rights.
" To settle the mode of dividing the lands belonging to
the nation.

" To ordain and support a Previsional Government,
analogous to the Constitution which shall be decreed, and
conformably to the regulations and restrictions which the
Assembly shall think advisable.
" TO nominate a Junta to examine and judge of the
acts of the Ministers, of the Government, of the Governorb,
and all Subalterns.
" The Assembly, on announcing its opening for the ge-
neral satisfaction, recommends with paternal solicitude all
the citizens of every class or condition to maintain public
tranquillity, as it has been ever since the death of our
virtuous and respectable President ; it recommends to
all the military to show the same discipline, the same
submission to the present order of things, as in the
critical circumstances which have taken place since we
remained orphans.
" To the Governors it recommends to watch over the
public safety ; and, lastly, to all the citizens to co-operate,
etch as far as depends on him, in the preservation of con-
cord and unity, in order to show to our august protectors
that we are worthy of their assistance and solicitude.

•
" Argos, Dec. 20, 1831.
(Signed) ZAMADOS, President
" VAEGO, Vice-President.
" PANNuPULOS, secretaries.
" EMAIS,
—(From the Corfu Gazette.)

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades last week was
very limited, the purchases did not exceed 2,600 hhds.
and trs., yet such is the scarcity of fine and of good
strong working Sugars, that the prices were a shade
higher. The stock of West India Sugars is now 21,963
hhds. and trs., which is 5,227 less than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 49,953 bags, being 37,344 more than
last year. The delivery of West India Sugar last week
3,094 hhds. and trs., being 206 less than last year. The
delivery of Mauritius 6,386 bags, being 3,920 more than
the corresponding week of 1831. The Market this fore-
noon is still dull ; the estimated sales ate only 500 hhds.
and trs. ; the strong and fine Sugars still rather higher.
The Refined Market was without briskness last week, yet
the exporters evinced a great inclination to purchase, par-
ticularly the low goods. In crashed few purchases were
repotted. The wholesale Grocers appeared to be buyers
of fine goods for the home consumption, but did not pur-
chase extensively, as the sellers would not submit to the
low prices offered. The Market has been very heavy all
day, the prices 6d. lower than on this day week.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-Some white flavannah Sugars
offered at public sale last week were taken at 31s. 6d. and
325., mid. quality and colour ; 230 chests 74 brls. Brazil
found buyers, the strong at higher rates, the soft at rather
lower prices-greyish white Rios, strong 255., mid. to
good yellow 18s. a 225. 6d., brown 13s. 6d. a 15s. 6d. ;
Bahia, mid. to good white 235. 6d. a 255., good yellow
215., good brown 18s. ; mid. to good soft white Pernam-
buco 22e. 6d. a 245. 6d., brown 15s. 6d. a 16s. 6d.
This day by public sale 1,231 chests Havannah Sugar, the
good and fine white sold 325. a 335. 6d., a few lots fine
brown 225., the yellow 235. a 265., the latter heavy ;
242 chests Bahia sold rather higher ; low white 235. a
255., brown 15s. a 17s.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-There were few sales of East
India or Mauritius Sugars last week; about 1,700 Mau-
ritius in bond sold 16s. a 225., being at rather lower
prices. Average price of Sugar 11. ss. 34d. per cwt.
IMPORT DUTY ON MUSCOYADES.-The Committee of
the House of Commons are investigating the question of
the Sugar Duties, to relieve, if possible, the West India
Planters. Among other suggestions, it is stated the
lowering the duties of other articles, such as Coffee and
Tea, would greatly add to the increase of the consumption
of Sugar.
COFFEE.-The prices of Cheribon Coffee, of Jamaica,
Berbice, and Demerara, where Is. a 2s. lower last week.
678 bags yellow Cheribon, little mixed, sold at 535. a 535,
6d.; but the parcel was not admissible for home consump
tion at the low duty of 9d. per lb.: 3,854 bags of Ceylon
sold at full prices, and with briskness, 525. a 525. 6d.;
ordinary 51s. a 51e. 6d. ; 403 bags of fine ordinary
coloury Brazil sold 565. a 575. 6d., which was Is. a 21.
higher; good middling Jamaica sold at 88s. a 935. ; good,
ordinary 825. a 84e. ; good ordinary pale St. Domingo
54,.--This day's sale, 200 bags of Brazil, the whole
ordinary, taken in at 51s. a 525. the damaged sold at
previous prices.
BUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANus.-There are mole
enquiries after Rum, which gives an improving appear-
ance to the market; several purchases of proof Leewards
are reported at is. and 3 over at the same price ;
Tobago, 24 over, at Is. 9d. ; Leewards, 30 over, at 2s. ;
and Jamaica at 2s. 2d. In Brandy or Geneva there is
little variation.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is
heavy, and rather lower. In Hemp or Flax there is little
alterati.n.

Rlc..—ln Rice there is no alteration.
COTTON. —The Cotton Market is very firm. The pur-
chases this week consist of 700 Surat, ordinary to middling,
4d. a 4 d. ; 150 Bengal ordinary to good fair, 4-4-d. a
qd.; 110 Egyptian, fair, 6t-d.: 150 Bowed, ordinary to
fine, 5y 1. a 6t-d.
INDIGO.—The Market is dull on account of the various
sales advertised. The few purchases reported are small
parcels at the late India House sale prices.
SALTPETRE.-The Market is heavy, and little varia-

tion in price.
SlLK..—There is but little doing in Silk. Raws are
looking up, and Thrown Silks are steady.
TEA.-Boheo are again this week a farthing per lb:
higher, and the Market generally looks more firm.
OlLS.—Fish Oils remain heavy. At public sale last
week Sperm Oil of fine quality sold 661. a 671. Corn
mon Oils in little demand. About 100 tuns Cod 081
taken by the trade. Olive Oils without sales. Linseed
Oils a good deal has been done in; the export demand