The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-01 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for West India Muscovades has
been steady and considerable : the estimated sales for the
week are 3,500 hhds. and tierces; the prices are without
the slightest alteration. In the Refined Alarket there is
little change : the Market rather dull, but no reduction in
the prices can be stated, as the holders are getting more
confidence in the firmness of the Raw Market, and in the
low proportion the Refined Sugars bear to the other de-
scriptions. The Refined Market this afternoon is parti-
cularly heavy, and, notwithstanding the small stock o❑
hand, prices must be considered lower ; for the brown
Lumps prices previously rejected have been accepted,
and small Lumps are 6d. to Is. lower; fine crashed is
offered at 325. 6d.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-In East India Sugars there are
no purchases of any extent to report; some offers have
been made for Siam and Bengal, but they were rather
lower than the market prices, and were rejected.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.—There have been no public sales,
and few purchases by private contract are reported ; some
parcels offering have not met the brisk demand expected.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-Since the public sale of Havannah
Sugar on Friday last about 300 chests of the good white
withdrawn have been sold at 355. By private contract
the purchases are 450 bags yellnw Havannah 255. 6d.
a 275., and a small parcel fine white Pernanis 30s. 6d. ; a
few Para Muscovades 21s. 6d. There were offered at
public sale, this day, 136 chests, 4 half chests, and 2 boxes
Bahia, but there were no offers. Yellow and brown taken
in at 235. 6d. to 245. ; white at 28s.
COFFEE.—The Market for Foreign and East India
Coffee has been very heavy, and no buyers offer within ls.
to 2s. of the late prices. The British Plantation Coffee
fell 2s. to 3s. per cwt. early in the week, but the Market
rallied yesterday, and higher prices were obtained. Every
successive mail from the Continent has lately brought still
more unfavourable reports respecting Coffee, which has
rendered the Market so dull that the prices of Foreign and
East India may now be considered nominal, as all the par-
cels offered at public sale this week have been taken in ;
330 hags Havannah, good to fine ord. 58s. a 60s. ; 966
bags Ceylon, good ord. 545. 6d. and 555. The sales of
Jamaica were ord. 745. a 76e. good and fine ord. 775. a
81s. 6(1. It is reported that some coloury good ord. Bra-
zil has been taken at 595., and a few lots coloury La Guyra
at 635. This day's sales 2,429 bags Brazil, good ordinary,
all taken in at 60e., which is above the market prices.
958 bags Ceylon, middling, all taken in at 555. 159
casks British Plantation, the latter sold at nearly yester-
day's quotations ; ordinary 745. ; good ordinary to low
middling 765. to 83s.

Roar,
BRANDY;;ND HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market
continues very dull, proof Leewards nominally ls. 7d.
Brandy continues in good demand. Geneva still neglected.
At the close of the NI irket this afternoon Rum must be
comidered lower, parcels of proof Leewards having offered
at Is. 7d., without finding buyers.
TALLov‘.--The demand for Tallow has revived ; the
purchases are considerable, and the advanced prices have
been maintained.

hum PROVISIONS.—It is stated that an order has been
issued from the Lords of the Treasury to suspend the ope-
ration of the late Bill, as far as regards the export of fo-
reign provisions in bond, so much complained of by the
Irish provision merchants. Although the arrival of Butter
and Bacon is very trifling this week, and the stock of both
likely to be considerably reduced at the wharfs, the Market
continues very heavy : fine Friesland Butter at the quay
we quote 84s. ; Limerick is offering freely at 778. on
board, and SO.. landed; for Cork 78s. on board is de-
manded, and 80s. landed ; Waterford we nominally quote
758. a 778. on board, 765. a 78s. landed, and Carlow (as
to repute of brands) 78s. a 80s. on board, 80s. a 82s.
landed ; Newry now shipped is offering at 725. on board ;
and at 745. landed Sligo has been sold. Prime fresh-
singed Bacon cannot be quoted over 545., nor stale par-
cels over 50s. a 528. For bale or tierce Middles, Bladder

SHEEP SKINS.
Short Wool Os. Od. to Os. Od. f Lambs Is. Gd. to 2s. ed.
Od. to le. Bd.

Friday the Bishop of Exeter collated the Rev. Robert
Gee to the vicarage of Paington and chapel of Alai ldon,
Devonshire.

The Rev. R. Phayre, scholar of Trinity College, Dub.
iin, has been presented by Marquis Townshend to the
livings of East and West Rainham, Norfolk, and the per-
petual curacy of Mary's, Norwich.
The Rtv. E. Thurlow, Rector of Houghton-le-Spring,,
Durham, has appointed the Rev. J. S. Nichol, Curate of
Wooler, to the new church at Hetton.
The Rev. G. Townsend, Vicar of Northallerton, has
been appointed by the Bishop and Dean and Chapter of
Durham, Official for Allerton and Allertonshire, diocese
Durham.

The Lord Lieutenant has nomivated to the living of
Moyne, in the diocese of Cashel, the Rev. Samuel F. rgu-
son, Curate of Archdeacon Stopford, diocese of Leghlin.
. A sew chapel of ease to St. Martin's in the Fields is At
present being erected in Burleigh-street, .Strand,
On Saturday week, the Rev. Jervis Coke Alderson,
M A. was instituted to the rectories of ThcOnsihorpe and
Bodham, Norfolk, on the presentation of J. T.-.ldtitt,
Esq. - ,

On the same day, the Rev. M. B. Darby, A. M., was
instituted to the vicarage of Wicklewood, Norfolk, on the
presentation of Mies Elizabeth Darby, of Diss, Mis 4
Mary Rett, of Yoxford, and Richard Heber, E,q., of
Hod net, Shropshire.

On Tuesday last the Rev. George Maddison, B A.,
of Jesus College, was elected a Shrine Fellow of Catherine
Hall.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.

MAJOR-GENERALS-Sir Charles Ashworth, K.C.B. ;
Sir C. Bruce, K.C.8., London.

LIEUT.-COLONELS—MI•NeiI, h. p. Cape Regiment;
Aubrey, Unatt., Cheltenham,

CAPTAINS-Warlock, 91 Foot ; Fetherston, b. p.
Foot; Browne, h. p. 117 Foot; Fox, h. p. 98 Foot.
LIEUTENANTS—Hodgson, Gren. Guards, London;
Brocklass, 1 W. I. R. Essequibo; Sodden, R. Art., St.
Alban's; Seymotir, h. p. 29 Foot; Leaden, 6, p. 39 Foot ;
Molison, h. p. 71 Foot ; Cameron, 9 Vet. 80. ; Brady,
h. p. 14 Foot; Robertson, 3 Vet. 80. ; Bicknell, h. p.
4. Ceylon Reg. ; Freere, h. p. 2 Vet. Bn., Tobago ; Richard-
son, h. p. 15 Foot; Johnstone, b. p. 23 Dragoons;
M`Leod, h. p. 29 Foot; Wilson, h. p. 31 Foot; Arrow-
smith, h. p. Fish's Corps ; Alex. Cameron, 11. p. Unatt. ;
O'Hara, h. p. 5 W. I. R.
CORNET AND ENSIGNS--Cook, h. p. 20 Dragoons;
13oreham, 3 Vet. Bn. ; Corbett, h. p. 97 Foot ; Elshaw,
Lincoln ; Mahon, h. p. 28 Foot ; Weieall, h. p. 82 Foot.
Paymaster Scott, 96 Foot, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Surgeon Bullock, h. p. 11 Dragoons.

MEDICAL DEPART3IENT-Assist. Insp. Browne, M.D. ;
Assist. Surg. Watson, 83 Foot, Ballinrobe ; Assist. Sure.
Eking, 93 Foot, I3arbadoes; Assist. Surg. F. Pard ly,
M.D., l.t B itt. Rifle Brigade, Montreal, Upper Canada..
Dep. Purv. Cummings.