The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-01 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, APRIL 21.

J. W. Phipson, Selly-hall, Northfield, Worcestershire--S. C.
James, pork butcher, Digbeth, Birmingham—W. Brown, carpen-
ter, Camberwell—A. L. Wigan, surgeon, Brighton—T. Scrivener,
corndealer, Mark-lane—W. Ashley and W. E. Ashley, merchants,
Gainsborough, Lincolnshire—W. Eccles and J. Stalman, tailors,
Hatton-garden---F. S. Argent, painter, Fetter-lane--R. Fraser,
wine-merchant, Brompton—T. Askey, jeweller, Leadenhall-street
—J. Pages, newspaper vender, Hayes's-Court, Soho.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. H. Power and C. O'Shea, merchants, Clement's-lane—J.
Huxham and T. Brice, coal-merchants, Taunton, Somersetshire—
E. Guest and S. Lewis, nail ironmongers, Dudley, Worcestershire
..-J. Pizza and A. Ortelli, ironmongers, Buckingham—J. Sims,
jun. and E. Sims, common brewers, Stroud, Gloucestershire—J.
Brown and J. Tyler, Britannia-metal manufacturers, Sheffield—J.
Glenister and J. Glenister, bricklayers, Bucks—W. Bakewell and
E. Taylor, millers, Draycott Staffordshire—W. Cresswell and
W. Chapman, chairmakers, New-road, St. Pancras—W. Seaward
and A. Huckle, carmen—J. Wood and G. Wood, Kimblesworth,
farmers, Durham—R. Coleman and C. Wallis, ironmongers, Col-
chester—J. S. Paget and J. Alexander, surgeons, Saville-row—
J. Backhouse and J. Brundrit, fustian manufacturers, Manchester
—E. Munton and I. A. Munton, innkeepers, Cheadle, Stafford-
shire—ll. Batterson, A. Batterson, C. Batterson, and S. Batter-
son, hosiers, Regent-street—G. Denton and J. Wilson, warehouse-
men, Milk-street, Cheapside—C. Buchanan and G. Meggeson,
druggists, Cannonstreet—C. Stevenson and W. Ramage, builders,
Theobald's-road—W. W. Woodward and H. Whateley, attorneys,
Pershore, Worcestershire—C. Pritchard, M. Pritchard, H. Lamb,
and E. Springall, milliners, Shrewsbury—D. Wall and J. Wall,
drapers, Melton Mowbray—W. Cruickshank and G. Gilbert, land-
surveyors, Furnival's-inn.
SCOTCH SEQ tIESTRATIONS.

JAMES DURHAM and Co., stationers, Edinburgh, April 6,
and 20. at twelve, in the Royal Exchange offee-house.
STIRLING and KENNY, booksellers, Edinburgh, April 3,
and 20, at one, in the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange.
PATRICK MILLER, merchant, Glasgow, April 6, and 21, at
the George Inn, Glasgow.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current.)

Sec Att.-The only alteration in the Sugar Market last week
was that the coloury descriptions were a shade higher; the estima-
ted sales were 2,400 hhds. and trs. The Market was heavy to-
day, particularly for brown Sugars; the estimated sales, including
the 92 hhds. Trinidad, brown to low mid. yellow 51s. 6d. a 565.,
and 65 hhds. Demerara, low yellow to fine 535. a' 575., sold at
public sale, were 500 hhds. and trs. ; the Market dull and rather
lower. The stock of West India is now 16,511 hhds. and trs.,
being 4,643 more than last year. The stock of Mauritius 96,858
bags, being 7,338 more than last year. The delivery of West India
2,406 hhds and trs., being 841 more than last year. The delivery
of Mauritius 7,130 bags, being 502 more than the corresponding
week of 1834. In the Refined Market there was little variation
last week, fine crashed 335. 6d. The Market was little varied this
afternoon, few goods still on show, and no alteration in pricei.
MAURITIUS.-The sales last week went off freely at very full
Market prices ; the coloury Sugars rather higher. There were
two public sales of Mauritius Sugar this afternoon, 7,409 bags, the
whole went off heavily, and a considerable proportion taken in ; the
Market is heavy and rather lower.
EAST INDIA.-There is nothing new in East India Sugars; the
late sales are inconsiderable. This day at public sale 202 baskets,
1,230 bags Java and Siam Sugars sold much about former prices.
FOREIGN.-The only purchase of Foreign Sugar reported is
100 boxes white Havannah at 335. 6d. Average price of Sugar
1/. 10s. 53 d. per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-About 300 puns sold to-day, mid.
Demerara and Trinidad 225. 6d. a 235., very good Antigua 245.
COFFEE.-The demand for Foreign and east India Coffee was
considerable last week, and rather large purchases were reported,
but on Friday the prices rather gave way ; Sumatra o,rd. to good
395. a 445., Samarang 485., good ord. Batavia sold in considera-
ble parcels 535. 6d. a 545. ; the previous purchases had been good
ord. St. Domingo 555., large parcels Brazil 545. a 565. 6d. ; 1,000
bags Ceylon 555. a 565. 6d., good ord. at 575. and 58s. By
public sale this day 217 bags good ord. Batavia taken at 535. ; 54
casks, 24 barrel's, 59 bags Jamaica, fine ord. to low mid. 87s. 6d.
to 955., about former prices. The Coffee Market is heavy and
rather ower for East India descriptions ; Ceylon and St. Domingo
still enquired after.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Government contract
for Rum was taken 3d. a 4d. per gallon under the previous, nomi-
nal prices, the 50,000 gallons, 5 per cent. under, at a fraction
under Is. 111/2d., it was Is. 11d. 7-16ths ; the 25,000 gallons, 6
per cent. over, new arrivals at 2s. Id. deliverable at Deptford stores
free of all expense ; the Market prices however did not fall in propor-
tion with the low prices of the contract. The sales since the con-
tract are only Leewards 9 over, a tine parcel at 2s. 3d., 6 over at
2s. Id. ; Demerara 30 over at 3s. In Brandy or Geneva there is
no alteration.

TA LLow.—The Tallow Morket continues in a very depressed
state, the prices are again 6d. per cwt. lower. The weather is very
favourable for the home supply.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The Market is very dull, and nothing
whatever doing either in Butter or Bacon. Our stocks and deli-
veries are estimated as follows:

BUTTER
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1834 40,000 iirks 6,024 Arks 23,200 bales 2,890 bales
1833 19,800 3,700 14,980 2,730

BACON.

The Imports are Foreign s,79s'casks ; Irish 1,088 tirks. ; Bacon
1,285 bales.
Faurr.—There is a good demand for Fruit ; the chief sales are
in Currants, in Smyrna and Muscatel Raisins.
COTTON.---We gave the sales of Cotton up to Friday evening;
the purchases since are 800 bags at full prices ; the holders are ask-
ing higher prices, on account of the advance at Liverpool last week
of !,cd. per lb., and Brazil v, d. per lb, ; the purchases at that port
last week were 35,000 bags, of which 14,000 were on speculation
and export.
TEA.—The Tea Market remains in a state of complete stagna-
tion ; no sales can be effected but at a great discount on the

last East India House prices. The trade wait the event of the
public sales on Monday next; most of the quantity are excellent,
some of the Congous as fine as any of the Company's importation.
At Liverpool last week 18,000 chests were brought forward at public
sale, of which only about 10,000 chests sold at an irregular fall of
Id. to 3d. per lb. The only purchase here is of the last East India
House Sale, Boheas at 2d per lb. discount.
INniGo.—lndigo continues in a nominal state, and will probably
continue so till the result of the sales this day week ; the great pro-
portion of these sales are of the fine qualities.
Particulars of the Sale :-
100 very fine shippers 6s. 7d. and upwards.
1,010 good to fine ditto 6s. Id. a 6s. 6d.
1,313 good consumers to mid. shippers ss. 6d. a 6s.
343 ord. to good consumers 4s. 9d. a bs. 3d.
75 Madras
24 Oudes.
12 Javas.
Valued according to last sale's prices.
T u KME tc.—This day's public sale 1,850 bags Turmeric, Bs.
a Iss.

Hops.—The Market is very barely supplied with choice and fine
pockets, with a very good demand for all classes, and a good trade
from the country consumers. Very few old hops left on the market.
SA LTPETI:E. —There is no alteration to notice in Saltpetre; the
prices are well supported, 4 refraction 28s.
NITRATE or SODA. —There are sales of Nitrate of Soda, at
21s. 9d.

Woot..—The market is not so brisk as last week, but the late
advance is firmly maintained.
RlCE.—There is no alteration in Rice; 500 bags common Ben-
gal at public sale this day, 10s. a 10s. 6d. •
SILK.—The Silk market remains exceedingly fiat, the trade
waiting further arrivals from China, which are daily expected. At
public sale last week, 50 bales Bengal Ravi Silk and 248 bales in-
ferior Waste Silk were brought forward, the whole were bought in
except a few of the former, which sold in proportion to last sale's
prices.
HORSE HIDES ANn Kirs.—The quantity exported from St.
Petersburgh last year was 220,000 pieces, and from Riga 226,0€0
pieces.

TOBACCO.—There is nothing new to report in Tobacco; the
sales consist of inconsiderable parcels to the trade.
SPICES.—There is no alteration to notice in Spices • Pepper
and Nutmegs continue inquired after ; the latter is higher,
quality sold at 6s. 6d. per lb. This day's public sale 881 bags BSI
Pepper, ord. Sumatra, 414 d. to 4%d., rather higher.
TIMBER Dt;TtEs.—The duties on Foreign Timber will be taken
into consideration by the House of Commons at an early day, with
the view for their reduction, but the only progress in the questionadi
at present is the ordering of returns of the quantities from
&c., particularly the cargoes from the North of Europe landed and
re-shipped from the British North American Colonies to the mother
country.

OILS.—The export demand has abated for the present, and but
little inclination is evinced by the trade to purchase for horne use.
At public sale on Friday about 200 tons Southern Oil offered, brit
was principally bought in at 241. to 265. 10s.
TunrEsrisx.-1,000 brls. have arrived this week, for whieM
13s. is demanded, but cannot be obtained. Spirits dull, and ra•
then lower.