The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-05 00:00:00

THE WOODS,

in addition to the beauty and comfort which they afford
as an appendage to the estate, possess in common with all
others in this neighbourhood the advantage of being
exempt from the payment of Tithes and Poor rates, and
are particularly adapted for the preservatio❑ of Game,
being for the most part detached from other coverts.
A. R. P. A. It. P.
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The Home Farm consists of a farm
house, ample and commodious farm build-
ingz, labourer's cottage, and Pasture and
Arable Lands, amouting to ::03 I I
Hyde Farm comprises a cottage residence,
formerly occupied by a small family of re-
spectability Snow let as three tenements), a
very convenient suite of farm buildings, and
Arable Lands, amounting to

Total of the Farms (more or less) 251 2 2.4
ost
04
NN'ood (more or less) 87 038

Total (more or 368 3 `2`.:

The Estate possesses rights of common over the adjoin-
ing wastes. The Woods are very productive and in good
Condition. The Farms having been for the last ten years
in the hands of the Proprietor, are in a high state of culti-
vation. The poor-rates and other parochial payments
are very moderate, and the whole property offers to the
Capitalist a very eligible ( pportunity both for residence and
investment.

Applications to view must be made at the Home Farm.
Further particulars may be had at the Auction Mart,
London ; at the office of Mr. Mercer, solicitor, Henley-upon-
Thames (where a map may be seen) ; at the Red Lion, Hen-
ley-upon-Thames; the Sun, Maidenhead ; Crown, Great
Marlow ; Bear, Reading ; Castle, Windsor ; Red Lion,
High Wycombe ; Angel, Oxford ; on the Estaee ; and of
Mr. Joseph Townsend, Land Agent and Surveyor, Wood
End, near Great Marlow, who alone is authorised to:treat.
MI lettere to be pot-pia.

This day was published,
THE ANATOMY of the THYMUS
GLAND.

By Sir ASTLEY COOPER, Bart. F.R.S.
Sergeant-Surgeon to his Majesty, Consulting Surgeon to
Guy's Hospital, &c. &c. &c.

SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOW-

LEDGE.

This day was published, price le. plain, or Is. 6d. co-
loured, No. 22 of a Series of Maps, Modern and An-
cient, published under the Superintendence of this So-
ciety. containing,
1. THE ENVIRONS of LONDON.
2. The ENVIRONS of PARIS.

These two very useful Maps are nearly 15 inches by 12
in size, and extend to from 9 to 12 miles from the centre
of each metropolis. The 22 Numbers already published
contain 11 Ancient and 11 Modern Maps, the ancient
series being nearly completed. They are compiled from
the very best authorities, both official and private. The
scale varies according to the acknowledged importance of
the respective countries and districts. The Ancient Alaps
agree exactly in scale with the corresponding Modern, and
are compiled under the most rigorous scrutiny. The
whole are engraved in the best manner on steel; and their
cheapness is unexampled in any country.
Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row.

Just published, price 101. (with 12 Plates, above 100
Wood Engravines, and 34 Sheets of Letterpress similar
to that of the Encyclopaedia of Gardening) Part I. of an
ENCYCLOPIEDIA of COTTA GE,
FARM, and VILLA ARCHITECTURE; con-
taining the Geographical and Literary History of this De-
partment of the Art, and the Grammar and Principles of
Civil Architecture generally. Illustrated by an extensive
Series of Lithographic Designs for Dwellings in the Coun-
try, from the Labourer's Cottage to the Gentleman's Villa ;
accompanied by Estimates and Specifications; with Cri-
tical Remarks on each Design, and on Landscape Gar-
dening, with reference to its accompaniments.
By J. C. LOUDON, F.L.S. &c.
Conductor of the Gardener's Magazine, &e.

The main object of this work is to improve the dwell-
ings of the great mass of society in the temperate regions of
both hemispheres. A secondary object is to raise the
standard of taste and criticism in architectural objects ge-
nerally, by rendering popular a subject which has been
hitherto treated in a manner calculated rather to repel than
to invite the general reader.
The Work will be continued in Quarterly Parts, at ss.
each ; and will extend to 20, forming one handsome Bvo.
volume, price 51. ss. Part 11. will appear July 2.
London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Co.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR-The extensive and continued public sales of
Mauritius Sugars have the effect of lowering the price of West
India 3luscovades, and occasioning a dull Market. The esti_
mated sales are 3,000 hhds. and trs. The Market has taken a
decided turn ; there is more business doing, and a firmer Mar-
ket. In refined the transactions are still on a confined scale,
on account of the small stock. Very little business has been
doing in the Market since our last report until Tuesday morn-
ing, when the steamboat from Hambro' encouraged some of
the buyers to give the prices for large and small lumps, which
previously had only been nominal, by taking the most ordinary
large lumps at 645., and good to fine from 655. to 665., ord. to
good small from 665. and upwards : the melters have not made
any purchases this week, and are not inclined to do so,
unless at a reduction of about 2s. ; fine crashed re-
mains nominally the same, from 335. 6d to 345, 6d, with little
business doing. This afternoon there is more business; the
transactions are considerable, taking into consideration our
reduced stocks; the prices are rather higher, low lumps 655, ;
few or no parcels offer under that price. Molasses 255. 6d.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-Large public sales of Mauri-
tius having been brought forward on a falling Market, prices
have again declined ls., and on some of the low yellow lots
Is, Gd. since last week ; strong grey refining sorts from 505.6 d,
to 51s. 6d. have been more in demand, and prices of these are
now nearly stationary ; the quantity offered by public sale
amounting to 16,106 bags ; the following are the prices : good
to fine fine greyish brown 48s. a 495. 6d., ord. yellow 495. a 50s.
mid, to very good yellow 51s. a 535. 6d., mid, to good strong
grey 50s. Gd. and 525. 6d., fine fine grey or white, very dry and
strong 575. 6d. 6,340 bags have fleen entered since our last.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-By private contract no transactions
of any consequence have taken place, and the public sales have
been confined to 104 casks Rio, and 287 casks white Havannah,
which sold rather cheaper than was generally expected from the
previous firm appearance of the Market; the brown Brazils, of
which there was only a small proportion, sold better in compa-
rison than the whites ; the following are the prices paid :-
Havannah, low white 28s. 6d. a 31s. 6d., good white 335. and
335. 6d., fine white 345. a 355. 6d. Rio, good brown, 21s. a Ms.
fine yellow 235. a 245. 6d., ord. white 255. 6d. a 275. Gd., good
white 28s. Gd., one small lot fine white 30s. 6d. 300 casks yel.
low and 200 casks white Havannah are advertised for next
Tuesday. The arrivals bring 404 casks Pernambuco.
COFFER-British Plantation Coffee continues in very
limited demand, and prices are again 4s. a Os. lower; there is
also very little inquiry for Foreign and East India, but in prices
there is no alteration. The public sales consisted of 400 casks
1'2•2 bags British Plantation, 65 bales Mocha, and 46 bags Su.
matra. Jamaica, ordinary sold at 765. good ordinary 80s. a f3os.
6d, fine ordinary 81s. 6d. being 4s. lower, middling 84s. a 85s.
being 6s. lower; Trinidad, good ordinary, SOs ; Demerara,
triage 735. Gd. a 76s ; Mocha, good ordinary greenish 735. a 775.
more yellow ditto 88s. a 90s. Gd ; there was considerable compe.
tition amongst the Home Trade for the yellow lots, and in con-
sequence the prices were driven up about Ss. above the general
valuations , Sumatra, good ordinary sold at 525. Gd. By pri.
vate contract some parcels Mocha, of a greenish description,
have been bought for exportation at 755. The arrivals are 28
casks British Plantation, 208 casks 236 bags Porto Rico, and
1,160 bags of East India. There were no sales of Coffee this day.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market
is still very heavy, and proof Lecwards have been sold free on
board at Is. 614 d, snaking the market price about ls. 5 ,d.
There are extensive arrivals of Brandy, but the market is firm.
Geneva pale 2s. 6d. which is lower,

TALLOW.—The Market has been dull all the week; the
prices a shade lower. This day, by public sale, 400 casks
Odessa Tallow, 425. Pd, a 435. 48 casks Cape Tallow 435. a 435. 3d.
SlLK.—Thrown Silks are in demand, in consequence of
manufacturers being out of goods. The market continues to
improve, and we may quote good Silks from 3d. to 6d. higher,
but any thing low meets with ready sale; manufactured goods
are fetching better prices. The market is better than last week;
any thing in waste will find a ready sale.
TEA.—Boheas have become scarce in the market, large
chests are at 4s. 0M d. ; Congou chests at 4s 03 d. a 4s. 0 aid.
Congous continue dull.

WOOL—The two public sales of yesterday went off at fair
prices—viz , 600 bales Spanish, Rs. at Is. 6d. at Is. 10:d., F and
S and A and Rs in proportion ; 45 German 130. a 22d., 62. Van
Diemen's Land 9d. a 171 d., 49 Cape of Good Hope 61d. a Is. 61.
By private contract there is a little snore doing, and stock gra-
' 4
a sd. ; 300 Bowed, ord. 5,3 d. a 61d. ; 2,000 Egyptian, ord to good
60. a 71d. By public sale this day 1,700 bags Surat, of which
about 1,500 bags sold, very ord. to goad fair, at 417 d. to 5 17,i d.
(market prices.)
TIN.—By public sale this forenoon '2,164 slabs Banca Tin,
all taken in at 645.

INDIGO.—There is no alteration in Indigo; the Market
continues rather firm.

SPICES.—In Spices there is little alteration ; there is
rather more demand for Pepper.
TOBACCO.—In Tobacco there are few sales.
FRUIT.—Some extensive parcels of red Smyrna Raisins
have been sold at 375. both for the home trade and for ex-
portation, and the exporters continuing to offer for large
parcels induced the importers to advance their price to 3.95.
for Chesme Raisins, at which price a considerable quantity was
sold, and the holders are now demanding 405.; about 1,.500
barrels arrived last week ; of Currants also there have been
several arrivals, and a large parcel of fine Zante was divided
last week at 665.; Patras continue to go off steadily at 745. ;
Turkey pulled Figs also go off more readily.