The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-11 00:00:00

LONDON. WIA',DNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 11, 1835.

COMMERCIAL RAILWAY, by the Original
South Line to BLACKWALL and the EAST and NV EST
INDIA DOCKS.
The Provisional Committee hereby give notice, that three days'
unavoidable delay having occurred in forwarding the Appropriation
Letters after the day announced by a former advertisement (in con-
sequence of the great number of applications to.be attended to), the
time limited for Payment of the Deposits will he EXTENDED fcr
the like period of THREE DAYS ; and Sir James Esdaile and
Co., the Bankers, will accordingly continue to receive the Deposits
until Saturday, the 14th instant inclusive.
By order,
M. TATE, Secretary.

ESQUIMAUX INTERPRETER.
WANTED an A ISLE-BODIED MAN, not
beyond the middle age, capable of speaking the Esqui-
maux and English, or. Esquimau and French Languages.
For particulars, apply at Freeston and Co.'s, 4, Piccadilly. If by
letter, post paid.

Not. 10.

_ THE ORANGE DESrTRUCTIVES.
!MIIIIIIIIW
"An incendiary priest makes an incendiary parish.
While O'Sullivan is going about England and Scotland.
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preaching "malice, hatred and all uncharitableness" against.
'; ft 2 the Papists, his well-taught and antichristian parishioners
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"
- are e.vmg practical proofs of their improvement by attack-
. the houses of the Catholics. In the Gazette of Sa-
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turday we find the following :
" Whereas it has been represented to the Lord Lieutenant
. that seven houses belonging to Roman Catholics in the
WOWSpa-
rish of Killyman, barony of Dungannon, and county Tyrone,
were attacked by armed parties on the night of the 29th of
October :
" His Excellency, for the better apprehending and bringing
to justice the perpetrators of these outrages, is pleased hereby
to offer a reward of one hundred pounds to any persons (ex-
cept the persons who actually committed the same) who shall,
within s'x months from the date hereof, give such information
as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of all or any
of the persons concerned therein.
" By his Excellency's command,
" MORPETH."
We think it right to impress on the minds of our English
and Scotch readers that Killyman is the parish of the Rev.
Mortimer O'Sullivan. We hope when he attempts in fu-
ture to calumniate any portion of his countrymen, that his
indignant auditory will advise the incendiary to retrace his
steps—to revisit Kiliyman—to teach his own parishioners
for whose teaching he receives some hundreds annually.
what Christianity is, and not to act the hypocrite so far as
to pretend that all is parity and peace within his parish,
while all without is Popery, infidelity an 1 murder.—Frec-
tan's Journal.

PRICE 7D.

ries have decreased about 10,000 bags, and the stock is now

11,000 bags less.
The importation has exceeded that of last year, so have
also the deliveries, particularly for export, but the stock is now

nearly the same.
FOREIGN.—There were no purchases whatever of Foreign
Sugar reported last week ' • the prices are completely nominal.
The import of Havannah has fallen off nearly one half, and
the deliveries in like proportion, which leaves the stock 19,000
boxes, against 7,000 boxes. Of Brazils the import is about
the same up to this period as last year, but the deliveries have
decreased nearly 10,000 chests; the present stock is 1,000
chests, against 4,000 chests last year.
By public sale this afternoon 94 chests 4 barrels Bahia
Sugar, low brown to fine yellow 245. to 309., rather lower.
Average price of Sugar 1./. 17s. 1 lid. per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.--The market continues steady ;
the quantity delivered from the warehouses weekly continues
very large.
This afternoon 100 puns of Antigua Molasses in second

hands sold at 295. 6d.
The total delivery of West India Molasses from the ware-
houses for the week ending 7th inst. amount to 4,161 cwt.
COFFEE.-Foreign Coffee continues very heavy, and the
prices of Brazil again is. to 2s. per cwt. lower, making the
total fall from the late highest point of the market 3s. to 4s.
Ceylon is also lower, 625. to 635. ; the decline has, however,
attracted some attention, and several parcels of good ord.
coloury Brazil are reported at 51s. The British Plantation
descriptions continue dull and lower, notwithstanding the great
consumption ; only the clean and finer qualities can be disposed
of. The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for
the week ending 7th inst. are 125,687 lbs. of East India, and
172.727 lbs. of West India.
By public sale this day, 849 bags Ceylon, good quality,
and various lower descriptions, all taken in at 625., no offers
near that price ; 699 bags St. Domingo, the large proportion
good ord. sold at 525. a 535., one lot 535. 6d., being from ls.
a 2s. dower; and -405 bales Mocha, mostly taken in. The
Coffee market remains in a very languid and heavy state.
The import of British Plantation is only about half that of
last year, and the stock is 5,015 casks, against 9,826 casks.
Of Foreign and East India the import has decreased in about
the same proportion as the stock,'being 18,500 bags less ; the
present stock of Foreign consists in 269 casks, and 8,836 bags
Havannah, 41 casks and. 19,476 bags Brazil, and 17 casks,
14,641 bags St. Domingo.
COCOA.-The late purchases of Brazil Cocoa are reported
at 363. and 375. The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from
the warehouses for the week ending 7th inst. are 18,936 lbs.
Rust, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There is little variation
in the prices of Rum, Demerara 32 over have been sold at
3s. 2d., but the great proportion of the sales are in Jainaicas
32 and 33 over 3s. 3d. In Brandy there is little alteration.
The import has exceeded that of last year by 10,000 puns., but
the deliveries having increased in the same proportion, leaves
our stock nearly 3,000 puns. less.
TURPENTINE.-There is no alteration in Turpentine ; no
parcels of rough on the market ; were any to arrive they would
realize high rates.
TOBACCO.-A cargo of Kentucky Tobacco was reported this
afternoon sold for Flanders about 355.
TaLLow.--There was great interest excited yesterday in
the Tallow market on account of the letters from St. Peters-
burg, stating the close of the shipping season ; the letters
were dated the 30th October, they state the shipments at
72,000 casks, against 127,000 casks last year, being the smallest
export since the year, 1823 ; this circumstance, and the home
supply being very large and yet 2s. higher, induced the specu-
lators for the fall, who are numerous and powerful, to make a
desperate effort to create a panic and produce a fall, in which
they succeeded to a certain extent ; they commenced selling
on the most extensive scale for all periods of delivery, particu-
larly for any day in the next six months.
The great proportion of the Tallow sold appears to be ex-
changed for parcels deliverable at different periods.
letstt PROVISIONS.-The rapid advance in Butter induces
the Irish farmers to sell, consequently the quantity coming to
market is increasing, and as the retailers in London are buying
very sparingly, we think that article will not experience a
further rise, unless severe weather should set in. The low
prices of fresh meat and fish will be likely to operate against
the demand for Bacon. Lard much wanted, and stock very
short. Waterford Butter landed '74s. to 80s., Cork 84s. to
iVis., Limerick 825. to 84s. Bacon 365.
BUTTER. B ACON.
Stock. Wile:Ty. Stock. Delivery.
1834 38,800 12,`2.00 4,800 '.2,430
1835 17,692 firks 11,000 firks 3,039 bales 2,600 bales
The imports of Butter are Irish 12,658 finks. Foreign 3,880 cks. ;
Bacon 3,068 bales.
SlLK._There is no new feature in Silk, the Market con-
tinues dull, but the prices keep firm.
Col-rms.-The Cotton market has greatly improved, not in
the prices, but in the demand; holders can now sell Cotton at
tho fair market prices, which they could not do previously; the
late purchases arc about eoo bags, at full prices.
WOOL.--There was much bustle in the Wool market this
morning, in consequence of the large sales of Colonial Wool
commencing to-day. There arc great numbers of buyers in
town from the manufacturing districts, and the general antici-
pation of the trade is, that higher prices will be obtained ; the
Wool generally being of middling quality, and in good con-
dition.
This evening the public sales were proceeding with great
animation ; there was a very numerous attendance of buyers,
and the whole quantity brought forward up to a late hour was
sold with great briskness at higher rates than the last public
sales. The sales will continue till Saturday.
TEA.-The market, since the large sales in October, con-
tinues steady, and the delivery up to the present time has been
very large ; Company's fine Congests are in demand at Id.
per lb. premium. The clearances from the Coinpany's ware-
houses last month, ending the 24th October, is 939,017 lbs.
weights.
The total deliveries of Tea from the warehouses on which
duty has been paid for the week ending 7th inst. are 522,581 lbs.
Hoes.-The market is dull fur inferior Hops, but fine and
choice Hops sell readily ' • the prices are very steady.
INDIGO.-There is little alteration in the prices of Indigo ;
the stocks arc 25,577 chests, against 30,781 chests last year ;
the deliveries during last month were above 2,000 chests,
about the same as last year. There is
,no business to report,
the attention of the trade being entirely directed to the large
parcels of Indigo now shipping ; the earnestness to get the
Indigo over to the Continent shows the markets are bare of
Indigo.
The total deliveries of East India Indigo from the ware-
houses for the week ending 7th instant, arc 66,842 lbs..
COCIIINEAL.-By public sale this afternoon 81 bags Hondu-
ras Cochineal ; the fine sold higher, the others a shade slower ;
79 bags Garblings, 2s. 3d. and 2s. 4d.
011,.-The Oil market is quiet ; very little business is do-
ing ; the prices are steady, except for Fisi Oils, which are a
b" nde lower. Olive Oils remain the same as last week.
S„ TPETRE.- India House sale this morning 560 tons
re of
went off with briskness 6(1. to Is. higher, 3 -
Saltpetre
fractionb.n
Mincing-la.: c 1,288 bags Saltpetre, ' 235. 6d., 6 and 7 refra:tion .265. to 275. ;
and i
refraction 4 to
84 sold at 265.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES AT
THE SCOTCH WHARFS, Novas'sla 10.
Hones Witesr.—No advices, or arrivals. Departures:
the Banff and London Shipping Company's new schooner
Glenalva, Daniel Smith master, for Banff; and the Christian
and Margaret, Alexander Inglis master, for Leith, both with
general cargoes.
Dowxes WIJARF.—No advices. Arrival : the Bridport
Shipping Company's vessel Busy, R. Angel master, from
Bridport, with a general cargo. No departures.
Nitm.r.a's WitAn-i.—Advice: the London and Edinburgh
Shipping Company's schooner Robert Bruce, William Ander-
son master, sailed from Leith on the 6th instant for this wharf.
No arrivals or departures.
LEITH AND Gr..tsciow WDARF.-No advices. Arrival : the
London and Glasgow Shipping Company's steamship Royal
William, Andrew Richardson commander,t from Leith, with
goods and passengers. No Departures.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUE.

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TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 10.
The Fame, Dye, from Lisbon ; Orwell, Cubitt, Harlingen;
Frithioff, Gullickson, Schien ; Neptune, Languehart, Cher-
burg ; Echo, Thomas, Faro; Flora, Strangebye, Persground ;
Commerce, Wittingham, Petersburgh ; Fairy Queen, Welsh,
Oporto ; Mary and Eliza, Frigarthen, Lisbon ; Britannia,
Belie, Guernsey ; Emily, Roome, Hamburg ; Emerald, Mur-
ray, Gaspe; Resolution, Craig, Oporto ; John, Whilan,
Stettin; Isabel, Chesser, Smyrna; Prima. Elligus, Gotten-
burg ; Samuel and Sarah, Hard, St. Petersburgh ; Cato,
Brown, St. Petersburgh ; George, Brown, Demerara ; King
William, Steward, Rotterdam ; Zephyr, Pallitte, Calais ;
Enterprise, Graing, Guernsey.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Nov. 10.
The . Harlequin, Corbin, Boulogne ; Sarah, Carpenter,
Trieste and Venice ; Earl Bathurst, Kennedy, Hamburg ;
Commerce, Mason, Rotterdam; Statina, Baker, Jamaica;
Ann, Stephens, Rio Janeiro; Robert, Stircker, St. Kitts;
William, Minkman, Antwerp ; Amsterdam, Finch, Amster-
dam; Baron Holberg, Laguard, Sehien; William 'Jail'',
Downie, Hamburg; Hope, Boxer, Rotterdam ; Astendais,
Dalprierrc, Ostend ; Relarnpage, Zaluidea, Cadiz ; St. Vin-
cent, Beach, St. Vincent; Rawlins, Mason, Jamaica; Sea
Bird, Crutchfield, Vera Cruz; Rowena, Burnett, Terceira;
Noble, Stevens, Boston ; Ida Maria, Behrendt, Dantzie.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov. 10.
The William Joliffe, Downie, for Hamburg ; Britannia,
Stranack, Rotterdam ; Margaret, M,Allistcr, Demerara ;
Teaser, Airth, Lisbon ; Blundell, Valerin, St. Mary's, River
Gambia; Harlequin, Corbin, Boulogne.

IRISH Iv:.‘RICETS.
WEEK ENDINa NOV. a
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the

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Trth., I
~.,I',. _ A_7,e4g,Ll.
5711 Wheat,per barr2l ...Icl stone ..... I 15 0 , 4. p_l4 `,

a-Pi IN neio,„
IV Bere ld stone ...... 10 0 a. - i
721 B
1,372 Barley s
12.130 Flour, per cwt ... S :tone A 0 ;a 0 .- 0
119 Et stone 8 0 13 0 11 n
Sold to Bakers only.
;5,2 3 Cwt. Flour ll 0 16 0
Average price of \V heat aunt Flour Rpr sack
16
Firs'g from I 11%. i e (1. to .0 I.
Tleceip!s of Flour, 1:1,261)
Seconds . ...... Irma 11%. 01. to 13s. 111
Sales of Do 1,13 ii )
LTnitds ......... from si. Od. to ii. Ud.

rracr or 111LEMD.
Quartm Half Quartern ..... .3,4(1

CORK ItKE rt 4, —No,. 7,
‘Vlnsat (per `...1:3:> Cd. to Ig.t. ltd. Oats (per
tper last.).,. 13 ti 12 IA I Flour tper cwt ) ..... 5 0 :3 0
101. to 10s. 0,1.
Peel, t'A. to tid. ; Mutton 51. 63. ; Veal, (3d. to .1(1. ;
Pork, 2d. to ; Fresh Butter, 101. to 12(1. per lu.
PRICE or mrrna.
To the Merchants. To t
its
he Counts..
First Quality
Sec onti
Third
Fourth
Filth
Sixth

4 Gll
71

KETS.— Nov. G.
Cwt

CLONMELL ALer
s. d. F. .1. s. d. R. d.
20 0 0
New flutter ......... 73 oto ".3 ti Hides (raw) `l'.l 0t032 6
o.)tmeal ............... 13 614 0 Bacon Pig. .1 026 0
lletkiere:ll...rd 0 32 0 flea:,e
l'cr Vag.
Flour, Secolol '.s 0 26 6 I Flour, Thittls 00 0 114
--klousehold 4 0 24 6; -- Foot ths 0 16 0
Per Barrel.
Rapeseed . ............. 20 0 —Ol 6 I
Ilarley 11 12 0
Bll! e ..................... 0 0 10 0 fanos _ 0 3
rer :-.;:one.
Wheat.. ............... 0 9 011 'Tallow 0,11,-0); l. 6 5 0
Oats
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KILKEN SY MALI '..1.; US.
Wheat .
(per barrel) :20t ild. to 225. M Beef (pet 11, ......... Os. 3d.. tan; •Id
Carley
I.lv.ts
Flour (per bag)
Butter (per cwt.) H.) 0 $.l 0 Fre.,l, Butter .. ...... 0I I I
.. 0 h 0 o
Bacon Pigs
Coals 1 0 1 I Potatoes (per 5t.)... 0 2 0 3
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SCOTCH MARKETS.
HA )DIN 010 N CORN 111 A itKET.—Nov. G.
Brans
1 Wheat. Dailey. Oats.
.1 PettAe.. i
:,s 0.1 3lg I'd '2l, 04 32. 01 ' 3.1 g 0 1
40s Ind , 264 0,1 i 1%. 6,1 :',O. 0.1 \3O thl
'.3.?s 0,1 1 ‘.23 di i 17: lidl 7.2 s I'd 2S+ 0,1
:315 qrs. a Wheat in inattet,:ll7 wt+etcot were i•olit.
31 1....44:b1d --0 44,..%.
4 verage ... ..... . ........... 11. 17, 01 3 :WK.
DALKEITiI CulIN I.llAltliFir.—Nov. 5.
Brant.
I Barley. 1 Oa,. l'u,se.
-' 1 9.3 1 - 4.1 311 0.,1 3i 01
:1(1 • 04 *.io. 0,1
' '`'l 23, 0:1

Firit .....
Second
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1e1.0110•••„, 3i)a Uti U4s Oil Iris
'111.r4 Oti
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of the Earl. Ossory being apppinted VieeLicutenant for
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