The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-02 00:00:00

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The Turpentine distillers having, by the recent de-
mand, been entirely relieved front their stocks of .Rosin,
and still meeting
.ft good demand for nit Of Turpentine, hnve
shown a desire to add lo their supply of the raw material ;
about 1,300 barrels, sometime warehoused, have in con-
sequence been sold at 9s, 6d. for middling, and 10s. 3d.
for good, with a small parcel inferior at" is. 9d. per cwt.—
A fresh import of about 1,000 barrels new, will be offered
by auction on the quay this day. No fresh imports of
American Tar have yet been received, a small cargo of
600 barrels Archangel will be offered by auction on Mon-
day. Rosin now commands 4s. Gd. at which several sales
have been effected..

The business in Ashes has been very considerable this
week,. some parcels, independent of, the regular consump-
tive demand, being taken on speculation, which has
caused a further improvement of Is. 'per cwt.; the total
sales are about 520 barrels Montreal .Pot at 24e, 6(1. to 2.55.
6d. for last year's, and 265. to 275. for new, with 50 bar-
rels Montreal Pearl at 265. to 27a. In States' Pot 'Ashes
150 barrels New York are • taken for export at 265. 3d.
part stained. There has been an improved demand for
Quercitron Bark, 'and 150 hogsheads Philadelphia sold at
12s. with 19 hogsheads New York at 9i. per cwt. In
Tanning Bark a.small cargo of Dutch has, been sold from
the quay at Si. 17s. 6(1. with 105 tons German, at about
4/. 10s. per ton. Some inquiry has appeared for rough
Brimstone, and 40 tons sold at Si. ss. but holders now gene-
rally ask 5/..105, per ton. For Eogwood less inquiry, 50 tons
Campeachy at 7/..54„it 7/.75. 6d. is all that has been done. Pus-
tic is in better demand, an d 240 tons Cuba have been sold at 81.
to 8/71.05. with 40 tons Spanish at 6/. per ton. In Nicaragua
Wood and Durwood no sales reported. 'Madder Roots, which
have for some time been neglected, have this week been in-
Tuired f9r, and 150 bales French sold at 375. and 100 bales
urkey at 388.; the better descriptions of French Madder
Meet a ready sale, but the lower, marks are not wanted.-
But few Indigos being in this market, the business doing
is very limited, the recent advance is fully supported.-
Ninety-eight packages E. I. Blue Galls were offered yes-
terday by auction, but none sold,--Good Safflower is in-
quired for, and about 59 bales E. I. sold at SI. 1.55. to 61.
10s. with some Egyptian at 4/. 10s. per ewt.-Seventy-
seven chests Lac Dye offered yesterday, 'were withdrawn
without a bidding.-hr Shumac little done, Sicily steady
at 11s., arid Verona at 7s. 9d.--,Saltpetre is more inquired
for, and the stock here very trilling; the sales 801.300 bags,
at 245. for ordinary, and 255. to ~?ss. 3d. for good,--Thereis a'steady demand for Valonia, 10 tons picked Smyrna
have brought 18/, 'and 5 to:0 Mores 161. per ton.--In
Flax Seed, the only sale is 125 hluis.-American (Brand
1824) at 395. 6d. per hogshead. •
'The receipt of further unfavortrable news from Italy of
the state of the Olive eropsabas•oecasioned a brisk demand
for Oil, and about 200 tons Gallipoli have been sold at
381. to 40/. with about 20 tuns Messina at 36/. per tun.-
In Seed and Fish Oils but little has been done; the
buyers now appear inclined to wait further news from, the
Straits' Fishery;. small parcels 'of Pale Seal are occasion-
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with a fair demand, Elides meet a ready sale, and some
any sold at 30/. per tun. Palm Oil remains steady at
improvement' in Brazils has taken place; 1700 dry ealted
have b
Westi•o u
21(0 1.
; 8,90 dry Rio Bd.; 496 worm-
ed salted German 'lid.;; and 200
brought
India q 4 d... to
icasks Carolina Rice has been re-
1'
per lb. Nothing done in 'Horse.-
sitaltferedaV raoritso 4
293 of
evived, which will be offered in a few days, There is a
steady demand for ~hemp at the prices rated.--The
transactions in Tallow have .not beep extensive, but a fair
business is doing at the annexed prices,
New Archangel
Mats areoffering et .1.01, per dozen..

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LIMERICK, SEPT. 29.—0 n Tuesday night last,
Omgene C. Carey,. Esq. of Bruff, proceeded with the
pollee stationed at Kilmallock to the lands of Knock-
toren, in this County, under the warrant of C. D.
()Liver, Esq. and brought in the cattle and other effects
which were rescued on those lands by a furious mob--
they also succeeded in bringing in some of the fellows
Irisoners, who attacked Mr. Carey one of whom was
ound concealed in a heap of straw.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, WEDNESDAY, Ocr. 4.

' (At the Court of Commissionc.s.) N•
T. Harrison, Fleet4narket, victualler
T. 1414Kinnon, Wapping High-street, oilman
C. Stewart, Birchin-lanes merchant 11).
R. Trott, Stepney, scavenger

COUNTRY MARY, WznNrsoAr, Orr. 4.
J. Bardsley, Heaton-Norris, at the }Nikeley Arm•, Chester, 05
Francis and Watrnough, Whitchurch—Lion, Whitcburrb 2
J. H. Gegg, Briatol
S. Harrison, Manchester—George, Liverpool

. _
J. Hunt, Holywell—=Bell, Hollywell
J. Lowe, Manchester—King's Head, Manchester .......... ll
J. Murrow, Liverpool--Star, Liverpool
J. H. Sampson, Sculcoates--Dog and Duck, Kingston
Smith anti Yates, Heaton Norris—Hotel, Maui iester
Thurtell and Giddens, Norwich—Hotel, Norwich
S. Welch,- Whitchurch—Lion, Whitchurch - - , 2

A DREAM OF TURTLE.

BY sIR W. CURTIS.

'Twits evening time, in the twilight sweat
I was sailing, when—whom should I meet,
But a Turtle, journeying o'er the sea,
" 'On the service of His Majesty !"

When I spied him first, in the twilight dim,
I did not know what to make of him ;
But mid to myself—as slow he plied
His fine, and roll'd, from aide to side,
Conceitedly over the watery path—
"'Tis my Lord of St.L.--w,-11, taking a bath,
" And I hear bin) now, among the fishes,
"Quoting Vatel and Burgersdieitte !"
But, no.'twae, indeed, a Turtle, wide
And plump rwever these eyes descried;
A Turtle, jmiey Ss every vet
Glued up the lips of a Baronet !
Ah, much did it grieve my soul to eert
That an_aninial of such dignity,
Like an absentee abroad should roatut
When be Imght to stay and be ate, at borne•
But now "a change came o'er my dream,"
Like the magic lantern's shifting slider;
I look'd, and saw, by the evening beam,
On the back of that Turtle pat a rider,—
A goodly man, with an eye so merry,
I knew 'twas our Foreign Secretary,
Who there, at hie ease, did pit and smile,
Like Waterton on his crocodile;
Cracking such jokes at every motion,
As made the Turtle squeak with glee.
And own that they gave him sclively. notion'
Of what his own fored-meat balls would be.

So, on the .Sc.,e in his glory, went,
'Over that briny elernent,
Waving his hand, as he took farewell,
With a graceful air, and bidding me tell
Inquiring friends that the Turtle and lie
Were gone on a foreign Embassy-
- To soften the heart of s Di:plomate,
Who is known to dote upon verdant fat,
And to let admiring Europe see,
That calipash and calicaliper
Are the English forms of Diplomacy
* We are told that the !
Passport of the late grand diploraitiO
turtle described him as " on His Majesty's service."

dapilms sup' ern,
Grata testudo Jowls.

Count Meath horse-police, was murdered with 4
On Sunday night last, . Jose Ph Wheeler, Une
its 11.
miles of Trim. He was goin dt to Dun urg
gon tt the-
lin, when he was waylaid, and stabbed through
body in four different places with his own bar/1,10,
which the murderers carried otr. Wheeler wag $
testant.—Dubliii Patriot.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.--()n Fro' Its
between eleven and twelve in the forenoon 211r4 Other, w,i11,0,
Cother, the cabinet-maker in Heurietta-street, e iota° wi"
neighbour to officiate for her' during sonic surgical.,wasorwq"ti"
performed on one of her children., To this rtii err I.llrs.
readily consented, her own infant, about four obi, paring
just fallen asleep ; she immediately went up stlirs and put fhte
child to bed, as was her daily custom, and acComi auied her scilr"
hour to assist the surgeon,' desiring one of her datigliterrir
attend to the child should it awake. She was absent
,riots
an hour, and on her return, inquiring if the child had hos 'lnf it
she was answered, " Mother we have not beard any Olt; 'Io,
since you went out." Having to put her bonnet away
room, she observed the infant was turned on its tire, an 4
needed to place it properly. How must her feelings have '
.e
shoeked•to find the dear child, which so short a period since 70_
ta'
had lain down in balmy sleep," could wake um more
e:f
Of Moe
tbs
quest was holden on Monday, before John Cooke, of
coroners for this county, when
" Found dead."--Bath Herald.
the Jury returned $ verdict