The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-09 00:00:00

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Prices per ton at the close of.tlie Market ;—Adair's Main,
13s 9d ; Huddle's West Hartley, 16s; Carr's Hartley, 16s;
Charlotte Main, 15s 6d; Hasting's Hartley, 15s 6,1 ;
well Main, 16s; Nelson's West Hartley, 163; Original Tan-
Reid, 13s 6d; Old Pontop, 13s 6d; Ord's Redheugh, 13s 3d;
Ravensworth West Hartley, 15s 6d; Stewart's Hartley,
14s. 6tl ; Taylor's West Hartley, 15s 3d; West iHartley,
153 9d; Wylam, 14s -6d; •Wall's-end, Bewieke and Co.,
t65..9d; Bell Robson,-15s 9d ; Clark and Co., 14s 9d ; Clen-
nell, 15s ; Hilda, 16s 6d ; Killingworth, 16s ; Riddeli's
16a 6d.

(From the Londo4 New Pike (u. t ent of A utl. 8.)

SeaAa.—To-day there was an extensive demand for all
West India for the scale and pan, further purchases were made
for the outports, and in all 920 hilt's, • &e. were so=d, gig er
rates were again given, making the rise for the wet k Is to
Is 6_d per cwt, and the total purchases-3,420 hhds and tierces.
The market closes very firmly for every kind of Sugar.
REFINED.— l'o-day Cinshed Sugar manufactured here un6er
bond was much asked for at 435, but-there are still very few
sellers. In Dutch a .goad trade was-done. sisperfine at 425,
No. I 4ls 6tl, No. l 41 s, and- Belgian 36s to 38s per cwt.
For Home Tra ,e Goods former rate: are well supported.
Alikuarrius.—There are ready purchasers of yellow. brown,
and grey descriptions, -and the rates offered are rather higher.
but the quantity on offer by private contract has become
trilling, and importers-still refrain from offering any at auction.
The low and middling-brown qualities are wanted fur exporta-
tion, but of such the stock is nearly exhatis ed. .

Exsr Isiora.—This- afternoon the demand was extensive. for
Renigal Sugar, and 1,395 bags at auction -were all sold at an ad-
vance on former rate*-of 11, per cwt..
FOILICI*N.—The market nes still a firm appearance for Fo-
reign Sugar,-stocks of all kinds are yet decreasing, and none
has been submitted to-public sale during the week ; the delive-
ries keep 'very large, Brazil of all sorts has been much
inquired after, and. • the rates given are fully equal
to, but not- above,- those of this day week ; the private
purchases are 160 chests of brown Bahia at 26s 6ti, to be de-
li vored here, the buyer paying teamed charges; 150 chests white
Nlaroins on the spot at 31s. and a cargo of brown Pernambuco
ailoat at `24s 6d per cwt tor a near port. Yellow Havainvih is
wanted.

MOLA SIM. —The demand is on the increase for West India,
and holders are getting prices they could not two weeks back.
For East India there has been rather more inquiry, but higher
rates are not obtainable. The value of Madras Molasses is
15s to 16s.

o,Frez.—a-This afternoon Ceylon Coffee met with more
attention, and 978 bags offered at public sale were all sold ;
Native at an-advance of is per cwt, Plantation went at fully
former prices to a small advance.

Tna.-For the lower descriptions of Congou prices are 2d
per lb under those of last year, but the better kinds are much
the same as they were at that time. A small decline in the
prices of Pouchong having been submitted brought more buy-
ers:into the market, and several parcels sold at 41d to 10d.
Twa4ay of good and fine quality is in demand, and sales to a
fair extent have been made at late rates, that is to say at Is ad
to 2s. For Hyson the market appeared quiet. and although
there are sellers upon lower terms, still the trade operate with
caution. -.Young Hyson is not offered at lower rates, but little
has-been done.• P.i..tes are going down for Hyson skin and
Caper. Scented Orange Pekoe is less in demand, and prices
are not so Min: Gunpowder is dull of sale, and again cheaper.
Imperial is Offered at easier rates.
FRUlT.—There are ready sellers of Currants, but few pur-
chasers are to. be met with. In Valentia Raisins several pur-
chases were made at 41s. The markets for all other aorts is in
a tat state. -
SeicEs.—This afternoon at public sale 709 harry of Sumatra
Pepper were all sold at full rates; ordinary light dusty and
stalky went at 20 to 20. good 2 d, sea damaged Ist class qd
to 20. 2.1 and 3d class lid to 26.1 per lb.
SPIRITS.—For Leeward Island Rim there has been art
extensive demand this week, and an advance in prices of I -0
Id per gallon has taken place. Demerara .4 strong quality is
wanted, and fetch firm rates. 111 Calcutta an exte-...sive
business has been transacted, at extreme rates, and
the market has been riea,ly el:-ared. Jarnsica Rum
has been disposed of to a fair extent—fine at
stiffer rates, and all other kinds fully former prices. The Go-
vernment contract for 100,000 gallons of Rum, half East India
and half West India was taken this afternoon, 40,000 gallons
by Messrs. Ruck, Son, and Fenwick, at Is 9(1 per gallon proof
strength. and 60,000 gallons by Messrs. Lemon, Hart. and Co ,
I s 9 11-161, being moderate rates according to the present state
of the market. Brandy has been purchased more freely, and
stiffer rates given. tir-neva. h .s been in 'fair demand for
export at Is 9d to Is 10.1. •• fine for horn consueneinn is
feiching_s 2d to 2-s Bd. 1 ne value of British Corn Spit its
is lOs 2d per gallon nett cash.
INDlGo.—Purchases to a fair extent has been made in
13oopl for borne use and exportation, and the rates paid are

equal to those- of the late Quarterly Sales. Of Mallrtoo
Kurpah some pArcelshave been sold at former rates. sit
CoctuNiat.—This afternoon there was more dior
iliown to operate, and at public sale 41 bags of Honduras RS C*
sold at an advance of Id to 2d per lb. wiled
Oms.—This afternoon the market, was much better sup, A
with Cocoa Nut Oil, still an advance in prices took place_ ir to
public sale 100 hhds 20 tanks of Cochin fetched °;
31s 3d, 60 casks of Sydney 26s to 28s 6d : 101 pkgs of 'J 11„
30.6 d to 31s. Sperm Oil is cheaper ;40 tuns at auction 040
ing at 801 to Sl/. For Southern Oil prices are firmer, Oi' -1,
tufts at public sale went at 2615 s to 27/ 15s. 20 tons Of
5
St al 30/103 to 30/15s par tun.
TALLOW.— This afternoon. the public sales of Tallow wed
off at stdrer rates, 33 casks 78 skins of Cape sold at 349105
41s : 2so pa kage; of South America 38s 9d to 40s 6d ;„A,
casks of East Ind.a 39s 9dl tO-45s 6 casks of Belgian, 4W '
437 cask, of Australia 34s 6dto 41s 9d per cwt.

1.1.0 V D'S SHIPPIN A lady.
,oyDoN. AUG. B.—Wind N. W , light breevs. and cZIDD
1)F...1., AUG. 7.—Wlnd NV. W.S.W.—An d'
~..;..we::. Barbad, es ; Barrett transport, Davie St
ras;
,r. AD
an the River and sta., John Wickliffe. Daly, ''.„,aar
Albion, Wave, Qu:bec ; Faithful, Chamberlain, ditto; 13,06
ler, Wi:son„ S, &ley ; R.Amilies, ditto ; Lady AO'
chomps. o. (l
FA1.3101-11r, AUG. 7.—Wind N.W.—Arrd.
Fieetwo,rl, Pernambuco. Off port, Edmund, Smith, (Ow
::nd sailed for Ghent.
LivEttpooL, AUG. 7. —Wind N.W., moderate.—'•Aeort
Argentina, Tillson, Buenos Ayres; sailed May 29 ;
Childs, New Orleans; Russell, Glover, ditto; Plutus, ex,
St.. Andrew's ; Liffey, Noonan, Quebec; New Bransww,
(Han; Calcutta, Smith ditto, water-•logged. Std. Dlag rt,
Nosworthy, Lima; Richmond, Gregb':.m, ditto. Off r'
‘Vaterloo, New York.
EXETER, AUG. 6.—Arrd. Arab, Hain, St: John's, I'l°
Brunswick ; Talisu.an' Popham, Quebec.
GIX)UCESTER., .AUG. 7.—Sld. Resolution, Quebec» '
NEWPORT, AUG. 7.—Sld. Underly, Bowden,Jarasic2;ol-
SWANSEA, AUG. s.—Arrd. Manuela, Valparaiso. Si'
limn and Joseph, Crisp, Quebec. Lightf°°4
I,ViitTRIIAVEN, AUG. 6.—Wind -----
Wilsbn, Quebec. , 7.;51(
CLYDE, AUG. 6.—Arrd. Queen Potuare, St. John 99
Brunswick. Sld. Cherokee, Brown, Demerara.
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DUBLIN, AUG. 6.—Wind S W. to N,W.—Sid•
Croker, St. J,Mn's, New Brunswick. d a Sfir'
WATERFORD, AUG. 6.—Wind N. to N.N.W.
an
—Aral. sth, Laurence, Forrestal, Poole, Quebec. god'
CORK, AUG. s.—Sid. Lorilda, Bailey, Jamaica ;
wich, Cluson, Newfoundland ; Waterwitch, Le Keynst,
d.
TORBAY, AUG. 6.-LSld. Sabine, Davies, Newfoundlecan
BIDEFORD, AUG. 6 —Arrd Prince of Wales, Or
CARDIFF, AUG. 6.—Arrd.. Mary and Harriet,ueb S"''
Quebec. SW. Essex, Rogers, Boston, United States. 1),,c
ARDROSSAN, AuG. I. Arrd. William Hay, Qnelsolt
Spring Hill, Mackintosh, ditto. Sld. 31st, We:411100a,
Walker, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Warrior, 'ro'
bec ; 2d, HarWee, St. John's, New Brunswick.
YOUGHAL, AUG.A 4.—Arai. Tottenham, Evans, Quneci
DuNsuYitE, AUG. s.—Arrd. L. Forestal, Poole, Que
John M'Grath, St. John's, New Brunswick.
GALWAY, AUG. 3.—Arrd. Clarence, Thomas, Quebec"Se
STOCKTON, AUG. s.—Arrd. Champion, St. John's,
Brunswick. Sid. 6th, Trinity, Hayman.
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Hum., AuG. 6.—Arrd. Wem packet, Taylor, St. Jobn
New Brunswick.
the
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Lady Harvey, 30th tilt, ty ;De
long. 27 ; 27th, Albert, of Bremen, lat. 42, long. 63. z, port"
Clarence, Thomas, arrived at Galway ; Icion, of 'l/%llo'
14th tilt., lat. 45, ong. 45. by the Lilburn, arrived at

POLICE fINTELLIGENCE.
MANSION. HO USE. (red
A young man, of gentlemanlike appearance, P... 604
Duwson M Iles, was brought before the Lord 'Selo!,
upon a charge of having forg,d a cheque for 45ecd.,
upon the banking-house of Sir Charles Price 001,10
and a bill of exchange for 86/., purporting to be ""

in Jittnaica.
• Mr. Hobler aprared for the banking-house. a
CM
Mr. Ta) tor, of the house of William Taylor UØø
of Crosby-square, Manchester agents. stated that iivirocl.
acquainted with the prisoner, whose father, it aPPeol of
formerly banked at Sir Char:es Price's. On the,'",
diple the iwisorwr c.dted upon him with a ticket '"
nr the
app,.r,ntly of a retiirrn-d bill, and asked
la, as th, hill was_ his father's ; at the
turn. cicpositing in Y.is lands a hill of exchange flopf,,''
t:irl also a cl'eque. upon th • above-mentioned bnite
house for 451. 10s.. siemed " Hy. Jackson," and
trout .th• Forvigo (like The prisoner stated e
Ole
,;ne tliat v.itoess m-
id pay ov'r to hit;„)
31. los., wh,?Fr-ti,e cheque should be paid. vP°
tiliry-r..t Sir ;,;harles Price's, it was found that
.'a-kson kept tnom-y there. It also appeared th
0106
h.-1-ngcd to a hook of printed fortes' 100
-ev, u cio.:,t years old, hen the pri)oner's father
e.,.h at (he7tirm. 0030
Mr. Roblvr. asked whether applicßtion had been
at the o
Freio Office o the sbjec ?
Mr. Ta,l,ri thatn metu witht the greatest fac the,'
at the Forci4n nllic, , and soon ascertained that 000
b.va-3 person eonneeted with the establisbir4e
iiv. Jacksini. • A as re.
Tho- prisomr, who did not utter a won"
41'140.A. robbed

John Srni was charged with having
ina,ter. A 7) states
Edari•Pueking,ham. Citv. Policeman (3-•/' tion
6.4 atten
that ab, tat eleven el ,ck on Friday night, "1- nd 1"-
ww.s cult. d to a quarrel betwc-en the prisoner "rsverri,
conductor of an omnibus, near the Europeen.:`,l fast
in Mansion House-street. where the prisoner n 9"„ de'
pay the far:ipier
alighted. The prisoner refused to
insiided by the conductor, and at last produced °:,,ty
cup, and- off.red- In leave it in the hands of the v'spil
ductor as security for the payment of the money, di'
witness suspecting that all was not right with the To
s ,ner, who was intoxicated, took him into custody „ 0
the prisoner's possessii n was found a silver dish CO'
5/. Bank of England note, a small silver image, *-
the h.4' of a desk. of
John Bradfield stated, that he was in the servic-64'
Mr. Peter M-Evoy, of Wimbleton, and that these
sillier had been in the same service as butler about `iisok
weeks, and the plate was in his care. Oa Friday oar
at abotit six o'cl,.ek, the prisoner went away v"l00%
giving notice, and after he was gone the silver,.,oor
which had been off. red by the prisoner to the eon°' ood
aas mis-,ed. Witness miss- d his writing-desk key'
or
upon examining. his d. sk he missed a 51 Bank old 0
land note, part of the money he had lately reeeiv vier;
wages from his master. The other silver articl4ls. be
the property of Mr. WEvol, who was so ill as ri°'
able to attend. 000,
The prisoner said he had no observation at all 14)
and was committed for trial.

apit
DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT.—On Thursday 0101.:
about twelve o'clock, the following serious accident oeeu wet]
a poor woman, named Sophia Warne, residing in Col° 4;e4
Soho. A lad named Spillers, residing in the saute bellA it,
bought some dried peas, for the purpo,e, as he terow" 1074
having a " lark," and having spread them on the stairoo
Warne, in descending, stepped on the peas, when she
viclie
and fell down two flights of very steep stairs. On beiettoe,
up she was insensible. Medical aid was promptly „iv
when it wa- found that the fall had broken four of her
the right side, and had also fractured the right aria' °r3
very sight hopes are entertained of her recovery. rias, tbe
ISE I N TilE t'tttCE OF I,SREAD.—On ThOrS•
bakers at the west end of the metropolis, iticludirg lheeerce
vicinity of Drury-lane and. Clare.market, raised the %In e;
bread of the second quality to Bd. the 41b. loaf, being 1;ele
valice of per 413 loaf. It is a singular fact that oaf!.
no advance in price at the east end, and bread of deo
quality can he obtained on the Surrey side of the river
The best bread is from 9d. to 9i,1. per loaf. ..srq
13/4 DV lERTi•ENI, whether tetni..,,P%utot;
exposed to the scorching rays of the summer sun, or ."'":1$0,"
ing the crowded saloon, or close assembly, will find o°-010'"
Kalydor. a most refreshing preparation and auxiliary to ee, cote
dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation from - thioo
plexion, and immediately :affording the pleasing seno.l 4 ,ts'
tending restored ela,ticity of the skin. The nuolet
rieties of cutaneoiy.eruptions, sunburn freckles, tart. 90,1
Colourations, are pleasinglyfradikated by the Kalydor, d rei
skin rendered delicately clear and soft. Its purilyina and
fre,hing pm') rties have otoainett its selection by the Ct'utri,:eo,
the Royal Family of Great Britain, and those of the Cll-fiso
of Europe, together with the elite of the aristocracy en seer
ton. The high reputation it bears causes
.unprincipigo
keepers to offer their spurious " Kal3dors" for sale, c°_,lo,
of he most deleteTious ingredients, containing minerlic,iit,':,
gelds, utterly ruinous to the complexion, and by thttirer4
lent action endangering health. It is therefore trope„ '1
purchaser' to see that the Words " Rowland's Kalydori a itee,
the envelope (an engraving of exquisite beauty, frePli,ari if.
pate by. Messrs. Pe kins, Bacon, and Co.) Au ot.-
'raudulerit counterfeits.