The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-10 00:00:00

ARRIVALS. -
Barley. Oats. ' Flour.
2,780 q I rs. 4,260 6,190
5,450 -
12,210 --

4,680 I 16,970
Malt, 7,530 qrs.

SIetITRFIELD.
The supply of Beasts—including 70 from Holland and 400
from Scotland—was, the time of year considered, rather ex-
tensive ; her.ce the Beef trade was inactive, at barely
Monday's prices. The numbers of Sheep were very large,
owing to which, the sale fur them was heavy, at a decline of
2d per Bibs. For Latnbt:-200 of which came per rail from
the Isle of Wight—the demand was active, at full prices..
Calves were in great supply, and heavy inquiry, at a depres-
sion of 2d per 81bs. The Perk trade was dull, at late rates.
Milch Cows moved oft' slowly, at from 161. to 19/. 105. each.
Per 81bs. to sink the offal.
s. d. s. d. s. d. to s. d.
Inferior Beasts • 2 8 3 0 Second quality ditto 310 4'2
Second quality ditto. 3" 3 6 Coarse-woolledditto 4 4 4 6
Prime large Oxen.. 3 8 310 Southdown Wethers 4 8 4 10.-
I'rime Scots .••. • • 4 0 4 2 Ditto out of the wool
Large coarse Calves 3 6 4 0 Large Hogs •••• • • 3 0 3 6
Prime small ditto 4 2 4 8 Sine.ll Porkers ••.. 3 8 4 0
Suckling Calves, .18 0 29 0 Quarter old Pigs •• 1 G 0 20 0
Inferior Sheep ••• • 3 2 3 8 ' Lambs .. 5 0 6 4
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. Sheep. 1 Calves. Pigs.
I
1,001 11,930 307 298
NENVGATr. AND LEADENHALL.
The demand for each kind of Meat was rather inactive at
our quotations—

At per stone, :by the Caroms.
s. d. to s. tl. I s. d. to s. d.
Beef, inferior.. • • 2 4 2 6,‘ Mutton, inferior 3 2 3 6
middling • • -2 8 210 taiddling— 3 8 4 4
prime large 3 0 3 2 prime.... 4 6 4 S
prime small .• 3 4 3 6 Pork, large.. •• • • 210 3 6
Veal 3 4 4 8 small .. • • 3 6 4 0
Lamb, 5s Od to 6s 2d.

3301MOVVIIS 330 P liiikaiti;%.
From the plantations the accounts are by far more favour-
able than of late. In mane parts poleing has been finished,
while tying is progressing somewhat rapidly. We have only
a moderate business transacted here, at about stationary.
prices.

c0Xer73.6.1,
SI:GAM—The market for British Plantation has been dull,
and which was to be expected after so winch activity as has
prevailed recently The sales have been moderate privately,
and at auction 145 hhds 5 trcs Barbadoes declined 6d to is
per cwt, going at 51s 6d to 53s for fine yellow, and at 41s to
42s for low.
REFlNED.—Standard lumps have continued rather dull.
EAST INDIA.-7,304 bags 388 casks Mauritius partly
found buyers, low and mid yellow at 40s to 46s 6d, good and
fine at 47s 6d to 51s 6d, and brown at 30s to 39s per cwt. ;
2,241 bags Bengal went at previous rates, fine yellow 48s 6d
to 50s, mid 4ls to 435, and brown 35s 6d to 36s 6d per cwt. ;
305 casks Singapore sold at 35s to 39s for brown, at 45s to
493 for mid and goad yellow, and at 40s to 47s for washed.
FOREIGN.-1,200 chests Porto Rico sold at 21s, and 463
boxes yellow, and 197 white Havannah at fully previous
rates ; 3,000 bags old grey Manilla went at 22s per cwt.
COFFEE.—For British Plantation the demand has rather
improved. Jamaica has ranged from 33s up to 120 s acc,rd-
ing to quality ; fine mid 106 s, fine fine ord 676 to 68s per
cwt. Berbice has been sold at 17s to 60s per cwt, and
Domingo at 21s 6d to 29s per cwt privately. Ceylon has
been 45s to 45s 6d per cwt privately, and 1,238 bags at
auction brought 39s 6d to 46s 6d. per cwt. Bahia has been
taken in at 38s to 38e 6d, and Rio has been sold at 30s to
46s for good ord to fine fine ordinary. Singapore Java has
realised 36s to 36s 6d, and mixed -Batavia 224 6d
to 23s per cwt ; and Costa Rica 30e Mto 40s per cwt.
. SPICES —At the auctions of 4,407 bales Ceylon Cinnamon,
only 1,850 bales were a< Id, first sort 3s to 46 10d; foarth
sort 2s to 28 4d per lb, being about previous rates. Malabar
Pepper only partly sold at 23/4d to 2%d per lb. Pimento
has been rather cheaper.
RlM—Leeward proof has realised is 7d to is 8d per gal-
lon, and Calcutta proof is 4d to Is 5d per gallon.
SALTPETRE.—A fair business has been done at full rates.
RlcE.—Bengal supports its value.
TAnnow.—P.Y.C. is steady.
CorroN.—The market is firm.
TOBACCO.--A fair business was done last month, and prices
were rather firmer.
, DRY SALTERY.—Indigo, Dyewoods, and many other
articles are in fair request.
TEA.—The market is quiet, and prices rule much the same.

COAL IVILARZEZT.
Prices per ton at the close of the market :—Adair's Main,
15s; Buddle's West Hartley, 16s 6d; Carr's Hartley,
17s 6d ; Chester Main. 1536 d ; East Tantield, 14s ; Ham ing'.i
Hartley, 17s; Holywell Main, 16s; Nelson's West Hartley,
16s 6d ; New Tatifitld, 14s ; Old Pontop, 13s 6d ; Pott's
Pi istrose, 13s ; Tanfield Moor, 17s 6d ; West. Hard< y, 17s 6,1;
West Wylam, 15s 6d; Wall's. end Clennell, 16s ; Heaton, lis ;
Belmont, 17s 6d ; Braddyll's Hetton, 19s; Haswell, 19s 3d ;
Hylton, 15s 6d; Lambton, 18s 9d; North Hetton Lyons,
17s 3d; Richmond, 17s 6d; Caradoc, 18s 6d; Hartlepool,
19s 3d ; Kelloe, 18s 3d ; Adelaide, 18s 3d ; Bowburn, 16s ;
Brown's Deanery, 17s 3d ; Maclean's Tees, 165 3d ; Seymour
Tees, 17s 6d ; Derwentwater Hartley, 16s 6d ; Hartley,
16s 6d; Sidney's Hartley, 16s.—Ships arrived, 19.

(From the London New Price Current of May 9.)
SUGAR.—To-day there was more activity in the West
India Sugar market, a large business was transacted ; 850
hhds and tres finding purchasers, but holders were unable to
obtain any advance in prices. The total sales for the week
are 2,330 hhds and trcs.
REFINED.—To-dap there was a much better demand
for Refined goods for home consumption, and many parcels
were sold at 66s to 67s fur brown, and at 676 to 68s for
standard lumps.
MaURITIUS.-Zy private treaty there has been little doing,
and at a public sale yesterday, of 7,304 bags and 388 casks,
prices gave way 18 6d to 2s per cwt for Refiningdescriptions,
and Is for other sorts ; a part only was disposed of, but nearly
the whole was sulphury.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon white Bengal Sugar was
purchased more freely, and 530 bags at public sale were sold
at very full rates. Fine white at 57s 6d, good 54s to 54s 60,
middling 51s, damp 50s 6d to 53s 60, and washed 48s to 52a
per cwt. Manilla is wanted, but higher rates being insisted
upon, checked business, and 1,686 bags at public sale, with-
out certificate, were taken in Is per cwt above the value.
FOREIGN.—The market is yet sparingly supplied with all
descriptions of Foreign Sugar, and importers are still san-
guine in their expectations ; at public sale only 463 boxes of
yellow and 197 boxes of white Havannah have been offered
this week, which went at stiff rates. Porto Rico has met
with increased attention, and three floating cargoes, consist-
ing of 1,200 hhds, have been disposed of at 21s per cwt for re-
fining here in bond. In Brazil Sugar an extensive busi-
ness has been transacted at advanced rats ; a cargo of brown
Bahia has been sold at 21s 6d, deliverable at Konigsburg ;
two cargoes of Pernamiouco, one brown of 280 tons at 26s 6d
for a near port, the other 300 tons white at 27s 3d for the
Mediteranean, and 300 chests of Bahia on the spot at 20s
to 21s 6d for brown, and at 24s to 27s per cwt for white.
Yellow Havannah much wanted, and stiffer rates
offered. By private contract 600 chests of fine fetched
26s 90, and 120 boxes ditto 26s 6d, and 400
chests good 25s 60. In white butine.!- is prc:vcatk.c.l by the
stiff rates that are insisted upon, 32s to 39s per cwt being re-
quired for common to fine quality. The busiaela tralmacted

privately in other kinds of Foreign Sugar has been at lathe
improved prices. •
Mon.tssEs.-The purchases have been rsdansive by Prl:
vate treaty this week, amounting to 500 puns of Antig pf
ua
173,250 old ditto 15s, 100 Demerara at 18s, and 20 pnun
Aaa
Dominica at 20s. 28 puns 4 casks of new Trinidad at attc-
tints went at 17s per cwt. Bengal Treacle is worth 16e1
Madras 13s 6d per cwt.
Fut:lL-For Currants there has been rather an improve-
ment in the demand ; prices, however, are much the ean",
but in Raisins there has been a further decline. Red Spiro!
and Chesme Raisins selling at 385, and Black Smyrnes
275, Valentias 425, Denies in baskets at 31s to 32a, Sultanas
58s to 60s, and a parcel of Lipari Currants, 400 barrels, now
landing, has been sold to th grocers at 415.
COFFEE -This afternoons Ceylon was less in request lt, and
the sound of 864 bags Native at auction was nearly, taken
best at
in at the former value; there were buyers of the
455. 50 casks 86 brls Berbice found purchasers at fair Ina:
_...
ket rates; 69 brls coloury Rio went rather cheaper mid
at
52s to 545, and low mi9s to 51s per cwt.
TEa.-The marketd h4as a quiet appearance, and only
limited business has been transacted privately in Black Jr?.
Green ; at the public sales yesterday of 6,700 pckgs tbe bluer
dings were languid, only 1,800 were actually sold upon 6,r.n0
terms, excepting Ilyson and Gunpowder, which Went a
but
cheaper; Twankay but middling coarse is 2d to 1s
2id,
mid rather strong flat is 2d to is 3d, mid strong Is 71 id.
Is 7+l, Hyson Skin, but mid flat is Id to is 2d, ledbut
tin to
rather sourish Is to is 04d ; Sonchong rather strong -6 Leh
2s I list, but middling IN Hyson middling good Tea
2s 5d to 2s sid, middling fresh and rather strong balid
2s 10d, Gunpowder, but middling rather strong seentedn2isoad
to f4d, Canton kind 2s 20 to 2s 30, young HY5°-2i;
fresh and strong burnt 4s Id to 4s Scented CaPer -
to 2s 3d.
COCOA.-To-day Trinidad Cocoa met with little attellti°lli
ooa
138 bags 86 brls at public sale went rather cheaper done
mid red at 42s 6d to 435, mid 41s to 425, low 38s 6d, an
lot of good 4-s Id per cwt.
SPICES.-To-day Malabar Pper was in limited. defame
550 bags at auction were nearly all taken in
", and
former value, half heavy brown at 3id, good light 38
fair 3d per lb.
Jamaica Rum, and the limited business has been at a 941341,A.
Rust, BRANDY, AND HomsNns.-The market is quie,t,..trt
decline; 30 to 36 per cent over proof selling at 3s toi
land
and superior 4s 6d to 4s 80 per gallon. In Leeward, ~.sbeeti
a good business has been done, rather lowerrates bavfd'apraof
taken, 300 puns having been sold at Is 7d to the 73 ;les ate
strength. Demerara brought former prices, the
per cell
130 puns at 2s 8d to 2s 9d for 34 to 37 2:a • soa`
over proof. Of Calcutta 180 casks have_s
at ls 5d proof with certificate. There has peen beea
life in the Brandy market, and many parcels ."„f
sold at full rates :-Cognac, b-st brands of the vintage v4s; do
4s sd, puns 13 3d ; do 1839, hhds 4s 2d, 1152,,11 451d1
1840, lid; 4s Id, puns 3s lld ; do 1841 a17,t0
puns 3s
hhds 3s 9d, puns 3s 7d ; ditto 1844, hhds 33 Sd, sa to
middling and good middling of the various vintages "'ld per
3s 60, low 2s 54 to 2s 70, and Bordeaux 2s 5d to 2%; pre.
gallon. The stock is on the increase of GelleVat anUyse value
sent there are not many orders ; is 7d to Is 8d
of common shipping sort. base Dell.
1-"cE.-To- day a good desire was shown to pure „riper
gal Rice, and 1,975 bas at public sale all sold at 0! I'D to
value, viz.-rnisi white dusty rather small grain;fioe
lls 6J, sea-damaged first class lOs 6d to lls. WO repacked
to lOs 60, third class 9s 6d, and sea-damaged "
lOs per cwt.
On.s.-This afternoon the market
plied with Southern Oil, ISO tuna were offered at al r ;11
sold at 2715 s to 281 15s for fine, and at 26/ to 2715 s° of Fr
being, however, a little cheaper; 90 tons SPeIP"
reign Fishing 851 per tun. (lake ailkeir
TALLow.-This afternoon, at. public sale 542 486 P-f
South Wales Tallow sold at 353 90 to 38s 9d' 40e9
40sad t°
American 34s 6d to 3Ss ; 45 knapsacks Cape
and 8 casks East India 38s to 39s pet. cwt.
was much belttieoroeili

BANK OF ENGLAND. .
(From last Night's Gazette.) ~ victoria.,
An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth dAlOl
cap. 32, for the Week eliding on Saturday, the ou
May, 1845. •

Notes issued ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Ano
.L. 015,1""
29,167,095 Government debt 112,..1.900
Other securities.•• :4,'"7
Gold coin and bill' 13, 88142
lion ......•••••'
... 0,n053
Silver bullion .••••• "2/_,,,,
ii,167,0/'
1 aRsHALL, Chief ewer..
845.

£29,167,095
M. 3

of May,

BA.NICING DE
X.
Proprietors' capital 14,553,000
Rest
Public deposits (in-
cluding Excite-
quei , Savings-
banks, Commis-
sioners of National

Debt, and divi-
dend accounts) 2,712,041
Other deposits 10,355,640
Seven day and other
bins

;pARTMENI.

Government secu-
ritieS (inclding
Dead Weight A 16,966
13,u 6
AII nilitY) •• • •,' 9,857,v
Other securities... 7,827,0
Notes ..............
Gold and silver 64059
coin ..............

RSHALL jai cobier.
845

£31,943,736

M. MA
Dated the Bth day of May, 1

°VI lid
CATASTROPHE AT YA °die ie.,
VARMOUTI. MAT 7.—Notwithstanding ever,' e"-Lidelt‘
of the police and the boatmen in the vicinity of til„-t
more bodies have yet been discovered, and it IS
believed now that the three are all that remain yet nuus,,,,lntiett
This is market.day, and a good deal of Interest is'
-a n ecfr"
the persons from the surrounding districts In everylbiltPeliale
with the accident, the scene of which has been visited •• .
number of persons. the p of
Every one looks forward with the utmost anxiety t „colon
ceedings of the Town. Council tomorrow, for until lbeit;ydr
that body is known, nothing can be stated es t°
ceedings. f let
uribbel, sf•
It is generally stated that Nelson, the clown, the dee', bg
Mbleb
innocent cause of this sad catastrophe, bas been
fected by the consequences of the foolish exhibition Bret 007
took so prominent a part, and that he had buffered g
and bodily anguish. He left Yarmouth last night t
The Circus closed on the night after the decide: %MOO°,
W. Cook, the proprietor, issued an address to th
orb.
alleging that circumstance as the cause of his sudden

the
THE KING OF THE FR ENC-11. ---- 11i9 -14c,e03jet:itire rij::
King of the French has been pleased to give the - de bl' Jr.
French in London another mark of his paternal soliCit°.A el thP"
warding, through Count St. Aulaire, the sofa 40504 ix' lb.'
(''
funds. H0ref..0446.
has l° oe tli
her
passengersi e i
TI NSEVEN.—The
mi:FkiAaTnAdLfamAilyc,
steamer Menai, Captain Goodberl% ouch top
romWDEiDepNpFeS;DaAmYonggth:mit:rie--74°.a ''_..oe- 1014/1.:to
Coigny, Lieut.. Col. Sir D. Mackwortb, Count 1.1.'"_.., seysie, ;,..
O. i t to, e 1
phi, Tuesday
on pL itl'i A
thembcrodM.Thry.BroCedNfhTfitoGsret,L)ed:hereeTiud:,
usAarni:to7cirsi,ogduei::
...0
io:yoge,
wtseel;fret:te
tawppeeeaoredsixtahoadt
stehveoodecoeoasiooedk
last
ts dFrsiivdisnyg eenvFeefFifinlalsr thbneers:throcltisl.
ejolli ~ _.
pavement in the Strand, near A gar.s,reet, when hie '''',.., hes.. I 0
he was pitched from his seat, over the cab and his horses 1101:0
nstantly recovered himself and got up, o'kee' etor- ree
questions put to him by Mr. Thorowgoorl, the / sle.the
who was in the sab, he said, " All is OW* -81. e", 04° 00 .
hurt." He then was engaged raisin; the h threcero
aonoimal struck him on the breast with its llratl, andoch A''' tao
his back at the moment when the WintWrieet efi,o- tlli
fuop. The deceased fell between the horse? „,erierl. _"" dal' •
re wheels of the latter. He was bistactll '-'4osioi ee.
the "'to 000.. •
hospital, where he died at two o'clock
Previous to his death he was enabled to 'tat; eeorfete gibe
currence was purely accide"tal. Upon 1 P°s- Old ib.r
.t 144. .•
mination, it was ascertained tbat his left all°. to ter:oo
of his right side had been broken, and that his lir...A 00 jail),
All the witnesses attributed the accident to th _'...7deatai..atici ~
wood pavement. The jury returned a verdict of 7-tie oniP";„1 0 '
saccompanied with a desire that the attention ta piceo p.
should be directed to the dangerous state of the vrri;poed pti 10 •
that locality. A deutland of one shilling vvae %ha 100.6 Tip
'
gfeer
deeply regretted the melancholy accident. -, Of -,,, 40.
THE GREENWICH PIERS.—The townetioatTotato
wich was on Tuesday in a state of considerable
led
to tgePt, 004
sequence of information having been conireunicat osiof b 7040101,
of the Floating Pier Company that the Lord _filo( n, "0-::.
directions to the water.bailiff to adopt forcible tor 4-6-0 goot...,itf
to remove th, barges moored off Garden.stsira. to giietloglae ..
twelve o'elock. the deputy water.bailiff ,vet't ta..,,,,,„0 the 4 "seiv n
andaiid gave notice to Cavill, the pier waiter, 0 rt,"fo-;thwith ;-otioit !
barges, intimating that if not taken altalia, or
ili,eloo
commanded by the Lord Mto bring etelre•b° h'e nU Ole'
ayer move no
means as might be deemed necessary, to rem behalf case '..
obstruction. Some gentlemen from Greentrichn.e'°l3wer sed 'rail .1"-
men, determined on waiting upon the Lord rO/-et; with - iee:'
to the Mansion.house, and had a private Intedr"alter tteelltier-t '
shhaidp.b.Thleayidwbes.froesecohuirsteoLosusdlyshipre,cseoigesveter7o the :070 ,
river and its embankments, he was pical."--A Le 'al bl
Li'"l.l%
order, and reconsider the matter. y , n 0%1 e Cr: idol
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENT or be vi- • o
ds° be o.
pri,dul/4 ing the effect of al )ng arcade, ari. °lido 0 . .
at to cause a doubt whether you are ill '" ''. ,I
Rowe.
" Arch follows arch, and tin l°' 14"
t d to cuttings 'W .g.
Ti-is Ur:igge apartlee is d.
nt evo.e gcalling
ing the hair in, and with another 130113 Ina .
view of Naples, are on the ground-flOr• 1,14 otbef
tention to their establishment, Rose betlo--0010. tbe
co
thanu n tt, ro yw,
anit,ruoitjoj
to notice the advantages of their sYsiaen - fro 508
pile succeele, sd id.r.Agifid
never t'zk- apprentices nor yOlll4. for th,e_donvit
they never beingketthuestmeod ;ctuew:ti:ciePwresritsab°6°lktibilAseelitel3:s:;qll7lllPed4
and parties sr.) not pressed to buy that., 120,2
w;,nt. Address, Ross and Sons, 119 Alu
.
.
gate-street 14lee°'':
;toe . - •

BOTH'S,
On the 7th inst.,
Mrs. D. W. .ll gr4'" ' •
On Lucas, of a son. V011%13 '
at Crescent Lodge,
.rork.4°34:l' St
A'.
the 7th inst., at Encombe-terrace,
Francis, of a daughter.
On the Bth inst. at 31SaAinitill.GleoErigje.% very
' .tre'''.
. 011;:
the Rev. Mr. Kemp, MT John ISlurray, to 0/110004
DLoaurbiseamileguet,
only daughter of Mr. John Meadows of Upper
WO
PAW
Pimlico. Nam Clitis4bAgo' 01 ....
.
On the 7th inst at St. Pancras xi,
;030 _
ori: .
is,n:to:
Mer • giollf it t.t°
On th Stamp,
o BEOulg"gnafesiCuredt:
e 6th inst., it St. John s, Kt', ..jahfflr Oar
Ali eyne His Barker, M.A., Rector of IN °i,ilo' pisl3°'
Marianna, second daughter of the late. i"'
mister, Esq.
. .
.
//LEV ..„,,siineres.,3lo6l
On the Ist inst., Ttliss Gibson, of Barnsbw oire,
On the Ist inst.; at Ffrwdgredr. Brecon ..1,
Church, Esq , aged 74. $30.010,1
On the 9th of March. at Government ifoll'coate-Cre
near Calcutta, John Edwa Lealyall, EA., pit` oidles
of Bengal, eldest son of G. . Esq., S' • WOO
uz, Gus
On the 13th of March last, at Vera Cr
On the 26th ult., at Cork,
Darin, Esq. sq., ls1;13 becc"'
On the lst.inst., at Milton-on-Tbaules, L4'' bs IC.
the wife of Lieutenant Lardner Dennys, t.' •Teobf, 1°
On the 4th inst., at Walker Cottage, tistar
Tuder„ Esq., Lieutenant Royal lia'rf• '
0 °I
riRDO °1?„,•14 111
James illes, ~,libetb fte
Lunelon : Printed and Published bv "bd.n- °_,' tv Q '
--: ego ‘--- ice, Owe"
Strand. iu the Preziset of the Sav/. "" .. .•
c''''''. 11`2, St.n.nci, Printer. 11: -r he k • ... tio
5.
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