The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-08 00:00:00

PROMISSORY NOTES.

The following comparative Returns of the Circulation
of the Batiks of England,
,Ircland, and Scotland, are
for the four weeks ending the 22d ult.;--
'ENGLAND.
Bank of England, Last time .... £21,504,00Q
Now

Decrease
Private Banks, Lust thlie

_
Dorett4e
Joint-Stock Banks, Lagt time • 3,680,41,
Now • 3,665,10•

T.

• ,
Decrease
sCQTI..AND.
Cliartered, Trii-afe, and Joirit=SteciC 13ittilta;* `' •
• Now
Last time • - • 3,041,07
Inrreaae .

r 540,

76,9(

IRELAND. ' 7
Bank 'of _lreland, rist time ; • 3,663,501
Now.. 3,488,30,

rTrr,rf:ll

• Dcrease
Pri-vate'and Joint-StockTanks, Last time

2,241;72
2,080,2717

Decrease- •••••1.
•• •. . -••• . •

161,44,

Bitllityn in Bank" or ,ns and, ow 1,898,06,
- • Last time .15;572,0q

• •
*" •
leerePlag ••••••'4i ... ,!• •4

1:326,00

STATh OF TRADE.
Y011EIG1!!! TOOL TRADE.-7-LE:EDS, JUL 4 4.—There
been an 'active demand for. most descriptions of fore 4
w6oliduring the past week, and the business transact(
hailieen extensive. Prices are very firmly maintained
F4ST,LTSII WOOL MARKET, LEEDS, JULY'
has.beett a :greater firmness in' this market durink, tt
present week, and sa,les have'been made 'at rather hi hl
prices, butthe'latter are still below:the rates asked I
the growcra for new. wool: • I

• :WAKETIELR W9,OL MARX ST, JULY s.—The pries
cif Wool.continttemuCh as usual„, and. we hare notlii i g
dliferent-te report•this Week in any description. - • • -
• I.tenS.--We have this-week had two brick nittrke s
for gO;Ncls ,of all dqseriptionsi with the exeertion of th n
summer 'Tweeds: 'The supply of goodi Still' c‘ontin a
very light Ist the Oloths Tialli; in consequen :e of many. of
the prineilial- miditiractOreis being engaged in deliver' g
' good; to order,;' In low goOds there is a trifling advan e
in prite;littein, fine quilifiei there is no alteration. 'Th., e
' have been several of the. leading Landon, buyers in't le
'marketldutitag the'week, and the, foreign- hottAo co -
tiguer,busy, . On ,the whole there is more,basinesadoi g
;than usual at this seasonr in the warehouses..., '
.. ,
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ARADFORI3' MARKtT,Tittnistmy.—Theid Is ' a CO
Sulerati!C-ditTerenee: of opinioft 10-not:lst the manttfaetitr, ra
t 'Arty as .to the state of. the. rie6e-Mirket ~; aome .re
,complaining of a difpculty.in effecting aales,while oth vs
state there his liten a lair amount of business-de e,
Merinoi triCSenice,-and as they 'are"onlY'madein Mill ee
quantity,: tfley.. command full prices. .:Orleans andfa ti.
Inattas,are.better of 40e, and prices firm. : cptgpct,., 01
yarn fi;r .the month of . July.,have- generally becilP ex
At an ithproiement'upon . the Current rates' of
.titnp e.
coding month ; thiS',ia• to be attributed to the lava cu
which has beenelfeeted-nrr vre6l.t 'The weal hitt in hi
conntryhave gone offunorehriskly than Ivastantieipa 'd
and 'the' prices realised; hy.. the .growers range 1141 er
The effect has:seen' to' produce' move' activity' in t a
market.• Old stoekt have :been cleared oir,free/yoitit it'
better prices. . . .; ..... , . ::, ... ,'..-!
liANcli ESTE R, .TIIM?tIIDA.Y • AYE..l,iplipl. --ir The , advice
receded by the Indian Mail-are. not very flattering al
regards the sale of cotton piece goods. Though' 'alp
have been made to a fair extent, prices are by no niearn
satisfactory, .and the consequence is a 7 continuedll ill•
ness for those kinds of fabrics, and the market, cloSes
eith a further clownwarcr,tt.ndency. • Printing elpth
is .'still. an exception, - the deMand being good las
well as higher. Had the printers—been supplied
with water,. so •as to have :enabled them to work full
tithe, these goods must have gone still higher than tbey
are ; many printers are not working more than three or
four days a week. The home trade is improving:---a
aign that in the,agriculturaldistricts a fair average har-
vest is expected.: Yarns meet ready sale, •but •without
any sensible change in value.—Leects Mercury: '

There are, is the parish of Llantrisilio hear Liao-
gollan, three tombstones, :which have been.undisturbed
for the last two hundred.and sixty years. ,The inscrip-
tions, are perfectly plain. Few church-yards Carl boast
of the like.— Carnarvon Derek!.
ANISTERDAM, JULY s.—The first herring brig
arrived late in the evening, in the Bitet, With 40 barrels
.
of herrings. It left the fishery on .the 28th. This
morning, ,at eight o'clock, the herrings were brought
here in several carriages, adorned :with flags, s‘,o,
ualL)

• 'IVIAIIKE* kINTEtLIGENCI4I.
(Fidni the London New Price Current of July 5.)
importers of West India Sugar, submit-
ting fp further reduced rates, making the declMe for the week
Is per cwt, caused buyers to purchase more freely,: and
600 hhds were disposed of including a public sale of 102 hhds
11 titsof ilatliAdo*ftdi W with litavidas, and it 'glees
Qd to 18 thidlir the salo he d on Tuesday ; fine yellow fetched
65s pd, good 60s 6d t 0.635, -and.mid 58s 6d to 60s per cwt.
The.tbtai.ptirchases for. the week are only 1,500 hhds and trtsi.
REFINED.-LTo-day further minced rates being accepted
for Refined goods inthiced the hoitie trade to purchase largely
at to fel. brown; anti t4s ,to i4e ed pet , cwt ibr
Standard tufrips. Of Crtished Sugar there Is very little offer-.
ihg at :present. logo sates are still making for forward deli-
Veryj knaves are wanted, and in some cases stiffer rate* paid.
Mauurra's.-This afternoon there was a large public sale
of 8,058' bags 86 casks Mauritius Sugar; merchants were
anxious to sell, and. accepted prices is per cwt under those
of the last auctions i• nearly the whole, however, was disposed
of upon,.the , following terms, viz.-low .brown at 44a to 475,
Middling 47s Gd •to 48S 6d, good to fine 50s to 513 6d, low
yellow ,523 tosss, middling 31546 d to 575.6 d, good 58s to 614,
good. to Pne.grey 555, Gd to 605,, and inferiot 53s to 550 per cwt.
afternoon Manilla and aava Sugar were
offered, the former at rather lower rates, line grey. at 19s,
good 18s to US. 6dt-middling. 16s to 168 6d, good. yellow
les 6d;' to* darkbroWn 13s Gd to 145 6d, washed 13s to
lis 6d; the latter. went 6d to Is per cwt cheaper; good grey
sold at les to 19s; damp lis 'to 181 6d, sound white of mid
.quality. 21s. 6d.
,to 235, damp and. washed 205 6d to 21s 6d
per c•wt.
,afternoon 311, boxes of Cuba and 590
boxes of .11avannah• Sugar were submitted to public compe-
tition';Ciiba of white quality was taken in at 30s to 30s 6d
' for good, and 275. 6d to 29s 0 'for middling; yellow sold
at easier raieS; tine at 20s. • 6d, good 19s to 19s 6d,
and middling 18s to 184
.64; yellow Itavannah went rather
Wori the late rates?' but the whble found buyers, good at 19s
to 203, middling 18s to. 183 •6d, low 17s to 178 6d; damaged
17a t 0,198, and slightly dathaged 180. to 20s 6(1 per cwt..
MoLasei,..s.-=West India, at full prices for the better,
at lower rates for inferior sorts; Montserrat at 20s 6d, St.
Kitt's 223 to 234,• and Antigua 25s to 275; Demerara taken
in at 215s,iand Montserrat at 22* per cwt. Prices are 5s to 6s
per'ciit Tower than they Were last year at this period. Ben-
gal, .in small Barcels, 17s per ,cwt for good quality.
tlhney lOiver. • "
Saco.---Common at 125 to 6d. Sago Flour at lfts
to'2os'par cwt. • Thii afternoon Sago partly sold at 12s 6d to
135 6d for small. mid White Pearl, and 1146dt0 123 for brown
ditto, being cheaper. Bermuda Arrowroot -at 5d to lid;
Tanioca at sd: • • • • •
Cortfur..-,There has. been less inclination manifested: on
the part of the. home, trade to Purchase West India Coffee this
u;eek,and iniporterp,contmuing to supply the market freely,
liar produced a decline on for Mer rates of is to 2s per cwt.
Mocha at adecline oil lait.WeeVe rates of 2s to 3s per cwt.
This . atternObn Cevlon, Coffee . was wanted, and 1,526
Civics et pfillc-atietien we're mostly sold 'at and
after the sales ; Plantation., sorts went 'at full rates, and
other kinds rather dearer;: good ordinary pale fetched 508
to 51a, real good 'ordinary 525, and fine and fine fine
ordinary 61s to .65,:y IoW middling 'Plantation 748 lb • 795,
middling SOS to Sis, good middling 883 to 935, pea berry 808
964 Gd, triage 42s to 475, low 21s, and sea damaged 47s 6d to
85a; ,70 bags of La Gnayra were taken in at 46s for middling
colonry. • '
Cocaa.:=For British PlantationnO.improvement in prices.
For Poreign; rather !ewer' rates are accepted privatelY.;
Belli if 285'64 to 294 '6d 'per cwt for fine bright red. • This
afternoon Grenada: Cocoa taken in at 42s per cwt for. good
bright.red..
TEA.-The market has a dell" appearance, and the limited
purchases made in black and green .Tea have been upon ra-
ther lower terms-, 'To-day', some. parcels 'of Tea were forced
off for cash; tile:gilt generally are not inclined to purchase
more than 'present Wants .require.
market for black Pepper has again been in
a (Inlet State, and the rates -accepted are rather under those
of this day week. • Of white Pepper some parcels have been
disposed. of, hut 'at easier rates. 'With Jamaica Ginger the
market has :been better' supplied, still prices have
ruled arm. :.Ea'at India is, still 'wanted, and fetch full rates.
This afternoon-African Ginger at 55s to 57s for middling, and
53s to 53s 6d per cwt for sea damaged.; Bengal withdrawn.
Nutmegs fetched 2s 4d to 2s 7d for middling bold.. Ben-
coolen Cloves taken in at ldid per lb.
Rica.--In cleaned Rice several purchases niade at 125 9d
to 168 for l'atn. and 213 to. 26sper cwt for Carolina. This
afternoon the market was in a quiet state for East India Rice.
Madrea,at a.f decline on former rates of 3d to 6d per cwt ; good
yelldw.fetched,Bi6d to 9s, middling 8s 8S 6d, IoW 78- 6d,
and aea.dan*ed 63; .Bengal fetched 103 ed to Ils 6d for low
and mid white, ids 6d fOi Toadied; and OA for sea damaged,
being aboot the former value.. Java fetched 8s for mid yel-
low, and One lot of low 7s per cwt. • •
,aisn:.Hor..i..vinalamalca• Rum, 38 per
cent o,P,part faulty, ,11a3 been sold at 3e.4a'per gallon. Lee-
wards at 2s 2id per gallon Priof, and good. brown ditto at
2s qa..., Demerara at. 3a to •33 4d for good and fine sorts. Cal-
cutta Rum -..1a lid •13 Did proof, -with certificate.
'l3ajrapialikuni taken. in it .13 od for 11. per cent under proof,
but since sOld ;•the'Priee; however, is not allowed totranepire.
For.Brandy.prices rule as folloWe iCognac, best brands of
the vintage ofJB3B„hhds 5s 4d puns 5s 2d ; ditto 1839, hhds
518 2d, puns 531 litas • .sa-Id; ilunS. 4s lld ; ditto,
184 I , lids se, Ruiii4iltid:;:ditticle42;•'hlids 4s 9d, puns 41
7d ; mid to goon. mid 3s; 4s sd, ilbif' 2s 8d to 2s 10d
_per-ga110n.... Geneva, for shipping, at is 9d to is 10d; fine for
home, consnmption is 2s 6d to 3s 4d 'per gallon. English
Corn Spirits have fetched fornier rAitee.
hi-m(10.-41e quarterly eile*Of East India Indigo will coin-
mehce on . Tuesday-, the quantity declared being 15,146.
chest's ; the demand has been ;very, limited for all descrip-
tiona this; week, but; at present, prices cannot be quoted
lower. • .
011..s.=.44naeed,Oil at: 25s 9d to 263 per cwt on the spot.
Rape Oil is not Much *Anted, pale at 3Ss' and brown 373
per 'cwt. Olive ,Oil..ia again- cheaper. • Gallipoli' at .484
Spanish 461 to and Barbary 45t to 45/104 per tun. Palm
firm, fw4guldity 28sto 295 per-cwt. %Cod, 33115 s to 341, hale
Seal 35/ 105 to 3e/,'-and Southern 301 to 331 lOs per tun.
Sperm Oil is still wanted, and the adVanCed rates-Of 'sit v'teek
are well-supported:, This ifternOoriSouthern .Oil, at 31155 to
331 53 for mid •to fine ;• Sperm 801' 15a :to 831 10a; Ceylon
Cocoa Nut; Oil taken in at 30i. . • . '
Tamow.-Priees cannot be quoted higher for Russian Tal-
lows this week on , the-spot, P.Y.C. has been fetching.4ls 3d
to 41i.edper cwt.; for delivery in the last three months of
the year at 425 6d to 42,s Od per cwt. Town Tallow at 41s to
415 6dper cwt, nett cash ; in other descriptions of Tallow
there is no' variation to notice. This afternoon 397 pipes 17
hhds of South American,at auction ,were only partly sold at
37e to 40s, -140 mks' 'New South- Wales 37s 9d-to 4ls
per "Cwt.

; .. . IRELAND,..- :.
imiltisoNmENT og MR. O'CONNELL.
' DirritLik;„ -4i7tl- ,4.-'-The "Yeeninal JOiirnal 'of this dayi
saysL*-6.ThV fbllewing is the form of prayer agreed on by the
asliertibled-Iliehirchy to be used upon the 28th inst. through,
out the-Catholic Church of Ireland t-- • - ' •
•.- •, - • - " intiTili.
"O Almighty and eternal God I Kiag of Kings, and an=
p ,teme Lord. of all earthly Powers, be graciously pleased to
look.doWri`Witli compassion upon the people of this country,
and mercifully put an end to their sufferintcs. - Give them pa-
tience to endure their unexampled privations, and fill their
rulers 'th the spirit of truth, humauity,•and justice. Unite
all '. in a per§everind love of country, cordial allegiance
to Onbeloved Sovereign, and charity; towards each other.
aiiis
Direct our. legislators to enact laws founded upon the holy
coinmandinentS;and make Ireland prosperous and hippy ;
and eithY Servant 'Daniel O'Connell, who hailaboured with
'so much zeal-and perseierance to PrOpaote these sacred 01:.•
jecte, is now' detained in captivity, give him grace to bear his
trial's with resignation, and in tht.merey vouchsafe to:restore
him to liberty, for the.g.uidance and protection of thy, people,
through iitir Lira anil Savinnr Jestis Christ. Amen.'
'SPYING IN"IIIE •IRISII POt3T-OFFICE.
• In refeirttg to:the debate on hfr. buncombe's motion, the
Dublin I,:vcoing Post says:—" We , observe that Sir James
Graham;-4n 'an endelticeir to divide the-responsibility of the
letter-opening system,' has Idgged•lii poor • Lard De Grey, op
the eve qf his deParture, and has -suggested that the Irish.
braieh ;or 'the'foitkiffite shoUld be included in the inquiry
We trust.that this suggestion, although emanating from the
`lttiiiieSetreteLl7,-4-111 'be, adopted. We-have no doubt-that
the spy system has been :in operation in •Sack Ville-street as
WAX:yin-sf: Mitithei-le-Gitind., Indeed, we have heard some
curious statements on this subject; referring especially to the
period of the State trials:" - ,
• •'/ELNESS. OF CHI RV JUSTICE_ PENNEFATHER.

,Sanndeix's News Letterslys The Lord Chief Justice,
being indisposed; will not .go the north-west circuit at the
ensuingissizee, and. the.result of .this will be the change of
several of the .'circuits • which the judges had fixed upon.
Baron:RichardsAikes- the ,place' of, Baron Lefroy. on. the
Leinater,circuit, and.the.'latter,, it is. understood, goes the,
Connaught.. Mr. Sergeant .Warren Lis unwilling to take the
Cut). of a• judge onitimselfy in consequence. of the illness of a
member of his family; and Sergeant Stock being absent, and
Sergeant .liowley attending. the quarter sessions inthe county
of Tipperary, Mr. Brewster or Mr. Henn; are named as the
counsel most likely to'be.sent."
The intention'to encamp a force on the Curragh of Kildare,
this summer, is:abandoned.. • • ,
Lour) HUTTESBURY'S Housauoim—The Evening Mail
atattifthat Lord 'lleytesbury hest t‘ with: the greatest kind,
negi;!'.Consented:to'retain thegseater part of• the. household
of Itis ittodetells6r. It is added thatthefollowing officers of
tlio 'sag* oat-with Lord:: De Grey;--7Captains Lindesay,
*Cole, Maudeiand•Sir William Don. , . r ,

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
(SATURDAY.)

• MANSION.:IIO47SE.
• ,
A.-..atioit 'jaw:A Joseph -Edwords waa btought before
the Lord Mayor,- upon the eharge of.,having obstructed
City. policeman John Davis,..Na. 551, is the; execution of
bis-duty,!and having been the means of gathering tege-,
ther,a,groat crowd.
The; pbliceman said that at about -ten o'clock there
was'a'riftr in Etigtcheapi round a .1) übliv•house, -and that
a 'girl in ti-distriketiLstite, Was endeavouring to force her
way into puhlic-hoitse, the landlord of which Very
.pjoppiy,refit#ed to 'admit- her; that the defendant said
ns e, pad, !be-eri:,intnited. and abused, and appealed to'
witness, ,who replied :that :she had: made no cord-,
plaint, whatever, he; could do. nothing injhe-business.
n The defendant -then "laid' that witness waste behonght
with.. a half.pint of beer, -refused to go away, and eon
'e conducted himself in such' -a' Mariner, that many people
'fittSetialad deer .of the house. For the.sake of
:it the, petdic peace; it, therefore, became necessary to: take
r. him into custody, and; finally, to represent the offensive
'eoriduet of the Man tethe Lord Mayer.
'The Lona. 111/ien asked the policeman a few queti
tieris, 'Which decided :the inatter in_ a very short time
against the person in authority. His Lordship then asked
the defendant what he had to say on tht subject ? The
.defendant—My Lord, there is a gentleman here who saw
's this pelicemantreat me so badly that he interfered for
• me, even though he raised the policeman's resentment
against himself. 'I Saw a woman of respectable appear
ante, but who or What she was I don't know, kicked bya
brutal fell,* into the middle of the street, as she was
going into a public-house. I saw the kick, repeated, and
I spoke to the policeman, who was standing near„ about
the brutality of such conduct, whenhe spoke to me in a
ruffianly tone, and threatened to take me into custody if
I did not walk off. As I felt that he was acting in a dis-
graceful manner, I expostulated with him, and heathen
struck me and collared. me, and hauled me off to the
station-hetise. • •
Mr. Thomas J'. Carr, of Northumberland-street, Neiv,
road, stated,that lie was passing at the time, and saw the
ferrule most shatneffilly treated. He then Obseried the.
policeman catch hold •of _the defendant and strike him
without having received the slightest provocation what-
ever.. The policeman used at the same tinie very gross
and abusive language towards the man who was the ob-
ject of his' wrath. Witness mildly interfered to prevent-
the policeman from actittg with such improper 'violence,
but wasealled a npuppy," and told that if he did not
topohoa go 0. the station-house. .s 1
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