The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-11 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS.-TWO O'CLOCK.

PLANTATION SUGARS.-There has been very little done
this week ; the market did not open until yesterday, on ac-
count of the Easter holidays ; the few transactions that
have taken place have been at the last quotations : there
are several arrivals this week, and the buyers appear rather
less inclined to purchase, expecting a better supply at
market.

Delivered last week from West India Docks, 1,674 hhds.
119 trs.

_
Stock on hand in West India Dock.s (on 7th instant),
8,507 hhds. 932 trs.
Stock on hand in West India Docks (on 9th April,
1827), 14,683 hhds. 1,030 trs.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—There are still enquiries for the
strong white qualities both of Havannahs and Brazils, but
there does not appear to have been much business done this
week ; 193 chests Brazils were offered by public sale
yesterday, when the strong qualities sold at full prices,
viz. a 355. 6d. for low to Ils. 6d. for good white; low to
soft good whites taken in 335. a 375. browns and yellows
sold 275. 6d. a 295.

RerINFD SUGARS.-The only business doing in this
market this week is in low lumps, which are partially
taken off at last week's prices ; of the middling and fine
grocery goods there continues to he a scanty supply, but
nevertheless far these qualities the market is very heavy.
COFFEE.—Two public sales were brought forward this
morning of Plantation and Foreign, the former nearly all
Demerara and Berbiee, the good and clean qualities of
which were bought by the dealers at very full prices,
viz.—Middling Berbice, 70s. a 745. For the Fo-
reign the demand did not appear to be quite so
brisk ; good to fine ordinary Brazil partly sold 38s.
a 42f,.. ; ordinary Sc. Domingo taken in a 375. ; of East
India Coffee 3606 bags have been offered yesterday and to-
day, but the spirited demand noticed last week did not ap-
pear to be sustained, as part was bought in : no alteration
in price, however, can be noticed.
Delivered last week from West India Docks, 326 Casks,
1,314 Bags,
Stock on hand in West India Docks (on 7th inst.),
10,250 Casks, 91,227 Bags, &c.

Stock on hand in West India Docks (en 9th April,
1827), 9,063 Casks, 80,276 Bags, &c.
Faurr.—There has been very little done in any descrip.
Linn this week. NOV Bed Smyrnas continue to go off at
tl.te quotations.
In SrtcEs-there is no material alteration. Mace, Cin-
namon, Cloves, &c. are already at former prices. Pimento
is firm. The stock is larger than at this period last year,
being upwards of 3000 bags.
Runt.—As the Government contract is to be taken this
afternoon, there is not much doing in the Market this
morning. The demand since Tuesday has however been
quite as brisk as last week; Leewards are principally in-
quired after. In other spirits there is no material al-
teration.

SALTTETRE.-The demand for this article since the
beginning of the week has been very steady, and the price
may now be quoted from 245. 6d. to 253. per cwt. The
deliveries this week have been above 3000 cwt.

TEA-. —The East India Company have just issued their
quarterly declaration of Teas. The sale will consist
of the following, viz. :—Of Bohea, 1,150,000 lbs.; of
Congo'', Cainpoi, Pekoe, an.-1 Sotichon, 5.300,000 lbs. ;
of Twankay and Hyson Skin, 1,000,000 lbs. ; and of
Ily.on, 250,000 lbs. The total amount of the sale will
be 7.'700,000 lbs., precisely the same as the last sale of the
several description of Teas. The quantity now declared is
touch larger than the previous sale.
RussiAN PaonucE.—The accounts from St. Peters-
burgh, state that purchases of Tallow continued to be made
freely there at from 99 to 100 rubles. The total qnan-
tity bought up to the date of the latest letters was between
48,000 and 50,000 casks. In other articles of produce not
so much was doing. Here Russia Tallow remains at about
the former quotations, but little demand. The stock is
not now above 15,000 casks. The deliveries in the week,
ending last night, have been much larger than last week,
nearly 9,000 cwt. The Government contract for Tallow
being for only a small quantity, produced no effect on the
market. For Hemp and Flax there is no increased demand,
and Bristles are rather lower.

Woor.s.—The importation of Wools from Hamburgll,
have been exceedingly large latterly, and the market hese is
nearly glutted. In the week ending last night, the quan-
tity of Sheep's Wool entered at the Custom House from the
above mentioned port, has exceeded 300,0001b5. A good
deal of business' in English Wools has of late been done,
but the prices have undergone no improvemeat worthy
notice.

INnic.o.—As the Company's sale of 5,694 chests will
commence on Tuesday next, there is no demand except
for immediate wants. The prices are nominally those of
last week. The deliveries from the warehouse are in-
creasing. The present stock of Indigo (East India) is
greater than at this period last year.
COTTON.-The purchases of Cotton this week have
been quite as extensive as during the last. In East India
t,wre has been a slight improvement in-the former quota-
tions, good descriptions of Surat fetching 4id. to sd. The
deliveries are not, however, very large. The imports of
Cotton this year have not been so great by about 20,000
bales, as in the first three months of last year. The stock
at the commencement of the present month was about
400,000 bales. Egyptians are firm, and the market for all
descriptions may be quoted higher.

CHICHESTER MARKET.—ApriI 9.
Beef 3s. Bd. to 4s. 6d. Veal 4s. ?d. to Is. 8.1.
Mutton 3 10 4 4 4 0 4 4
Lamb
With Store Beasts, Milch Cows, Couples, and Store Pigs, the
trade was moderately brisk, at rather improving prices ; with fat
stock dull, at a considerable depression. Supply on the whole
tolerably brood.

RUMFORD MARKET.—ApriI it
8. d. wit. d. s. d. to s. d.
Beet. ... 3
.8 4 8 Veal
Mutton 3 8 4 8 Pork
e
Lamb ............. 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d.
sding Calves from 16s. to 405.; Quarter old Pigsl6s. to 20s. cacti.
Supply limited, and trade on the whole dull.

ROBBERY OF TIIE GREENOCK BANK.
For three days past there has been a rumour in the town,
that the rot; bens of the Greenock Bank had offered to corn:
pound with the proprietors.—Scotsman.
HERRING FISHING IN THE FIRTH of
Foarn.—The herring fishing in the Firth may now be con-
sidered as substantially concluded for the season. On every
station the fishermen have been grievously disappointed.
The take will not reach half that of last year, and it has
been the most unfavourabie fishing of the Firth that has
occurred for a number of years.—Scotsman.
COINCIDENCES OF TILE SAME DATES.-
Cr.omwELL was born the same day Queen ELIZABETH
died. SULLY and HENRY IV. came into the• world on
the same day ; and CERVANTES and StrAKsriAIIE died at
the same time.--London Weekly Review.

SHIPPING IN TELLIGENCE -( THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL 10. —Wind W. S.IY,-7-Arrived the Charles
Grant, Hay, from China; Indemnity, Woodall, from De-
merara. Arrived from London, the Rambler, Knight, for
Malta; Erie, Douglas, for Quebec; St. Charlo, Cousin,
ditto ; Magnet, Dawson, and Aid, Palmer, for Aliramichi ;
Industry, Lodge, for Quebec; and Tweed, Bruce, for
Madeira.

PORTSMOUTH, AVRIL 1 0. ----Wind W. S.W. --The Sir W.
Wallace, Brown, from Bombay, sailed 25th November;
and the St. Andrew, from Trinidad, arrived off the Wight,
this morning, for the River.
FALMOUTH, ArIUL 9.—Wind W. S.W.
PLYMOUTH, Arnm 9.—Wind E.

Cows, Arun 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Wash-
ington, Salisbury, from China, sailed stli December ; and
Rosanna, Thomas, from Charleston.
DARTMOUTH, ArRIL 9.—Wind W.—Off Port, the
Beatrice, Griffiths, from St. Kitt's.

BRISTOL, Arum 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Fancy,
Fryer, from St. Michael's.
HOLYHEAD, ARIL 9.—Off Port, the Tuscarora, —,
from Philadelphia.
DUBLIN, Aram 9.—Wind I.W.—Arrived the Ma-
tilda, Hooper, from London ; the Columbia, —, from
Trinidad; the Fanny, Brown, from Tercera ; the Wasp,
from Almeira ; Tres Amigos, and Beginha, from
St. Übes.

DOVER, APRIL 10.—AlTiVed the Medusa, Bushell, f-om
Boulogne, with passengers; his Majesty's ship Salamander,
Hamilton, from Calais ; the Defence, Faison, from Ostend,
with mail ; the Adolphe, Dutorti, from Calais; the Due
do Bordeaux, from Calais, with mail ; his Majesty's ship
Spitfire, Slater, from Holyhead ; his Majesty's ship Fury,
Ellis, from Holyhead. Sailed his Majesty's ship Crusader,
for Calais, with mail ; the Henry IV., Margolle, for Calais.

The Sarnia, Frell, from Demerara to Hull, was lost near
St. Domingo on the 16th of December.
The Buck, Bar, of Salem, is lost off Sumatra, crew saved.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

UNION-HALL.

Mrs. Maria Aris, mistress of the chorus-singers at
the Surrey Theatre, and teacher of music, was brought up
on a charge of stealing a ring set with pearls, and some
other articles of jewellery, the property of Mr. Bennett,
at whose house she was engaged in giving lessons in music.
The prisoner, who is a genteel-looking woman, appeared
excessively agitated:; she was accompanied by her husband,
who was in the deepest affliction during the examation ;
he is also a performer at the same theatre.
From the evidence of Mr. Bennett it appeared that the
prisoner was in the daily habit of being at his house, for
the purpose of instructing his wife in music and singing.
In the course of last week, a pair of very valuable bracelets
were missing from a case in Airs. Bennett's room ; but
at that period not the slightest suspicion was attach-
ed to the prisoner, who was considered of unimpeachable
character. Some few days afterwards a costly diamond
cross was also found to have been taken from the same
place, and suspicion was at length excited against the pri-
soner. In order, however, to ascertain beyond a doubt
who the.thief was, a ring, set in pearls, was deposited in
the box from which the other articles were stolen. Yes-
terday, as usual, the prisoner called, and having finished
her lessons in music, left the house, and immediately after
her departure the ring in question was missed. Mr.
Bennett pursued the prisoner, and having met with a con-
stable, they overtook her jast as she was on the point of
going into the theatre at the stage entrance. At the sight
of Mr. Bennett and the officer, the prisoner became dread-
fully alarmed ; and upon their approaching her she was
observed to drop the ring, which was found at her feet.
On examining her pockets, a great number of duplicates
of property pledged at various pawnbrokers were found.
It was stated that of late several articles belonging to the
performers at dm Surrey Theatre have been stolen from
the dressing-room.
The prisoner was remanded.