The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-20 00:00:00

PA RTNERSN IPS DISSOIN DD.

William Morrison and John Watt, Fencharch-street,
beoltsellers.

John Pattison, William Pattison, and James Kennedy,
Glasgow.
Jahn Hague, Thomas Hague, and William Allen, Soar-
borough, Yorkshire, bankers.
Charles William Hick, John Richards Tilstone, and.
Richard Marsh, Cheapsiele, hatters.
James Young and James Allen, Alnwick, Northum-
berland, drapers.
Charles Ellis, John Ellie, and Joseph Ellis, Stockwell,
Surrey, brewers.
Henry Uhthoff sad John Henry Standen, attorneys.
Henry Pickworth and Wan. Jon. Pickworth, Great
Scotland-yard, coal-merchants.
David Duthoit and Wm. Cooper, Bow-church-yard,
wholesale hosiers.
John and Philip Cooke, Gloucester, attorneys.
Thos. Street, Henry Millington, and Thou. Webb Gil-
bert, Lrr.hant-court, Philpot-lane, attorneys.
John Jones and Robert Edwards, Wrexham, Denbigh,
plumbers.
Francis Dunn and Thomas Howdle, Drvpool, York,
mustard manufacturers.

Thomas Burford and William Briggs, Waterloo-terrace,
Commercial-road, grocers.
William Bower, John Walker, Alexander Bower, and
Samuel Thornley, Manchester, cotton-spinners.
George Bymond and John Bymond, jun., Exeter, nnr•
serymen.
CERTIFICATES—JAmaAar A.
James Tanner, Wickwar, Gloucestershire,
William Lockwood, Manor-House Academy, East Bar-
net, Hertfordshire, bookseller.
Henry Gilbert, Bishopsgate-street-withont, London,
grocer.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(Prom the London New Price Current of Friday.)
StGAR.—The demand for Muscovades has con-
siderably revived during the present woek, occa-
sioned no doubt by the opinion generally entertained
that no Sugars would be offered for sale next
week, on account of the holidays. This day the
certainty of the Colonial Market being closed all the
next week brought forward the buyers, and the
total sales are estimated at 2,200 bhds. and trs.
The Refined Market has been rather dull all the
week, but the prices ore more firm ; both the
Grocers and Exporters evince a greater disposi-
tion to purchase, probably on account of the ex-
pectation that there will be little or no business
during the next week. The Refined Market is
little varied this afternoon; there are more buyers
of Refilled Goods, particularly from prices 82s. a
88s., and for crushing. Bastards are also in some
request for export.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—There are no sales of Foreign
Sugar to report. The stock of Brazil Sugar has
accumulated.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There has been some de-
mand for bright yellow Mauritius Sugars, all other
descriptions have been neglected.
CoFPEE.—The public sales lately brought forward
are quite inconsiderable, tn4d this week the only
transactions are small parcels of Jamaica and Ber-
bice for the home consumption ; the prices have
been fully maintained. No sales of Foreign Coffee
are reported. There were no public sales of Coffee
this afternoon, and no purchases by private contract
have been reported.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDI3.—The transac-
tions in Rum have not been extensive this week;
the sale of Leewards we alluded to last week was
two over at 2s. bd., since which a large parcel of
six over is reported at 2s. 6d.; time other purchases
are quite inconsiderable. In Brandy or Geneva
there is little alteration.
FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market
was very firm all the week till yesterday, when the
prices rather gave way. In Hemp or Flax there is
little variation.

INDIGO.—The *,ales of Indigo for the last week are
from 200 to 300 chests, chiefly of former sales; they
are at the rate of about 3d. per lb. advance on the
last East India House sale, and are of the mid. and
good qualities.
SILL—The Silk Market continues dull.

COTTON.—The improvement in the demand for
Cotton at Liverpool has occasioned more firmness
among the holders here, but the sales are not exten-
sive. The purchases for the week ending last night
inclusive are—by public sale :-1,700 Swats, at
34d. a 4(1.; 700 ditto, at 3d. a 3d.
SALTPETRE.—The demand for Saltpetre continues
dull ; the prices are rather lower.
IRtstt PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork are quoted at
a small reduction. Butters are dull and lower, on
account of the mild weather.

Hops.--The fine samples of Hops maintain the
late currency; the inferior parcels are offered at
rather lower rates, without facilitating sales.
TonAcco.—The sales of Tobacco this week are
about 200 lihds., chiefly Irish at 5i(1., and some good
black Virginia at sd.

FittitT;:—There continuos to be a very extensive
demand for the common descriptions, still the gro-
cers refrain from buying more than sufficient for the
supply of their immediate wants, even at the pre-
sent low prices, as, from the evident determination
of the importers to effect sales, they have hitherto
this season been able to purchase cheaper almost
daily, consequently what they purchased one day
upon reasonable terms they lost money by the next,
and therefore are intimidated and fearful of laying in
any stock. New Currants go off slowly, in very
small parcels; fine new Muscatells aro scarce, and
fully support their prices; there is some inquiry for
new Sultanas, but there are none remaining on
hand ; the price has not varied all the season since
the first arrival. New Turkey Figs go off very
slowly, and at reduced prices.
TEA.—There is a demand for the low-priced Twan-
keys Since the sale, at a small advance,. The ro-

port that some Teas are offered at Id. per lb. dis-
count on the India House prices proves tube untrue.
SPICES.--A large parcel of Pepper is reported to
be sold at a reduction of id. per lb., and some good
Pimento at Sid.
Rim—The only sale of rice to any extends a
parcel of good Carolina at :375., ord. yellow Mada-
gascar at 12s. a 135., and some ord. white Bengal
15s. The holders appear siisappointed that the ad-
vance in Wheat has produced no demand for Rico.
AS/IRS, &C.—By public sale this day, 457 brig.
Canada Pearl Ashes 355. a 365., 129 brls. Canada
Pot Ashes, 335. 6d. a 34-s., 178 chests East India
Barilla, 20/. a 251. ss.
WOOL.—By public sale 12th inst. 396 bags
Spanish Wool, 203 4id. 39, Is. a Is. lid.,
25 Is. a Is. Id., 129 10d. a 11d.

PRICES OF HOPS.—Dec
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61 IN.
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