The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-02 00:00:00

THE MARKETS

PLANTATION:SUGARS.--Up to:the present time,very little
business bas been . done in the Market; prices are fintif
maintained ; the show of good Sugars continue
The two public sales of Mauritius Sugar appear to ham
attracted the attentioa of the buyers, and are selling at the .
present time the good coloury and strong qualities at full
prices ; low middling are rather cheaper.
FOREIGN SUGARS IS leSt-week:

RRFINRD SUGARS.—The active demand for low good.,
noticed on Friday, appeals to have rather abated, .but is
prices there is very little alteration; in other descriptions
very little doing.
COFFER.—Two public sales were brought 'forward 64
morning, consisting of Berbice, Demerara, and Jamaica
the demand did not appear to be very brisk. Fine ordi-
nary Jamaica brought 535. 6d. a b4s. 6d. ; real middling
ditto, 735. a 745. 6d. ; and middling Berbice, 65% a 665.
Last week's prices for the Berbice were not rnaiutiined.
Faurr.—There is•no alteration' in this article to be
noticed.

A y large sale of SALTFETRE was made yesterday St
24... 6d. per cwt. The transaction was had under sal"
peculiar circumstances, so that this ought not to he cork
dered as a fair market price. The article, however, is nato-'
less in demand, the aspect of Eastern politics being more
pacific.
Tau.ow.—The speculator• for a rise in this article and
pear to have " burnt their fingers," operating as they
on the prospect of a short stock. It is now found that
there will he ample to supply all demand until the arrival 01
the spring ships. As we mentioned three weeks since, the
advance in price has continued to check the deliveries. 5A14
cannot he made at 395. 6d. for Russia Tallow: Bristles,
Hemp and Flax, are rather heavy.
There has been no re-action in Nalco, and business
on a limited scale; nor is it expected to increase much tint,'
the Company's sale is finished.
In TEAS there is not much activity displayed, and the
only alteration is in Bolteas, which continue to sell at a profit.
In COTTON a fair proportion of business has been dove
since the Company's sale on Friday. The accounts frog;
Liverpool continue satisfactory, as far as regards the demand
there. In some cases an advance has been given for Surat°
on the prices at the sale.

COTTON WOOL. •
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

I nironTED. I ix.rortrEn.
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Same pe- Previon,'
This rind last ly this
year. year. vent,
— --. ..,....----•
Bags, &e. Brags, &e. Bags, &c. Bags, IL('
Liverpool 124,2P3 142,‘14 216 t,7nA
London 14,815 9,8-10 580 9,1T7
Glasgow 8,710 13,415 ---
Total exported in 1828 13,675,
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BIRTHS.
On the Ist inst., Mre. Stringer, of Rnssell-square, of a
'on.
On the 31st ult., the wife of Mr. Sorel, jun., of Berke'
ley-,quare, of a son.
On-the 31st ult., in Fenchurch-street, Mrs. Thome
lienshaw, of a daughter.

MARRIEn.
On the 22d of January, at St. John's Church, Antigua,
by the Rev. 11. Holberton, Captain Rowland Edward
Willia►ns, late of the 10th Royal Hussars, of Weston-green,
Surrey, and of Antigua, to Clara Susannah, second dangliter
of his Excellency Major-General Sir P. Ross.
On the 29th ult., at Lambeth Church, Mr. Patterson,
of Manor-house, Shacklewell, to Miss C. Carpenter,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. Carpenter, of Battersea•
On the 29th ult., at Alelkshain, by the Rev. Henry
Moule, Colonel C. S. Fagan, C. 8., of the Bengal Arno
to Elizabeth Jane, third daughter of George Moule, Esq.,
of Melksham.

DIED.
On the 30thlult., in the flower of her youth, much and
deservedly regretted, Anne, only daughter of Robert Pear-
son, Esq., of Unthank Hall, and Benwell Lodge, North"
umberland.
On the 29th ult., Christopher William Hollier, Esq., of
Sidinouth-place, Gray's-inn-road, aged 76.
On the 31st ult., aged 16, Mary Ann, the eldest daughter
of Mr. Thomas Surflen, of Mile-end.
Oa the 30th ult., in her 13th year, Margaret, the
daughter of A. Zinger, Esq., of Wandsworth-road.

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