The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-29 00:00:00

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' Bengal and 600 bags of Madras were offered; the I e
sold at the former value; sound fetched 61s, and oli°
60s per cwt, but the latter went 2s per cwt cheat its
heavy dark brown selling at 43s to 445, and other
quality 46s to 48s per cwt.
FonmoN.---To-day there was more inquiry foroo,l
Sugar, and a cargo of 2,500 boxes fine new yellow II ~ite
Ie
was sold for a near port at 21s 6d per cwt, one of I"_,tel
Russia at 295, and 1 • ses of brown Bahia on the kr
18s 9d. elge
MOLASSES.-This rnoon there was little busi".,,,,e dye
in West India, and at public sale 110 puns of Trinnw
lasses were all taken at 25s per cwt for good quality. d ies
COCOA.-West India at former rates ; Trinkla onnst
bought in at 42s per cwt for middling red. Foreiga
be quoted low tits
COFFEE.-Al ugh there has been an immense 4`tril
of West India free brought forward this week, deoir
home trade hive been eager purchasers of all clean
stter
tions. This afternoon West India Coffee met with lees
to 39
tion, and 196 casks 203 barrels at public sale went,„296i
per cwt under former rates; Jamaica, ordinary Tnr",:i.jinfl,
103 s, mid F4s to 90s, low mid 78s to 82s
fine tinesos
68s to 755, fine ordinary 60s 6d to 665, Triage 40°1 , '°.,telY;
cwt. Ceylon was disposed of to a fair extent P° 1.64
holders would not generally sell good ord under 505 r; there0
TEA.-No public sale of Tea has been held this 'Ol3
has been more demand privately for black, and several `.b b°
have been disposed of at full rates; low Congou for olii; but
fetched 10id to 11d, and good common 110 to Is Per.ces
for green the market has a dull appearance, and of vere ill
drooping. To-day the few parcels of Tea disposed 0„„1
easier rates; low common Congou, cash, 10d to lur
Ild, and Twankay ordinary is 2d to Is 20 per lb. betel
SPICES.-With Cassia Lignea the market has beeg' ont
supplied this week. This afternoon 1006 bags "f •„a raker
Pepper were offered at public sale ; sound, all takell_tA, ~
above the value, common quality at 4-1; sea darraTi pee
class at 20 to 20, second and third class 2kl tn?lfor r
40 cases bold 'Malabar Ginger went at Ses to 918
bold, being very full rates. RICE.-The operations in Bengal have been 11P°ape-
scale this week ; good white fetched 12s to 12e 6d, g,A4,lt.
dling Its to lie 6d, low middling yellowish white 14.
11s, Ils, small broken white lOs to lOs 6d, and son deed'
8i 6d to lls 6d per cwt. Madras has been in better 4d, lee
Ordinary bold yellow Madagascar sold at 8s to 8"t.
white 8s 6d to 9s, and sea damaged 6s to 8s 6d Per c,:t Pa'
o
• upon former terms. Cleaned Rice at 13s to 160
and 21s to 26s per cwt for Carolina. et CZ
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Jamaica t."-‘
full rates ; good and fine qualities are most in. 1*(1;13;05-
quality 33 to 36 per cent 0 P at 3s 6d to 3s 9d, Ow rgali°,l
0 P 4s to 4s 6d, and fine 32 to 36 0 P4s 9d to 5s Pend ge'j
Leewards sold at 2s 2d to 2s 20 proof strength, for r,
brown (to 2s 3d per gallon. Demerara 3s to 39 4",,,d
and: fine descriptions. Calcutta at is ltd to is r
with certificate ; the chief holders will not sell nro-% Ott
gallon. Brandy is attracting but little attend' dy
prices being low ; we quote Cognac, best brs3B;
the vintage of 1838, hhds 5s sd, puns 5s 3d ; ditto 1 ..,:din"
5e 3d, puns 5s ld; ditto 1840. hhds 5s 2d, pu.it4 15,1
1841, hhds 5s ld, puns 4s lld ; ditto 1842. 11n".6P,t
puns 4s 8d; mid to good mid of other brands 3s to 4' :joy :t
low 2s 8d to 2s ltd per gallon. Geneva for exporlBto33"
Is 9d to is 10d; and fine, fit for t - is fetching 3°
per gallon. feild
're
SAGO upon rather lower terms ; ,e small w"l 0013
taken in at 20s to 23s per ce t. Sago Flour is in
,),j,°o
privately at 193 to 20s ; 108 6d to 15s for sea dinii,"cig,i;
64 6d per cwt for ditto and repacked. Bermuda:km, PR,
Ild to is Id; St. Vincent's 50 to 100; Jamaics 'O4
other sorts West India Is to Is 20; East Inalll,7;te
South Sea 20 ; East India Tamarinds very loge
per cwt. tbele
Lenmoo.-Price,s lower for East India. For Seanlon,
are still few purchasers, but holders are Lot pressings 001,
OILS.-Southern Oil fine quality at 32/to 336 0)501 det
to 311155, and middling dark 30/ to 30! 5s per tun.
sell nn
pale at 35/ to 35! 10s, and some merchants will not bp.o 93
36/ per tun. Cod at 33/ lOs to 34/ per tun.
As 251 3
801 to 83l 10s. Linseed Oil at 25s 6d
,t"ale,
per cwt on the spot. Rape Oil 38s to 38s 63 gilittle44,
37s to 37s 6d per cwt for brown. In Cocoa Nut per ,
been done. Palm fine is fetching 28s to 288
Olive is not much wanted. Gallipoli at 481 to at ;fterelof
471 to 47/ lOs ; and Barbary 46! per tun. Thiis,a Sty
Ceylon Cocoa Nut taken in at 30s ; Southern sc"`'.,,n,
to 33110 s; Sea Elephant Oil, in bond for exportal,.l"
to 27/. re es A p
TALLow-For Russian Tallow on the spot pric,,,.01; to
on the advance ; P Y Candle at 41s 3d to 4ls 63 P,`"424. ejob,
delivery in the last three mouths of the year 3; retql
42s 9d. Town Tallow at 400 6d to 41s per nw"3.18
yo
This afternoon New South Wales Tallow sold 3tu
ritnent
41s 9d, Cape 44s to 455, Odessa 40s to 40s 6d, South
34s to 41s per cwt.

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THE ROYAL .P.aCHANGE.—On Tuesdayvr,ibb, :d . t
ote
Sewers was held at Guildhall, Mr. Alderroan„A" by 3,00°
chair, when, after a long discussion, it was Wily-chair, bdi '44
majority that the entire space from the end of Cornopee
east end of the Royal Exchange, including th.etut, 1/,,°04
facing the west end, taking in the Wellington sr tely „
be paved with flag-stones. 1,760/. was imniew3d- tbtir
out of the consolidated-fund for that purpose, i'u gro"
pavement should be laid down under the joint ore of
tendence of Mr. Tite and Mr. Kelsey, the Burr°
Commissioners.
The Prince de Joinville has done Cape
Hall, of her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Albert'w
to address to him a letter highly complimentarY,,ed
has expressed the high gratification he has reeeS._...iesis, des
perusal of his book, the " Voyages, &c., of the -01„'"-oriC33kell
much extols her various exploits in China. 04:00110?
with requesting Captain Hall's acceptance (as a ...till to,
of his esteem) of a brace of pistols. The pistols telcro.efe
elaborate manufacture, and most highly-finished
barrels, half stocked with ebony inlaid with silver: dl
contained in a most superb rosewood case inlaid is
The value is said to be 100/. COrrer6ll
THE CONVICT DALMAS.—(From or-of
dent. )—Notwithstanding the convict has all al"b AP is,
had a latent hope of a commutation of his sentenc 00,1
appeared less sanguine within the last day or ta,tbe
query at the gaol last night, we were informed ths_l4,oo
respecting him remains in state quo. He still pesufferAii
innocence of the charge for which he is doomed to
be to
he neglects to point out any fact which would,,edo;
to bear him out in that assertion. He was visited on lvdseglitsio
—we believe for the last time—by some of his four
col),
upon all of whom his repeated and solemn asseverarire
made an indelible impression that be will die a %lc' oro
cumstantial evidence. Poor things, they deserv,eietsef°,
pathy of the public, as they have been indefatigswir 011
their limited efferts extend to save the life of the
maining parent, but apparently without effect
95, togo
FIRE IN BASINGHALL-STREET.—WedIles,' broke
about twelve o'clock, a fire of an alarming naturewhial
in the extensive range of premises known al,..streetr..d
Patent Medicated Vapour Baths, New Basilighsl; „0ry,1.0.4
originated in. one of the bath-rooms on the third,, s tor'
was first discovered by one of the inmates thr"u"the
smell of burniug. Upon making an examination_olioni
ment in question was found to be completely e
fire, and the flames were rushing out with such 'le booti be
threaten with destruction the whole of the itninenv_rei 01. 01
Fortunately not many minutes elapsed before sebtieedepc:alo
engines were at the -scene. There being a" ucceedthei
water, the firemen by dint of great exertiotql swore bot
confining the flames to that part of the prerni-esed tbe°l•oo
commenced, and shortly after entirely ex tingois"
The °
not before considerable damage was done. l,Ol
are could not he ascertained.
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APPREHENSION OP WILLIAM t t -
RATE COLLECTOR.—Yesterday Ingpector Ta.).l°riro'e-liogio°
division of police, brought in custody to the Ist of mob'
the New-way, Westminster, William Burke, 3 one °ot
street, Westminster, and of York-road, Batters; 3,07-I.ged
collectors of the poor-rate of the parishes of ding did the
and St. John the Evangelist, Westminster, st3",.epertY,
with larceny, and embezzling moneys, thaeppPi;o'etn.cidewetst;
said parishes, whom he had succeeded in
night at Gravesend, just as he was on the eve awed e
for America. A reward of twenty pounds vins,ll beco'
prisoner's apprehension, which the inspector will in'
titled to.
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THE ALLEGED POISONING AT STEP" cOn'A
~.O
quest On the late Mrs. Belanev was brought to a_ verd''t
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on Thursday afternoon, and the jury returned evidence
" Wilful murder" against the husband. The eofWl'
the same as that adduced at the Thames Police- of
fr44;t:l°l"
6IX POUNDS of TEA, and upwards, sent, earril or
part of the Kingdom, at the Wholesale Price, on receipt
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tame, or Post-office order.
4d A -§• B‘l.,
Is Black, 2s. Bd. 35., 3s. 4d., 3s. Bd., 45., 4e• 65., -•
• • Green, 2s. 44., 3s. Sd., 45., 4s. 4d., 55., 59. 10.•' 131,v„,0
Coffee, 9d„ Is. Is. 24., Is. 4d., Is, 6d., Is. Bcl., ; ;§, 4,
• G. T. MANSELL and CO., Wholesale Tea PFa,:ne-to
LERSBURY, CIiEA.PS/DE. Agencies Will be VI—
parties

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BIRTHS. a
ablir'' odef
On the 27th of May, in Great Britain-street, D,001,0
days after her arrival from Bombay, the lady of '..0.hter..,10,
John Pattis.on Porter, of the Indian Navy, of a deuig. Cher
On the 20th inst., at Brighton, the lady o,o' v
ill
Esq.," of Birmingham, of a son.
_A of rd°
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On the 23d inst., at Caversham, Oxon, the '''Y
„i thi
Vines, Esq., of a son.
thewife . , Tr
On the 24th inst., in Kensington-square, Fey .bf' IA
Rev. Archer Thompson, Rector of Ashby-con- ajv 0!
1 - -
colnshire, the boor'
On the 24th inst., at Aldenham Lodge, ric3— f 0( 5t0146
the Rev. John Maso, of a son, which survived hutoisce,
On the 25th inst., Mrs. Laroche, of Albi°°.' tsis E• G"
Newington, of a son. CO
On the 25th inst., at Liverpool, the lady of Fre° ces
Fanshawe, R.N., of a son., Dial
On the 25th inst., at Ulcombe-place, Sent' , Aroott'
Fletcher, of a son.
A Or"'
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On the 25th inst., at Brighton, the les ° ,-.,,ie,,c/‘
of
Oans°tnhe 25th inst., in Harley-street, the 1•"--(1•Y 01'1'1' street'
D. Goldsmid, Esq., of a daughter. , n Guildford J .0n the 25th inst., Mrs. James Roche, 0' —`l grs•
Russell-square, of a son. • toe-bill,
On the 26th inst., at New Park-road, 13ris of "'J.,
Spicer, of a daughter. the lad/
On the 26th inst., at Upper Harley-street, 80v.
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Rev. F.- Blaydes, Vicar of Harringworth
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On the6th inst.,
his Highness the PraitncPeadne. ...-
MARRIFD
nePhel::
tqcof the late Peter de Dome q Esqe ,of Xeres and °.,, 0."::1
the
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•h to i
daughter of the late Sir Daas:
On the 25th inst., at St. Pea' as 'Churc, CaP,it, sec
derdon, of the 23d Roy tier
Fusiliers, to r,"`-' v
Heo,nittth,
Major, Colin Cat: vßwritdehtecehicuChß:oon.stteodaßroeitihnuf eififbridosnatlA7o:,
n raoe4
HRolnie.rsttßeputslesenllL, Laptbe"et iltal i:aoCBf ats.ttl.
ril‘earreaihnue.,ri e.
borri4v)Bl dr: aehsuillirlci!ebrie'vr :::f t
rot h jet,. ,
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_oUn the 26th inst., at St. Alargaret'sChurch•
~_ porp,,,
Miss Hester L --q" Post aPfahl n ' rof OA
l'u.q.shington.o
ushington, the eldest daughte
t(o'
-. , Cleat',
On the 25th hist., at Stamford-hill Chapel, T) PPJ OP"
the Rev. Henry Robbins, M.Aof Wadham CoP'g
~ e,
to Agnes, third daughter of the late J. Gooton, Zeq
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Cap+ain i her Majeso 5 foe

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DIED.
On the 1 lth ult., at Jerusalem, the infa,Jt son
Vin?P
Bisshopp, Bart. , phi'
On the 11th inst., in New Church-streekr*„4- gr.
On the 17th inst., at Reading, Rachel, wife "''
Viner, of the South Sea House, London. Donde°.
On the 24th inst., John Mills, Esq., yes
Hall, Suffolk. vary
On the 24th inst., a i Hastings, Miss Elizabeth is d:ggi. a,
Lloyd, only surviving daughter of the late •W is
Vel'e
On the 24th inst., at Cornhill, Mr. William Thomasr,,,ls
tyn3e '
On the 24th inst, Mr. John Kemp, of La 0,1
Hammersmith. 4" of S°
On the 25th inst., at Pamsgate, Marianne► W—e of
Sherwood, Esq. Ark, Cie°
On the 26th inst., at Chester-place, Regent's-f
youngest child of the Rev. Francis Thomas New•
formerly of

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