The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-03 00:00:00

INSOLVENI:-DEBTOR S.

Petitions to be heard in Portugal-street, next THURSDAY.
J. Rose, Horneastle, Lincolnshire, victualler.
S. Homer, Lower Thames-street, milliner.
J. Peat, Speltlburat-street, Brunswick-square, merchants'-clerk.
J. Faddy, Broad-Chtwe, Newcamtle-upon-Tyne, brewer.
k. Cobbett; Great White Lion-street, Seven-Dials, clerk.
J. Basta)), Ebury-square, Pimlico, butcher.
M. Lewis, Lambeth-Terrace, Lambeth, boarding-house keeper.
J. Whitaker, Keighley, Yorkshire, stuff-manufacturer.
13. Longstaff; Old-street, Middlesex, wire-drawer.
S. Bury, Dorset-street, Vauxhall Bridge-road, stationer.
A. Xing, Patron-street, Hanover-square, green-grocer.
A. Parish, Spring-Cottage, Horsemonger-lane, Surrey, clerk.
1.. Voltam, lisslington, Yorkshire, victualler.
G. Evett, the elder, Chapel-street, St. George, Hanover-iqusre,
publican.
C. Emmett, Peckham-Rye, Camber**ll, Surrey, farmer.

The Government of the Netherlands have itmed
an order prohibiting recruiting for any power whatever. The
immediate object of is ordet is not stated.

A gentleman confined in Chester Castle,
.on « sus-
picion of debt," undertook, on Friday last, by way of pastime, to
25 times round the yard in lb minutes. The distance is 176 b
carry one of his fellow lodgers, weighing
yards, or a little more titan a mile, and he accomplished the task
with apparent ease in IS minutes 85 seconds, to the astonishment m
of a ultitude,c4f spectators. 14 stone, on his hack,

THE MARKETS.

[Prom the London Ness Price Current of Friday, J Urge 2:1
Corvos.—The public sale at the India House this morning
consisted of 100 sound Bengals, which sold bid a bid, and 400
damaged &rats, fair quality, slightly damaged, sold 4 d a bid:
the whole sold uncommonly high. The purchases by pr Ivate con-
tract during the week are estimated at about 2,400 bags y consist-
ing of 700 Egyptian 7id a 7id, Surats at 4id a 5151, I lenge!, 5d
a bid. Ata late hour to-day (in addition to the idiot re sales of
the week) 1,100 Egyptian sold at 71d.
Stlamt.—The demand for Muscovades has been el ierked by
the large public sales declared for next week, and the t unexpected
quantity brought forward this morning ; - the holders t yaw*
appeared determined sellers, and several parcels of It gusoma"
were disposed of at a reduction of fully Is per cwt. 1 The public
sales this forenoon consisted of 337 hhtli, 97 tee, lot I brio St.
Lucia Sugars, and 2,616 bags Afauritius; the whole a eld fully 1s
lower than yesterday, making a fall of Ile per cwt. in Sugars
during the present week ; the St. Lucia. were very Inferior in •
quality, and sold 48s 6d a 54s 6d ; brown Mauritius 1 iOs a 525;
the good and fine yellow sold the lowest, fibs a 157 e; some kw f
lots very fine 61s and 62.5. The demand for refined , goods sod *4
the firm market appear affeeted by the state of Rat V Sugars;
there are, however, no sales of Refined at any reduction in prices,
but there are few or ao purchasers, and the holders evil 'ice an lo-
creasing disposition to take the former offers, which are now •
withdrawn.—Molasses are lower, 25. a 25s 6d..—The re are no
sales of Havannah or Braid Sugars lately reported. Ihe Mau-
ritius cargoes lately arrived continua to be thrown upon the
market : yesterday there was little alteration in pric ts. The
public sale this morning consisted of 2,616 bags. It bas been
confidently stated to day, and from some authority, that the
French Government will admit all Sugars, at a protecti4 duty,
to the French plantations, of about be per cwt. and that it bounty '
in proportion, on Refined exported will be allowed : this is
directly the reverse of the legislation of this country, amt would
give such a blow to trade as we have not yet experienced.
Curvax.—The public sales this week went off witlioutbrisk-
ness, yet a considerable proportion of the Coffee was disposed of,
and,at full prices. There were two public sale, this &ninon;
the' whole went off heavily and rather lower; 1,028 bags St.
Domingo, fine ordinary 50s a 50s Gd, ordinary 48s a. 45$ 6tl,
damaged 46s a 47e: fine ordinary Demerara 60s ; low middling
Jamaica 63a a 645, good middling 78s 6d.
SPICES.—The inquiriesafter Spices have not yet produced con-
tracts to any extent; for Nutmegs of the last sale Id per lb. ad-
vance has been offered. By public sale this forenoon, 850 bag,
Pepper, unsifted, the whole taken in ; 3% offered, and since the
sale a part was disposed of at 4d.
TOD A CCO. —There is a revival in the demand for Tobacco ;
several parcels have been taken for export ; ordinary Marylands
and Virginias 3141, Maryland scrub. 2% at 3d ; and there arms
also inquiries by the:trade, particulariy for strips ; several offers
have been made for parcels of Tobacco, but as yet they have 001
been accepted.
FRUIT—A entail parcel of fine Muscatel Raisins was offered by
public sale on Wednesday, but all appeared to be taken in from
71. 101. to 8l 10s: also a parcel of ordinary Valentias, s few lots
of which were sold at 40e. By private contract a considerable
parcel of Denial, in baskets, and Valentias, in boxes, has been
divided among the trade ; the demand, however, is by no means
lively, and the buyers purchase very sparingly, notwithstanding
the extreme low prices.
benico--The demand for this article for exportation increase!,
and above 500 chests of the late arrivals have been taken by Pr',"
vote contract, at about the prices of the East India Company i
April sale. Accounts from India confirm the last crop 10125,000
insunde, but prices did not give way, partly from the competi-
tion of buyers for France, America, and Persia, and partly from
the scarcity of seed, which had risen 50 per cent. the whole quan-
tity being inadequate to produce an average crop this year, idioml
1
the season even be favourable.
TALLOW AND 111t1IP. Tallow is without alteration! the
nearest price to-day 325. 6d. Hemp unvaried, 401.
RIM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND..—The only purchase* of arty
extent are 100 puncheons Jamaica, SO to 34 over, at 35. el_.
.
2d. per imperial gallon ; a parcel of Leeward?, 3 over, at 14.,
and 4 over, Is. 111 d. Brandies are rather heavy. The sales of
Geneva at 2s. 3d. per imperial gallon, are considerable.
~

COAL MARKET—(Yitsrranar.)
30s—Butdon, 290 6d—Howard,- 'nix—Heaton,
32+
—llebburn Alain, 31 s 3cl-11oly well, 291, Kill ngwortil, 30s —;
to3ll—Newbum, 293—Ord's Redline], 20s— Percy East, 37a 6"
—tVallsltlyßs:entlwiej s
360 s—a Pic
ovo
losi poi
gmi Tent
,z4s oirres
I,
los
vit —I
Brown x,
3°.flia 3 —••ralls Endctleeaen's 29% thl—Walls End Hilda, 29s thl
"Alta End Newmarrels,n3l's 6.l—Walls End Northumberland,
—11'" to Ms—Walls End Riddell's, 330—Walls End Rut.
_lll 33,, s--Walls End Walker, 31s4—'11eaton l'rader, 31111d—
onlall coal, 15s Lambm
small,
170 Ati—Culni Christie :10+
—Hartley, 30s 6d—StonteCoal Christie, 421—Lyon's Alain,
31a Nl—Neshiuu Alain, 311—Walls End Iletton, 35s 9d
Walla End Lyon's 32s 3,l—Walls End Igtn/bwn' 355
9d
Walls End Stewart's, 35s 9d—Russell's Iletton's %Valls End,
35% od—Ships at market, 84—Ships sold, 51i.

SOUTHALL CATTLE MARKET.
miWtedz,naNnzdall:"tigYh' prices consequently 31—'rhiaddleY;istanstulleIly
eah:lvt iknigudboeef unielai;.
went off heavily, at the following advanced prices per stone of
81bs., to sink the otrals.—Beef, from Ss. 10d. to 54. od. ; Mut-
ton, 31. W. to 4s. Bd. ; Lamb, ss. 4d. to 61. Bd. ; Veal, sr. 2d.
to 6s. 2d. ; and Pork, 4s. 411. to ss. 4d. The above quotations
are, Beef and Lamb 4t1., Mutton, Veal, and Pork, 2d. per stone
beyond the prices of this day se'nnight. A considerable portico
of the Sheep, Lambs, and Beasts,.left the market unsold.

LEWES MARKET..
TUESDAY, MAT SO.—Beef produced from 4s. 6d. to 5.0. Od• ;
Mutton, ss. Od. to ss. 4d.; Lamb, 59. 6d. to 6a.; laid Vg4l',
ss. 0(1. to ss. 4d. per stone. Trade with prime small Beef 0:`
Mutton was very brisk ; with large Beef, Veal, and Lamb, dull.
The supply, in the whole, was good. A considerable number of
large Beasts and Lambs left the market unsold.

IfAILSHAM MARKET.
that :fnoNtEhr thvingsMAtolleSralh—ly gToollTllPTPleotfraßeile"wtsaswilmlotilieluraitfreldi
brisk, and priers varying but little, if au), thing, from shots
Lewes Market, above quoted.

ROMFORD MARKET Mal, 31. id, I
Beef, from :Is. lid. to 48. 10d. ; Alutton, 3s. lid. to 4s. I ,
Lamb, 41. Md. to sa. 10d. ; Veal, 4s. Od. to ss. oth ; P3r::
N. 1041. to 4s. 1 thi. per stone. Suckling Calves, from s4s. to
and quarter old store Pigs, from 12s. to 150. each. kni°g;
rate simply, and a dull trade with every thing but the
Beef, which went oil' rather briskly.

BIRTH.
Oct the 20th Muy, Ma. Robert Winter, of Clapham C°11.13°511
of a eon.

• MARRIED. vest-
On the Ist lost., at St. Martin's Chursh in the Fields 184..
minister, by the Rev. David Morgan, J. Taylor, Esq.' '4.•• as lachneck, Stirlingsbire, and of Bardowie, St. Andrews, Jernagt
eldest son of the late Dr. Taylor, of St. Enoch's, ala.g"i'
Eliza, youngest daughter of George Melissa, London, formerly
Perthsh ire.
On Thursday, the let inst., at Willesden, Edward edilene:
third son of the late John de la Chambre Smith, Esq., °'‘ Warr'
ford, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Fly, d.
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of the former place, and Chaplain to his Majesty's. Ilodleh°' the
On the flth of February, at Gibraltar, at the residence 01r
Collector of his Majesty's Revenues, by the Bev. R. "viehr
luau, w
au, William Willshire, Esq., hie Britannia Majesty's %.
Consul at Mogadore, to Emma, only daughter of the late "'tad
ander Webster Court, Esq., many years a resident merchant,
Net__herland Majesty's Vice-Consul at the same places

DIED. • '
On the 2d inst., James Evans, Esq., of the Admiralty Oste'
aged 43 years.
yap
On Sunday last, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Thomas Dart;up,,
Esq., only son of the late Thomas Davidson, Esq. of tbst.w— -
many years Clerk of the Peace for Northumberland. tit
On the 30th ult., the Right Hon. Lady Louisa ilor6
youngest daughter of the Earl of Cork and Orrery, aged
iv-
On the 26th ult., at Steyniug, Sussex, Ann, the onlY Orvi k
ing daughter of the Rev. Dr. Green, Rector of &amber. wt
ttotolph's, aged 40.
of
On the 30th ult., George Newman Caswell, Esq., 014
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thleOlnatethGe eoUrdgenCalt:vaat 11;11E: 71;icoarfaSgate°, InSet In:l'k%, Ilene,
aged Sar
Jane Pery, second daughter of the late Rev. John Pop 13;
31 years Rector of the Parishes of Ash and Ridley, near nut': t„.
Ott the Slit ult., at the house of David Ker, E.s 61 P VII
tersea, at the age of 74, Lady Elizabeth Pratt daughter of fat!'
and slater of the present Lord Camden. She was a person '?f,rudt
piety,latantitoLitneenixaeenimidtzfhtrriaennyddst.he
17toltaet
agreeable
bplerozflolaunnldiersee;usean,dofh,?;ell4latgcl6
sincerely and deservedly lamented by a very extensive r

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