The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-16 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

- ../L Anderson, Bowling-green-plate, Kennington, master
marltyr, July 4, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners
_E. Nobson, Shoreditch, linen-draper, July 4, at ten, at
the Court of Commissioners—L. A. Hollander, Winches-
ter-street, Surrey, diamond merchant, July 4, at eleven, at
the Court of Commissioners—A. Knight, slaldon, Essex,
tailor, July 4, at twelve, at the Court of Conanaissionrs--
R. Leen-Ling, Hatton-eourt, Threadneedle-street, arrnan,
July 4, at eleven, at the Court 'Of Cornmissioners—R.
Maskall;Basinghallstreet, builder, Jury 4, at ten; at the
Court of Commissioners—P. Milne, New York-strett,
Commercial-road, and T. Hathway, jun.; Wade-street,
Poplar, merchants, July 4, at one, at the' Court of Com-
missioners—S. 13. Sweetman, PentonVille, stock-broker,
July 4, at 'twelve, at the Court of Commiasioners......
W. Birch and 1. Hampton, -Manchester, grocery, July 16,
at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester—E. E. L. Blood and
T. Hunter, Alderigate•etreet, iiirnishing-ironmongers, July
12, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham-;-.T.
Chandler, Bedminster, Somersetshire, oach-builder, July 7,
at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol—S. Cook, jun.
Moorbarnegy Leicestershire, cattle-rilearnan, " July 8, at
twelve, at the ItEee of Mr. Wratislaw, Rugby, Warwick-
shire—Henry Chilli, Swallowfield, Wiltshire, grocer, July
7, at one, at the Wheat,heaf Inn, Reading—W. Dyer,
Batheastoo, Somersetshire, victualler, Oct. 7, at eleven,
at the White Lion Inn, Batli—cir, Dunn, Louth, Lincoln-
shire, coal-merchant, July 7,8, A akeven, at the New
King's Head Inn, Louth—G. Herbert, Sibbertoft, North-
amptonshire, salesman, July 8, at one, at du. Ace of
Mr. Wratislaw, Rugby, Warwickshire—J. A. Havig4.
and J. Whitehouse. Birmingham, merchants, Julys, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham--W. W. Baynes, Neath,
morganshire, banker, July 7, at eleven, at the Town Hall,
Neath—J. Iggulden, Dover, painter, July 4, a eleven, at
the Guildhall, Canterbury-7.Hr Phillips, H. _Maps, jun.
and T. Pole, Birmingham, toy-makers, July si-et tweirw,-
.at the Royal Htttel, Birmingham.
CE RTIFICA TES-4W( 4.
H. Rarrett,,Gloueester, musical-inatrnment-maker—lt,
W. Eiliston, Theatre uyal, Drury-lane, hoohteller--R.
Hodgson, Cock-hill, Ratcliff, glass-dealer—R. Earintze,
Chertsey, plumber—J. Marignall, Manchester,
W. Mangnal, Prestwich, Lancashire, bleacher 7-4. Pepper,
Chipping Barnet, innkeeper—W. Parsons, Alelkshum,
Wiltshire, rope-maker—R. Robson; Henley; Stoke-upon •
Treat, Statratilshire, grocer—T. Stepharson, New Mal-
ton, Yorkshire, grocer—J. Stanton, Woroalpr, coal-
merchant.

PARTNEENHIPS DISSOLVED.
.1 Braddock and J. Cowles, Wellingborough;.Nortlt,

amptonshire, wine-merchants.-.,J. Cavilfand.G:Shillibeer,
1 Bury-street, Bloomsbury, co,), IN akrrs—D. Cooke, lint! J.
P;ruler, Sc borough,
Yorkshiwyßaikarapryti,—, J. Gann
ar
and W. Dickinson, Fenchurch street, tails —II. E. Har-
vey and W. West, St. Erth, Cornwall, ironfouAders—J.
Hamman,
3. pro,,,r, and .1. Edwards, lio,lane, tffla-
dealers—S. Hyde and E. Gard, Ezet,-r, woollen-drapers
—C. H. Jennings and 1. Smart, Bdgeware-road, virtual-
lers—W. Manton, T. and J. Lord, 11. Webb, and E. Butter-
worth, Maachester, packers--T. Sankey and N. Harvey,
Canal-bridge-wharf, Kent.road,corn-salestnn-4. war.
iningten, Plaistow and J. Baylis, Great Ilford, ER,,e,,
grazie,rs.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIO N.
AI. W. Ivison, and R. Charles, Glasgow, nterellant..

TRADE.—The trade between this city and
London is rapidly improving. On Saturday evening, the
Tourist steam-packet arrived off Newhaven, w,itt4 upwards
of 400 packages, chiefly for Edinburgh, Glasgow, and
Paisley. This was rather above the vessel's room; and
burden, and the master placed some of the weather-proof
merchandise on deck, and covered them with tarpaulins.—
This cargo was fully a third larger than the last.— Scots-
man.

COAL MARKED',--June 13.
Adair's 325. 9d. Walls Snd Newmareh—, 335. 61
Beaumont 30 6 Ditto Perkins and Co. 32 9
Heaton 31 0 Ditto 33 6
Hebburn Mara 0 . Ditto Russell's,
31 0 Russell's Lyon's 33 6
Jesmond 26 9 Walls End Hettou 36 0
Killingworth 32 6 Walls End Lambton....... 35 9
Ord's Redhugh 28 6 Walls End 33 9
Percy East 27 6 Ditto Stewart's 36 0
'Canfield
Willingtori II 9 CnlniPembury----. 25 0
Wylam
Wall's End Browns— 3'2 3 14.artley 29 0
Ditto Burraton 32 ".:ilkstone 3l 0
Ditto Carr and Co.--. 20 0 Garsherrie 30- 0
Ditto Clarke and Co. —3O 6 Walls End Nutt 22 0
Ditto Cramlington.—;—., 29 3 Lambton small 22
Ditto Hilda 30 9 Tanfield Trader---. 31 6
Ditto Northumberland 30 9 Liddell's Trader.—...... 29 0
Ditto Peareth 30 0 Old Etherley small 19 0
Ships at market, 7034—Ships sold; 46 24%.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday.)Stroaa.—The transactions in Mitscc,vades have been on
the most extensive wale this week and as the holders have
been nearly as anxious to effect sales as the buyers to pur-
chase, there has been little variation in the currency; the
sales are estimated at 5,200 hhds. and tierces, during the.
week.—To-day -the sales of Muscovades ate on a more
confined scale than usual, owing to the few good new
Sugars that are left on sale. We 'never knew a period
when the supply of refined goods was so inadequate to the
demand, and the scarcity of goods is not confined to one
description, but extends from the finest to the lowest
quality of refined; the fact is clear that the late Ministers
have,,by their measures, diminished, if not destroyed, this
with other great staple manufactures, and when the de-
mand arises, the few refiners that are left are unable to

apply the demand. 4 We cannot quote a great advance, as

purchases to any —extent cannot be made; but for the
parcels that offer, prices generally la. higher, have been
obtained. This afternoon the same scarcity of goods and
the same anxiety to tiny continues, without producing any
further marked alteration in prices. Molasses are rather
lower,

Fannon SIJOAR.—The stock here i❑ first hands is re-
duced to abatit 400 chests white; 50 chests yellow Havan-
nab, and about 400 chests Brazil. The sales this week are
fine white Havannale, 4,85. 6d. ; yellow is also much in-
quired after-400 chests Pername sold, brown, 255. a 275.,
middling white, 86*. ; 100 chests Rios sold, goad yellow,
31a., low white 36r., and good 40*.—The demand for all
descriptions of Foreign Sugar continues, but there are ne
adequate supplies: The whole sold at full prices.
EAST INDIA SUGARS-.-Purchases of small parcels of
Bengali are reported at very full prices. Early in the
week 5,100 bags Mauritius were brought forward, the
tine and grocery descriptions sold freely and at full prices ;
the low yellow and brown Went 'off heavily This forenoon
the public sale consisted of 3,539 bags Alauritius. The
following were the prices :—Yellow, good ditto, 58s. 6d. a
611. ; ,ditto middling ditto, 56:i. 6d. a 595. ; 'ditto low
ditto, 54a.. 6d. a 566. ; ditto fine, 61s. 6d. a 635. ;
Brown, good to fine, 535. a 541. ; ordinary to middling,
51s. a 525. 6d.

COFFtE.—The public sales of Coffee this week have
consisted chiefly of British Plantation descriptions, which
have sold freely, and at rather higher prices.—A parcel of
ordinary Brazil sold at very high rates, 355. and Sss. 6d. ;
Ceyln?. 325. 6d. a 355. ; pale gnod ordinary St Domingo
355. By public sale this afternoon 245 casks British
Plantation Coffee, Jamaica and Demerara; good middling
lamaica•aold at 735., middling at 695. ; chiefly middling
Demerara taken in at 68s.—Generally Jamaica Coffee may
be stated brisk and 2s. higher ; other deseriptions unvaried.
iing, BRANDY, and 1-101.1.axns.—The orders for Rum
appear extensive, but the buyers expect to purchase on
lower terms when the supplies become more abundant.
l'he only sales we have at present to report are parcels of
fine Jamaica, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d.: Demerara 28 to 30 over,
Bd. ; Leewards, proofs and two over, at 29. 21.,
and some parcels free on hoard at proportionate prices.
Brandy is heavy ; Geneva unvaried. At a late hour to-
day, purclutsaa to the amount of nearly-350 puncheons of
Runt transpired, chiefly fine Jamaica, 29 to 31 over, at
4s. a 4s. 411. _ .

HF;err, F f.A x, and TA 1.L0w.--The Tallow market hay
beet, bpavy and declining. In Hemp or Flax there is little
alteration. The letters from St. Petersbargh are dated the
28th of May. Bxchange 101 d. Tallow 97 'and 102
rubles. Hemp 98, put. 95. —Flax 90: . •
juiatt PuovisioNs.—Peef is very heavy ; Pork on the
decline. Bacon costinnes in steady demand ; Butters are
little varied. _ _

Irintoo.—The arrivals of indigo are shoot 6,000 chests.
The approaching sale is now estimated at nearly 10,000
chests ; there are no purchases of any extent to report.
Topeco.—There are no purchases worth reporting.
Sricits.,-The inquiries after Cloves, Cinnamon, 'and
Pepper, are cootiggeti; other East India Spices are neglected.
The late sales of Pizne;4o are ord. and middling 80. a
8 id.
Hors.—The duty from ISO,OOO/. has f4Pep to 120,0001.
Tlot cerounts from the Hop districts are rather unt'oTimible
to-day; ixo, few or no transactions in Hops are lately ye-
ported. •

ons.—ln Fish oits ago is no alteration ; the sales of
DI Oils are on an extensive wag!

I:QPNTRY.Co.

Per Quarter.

Ashbuni—
Basingstoke --
Bath

Mdgewater

.N MAR

Wheat

i;ileSterfieid
Derby
Devizes

sfo 66
48 • tiq
40 60
53 56
• 52 ft;
52 sr,
56 '5B
44 56
47 5(
42 62
58 62
48 56
48 (:
- 55
42 69
55 58

171'S DUit

Barley.

•17 S 2

Ext
Gl°°,t

32 35

P (1 'Ol

3L .32
20 ' 28
25 29
25 31
21 30
2i 32
- 32
30 y 3
28 ;S.►

Oats,

. 28
:10 27
21 30
21
16 24
24 "
23 '25 •
23 29
17 27
22 25
V? 22
2ii
ts
21
21 f),O
23 26
- 25
20 no
'22 26
18 22
s.
48 6(

Wt.EK

bea4F.

413 50
39 43
40 • 48

40 48
4y. 50
46 48.
47 51
45 50
42 '5O

Notrisiq'
Shelton Mallet
Taunton

50
AB' 511
50 58
d. 5. d.
81) 844

28 30
K/1,
28+
s. d. s. d.
49. 56

wb ft4.o
4V
:16 42
4R .64

Per Bushel.
Shrewsbury ....

35 40
42 .40
40 43
90 '42
d.
rrb
"r;

SOUTHALL .31Alili ET—June 11.
At thig hlily's market, which was well supplied, and ra-
ther . numerously O.pp4PEI both by town 'and country
buyers, each kind of fist 1404 Wet with a heavy sale„ at
. .
the following. prices per stone of 011. to iink the aids i_....
Lamb , ss. 0d..t0,65.,Q;t!. • ; •
Bert,, »... 3A. 4d. to 4s. tid. Vea1',.,....-..:-.. 45. O. to sgi 2,1.
Mutton ..,.-- 3 6 :4 6 P0rk......---- 4 4 • lO
The foregoing quotations areßeef and MuttOn 24.1., LaMblui.,
and Veal from td. to 44. per stone beneath those of this day il.
night; at which Pork Was stationary. ~considerable pa of
the supply left the market untold. • ,

LEWES ISIARKE'T.-s-June 10. . , ~
Beet .....---- 2s. 10d. to 4s. (id. 1 Veal —.....—...... 0.. at: to IM kfla.
MIAMI"! ..,......, •L' 0 48 1 Polk 0: It, ; I 0 °l,'
Lamb 4s. M. to ss. ld. ;
Supply for the time of year moderatelylciod, anit:trait on
Ihe whole dull.

MANCHESTER SMITHFIELD.--June 11.
At per lb. sinking the on'.
3,577 Sheep sd. to 7d. 23 6d. to 744
310 tatt1e........ 4 61 146 Pigs ---- 41 6
1,934 Lambs at 6jd. to 70.