The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-05 00:00:00

EXPORTED.

At Liverpool . . . - [Bags, &e. 724
Previously this. ear . • • . - 11,146
London . 3,275
Previously this year . 17,526
. .
Glasgow . . .
Previously this year . - . . -

Total Exported hi IB2G ' . . 32,871

CALCUTTA WEEKLY PRICE CURRENT.
AUG. 6.—There are so many contending feel-
ings on the Indigo prospects of this season that induce scarcity
and urge the opinion we have gathered from various sources.
Judging, however, from statements we have received, the
crop is likely to exceed an average one, and may probably reach
115,000 manna&

Imports into Calcutta from Ist January to 20th July, in
the years 1024 and 11125 :
1824. 1825.
Cotton - -.-
- B. 11Ids. P 11,532 86,167
sugar - - • - " • 121,1171 P2ti,ror
Pepper - • - -
77,341

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On London, o,montlis sight' OF'EXCITANGE,
2s. to 2s. Id. per Sa. Rupoe.—
ill Aram, 30 days ditto, 114. 93 Sa. Its. per 100 Madras Its.—
Bombay, 30 days ditto, Oil Sa. Its. per 100 Bombay Its.

AmEntc.ts; BANKS.--We are not hingular
the complaints which we make in England of in.
solvent hanks. The same inconvenience has bees
felt to a very great extent in the, United States
The following statement details the tniseonduci
of a bank, which had stopped payment, at !fonts.
vilit~, in North Carolina :

.....
" We learn from the Huntsville DCI)76CI la. that previotisly
to the failure of the Eagl.! Bank, that country had been in-
undated with the post.notes of that institution. And it Is
added, that these notes, when drawn from the bank, were
but partially filled up. Their value was, we believe, specified,-
but the length of time which they had to run, and the indi-
vidual to whom they were made payable, were lekto the dis-
cretion of the borrowers. These notes were pushed into eir:
cttlation in Alabama, by representations as to the solvency
of the bank, " and the liability of the endorsers in the event
of :any unfbreseen depreciation.' No danger was for some
time apprehended ; but at last the bubble burst. The holders
applied to the indorsers ; but they were informed, that by not
presenting them at New Haven, in the State of Connecticut,
1,200 miles distant, in person or by proky, before the expira-
tion of the time for which they were drawn,- the endorser Was
completely discharged from all responsibility. It 'was to no
purpose that the' deluded planters insisted that they had been
'received for valuable considerations—in lieu of the labour
of his hands; and the sweat of his brow. He was coldly told,_
that if he felt himself aggrieved, he was welcome to try what
redress the law would afford him."

.......
Some of the American banks Which had stop-
ped payment are going on again; others are re-
deeming their notes at a trifling discount.

ALARMING INtIMASE or CIIIME.—The cam.
mittals at UNION HALL Police OFFICE, for the
lust twelve monthF, up to the 2d instant, were
exactly double those of the preceding year. We
are led to suppose this shocking tranNition in
some measure proceeds from the depressed state
of trade and commerce. The immense population
on the south side of the river, and its being well
known as the asylum and nursery of thieves for
many years, be the causes what they may, the
unprecedented accumulation of juvenile depral ity
calls aloud upon the Government to adopt some
system that will break up these demoralizing as-
sociations.

ABDUCTION OF MISS TartNER,:—WILLIAM
WAKEFIELD, one of the brothers &lucerne(' in
carrying off this young lady, underwent a second
examination before Thomas Leigh, Esq. and G.
W. Newton, Esq. on Monday last, at Disley,
near Stockport, when lie was folly committed to
Lancaster Castle for trial at the next assizes.—
Mr. Harmer attended for the prisoner, and
offered bail, but it was refused by the Magistrate.
(it is said that the French Government had re.
fused to give up Mr. Wakefield, upon the prin-
ciple that abduction was not a felony by the
French law.)

It will be SPPII by the Gazelle of last night,
that Dr. VAN MILDERT, Bishop of Llandaff, is,
as we stated some days ago,. to be promoted to
the princely See of Durham.