The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-13 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, Wrivitsnar, MAY 17.
At the Court of Commissioners.
W. Jones New Bond-street, at 11. •
G. Barnett,• Old White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, at 2.
A. W. F. and R. Gildbon, Old City Chambers, London, at 12.
W. Mead and C. E. Macomb, Battersea, Surrey, at 12.

COUNTRY DIARY, WznwEsnAr, MAY 17.
N. Dodson, Nottingham, at Mr. Fearnhead's office, Nottingham,

at 11.
T. Miles, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, at the Black Lion Hotel,

Stockton, at 11. -
J. Power, Colyton, Devon, at the Dolphin Inn, Colyton, at I I.
A. Marrnion, • Preston, Lancaster, at Mr. Woodburn's office,

Preston, at b.
M. Bagster, Cambridge, at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge, at 6.
J. Browne, St. Stephen, Norwich, at the Norfolk Hotel, Nor-

with, at A•.
J. Hunt, Cholsea, Berke, at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford, at 19.
W. Stokoe, Hexham, Northumberland, at the George Inn, New-
castle-upon-Tyne, at 11.
J. Wadsworth, Macclesfield, Chester, at Mr. Beresford's office,

Macclesfield, at 10.
W. Willement, Colchester, Essex, at the Swan Inn, Mancroft,

at 4.
M. Whitehead, Preston, Lancaster, at Messrs. Blanchard and
Co.'s office, Preston, at 4.
A. Marmion and R. Carr,Preston, Lancaster, at the Golden Lion,
Liverpool, at 11.
T. Penn, Brighthehnstone, Sussex, at the New Inn, Brighthelm-

stone, at 12.
'I . W. Wells, Lincoln, at the White Hart Inn, Lincoln, at 11.
J. Dawkins, Southampton, at the Crown Inn, Southampton, at 12.
J. 11. Barnes, Bristol, at Mr. Davis's office, Bristol, at 12.

J. Rickards, Aston, Birmingham, at the Stork Tavern, 13irming-

haul, at 12.
W. and R. Burbridge, Birmingham, at the Royal Hotel, Div-
_ rningham,at 2.

J. Greiory; Manchester, at the George bin, Liverpool, at 11.

THE MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current, Friday, May 12.)
COTTOti—The Cotton market has been very heavy this week;
the purchases here being confined to small parties of Surats fer ex-
port at 4d. to Aid. The accounts from Liverpool are variable
—the httest intelligence:state the market rather improving; two
thousand bags were sold on-Wednesday at firm prices.
SUGAUS—The market having been nearly cleared of good
Sugars, there Juts been little doing ; the buyers having supplied
their immediate Wants) they now wait for further supplies; the
market generally may be stated, languid ; the prices unvaried.—
The low and middling description of Refined goods continue in
requm, and such is still the scarcity, that an advance of is. a2s
has been obtained; they are chiefly bought for crashing. The
grocers are also purchasing more considerably for the house con-
sumption of the country, and the market generally looks more
firm. Molasses are heavy at 255. ; sales of West India at
Foreign Sugars continue neglected. 'The good East India Sagan
are in demand to-day, on account of the scarcity of coloury
Muscovades.

Corrza—The Coffee market has fallen considerably ; the finer
descriptions of Jamaica may be stated 2s. a Sa. lower; Brasil ls.
a 2s. ; the latter, good ordinary; having sold in considerable par-
cels at 465. a 475. The two public sales of Coffee to-slay went
off heavily, and the smelt proportion sold went at lower prices ;
middling Dutch 70s. a 71s. ordinary middling 655. ; the St. Do-
mingo and British Coffees were damaged, but they also sold low -
good ordinary Porto Rico 51s. fine ordinary 555. The Cot Pee
market this week may be stated generally 2a. a 4s. lower, with
a heavy appearance.; the St. Domingo is still nominally
475. a 495,

RuM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND*. —The only purchases of Rum
are two parcels a liftle above proof, at 2s. a 2s. ld. per imperial
gallon. Brandies are now held with much firmness, particularly
by the French houses, on account of the unfavourable accounts of
the vines ' • a small public sale took place yesterday, when an ad-
Vance of fully 2d. per gallon was realized : Brandy of 1825 sold
3s. 14. per old measure ; the holders generally refuse to se',:
some parcels offer at 3d. advance, but we believe no purchases •
private contract lia7e been effected. 1u Geneva there are no
to report.
Tobacco---There are several parcels of Tobacco reported to be
sold, but they are inconsiderable in quantity; no variation in the
prices can be stated ; 150 ordinary Virginia Sid. a Std.
Hoes—The accounts from the Hop Plantations are, very unfa-
vourable this morning; the Plant has usumed a very unhealthy
appearance, yellow colour, and a further increase of the flea; the
last sale of Hops of 1825 was I'7l. but we beheve to-day there are
no sellers.

TALLOW AND HriatP—The Tallow market is heavy, ns. 63. ;
Hemp 41/. 10a.

COAL M A RKET—(YEsTritna )
Felling Main, 27s 6d—aeaton, 36s 6d—Townley,
Willington, 35s '9d—Walk End Bewicke and Co. 375. 6d to
37e 9d—WaUs End Burraton, 34e 6d—.Walls End Walker,
34s 6d—Pelaw Trader, 82s--Fordel Main, S7a. --Ships at
market; 1 lt--Eihips sold, 9i.