The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-25 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 23.—There continues a fair de-
mail:. for British Plantation SUgar for the home
trade; particularly for the good scale descriptions,
‘vhibh bring full prices, whilst the brown qualities
barely support our last quotations. The total quan-
lity Ott' is about 700 hhds. Our Stock of East
India`being exhaustel, nothing has been done in that
description, nor in Foreign Sugar. 'West India
Molasses are rather dull; we have heard of no sales
,made this. week.—Our Coffee market remains with-
Mit alteration ; about 150 tes. (principally Jamaica)
have-been taken by the Grocers at the quotations.—
Cocoa, Pimento. and Ginger continue dull. The
:Ruth market is also rather heavy : the business done
consists chiefly of a parcel of ordinary Jamaica, at
3s. per gallon for 16 Q. P.
We hiyi! had a fair demand for Cotton from the
tradeshroughout the whole of the week, and the
prices of our. last quotations have been maintained,
'estcept in Brazil deseriptions' . which are rather lower.
'hOsales-(of which -1,500 bags American have been
_tikes -on sp!dulation) amount to 14,400 bags, con-
sisting of
6370 pawed at sd. to 60. (80 at Cid.) chiefly at 51d.
to 50. for inferior to fully fair old.
2480 Orleans at 51d. to Bd. (15 at'Blcl.) chiefly at
to 7-1-d. for good fair to good new.
1830 Mobile and Alabama at 50. to 6d. (30 at 61d.)
360 Sea Island at llld. t0.16d.

100 Stained Ditto at 61d. to 94d.
590 Pernambuco at Sd. to Si.d.
1100 Maranham at lel. to Sd.
650 Bahia at lid. to lid. (14 at 30.)
b5O Egyptian at 71d. to 9d. (chiefly at 7id. to '7ld.)
230 Demerara at 7id. to Bfrd.
10 Bahama at 614.
30 Carthagena at Cid.
" 10 Surat at qd.
100 Bengal at 4id.
The arrivals are 12,606 bags.

The business this week in Tobacco is unimpor-
tant ;..the few sales made are without any alteration
'in price.-There has been but little demand for
Rice ; the quantity sold is 100 tees. Carolina at
17g. 3d. to 18s. 6d., and 150 bags East India at 14s.
per cwt.-All kinds of Grain have been without
much demand during the week, and the supplies
being plentiful, rather lower prices have been sub-
mitted to.-Nothing worthy of notice done in bon-
ded Flour or Indian Corn.-Of 2,800 casks Flax-
seed offered by auction on the 18th, 880 casks New
York were sold at 465. to 48s. per hhd.-In Clo-
verseed the only sale reported is a small parcel white
DUtch at 675. 3d, for old, and 80s. per cwt. for new.
-Of Tar the sales are only 350 brls. American at
12i, 6d. to 13s. per brl.-No sales reported in Tur-
pentme.-There continues a steady demand for
Ashes from the trade, and prices may be considered
the same as last week; the sales are about 300
Montreal Pot at 31s. ; 360 brls. Montreal Pearl at
31E: to .31s. 6cL. for new, and 30s. to 30s. 9d. per
cwt. for old, being about an equal proportion of each
kind ; and 20 brls. Stales' Pearl at 31s. 6d. per cwt.
The market for Dyewoods has undergone no
material alteration since our last. Of Logwood
about 40 tons Jamaica have been disposed of at
6/. 10s. to 61. 17s. 6d.; and of Fustic 70 tons Cuba
at 1 1/. toll/. 105.,'60 tons Spanish at 71. 2s. 6d. per
ton.-The oily sales in Nicaragua Wood are eight
tons solid at 15/. 10s., and a few tons Lima at 181.
per ton.-In Indigo the inquiry has been trifling,
and' only a few serons Caraccas sold at former
rates.---:In Safflower, Lac Dye, and Cochineal,
notting has been done.-There has been a little
more • doing' in' Shumac ; the sales are 300 bags
Sicily at 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; 50 Verona at 7s. 6d.,
incr3WFara at 9s. per cwt.-Madders and Madder
Roots cbntinne sieady.-Saltpetre is without altera-
tion, and small sales continue to be made at former

We have no sales to report in Brimstone or Olive
Oil.—Moderate business has been done in Palm Oil
at 261. per lon- feir old, and 27/. for new,—The de-
mand for Tallow has-continued with Spirit through-
out 'the week, and a considerable quantity Id, at
full prices.--;-The bitsiness in Hides durin :past
week- has been .•confined to the sales by auction,
when: what were offered were taken readily ; they
are .2;809, dry uenns :Ayres CQW and Ox at llid.
to Aga. ;„..6p,salteci 604 200 dry salted Brazil
at 34:d.; , 264SaltedPhiladelphia at lid.; and 2,500
dry yestindia, at 4.1 d. to 7id. 'per lb. the princi-
peLpart wormed.-,-Valonia is without inquiry.

Tht number for trial in the County Limerick
Gaol is small, compared with former Assizes.—
DlStin Morning Register.

ELanmENT.--We are informed that an oc-
currence. of, this
,kind took place from Lough-
borough a few days ago. .The young lady, only
fifteen years of age, is the daughter of a respect:,
able inhabitant of that place, and the gay Lo-
less a personage than a Mr. H., a
whio o
with three children, late belonging to a
tadroi
widoy,er,
enr,
who, a short time
ac
gO
otn,plaen o
left that
f c
omcomedians;pany, butnd
has since remained
at lodgings in the town, in order, no doubt, to
carry his designs more effectually into execution.
It appears that, he had so far succeeded with the
young lady as to induce her to elope with him
to London, and had actuary proceeded by coach
as far as Kibworth, on their way, where, fortu-
nately for the lady, they were
,overtaken by her
brother, when a regular fight and rescue ensued.
---Pottery Gazette.