The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-12 00:00:00

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1 lllids
West India { Trs
Bls
Sugar i Brazil - Chests
II avanah Boxes
East India, & jl, B
Mauritius ags
Casks
J Pns
/ Hds
f Pns
1. lids
f Pns
1 lids
Casks.
1 Pipes
lids
Trs
Bls
{ Bags
f Casks
I Bags
J Caslcs
(Bags
f Casks
I. Bags
f Casks
1, Bags
f Bales
/ Bags
Gourds
f Casks
( Boxes
5 Boxes
1 Jars
{Casks
Serous
Bdls
Bags
Casks
J Casks
1, Bags
f Bags
• 1 Serous

Alolasse; -
Rum

Brandy •

Hollands

A rrack
Win e

Coffee'

Cocoa

Plmen to -

Ginger - -

Pepper -

Cotton - -
Mon . -
Arrow Root •

Balsam -

Bak -

Cassia Fistula .
Cloves -

Cochineal

Elephants' Teeth
Quin .

flemp
tildes .
florns
Indigo
rpecacuanha

No.
j Casks
1 Bo

Jalap

{Whale
O' Castor.
Coco Nut
Paint
Pearl Shell

'xes
Tons
No.
No.
Setons
{ Casks

Bags
Bales

Galls
Casks
Casks
Casks
f Casks
Si

ierons
Pine Apple - Cash
Rice and Paddy Casks
Bags

Sago . .
Sarsaparilla -
Tallo►v .
Tortoise Shell

Turtle
Tapioca

WOO D .

Mahogany

Boxes
Bales
Ciski
J Casks
Ili

oxes
Caslca
Cisks

/Logs
Pieces
Plks & Bds

Home
Con.
isurnption

2,648
138

1,998
127
327

284
1,530

Exporta.
1 two.

Stock on
Hand.

Cedar
1 Pea & Plks
os
African Timber
f L
t pieces
Santa Maria { 114.).°P
t reces
Ebony - Tons
Lig. Vita) Tons
Box Wood Tons
I4og Wood Tons
rustic Tons
Nicaragua Wood Tons
Cam Wood Tons
Bar Wood I Tons
Pjeces
Brazilletto Tons
Saunders Wood Pieces
Lancewood Spars No.
Staves No.

14,224

938
510
1,109
2,709
19,818
1,228
14,434
1,252
193

1
10
487

65}

1,183

'892
11,992
1,512
69,875
1,252
5,090

2,357

720
4,760

249
410
17,957
725
340
721
121

" British Plantation Coffee

295
7,572
2,890

426
8,838

6,236
[3,407

1,494
4,991
3,775
214

2117
23
6,763,
1,691 f
911
179
7,010
39
6,201
11,169
60,893

East India Coffee -
St. Domingo, Brazil, and Ha- Ili
livannah Coffee

Jacks 11,068
iariels • 966:
Bags 2,848
Sags 680
Jasks J 24
3arrOs Sh 2
Iv • 66,347

REAARKABLE DAY.—This ]ay is the anni.
versary or. the deaths of Dr. Young, author of
the 64 Night Thoughts," 1765 ; Crebillon, the
French writer, 1777; and of Metastasio, the
Italian Poet, 1782; and also, in 1782,. of Rod.
ney's naval victory over the Count De Grasse io
the West Indies.

DISSECTION OF AN tJURAN OUTANGe-,—A
title journal, published at Boston, gives an ac.
count of the dissection of an'Ouran Ontang, from
the Island of Borneo, which died in that city on
the day of its arrival. During a considerable
part of the voyage it had been cheerful and fond
of amusement, very docile, and clean in its habits,
cleaning out a house made for its residence every
morning. It sat on an elevated seat, and gene.
rally walked erect, which appeared to be its most
easy and most natural motion ; the os ca/cis, or
bone of the heel, exactly resembling that of man.
Its height was about three feet and a half, and it
is supposed to have been nearly six years old.
It was sometimes (00 boisterous in its mirth, and
when corrected it lay down and cried like a child
It drank wine and coffee, and lived principally
upon fruit ; but it is probable that the change in
its diet brought on the complaints of which it
Ie • • did The weather being very hot, did not
allow Dr. Jeffries, who opened and examined the
body, that time which would have been desirable
for a, full investigation ; but according to the ac.
count which he has given, the internal structure
of every part, except the throat, bore a closer
resemblance to that of the human species, than
naturalists have lately, bei;n willing to allow. The
lips were fuller and thickerthfiatilig those
reseoafeviliieggrtoo,
and the arms were long, the
the ankles, which evidently indicates that they
were intended for climbing. The structure and
position of the intestines were the same as in
man,und the structure of the bones clearly proved
that walking erect was its natural attitude. The
mouth and jaws resembled the human, but were
large in proportion.
Mr. FAULKNER, late manager of the York
Theatre, was, early in life, a clerk in the Morn-
ing Chronicle office : after having indulged in
private Theatricals in London, FAULKNER pre-
wailed on Mr. Penny, much against his judg.
ment, to recommend him to Mr. SIIERIDAN;and
his first pubik appearance was in time character
of. Orestes in the Distressed Mother, in which his
success was but indifferent. He left London
shortly after, and joined a provincial Company of
actors in the north of England.