The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-25 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2.5, 1827.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 23

Their Lordships met to-day, when the ROyal Assent was
given by Commission to the. Disembodied Militia Bill;
the Land-tax Commissioners' Bill ; the Public Works'
Bill ; the Prerogative Court (Ireland) Bill ; the Union
of Parishes (Ireland) Bill ; the Bill for regulating the
Administration of Justice in the Irish Court of Exche-
quer ; the Alehouse
.Licensing Bill ; the General Regis-
ter-house (Ireland) Bill ; the Game Certificates Bill;
and the Articles of Clerkship Enrolment Bill.
The Brazilian Treaty (Slave Trade) Bill was read a
third time and passed. The New Sonth Wales Bill wa•
also read a third time and passed. The Exchequer Bills
Bill was read a second time.

The Excise Laws. Consolidation Bill was read a second
time ; the Stamp Duties Laws Consolidation Bill was
committed and reported; the report of the Corn Ave-.
rages Bill was brought up.
Sir ALEXANDER GRANT and others from the Com-
mons, brought up the Admiralty Bill ; the Taxation of
Costs in Private Bills' Bill ; the Excise Revenue Con-
solidation Bill; the Composition of Tithes (Ireland)
Bill; the Small Debts Recovery (Ireland) Bill; the Sites
of Public Buildings Bill; the New Churches Bill;
the Sale of Bread (Ireland) Bill; the Arrest on Mesne
Process Bill ; all of which were read a first time.

Their Lordships then adjourned to Monday next.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, Jiatz 23.
A few minutes before four o'clock, the Usher of the
Black Rod entered and desired the attendance of the House
of Commons in the House of Lords, to hear his Majesty's
assent given, by Royal Commission, to different Bills
agreed to by both Houses.

The SPEAKER attended by several of the Members
then withdrew and returned in a few minutes, when the
Speaker repeated the names of those Bills which had re-
ceived the Royal Assent.
Mr. BERRIES then moved the Orders of the Day.
The Report on the Sessional Addresses was brought up
on the motion of Mr. BERRIES.

Mr. J. W. CROKER brought up the Report of the Ad-
miralty Bill, which was read a third time and passed.,

The Sale of Bread (Ireland) Bill, the Tithes Composi-
tion (ireland) Bill, the Taxation of Costs Bill, the Excise
Duties Bill, and the New Churches Bill, were also read a
third time and passed.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Li vearcoL, JuNle 23.-The Grocers have shown less
anxiety•to purchase British Plantation Sugar this Week;
but the supply at market being small, prices are fully -sup;
ported. The total quantity sold is 500 hhds. ; besides
which, 160 bags good white Bengal Sugar were taken b)
the trade at 745. per cwt. For a small lot of Pernambuco
Sugar, 375. was paid for good white, and 28s. per cwt. for
low yellow.-A few puncheons of good Demerara Molasses
have brought 275. 6d. per cwt.-The demand for Coffee is
confined to the home trade, for which purposesmall parcels of
Jamaica have been sold at former rates.-Cocoa and Ginger
remain dull.-Pimento is in request for export; and some
sales have been made at 81d. per lb. for fair quality.-In
Rnm little doing ; prices remain steady.
Our Cotton Market has been rather dull this week,
owing to the extent of the arrivals, and to some falling-Mi-
lo the demand. The prices generally are without altera-
tion, although in some instances American descriptions have
been sold a shade lower. The sales amount to 10,600
bags, consisting of 3,480 Bowed sd. to 7d., chiefly at
6d. to 6id. for middling to good fair ; 1,390 Orleans at
6d. to SP. chiefly at 60. to 74. for good fair to good ;
2,350 Mobile and Alabama at SP. to, 61d ; 700 Sea
Island at 10P. to 150. ; 200 Pernambuco at 90. to
94 t. ; 673 Maranham at 84. to W. ; 780 Bahia at 7/d.
; 60 Mina Nova at 80. ; 480 Egyptian at 6P.
to 814. chiefly at 7d. to 7kd. ; 220 Demerara at 71d. to
84. including 55 at 944. ; 30 Cumana at 6:id. ; 30 West
India at 61d. ; 10 Manilla at 6P. ; 200 Surat at 44(1. to
si.d. The arrivals are 33,293 bags. About 900 Sea
Islands are declared for auction, on the 29th inst.
The Tobacco Market has remained in a dull state since
our last, no sales worth notice having been made either for
home use or Ireland. The business done in Carolina Rice
is 115 tierces at 19s. to 21s. per cwt. ; besides which,
some small parcels of East India have been taken at 151.
64. to 16s. per cwt.
In consequence of the abandonment of the Corn Bill by
Ministers, the prices of all descriptions of Grain became
materially affected in our market :-Wheat advanced 6d.
to Bd. per 701bs. ; Oats 24. to 3d. per 451bs. ; and Indian
Corn Is. to 2s. per quarter of 4801bs. ; prices have since
given way a little. The holders of bonded Wheat have
demanded advanced prices since the proposal has been
brought forward of releasing the presnt stocks under the
scale of duties, but as yet no sales have been effected.
Imported into Liverpool, from the 16th to the 224 of
June, 1827:--
_ _

East India Sugar, 2,496 bags ; Brazil ditto, 80 cases ;
Jamaica, 278 hhds. 57 tees. 1 brl. ; Demerara ditto, 878
Mule. 21 tees. 103 brls. ; Barbadoes ditto, 556 hhds. SO
tees. 8 brls. ; Trinidad, 322 hhds, 59 tees. 11$ brls. ;
Antigua ditto, 430 hhds. 54 tees. ; Molasses, 409 casks ;
Rum, 436 puns. 162 hhds. ; Cocoa, 1,392 bags ; East
India Cotton, 2,663 bales ; Webt India ditto, 570 bales;
New Orleans and Mobile ditto, 11,314 bales ; Best United
States ditto, 11,400 bales ; Brazil ditto, 5,216 bales ;
Egyptian ditto, 2,130 bales; Coffee, 27 tees. 202 brls.
187 bags; Ginger, 118 tees. 91 brls. 224 bags; Pimento
SO bags; Pepper, 2,328 bags; American Flour, 3,850
brio. ; Foreign Wheat, 1,220 qrs. ; Canada ditto, 1,954
qrs. ; East India Rice, 3,825 bags.
The following Sales are advertised:--
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27.-50 tons Valonia ; 706 brls.
Turpentine.

FRIpAr, JUNE 29.-100 tons Olive Oil; 900 bags
Sea Island Cotton ; 100 casks, 300 bags Demerara Coffee.

It is now ascertained that the sale of Turpentine, report-
ed to have been effected in London last week is only to the
extent of about 3,000 barrels, the exact price has not
transpired, but supposed to be 12s. 6d. delivered here.-
Our distillers have again come freely into the market this
week and taken 5,000 barrels, about half of recent import,
at 12s. 6d. and the remainder. of , last . year's import, at
rather under this price; the stock remaining for sale here,
including an import of 1,350 barrels received this wciek,
;will not exceed 1.000 barrels. The transactions in Tar
have been confined to the dealers' sales,, little or nothing
remaining in the importers' hands. There is some inquiry
for Rosin, and an offer made ' for a considerable quantity,
at something below present rates. There appears less
inquiry for Ashes, but' prices are fully maintained; the
sales are 220 barrels Montreal Pot (brand 1826) at 255.
to 255. 3d. ; 180 brim. old do., at 218. 6d. to 245. ; 90 brim.
Montreal Pearl at 255., and 155 barrels ditto (brand 1823)
at 235. 6d, per cwt, with 44 barrels States' Pot at 265. to
£7s. per cwt. Fine Quercitren Bark has become very
scarce, and 16s. is now demanded for this description ;
some parcels of ordinary Philadelphia were offered yester-
day by auction, only 50 barrels were sold at 128. per cwt.
In Brimstone nothing done. Logwood is in better re-
quest; 70 tons Campeachy have brought 71. 12s. 6d. to
71. 15s. ; '75 tons Jamaica at 6/. 7s. 6d. ; from the quay.
Fustic brings rather higher prices ; 10 tons Cuba sold at
11/. 155., 20 tons Spanish 71. 15s. to Si., and 12 tons
Tampico 10/. per ton. Nicaragua Wood is still much de-
pressed ; 10 tons small at 6/. 10a., and 15 tons ordinary
solid at 141. 15s. to 15/., is the only business done this
week. A sale of 10 tons Gaboon Barwood has been ef-
fected at 61. per ton.

Twenty ;wrong Caraccas Indigo have been sold at an ad-
vance of about 3d. per lb. on the sales of last week. Mad-
ders are in good request ; 35 casks Dutch Crop have been
sold at 565. to 585., and 20 casks French. In Madder
Roots no sales. A parcel of Munjeet has brought 225. 6d,
per cwt. duty paid. In Shumac and Valonia very little
business doing. Saltpetre meets a ready sale; about 450
bags have been taken at 245. 6d. to 255. 9d. The finer
description of East India Safflower is wanted, and has be-
come scarce ; S bales of middling quality have brought 5/.
12s. 6d. per cwt. A cargo of Archangel Linseed, to ar-
rive, is reported to be sold at about 375. per quarter, im-
perial measure.
In Olive Oil but little business is doing, 10 tuns Mes-
sina at 401. 10s. to 41/. and 2 tuns Gallipoli at 43/., are
the only sales. Seed Oils are steady. For Fish Oils there
is very little inquiry ; about 20 tuns Pale Seal have brought
241. 10s. to 241. Iss. per tun. Cod Oil dull at 24/. per
tun. There is a steady business doing in Palm Oil, at
271. The transactions in Rice arc but limited, 115 cask'
Carolina at 19s. to 21s. and 170 bags E. I. at 15s. 6d. to
165., is the business of the week. An improvement has
appeared in the Hide trade, anal the transactions have this
week been more extensive than for some time past, being
6,600 B.A. salted Ox and Cow, price not named, 2,700
Valparaiso salted do. 6d. to 280 salted New York
do. at 4d., 700 dry salted Brazil at 61d. per lb., and
24,000 B.A. Horse at ss. 6d. to 6s. sd. per hide. Hemp
is dull of sale. The Tallow market remains steady, and for
arrival Y. C. brings 395. 6d. per cwt.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURIITG LAST WEEK.

Barley.

Oats.

Beans.