The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-27 00:00:00

CITY MAR..:ETS.-TWO O'CLOCK.

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There •is a report in circulation thrt it is intended by
Ministers, in the ensuing Session of Parliament, to pro-
pose a reduction in the duties on the importation of British
Plantation as well ES East Judie. SUGARS. The delivery
a Sugars last week from the West India Docks was nearly
3,000 casks, and the stock yesterday was 28,434 hhds.
and 1,835 trcs. The demand continuos very good, and
business was done on Saturday at an advance of one per
cwt.

The report relative to the intention of Government to
reduce the 4uty on the import of Sugar is not believed.
The market this morning is for good Brown Jamaica,
Lt.. to 56s.—from t 5&;. to 68s.

The tales Of SA LTrrrlt.r. consists of 1,500 hags, and
have gone of freely at from 255. to 255. 6d. per cwt.
COFFEE.--Although the den:and for the Ointinent is
limit sl, etill for lynne consumption the purchasers are
nmnerous, and the market looks very healthy.
The INDIGO SALE.—The sale is still proceeding, but is
expected tr., conclud,i to-morrow an expectation was in-
dulged that as a great magi chests had I,een withdrawn,
prices would have improved. The sale, on the contrary,
proceeds very heavily, and a fall is anticipated. The Con-
orders are very limited, 5,042 chests have pa.seed
the sac.

Ti,7; RUM Market continues bear j. The stock is now
19,0F,0 pancEems, and 1,297 Elvis. The delivery last
trte:r n9B puncheons and 27 111.115., 411 kr home

conbuinn ti on.

114 SYR'TgI generally business is no; so active, but prices
arc firm.

13aLTIc Patmunzr..--The demand for Tallow is ateady
at about 40s. 6d. Ter cwt. The 4elivery last week was
only 1478 casks ; in the corresponding week of 4828 it
Wes .6,25ZA casks. The stoc.; on the ;44th inet. was
i 5,019 catl, ea the same day la:4 year it was ~7:.),85.1
As!,.s. Hemp is firm at .581. to 291. per ton, Rnd ylax at
37/. 10s., for 1f hundred. Bristles rather firm. - First
St. Petershurgh, 12/. 15s. per cwt.
rch. CorroN market remains in a iffy inactive state,
both here ard at Liverpool, and prier arc again one-
eighth lower. The denumd for the Manufacturing districts
is very limited, but a revival is fully expected shortly.
SALMMg.—The market remains firm, but little is
doing this rooming, an amount of two vety lingo sales
which are to take place this afternoon.

A dr ir's
Felling Mail

GOAL MARKET.—Jai. 2(.

SBs.,(kl. I Virdl.3 .lewmarch.. 335. Od.
itusscll's Lyon's.-- NS f.;
..;fl W.lls End Elrrin -- 37 c.

IVallc En.l.Brown't,—... LY.4. n , Small Coal ......:....:—.... 16 U
Ditto Northumberland 31 0 Arn's Primrose ~....... 21 0
Ditto :Ziissell's ........—..• 40 0, Walla End oradl .--.. IS 0
Ships at inuket, 813--Sllps mole, 4V2—Unsold, 77%.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY:]

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. W.S.W.—Arrived ti
Rochart, from :he West Indies.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. t-45.—Wind E.—Arrived the
Catherine, eaker, from 13ordeauk ; Venus, Eluge
from ; and Atalanta, Milliard, from St
Alichaerf.

FALMOUTH, JAN. :.35.—Wind. S.E.—Arrived th'
Advewuyo, Elite, from Att

BLAIUNCY, JAN. T).—mAbout. twenty , pieces o
AmeriPac onl; timbe;., twatire,-.1 and twenty pipe
FtaVeS, timber and dews, two capstan bars,
yr:1;k: Unity, i.nd -Tr': of the stern of a vessel, wit'.
the wori Uniry, five iwen wastied on shore betweet
this anal f tK, 07nbt part of the cargo cf tin
Unity, F. Q!ebec to Su% abandoned in tht
Nort,:.l

The Rambifi, froim Yarmautli tc
Lonlkya, Avas lien 1.-Tarwich, yester.
v,n4 Aft oi

I.P:7tc.,r the A:r.ent to Lloyd's
at S41,1•,11:., D. 17 :—." The, information
that -,?!e. of the DardamAes was limited tc
grain t 11?.?: bsen contimed by cur Commodor(
Si, TI-t?nr:-:. Staines., who nits informed by the Com.
noarr2e,7 ,-.7f the /.*ickaf_hitg squat:cin„ on pis lame visit
there, I hnt only vessels nith such cawoes would Le
prevented paf.,itig througi7,, aiid that colonial nr
any other .:',escription of gene?al merch4ndize would
sutler no impediment The lirapie is in consequence
taking on board coffe,-% &e. ConFtantinople."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
CROWDER V. STONE.

His LORDSHIP decided the only remaining point
in this cause, stating it as his clear opinion that the
representatives of Catherine Mitchner were not en-
titled to any participation in the share of Jane Gren-
wood.

IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL JACOBS, A BANKRUPT.

Mr. RUSSELL was instructed to request the
Court to recommend the Commissioners to sign
the bankrupt's certificate. The greater number
of creditors had signed it, but in doing so it was
necessary, according to the order of Lord Eldon
made in 1809, that the creditors should also put the
day and year in which they signed. In this case it
appeared many of the creditors had only put their
names, the thy and year being written in their pre-
sence by the attorney's clerk. The Commissioners
under such circumstances considered they were not
authorised in signing the certificate without a recom
mendation from the Court. The Learned Counsel
cited eases in which ihe irregularity had been much
greater, where Lord Eldon had done what was now
asked.

His Lottusine inquired if the affidavits were dear
as to the day, and their being written in the pre-
sence of the respective creditors, and upon being
answered in the affirmative, acceded to Mr. Russell's
zt 3, I requesr._

His LouD,HIP observed that in consequence of
something that had met hia eye this morning, he
thought it had been considered that he had reflected
upon the conduct of Sir Charles Flint, in what he
had said yesterday. He begged now to be under-
stood as having intended no reflection whatever.
He considered it his duty to hand over the letter
he had received in the wanner he had done.