The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL' INTELLIGENCE.

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Livearoor., Jumt 29:-,-We hive experienced a brisk
dainand for British Plantation Sugar ..this week : the total
1I
.. les exceed' 1,500 hhds., at gradually improving prices,
N hieb we now quote 2s. per cwt. -higher for the biown
d low middling, and Is. to is. 6d.. on the good middling
(.1- better'desceiptious'; besides .the above, 250 bags good
d fine whitt.Bengal Sugar have been sold at .745. to 765.
, r cwt. In Foreign Sugar nothing has been done. About
40 puncheons West India Molasses have been :sold:
l'rinidad at 265., and Demerara at.27s. to 275. 6d. per
girt. The Coffee market continues dull, and the demand
still confined to the home_ bide: At a public ,sale of
Jamaica on Thursday last, the clean ordinary descriptions
nearly supported former prices ;- but the low middling and
getter qualities could not be sold without submitting to a
reduction of 2s, per cwt., and were therefore taken in. In
Cocoa anti Ginger nothing done worthy of notice. There
is a fair inquiry for Pimento, and several lots. a middling
quality have been sold at sp.. to sad: per lb. Rum 're-
srins steady ; but the sales are not extensive.
O• . .
ur Cotton Market .has continued without. interest this
week, the demand fiom the trade being Languid, . but the
prices generally are without alteration. ' Yesterday there
were sold .by• auction .1,020 Sea Island,, which went off
steadily at 10d. to I I Id. for middling to fair ; Hid. to
124 d. for middling to good, and 12F1. to 15td. for fine
and choke marks; '7O stained Sea Island. 6}{l. to Bid. ;
1 40 inferior Bowed at 6d. to ticl..,, and 70-Demerara Ind'
Ilerbice at lid. to 8/41. per lb. The sales by private con-
tract consist of 1,980 Bowed, Sid. to lid. chiefly at tilitol.
to 6id. for middling to good fair; 1,760 Orleans, sp. to
Sid. chiefly at did. to 711.. for-fair to good ; 1,200 Mobile
4ml Alabama at bid. to 61d. : :,90 Sea Island at 10441:
to 14.1 d. • 20 Stained ditto at dd. to 7d. ; 9yo Pernam-
bucol
o at ;id. to 94d. ; 290 .Marauliant at Sid, to 8 d. ;
520 Bahia at lad. to Sid. ; 520' Egyptian at 741. tog d. ;
420 Deinerma at 7}d. to 94.0. ; • ItiO West India at 5 . to
7d. ; 40 Surat at Aid..to bd.—making a total, including ,
those inAclOty auction, of 9,030 bags. The arrivals are
bs:47 bags.
Imported into Liverpool from June 29 to 20, inclusive,
by '1 vessel. from New York; , -I-Charle.stotti. I.New
Orleans, I Mobile; 1 Rostock, I Salon, 3 Dantaic, I
Alexandria, 8 Smyrna, 2 Leghorn, 2 Gallipoli, I Ma-
laga, and I Sicily.. . . . :.

Brandy. 40 easks; Wheat, foreign, 492 qrs.; ,Madder
Roots, 197 hales; Yellow Berries, 17 sacks; Rice, Ame-
rican, 178 casks ; Cotton, New Orleans and Mobile, 2106
hales, Rest United States,
.1477 bales, Egyptian, 1974
bales; Olive Oil 573 i.asks; Brimstone, 110" tali; Sho-
wn; 41.1 bage; Valonia, 316 tool; ',Boxwood, •20.10na
Cream of Tartar, 3 casks; Wpol,Lsp :bales; Argo!, 11
• . • • . r.
boxes.

THE FOLLOWING SALES ARE ADVBRTIBED—.
WciaricsniY, JULY 4.-7200 casks Rice, 450 tons
Campeachy Logwond, 500 brie. Boston Pot Ashes,
Fitsukv,..Jut.v-13--55 cheats Gum Arabic, 48 ditto
Lac Dye, 'SS ditto Shell Lac, 50 bales Munjeet, IS ditto,
Safflower,' 3500 bundles Rattans.

THURSDAY, JULY 26.-667 Serons Caracca
The transactions in. rough Turpentine have again been
considerable, the trade taking a further supply of about
4,000 brls, of which 2,600 bids. were at 12,. 6J. frnin
the warehouse, mid the remainder at 12s. 9d. to 13s. from
the quay, being on the 'latter sales an advance of 6d.
per cwt.—American Tar has .become very scarce, the only
parcel (400 brls.) in the importers' hands has been dis-
posed of at 14s. Gd. per bd.—Rosin is steady.
Ashes have been more inquired for, and the principal
asking higher prices ; the sales of Pot have only
berm
old Montreal' at 225. Gal. to 23e. 3d.,
ahnodide:Bo 18are
barrels
rebarrels ditto, brand 1826, at 255. 3d. to 255. Gd.
Th* transactions in Pearls, have been more extensive, con-
of 480 barrels Montreal, brand 1826, at 245. 9d. to
and
.60 barrels old ditto, at 245. to 245. Gd.
Theists i.g
only6d "
sales of Stan's'
Ashes are, 20 barrels Pot at 265.
per 'cwt,--The scarcity of fine Philadelphia Bark has ena-
bled the only holder to obtain 16s. per cwt. ; the ordinary de-
gsln
scriptions are less inquired fin', and may be obtained at 10s.
7to lt per cwt.—The sales of rough. Brimstone are about
5 u s.--Dyewoolls, and more particularly Logwood, have
been in better request, and about 300 tons Campeachy sold
at, 71. 10A., 36 tons Honduras at 61. 155., and 20 tons
Jamaica at 61. -15 s. per ton.

pu,tic is in few }ands; 20 tom good Spanish .have
brought 10. 10s. per ton.—Ti►e inquiry, for Nicaragua
Wood continuer► very limited, but a parcel of 30 tons good
wlid has been sold at la, a few trips good small at
rind 6 tons fine Lima, at.2o/.. per ton.—ln Barwood and
covivood nothing .done.—A parcel of b 3 bags E. I.
Blue Galls, of only middling quality, has been sold at 655.
to 10s. per cwt. in bond.—The only business in Indigo is
lOserons Guatimala at Gs. 3d., and 15 serous Caraceas
at As. 4-d. per lb. duty paid.

. .
A small parcel of 41 bales new Turkey Madder Hoots
has brought 395. per cwt. There is a steady demand fitr
gadder*. Malaga *sumo being very scarce, a small
parcel of 50 bags has brought 15s. per cwt., #anue trifling
sales of Verona at 7i. lid:, and Sicily at 10s. 6d. to I Is.
have also been effected. Only 69 bags Saltpetre are sold
this week at 235. to 42ss. 6d. for ordinary quality. Twenty
tons very fine pickled Smyrna Valonia have brought Is/.
per ton. Argo)* are scarce, a few casks ordinary Sicilian
-red have brought 48s. to 495. per cwt., sad 40 casks dust
235. to 245. per cwt.
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Nine casks American Bees' Wax sold at 101. 74. 6d. to
101. 10s. and five vas East India at 91. 9s. per cll.—
East India Safflower continues to be in good request, and
most of the hest parcels have been disposed of; 26 bales of
middling and fine quality are sold this week at 44. to 61.
2a. 6(1. per cwt.—A few chests of fine Lac Dye have
brought Ss. 4.d. per lb. in bond.

The arrival of two cargoes of Olive Oil from Gallipoli,
and 100 tuns from ?Malaga, has occasioned the Market to
become very dull ; the Malaga was offered for sale yester-
day, by auction 10 tuns only were sold at 387 per tun ;
the sales previously effected woe five bins Gallipoli at 42/.
and five tuns Sicily were yesterday sold at 39/. 108. being
a decline of 11. per tun... The demand for Fish Oils eon-
tinues very limited, the dealers being disposed to wait fur-
ther imports before purchasing. Palm Oil steady at 271.
per tun. Some considerable parcels ofl.inseed Oil have
gallon; in Rape • Oil little
tiroeinng.di•4griof Toufr;ten26tie. ittP°drull of sale, notwithstanding the
active business doing in the raw material.--There continues
a good demand for Hides at full prime; the sales are 850
north .American wilted Ox mid Con, at 4d. to 41d.; 300
wet salted. Earbadoes at 6d..; 600 Buenos Ayres salted at
'
And
.1800 salted California, price not reported— --
The sales ,of Carolina Rice are only 125 casks at 19s. to
turd fioo bagi East -India at 15s, 6d. per cwt.—ln
Hemp and Tallow but little business is doing, and the prices
rather: lower.

THE ARMY.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.

Major-General Wilson, East India Company's Service,
on passage from India.
Lieut. Colonel . Martin, late. Invalids, Severn Stoke,
Worcestershire.

Major Turner, late Royal Artillery Drivers, Petwortli
Sussex.

CAYTAINS.—The Duke of Gordon, half-pay 85th Foot,
London; Farquharson, half-pay 84th Foot, Montrose,
North Britain ; Connolly, half-pay 4th West India Regi.
meat ; Couloban, half-pay 98th Foot.
LIEUTTWANTS..—E. A. I): Maxwell, I Ith Dragoons,
on paseage from India to the Cape of Good Hope; lll`Gil-
!eyrie, Adjutant. to 85th Foot, Gibraltar; Courtney,
Foot, 'Kornegalie, Colombo; 3. Hill, Royal. Artillery,
Loudon ; G, Douglas, Royal Artillery, Cheltenham ;
Davey, half-pay ISth Foot, Bristol; Ryan, half-pqy 21at
Foot, Alderney; O'Donnell, half-pay 81st Foot. Weston,
near Bath; Hartshorn, late 2d Royal 'Veteran Battalion;
Turner, late bet -ditto.

CouNirs AND. Errs io s.--Dobson, 2d Dragoon Guards,
Dublin ; Myrick, half-pay 4th Foot, • Hethingham, St.
Omer, France ; Stacpoole, half-pay 49th Foot ; Dingley
half-pay Cap Corps, Canterbury ; Robinson,' half-pa)
French's levy, Rom), County Armagh ; half-
pay 17th Foot,
Paymaster Putullp, 93d Foot, Antigua.
QUARTER•MASTERS.—Thompum, half-pay 2d Dra-
goons, Piershill ; Spawforth, half-pay 28th Dragoons;
London ; Adkina, half-pay Essex Feneibla Infantry.
Ratheoote:

. MEDICAL . DIPA RTMENT.—SUrgeOII ChOlnley, , South
Cork Militia, Rathcorrnack; Apothecary R. Glasgow, at
Glasgow; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Booty, half-pay,. Lon-
don; Aveistant-Surgeon Fawcett, (al Foot, Ireland; As-
sistant-Surgeon .Tabetna, half-pay Sicilian Regiment.