The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-19 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Alexander Jamieson and John Smith, underwriters,
Bishopsgate-street Within, llec. 2.

BANKRUPTS.

Francis Jackson, licensed victualler, Marylebone-
street, Golden-square, to surrender, Aug. 30, and Sept.
26, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore,
official assignee, Basinghall•street ; Sherreff, Lincoln's-
Inn-fields.

Richard White, surgeon, Portsmouth, Aug. 29, at two,
and Sept. 26, at twerve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Beetholme, New Inn, Strand.

James Chase Powell, apothecary, Chiswell-street,
Finsbury, Aug. 26, at half-past eleven, and Oct. 2, at
one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Belcher, official as-
signee, King's
_Arms-yard ; Jerwood, Wulbrook-
buildings, City.
Mark Markwick, builder, late of Harpur-street, Red
Lion-square, Aug. 26, at two, and Sept. 30, at one, at
the Court of Bankrnptcy. Edwards, official assignee,
Frederick's place, Old Jewry ; Lake, Wilkinson, and
Lake, New-square, Lincoln's inn.
Daniel Dames, paper stainer, Liverpool, Sept. 5, at
eleven, and Sept 19, at twelve, at the Liverpool District
Court. Bird, Liverpool, official assignee ; Walker,
Furnival's-inn, London ; Bradley, Liverpaol.
Hugh Mallinson, manufacturer of cotton goods, Al-
mondbury, Huddersfield, Sept. 2d and 25, at eleven, at
the Leeds District Court. Freeman, official assignee,
Leeds ; Lever, King's-road, Bedford-row, Lot.dm ;
Achers, Manchester.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current of Aug. 19.)
SuGaR.-To-clay there was a good demand for West
India Sugar from grocers and refiners, and very full
rates paid for every sort, but holders could not obtain
any general advance. The show is small for the period
of the year, and stocks at the outports are yet
light. At public sale 125 hhds of Barbadoes Sugar
fetched very full rates-that is to say, fine yellow at 545,
good 52s to 535, middling 50s Gd to 51s 6(1, and low 48s THE WEATHER.-During the past week a favour-
-495. 191 hhds of Trinidad were since taken in at 50s able change has taken place, and the glass is now rising
for mid grayish, being above the value; full market rates steadily. Reaping has begun in various parts of the country,
we re offered. Since the sale the Trinidad Sugar has been and, should the fine weather continue, there is every prospect
sold rather under the buying-in price. The total quan- that the harvest will soon become general. We are informed
tity of Sugar sold to-day amounted to 600 hhde and trcs. that the appearance of the crops everywhere is truly magnifi-
cent. Grain of all kinds
.covers the earth with a luxuriance
REFINED.-To-day the home trade were less inclined
scarcely ever equalled,
ewhhile of turnips, swedes, potatoes, &c, to purchase Refined goods, and prices not so firm, brown
grocery lumps selling at 66s 6d to 675, and standard Ntheeveprtehseinctsyietarmiosstphre
aacpksouonwpladraleldelt itnththeir abundance.
n is a
lumps at 68s per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar is firm rcrietic'al nature-a great quaentgity that
the wheatao crop is
at 43s per cwt for first sort ; but there is yet little to
be had. mostmuch beaters down, and will inevitably be spoiled should there
be more wet weather. On the contrary, should dry weather
MAuniTius.-All descriptions have met with eager continue, the wheat harvest will yet be most propitious. In
purchasers, and the market has been nearly cleared at quality, under no circumstances, can the produce of 1845 be
further advanced rates. 6,401 bags at auction equal to that of 1844, nor will the yield of flour from a given
went with animation, establishing a rise on the quantity of corn be either so good or so large; but the acre-
prices of the last public sale of 2s to 4s on yellow, age produce in bushels will, we think, be far greater, for
and 3s to 5a per cwt on brown Sugar ; fine yellow where two stalks grew last year, at least three are growing
sold at 55s to 57s 6d, good 52s to 545, good middling 51s now. Potatoes are an excessive crop, and, by their plenty
to 51s 6d, middling 49s to 50s 6d, low 47s to 48s 6d, and cheapness, will go far to mitigate the harm that may have
fine brown 45s to 465, good 43a to 44s 6d, middling 41s been done to the wheat.-Welshman.
to 425, low 39s to 39s 6d, very low dark 38s to 38s 6d, TILE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.-Unless the wea•
low to good grey 45s to 50s, syruppy 38s to 52s 6d, and ther clears up. and thathi very speedily, the corn crcrops,. especiallyrrog
washed 37s 6d to 57s per cwt. Privately many parcels, tthhoesleasotftewohdeaat.sanwde
haarveeye,xwielrliebneeseedriohuostlyvedrama„, d
y pulee sunshine.
chiefly in second hands, have been disposed of. The We have had Much heavy rapin, attended, at intervals, with a
stock is still on the decrease, and is nearly reduced to heavy moist atmosphere. The crops, generally speaking, are
the level of last year. very backward. In many localities they are laid, and evi-
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon Bengal sugar was in dently damaged. We trust that we may be favoured with
excellent request, and 2,434 bags at auction were sold bright dry weather, for :otherwise it is awful to contemplate
at very full market rates: that is to say, low yellow date the results.-Carnarvon Herald.
kind at 47s to 50s 6d, middling 525, damp and washed GLASGOW.-THE WEATHER.-This week the
45s 6d to 495, middling sound greyish 51s 6d; Dobah weather has been more favourable to the progress of the crops,
good strong grainy yellow 60s 6d to 61s, middling 54s 6d and we have no doubt, notwithstanding the humid state of the
to 555, low 52s 6d to 535, damp and washed 52s to 60s atmosphere previously, that the harvest will be general in a
per cwt. week or two, though the crop may not be so heavy as last year.
FOREIGN.-To-day Foreign Sugar was purchased with Various fields of corn have been cut down already throughout
more freedom, in consequence of the favourable accounts the country, and Irish reapers are arriving in great numbers at
received from Holland. By private treaty, 1,200 boxes the I3roomielaw. Yesterday was a beautiful day, the sun
of good white Havannah sold at 41s, and 100 chests of shining
f out strong, with a fine drying breeze.-Scotch Re-
old white Bahia at 32s per cwt, being rather above former orrmre!'s Gazette..,
rates. A floating cargo of brown Pernambuco has been f a : 1 FATHER AND THE CROPS.-Yesterday was
sold, but the price did not transpire. air 1
throughout, and on the whole was a tolerable harvest-day.
In the afternoon a change of wind from the west to the north
RICE.-To-day all descriptions of Rice were purchased brought a corresponding change in the atmosphere ; but as the
with caution, and prices are not: so:firm; 14s to 18s per y
atmosphere was clear, dry, and breezy, it may probably indi-
cwt is the value of Bengal, according to quality ; some cate the commencement of good weather. A few patches of
holders are inclined to take advantage of the present high barley on early spots have been cut, and some samples were ex-
rates, but the trade for the most part are supplied for the hibited in our market on Wednesday. The crops, however,
present. have made little or no progress for the last fourteen days ; and
although a favourable change of weather would now bring them
which viys raintereby '
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to w rapidity,henoft uhsneut
nihldaatrhy the change
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COFFEE.-To-day Foreign and Foreign East India
Coffee were in excellent request privately ; 1,000 bags
of low good ordinary St. Domingo were sold at 335, and
menced.gaelnaerrae yocrotirnon-
-500 bags fair ordinary Padang at 28s. For native of the crop,
Ceylon there was much inquiry, but a further advancethangreyaterasdiandgered ever;g portion
Ceylon and
it is now quite certain that the harvest can only be a favourable
being asked checked business, and a part only of one by an immediate and decided change in the weather. The
the quantity offered at public sale was sold, at a markets are rising steadily and rapidly; and it is almost safe to
rise on market rates of 6d to Is, making the ad- predicate that, except under circumstances more favourable
vance since the last auction of 2s to 3s per cwt, than we are warranted at so late a period of the year to look
good ordinary pale fetching 48s to 48s 6cl, fine ordinary for, the present prices are almost certain to be maintained.
52s to 55s ; the Plantation was, however, all sold at How much higher the markets may go depends altogether on
higher prices ; fine fine ordinary grey fetched 67s to 68s, the weather which may follow.-Scotsman of Saturday.
fine ordinary 655, sea-damaged 61s to 655, and pea berry Tii E AFRitatenhAie;oAeiftriocsacntßUSo.7ciuT.s,he statement which has
sound 75s to 78s, in all 1642 bags were offered, chiefly appeared in most of the London and provincial papers, thath.
good ordinary native. Of }list India, 3,079 bags were put was killed
ath e
precipicenl
up to auction, and sold at stiff rates. Padang good ordi-
performed at
nary greenish mixed at 28s to 28s 6d, ood ord brownish b 1
oo uo.rfheoe(t) d
high,otLe
oar Gd to 295, sea damaged Batavia 25s to 335, Com- audience. W
Neath on Wednesday eveningglast before. a highly respectable
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We suspected the authenticity of the paragraph
I"
fie seem, 'as at length, transpired of the name
pang's Java good bold sound even yellow 525, fair ord when we first read it-Cambrian.
and nature of " The Royal Favourite," pour
sex in Mrs.
pale 42s t.s 43s : 173 bags of La Guayra mostly taken
Gore's new novel. Though we confess ourselves startled,
HoP INTELLIGENCE.-The weather continues un-
in, good mid bold blue at 725, good ord brown 40s. 40 favourable for the hops. The burr has made no progress dur-
these are not times when clever skits of the nature of the
casks West India were taken in, Jamaica, mid blue at ing the past week, which has been marked by blights, high
work in question can be resented as an gagest the
84s, and low mid at 77a. 72 brim 1 bag of Rio taken in winds, and heavy rains. Certainly something has progressed,
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through
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should
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at 54s for mid celery.
SPICES.-To-day black Pepper was in excellent re- and that is the vermin. The winds have " whipped" the
bine; and as the growth is now arriving at a precarious state
quest ;at public sale 600 bags of Sumatra, and 1,167 comety safely say that, unless settled tine weat grey i y
here will be a failure. The duty has veryly re
very thing to
bags of Penang were offered at auction ; the former was t•
mostly taken in above the value, that is to say-good cheer and enliven the minds overjaded by public
light stalky and dusty at 2d, the part sold went at General accounts state that the burr hangs back ; but that, on
ceded since last week ; it now ranges from 172,0001. to 175,000/.
the whole, the rounds look well, and only want fine weather gr
business, or the still more enervating labours of fashionable
21d to 2i'd, ordinary light stalky and dusty 28df to realise the expectations of a good crop.-. Dover Chronicle, dissipation,

After a resolution pledging the meeting to support Sir
William Molesworth had been agreed to, and a vote of thanks
tendered to the Chairman, the meeting separated.

MEETING OF MR. MIALL'S FRIENDS.
A meeting of the friends of this gentleman was held at the
Southwark Literary and Scientific Institution, at which about
500 persons were present. After hearing a speech from this
gentleman, which was an echo of the address he had pub-
lished to the electors, resolutions were passed pledging the
meeting to use their best exertions to secure his return to Par-
lament. After this the me ting separated.
Th, -t h,