The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-26 00:00:00

COLONIAL MARKETS.

SUOAR....The stock of Sugar is now about 9,300 casks
less than at this period last yeari and as there are but few
ships to be unloaded in the West India Docks, there will
he no material addition to the stock this season. The ar-
rivals since Monday have not exceeded 23 cwt. The de-
liveries from the warehouse" since Tuesday have been
pretty large, though not so extensive as al this time last
week. The heaviness which has prevailed over the sugar
market was slightly dissipated on Tuesday afternoon, and
some few purchases were made on rather higher terms.
Up to to-day bargains have been made more freely, and
fine Jamaica may be quoted from 725. to 725. 6d. and
brown ditto from 635. to 655. 6d. per cwt.
FOREIGN SUGARS continue dull of sale. The value of
Mauritius Sugars have risen in consequence of their being
now admitted for home consumption at 275. per cwt. duty ;
the fine sorts obtain 70s. per cwt. For Refined Sugars
there are few purchasers at the present prices.
COFFEE.—There being but few public sales this week,
the business in private bargains have been rather snore nu-
merous. Good ordinary. Jamaica obtains from 425. to 465. ;
middling from 645. to 725. ; and souse good parcels of
ditto, were purchased to-day at 765. per cwt. In Spices
there has been no business of consequence : for exportation
some considerable quantities of Pepper, Nutmegs, and
Cloves, have been delivered from the warehouse this week.
'Hoot.—The slight alarm felt at the announcement of
the late failure has subsided. •The imports this week from
-11amlaurgh have been very large, having amounted to about
200,0001b5. The advises from Hamburgh state, that still
further shipments were to be made to this country. The
letters state, that the late extensive shipments of Wool are
to be attributed to the fact, that during the pause in the
commercial world, the Prussian Government advanced
money to the Wool-growers, in order to enable them to go
on without selling Wool at the then low prices. The
growers by this assistance were able to bold their stock,
which, in the beginning of the present year, was larger
than at any former periOd. The revival of trade in this
country has enabled the Prussian Wool-grower to dispose
of his stock with advantage. The greater portion of the
Wool imported latterly has been entered for home con-
sumption. The demand for Wool is rather less brisk, but
the prices are firm.

RUSSIAN •Pitonucr.—The Tallow market is, if any
thing, a shade 'above the extensive depression .of last week,
the price being quoted at 375. per cwt. From the great
number of sellers, however, a further decline is calculated
upon. The accounts from St. Pctersburgh state, that
shipments of Tallow were proceeding with activity, in or-
der that all might be on board before the frost sets in.
There remained for sale rather less than 28,000 casks at
the date of the last accounts. The imports this week have.
been 1,247 cwt., and the deliveries 2,183 cwt., chiefly
for home consumption.
SaLrrintE..—The market for this article is not so
brisk as last week, and sales are made with difficulty at
245. 6d. The East India Company have declared fur sale,
on the 9th November, 500 tons. The deliveries from the
warehouse this week !save been immensely large, viz.,
2,071 cwt.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.—No circumstance more
plainly indicates the thirst for knowledge at present abroad,
than the thronged entrances which take place at our Univer-
sity ;• and the quality of the answering at these examinations
safficiently,proves the high state of preparation now requi-
Site for •olitaining literary distinctions. These two circum-
stances were amply illustrated in the entrance of last
4.londay, on which occasion upwards of one hundred and
twenty obtained admission into the University, and the
answering is considered to have been of the first description.
—Dublin Freeman's Journal.

EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING.--We under-
stand that one of the Lanarkshire voters, travelling in Italy,
got notice of the election when at Rome, whence be arrived
in 15 days, in time to vote for Sir I'Zichael Shaw Stewart,
....Glarpoto Courier,