The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-07 00:00:00

The COFFEE market remains dull, at former priaes.
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Rum.—This market is still in a drooping state the
stock is getting very large, viz. 18,394 puns. and 1,700
hhds. The delivery last week was small. Leewards may
he quoted so low as from is. 10d. to is. 11d. per gallon
for proofs.

The advice+ from Kent, Sussex, and other Hop dis-
tricts, continue very bad, but speculation is remarkably
dull. The highest prices fir Hops lately quoted are
maintained. Duty called 45,000/.

IND/G0..--.A. further declaration by the. Company of
599 chests has increased the quantity of Indigo to be sold
on the I4th nearly 6,000 cheats. The article remains flat.

Sim—There is Ito material alteration in the price.
The Act of last Session came into operation on Saturday.
Ous.—The Oil Market is very flat; Linseed is quoted
29/. ; Pale Rape to 411. and 42/. per tuu ; Greenland,
25/. 10s. ; Sperm, 651.; Pale Seal, 291. ; Brown ditto)
271.: and Gallipoli, 49/. per tun.

A circular has been addressed by the Mexican
Government to the Governments of the respective States
modifying the severity of the Law of Expulsion, or rather
suspending its action against domiciliated Spaniards, sub-
jects of Friendly Powers. The following is a copy:—'
" Excellent Sir—His Excellency the PRESIDENT has
been pleased to resolve, that until the decision of the
General Congress, Spaniards, subjects of friendly natiouey
as well as those belonging to the ship's company of the
vessel formerly called the Asia, now the Congreso, are
not to be considered as comprehended in the law of the
20th of last month, and are not to be compelled to quit
the Republic in virtue of that law i which resolution ;
Communicate to you for'the ends proposed.
" God and Liberty.
(Signed)
" Mexico, May 2, 1829.
" To the Governments of the State, District, and Ter
ritories."

" BOCANEGA.

A host of workmen are employed in making
the necessary excavations 'preparatory to rebuilding and or
storing the Royal Bazaar in Oxford-street, which Os
lately consumed by fire.

- ACCIDENT, ON THE 11 IVER.-011 SundaY
afternoon several young men hired a four-oared cutter ft't
the purpose of going to Richmond, and were,,teturniag
home in the evening, about a quarter after eight o'clock
when they were overtaken by another cutter, arid the?
instantly commenced a race. They had got as far as Pat;
ney-bridge safe, when the crews of the two cutters exertiy
themselves to get through before each ether. They ac'
cordingly pulled with all their might, and the two boa°
coming in contact, one of them was jammed against the
pier. The shock was so violent that one of the cuttell
was actually in a measure cut in half, and the five, young
men tvlio were in it were precipitated into the water'
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Boatmen instantly put off from the shore, and succeede:l
in rescuing two of the unfortunate young men, but the othts:
three sunk to rise no more. Up to ten o'clock last nig,' a
the bodies had not been found. We dill not learn
• names of the unfortunate young men.

We understand that arrangements are in pro:
greas for the construction of a Bridge over the WO,:
Thames, midway between the Putney and Hammerstaio'
Bridges, neither of which is situated in the.direct line from
London to Richmond; consequently this intended bridWi
will reduce the distance from the metropolis, throtlCl
the town of Barnes to Richmond, by two miles sigirt—
than by Putney, and one mile nearer than by Hs'!,
mersmith ; the, existing roads at each side of
river will he rendered available for this bridge, cot':
quently the immediate approaches from Thirties Elin W;
and Fulham-fields Turnpike-road will be all that will
required to form ; the completion of this project cannotP
to be advantageous to the proprietors and to the public, -