The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-27 00:00:00

The King has•been pleased to preqent*the Rev. John
Paul to the church and parish of Saint Cuthbert, com-
monly called West Kirk, in the presbytery of Editibnth,
vacant by the death of the Rev. Sir Harry MOnctieff.
The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend
William Nicolson to the church and parish of Ferry Pint-
on-Craig, in the presbytery of St. Andiews and connty of
Fffe, vacant by the_ death of the Rev. William D. Swan.

Crown-Office, Oet.'2s, 1827

Member returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Shire of Lanark—Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, of
Greenock and Blackball, Bart.,•in the room of Lord Archi-
bald Hamilton, deceased.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

Richard Dawson, Liverpool; merchant. '
Johann. Christian Bremer, Sotherset-place, New-road,
Whitechapel, merchant. .

(From the London Nero Price Current of Friday).
Faurr.--The first cargo of new Currants, per the Fox,
Whyte,. a Cephalonia, is arrived, 'and expected'toland to-
morrow ; also the first cargo from' Smyrna, per the Paul
Pry, Foster, supposed to consist of new Turkey Figs,
Sultanas, andtdrnms Carabournas, which it is:expected will
be in the market on Saturday next ; the remainder of the
new Valentin Raisins, bought in at the public sale of the
ist,h inst. are being taken off by the trade in small parcels,
no other arrivals being announced yet.
On Tuesday last was offered'at public sale 5,513 boxes
old Valentia Raisins, a few lots of which were sold a 455. ;
20 barrels old Carabourna do. a 455. ; 38 barrels old Red
:Smyrna do. :a;42s. ; and 460 boxes, 360' half and 100
quarter boxes new Bunch Muscatell.Raisins 1155.• a 140 s.
The demand for New Fruit is rather iMproving.
,RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAWDS.—The contract for
Rum by the ,East India Company, for what they may want
for some months, has 'been taken at 2s. 6id. for 1 under
proof; the payment is a, protracted one, and the quantity
wanted is inconsiderable parcels delivered at. Gravesend, to
the extent in all of perhaps 400' or 500 puns. The Rum
Market is little varied; there are many buyers of ander-
proof.Leewards at 2s. 3d., but no sellers under 2s. 4d.
The Jamaica. strong Rums continue in good demand at very
full prices. In Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration.
The sales Of Ruin which' haVe transpired are all Ja-
!micas, 29 to 32 over, 3s. 9d. a 4s. 4d.
Itinroo.—The Market is firm, but there is no briskness.
The parcels sold are at an advance of 4d. to 6d. per lb. on
the India House sale.
PROvisioNs.—Provisions are rather heavy ; the sales re-
ported are new mess Irish Beef Si. 15s. a 6/.—Hamburgh
in bond 90s.
TURPENTINE.—The late sales are 4,300 barrels Tur-'
pentine about lls: 6d. or under. For the parcels landing
the holders will not accept less than 12s.
SPICES.-Mace and Nutmegs are in more demand, and
at rather higher prices.
Orr.s.—The Oil Market remains very heavy ; sellers of
Greenland Oil at 231., and even at this low price the
buyers refuse to come forward; the quantity at this Mar-
ket is not great, but at the out-ports it is excessive, and
prices at Hull have declined to 181., old measure.
The exporters anticipate that. the price here, will decline
to 20/. Imperial measure, at which there appears to be ex-
tensive shipping orders.
TEA..—The Market is firm, but without alteration.
TouAcco;—The'only sales of consequence in Tobacco
for the week ending last night, is about 200 birds: ; strips
at sd. a 7zd., the other purchases are small parcels of 5
and 10 hilds.' to the trade.

'WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—Oct. 25.
70;. 0(1.-to 100 s. Oct. ( lover 90s. Od. to 120 s. Od.
- :30s. Od. to 365. Od. -