The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-04 00:00:00

ARRIVALS TIIII

WEER

'our*
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. F
................,
Bac"—
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 840
620 1,133 3,470 710
....
260 720
.--
1 750 720 310
_........

BOROUGH HOP BIARZET.
Tho demand for most kinds of Hops continue staadY 6$
fully last week's prices.

WRITECHAPEL. # ja
Our market is well supplied with each kind of mea,i',Y,
which a moderate businass is doing at full quotations. P—sl
from 2s 2d to 3s 2d ; Mutton, 28 6d to Ss 10d ; Veal, 35 to
81b ; Pork, 2s 8d to 3s 8d per Sibs by the carcase.

LLoy in,.., SH I NFL'S G.—("!'HIS DA V')
LONDON,CiI
FEZ. 4.—Wind at noon S.W 11 ht breeze, with raU
.. 11g
ht
Sfrtoamte ni,
Liverpool,
,h has h gota
off
re Ilt
'NEw YeRK, JAN. 21.—The Yorkshire, from Liverpool, on sho,
rYlacilZawkall.
been without
cut
hpabr is
by the
damage. The Blancli
A derelict brig, laden with cotton, bull antdhsepiarces, panaidntedveb
seen on lire 2d inst., lat. 33, long. 78.
3.—The Little John, sailed from Loudon for Sun.
HAEWICII, FEB.
Berland 2d Jan., and has not since been heard of.
ALDBoaouon.--The Magnet schooner, Sunderland to Rouen, hae
e
hove up from the "i.nock ; crew exhausted with pumping.
LOW3TOFT, FEB. 3. ...,i' h Reforme, French chassemaree, Shields tt
Fecamp, has been towed in here after having been twice
shore full of water.
The vessel reported to be wrecked in the neighbourhood of Glalinlir
is supposed to be the John Toole, New Orleans, to this port. ..,„
got o
Cacewrs, Fon. 3.—The Old England, of Liverpool, caught 134 v
Ist inst. ; the deck, stern, &c., are almost entirely destroyed.
OFF Sethwr.—ltepublic, Mobile, fur Havre.
ySili.xmt..nees .T—i,A. rFrad...W3i.—lliaimhe, Coalretabnaegr ena.
barque, of Shields, ill on the
South Screby Saud ; part of cargo thrown
overboard.

CRIMINAL COUR(4iIs DAY')

OLD COW? T:
(Before Mr. Justice CnEsswyzi..)
A respectably-attired man, named James Soloman Da.i:s plead gain%
guilty to an indictment, charging him with fraudulently obt
goods three months before his bankruptcy.
The Court deferred passing d
sentence. the
Jonas Heilbroan was indict fur '
committed perjury was duron
ing , ef a
bankruptcy proceedings of the last prisoner. The case day*
somewhat complicated character, and was likely to last all ''' '

11, EW Mr. Justice raLE sat in the COURT.
New Court for the itecorde_r,
thriiteedressetvteoraljusctiafsyesaorfeepinortbe.zzlement, none of which wore of sitruc''

Glasgow occupies a medium place among l:,
great towns of Britain in point of healthfulness, Our but
tality is greater than that of London and Birminghatn. L. 7,0
less than that of Manchester and Liverpool. The proportlsvi
of deaths during the last year, including the still-born, vlsd
in 33.5 of the population. The proportion for all Engleoi..."l
high 1 in about 45 ; but the deaths in Liverpool rise as high,ru.,
in 29, and in Manchester as lin 30. The mortality Larifir,
gow, therefore, is not near so much below that of thetgia
healthiest towns as it is above the average mortality o'
England.—Glasgow Mail.
sirSUBMARINN ":„S THE QUEER'S SPEECH
Glum—Yesterday will to some extent be remembered '" of
nexion with the remarkable transmission for the first tinie
on its
Royal oration, under the sea, between Dover and Citl2l'',,„-01--
way—after being delivered from the Throne at St. SteP",
the
between London and Paris, In which latter city, tbroug' a 10
medium of the submarine telegraph, it was received and 7,p0
an hour or so after its delivery, being at the same tine alr „wog
simultaneously disseminated by the Electric TelegraPh "--
through all the chief towns of the United Kingdom.

BIRTHS.
OF A SON.
On the Ist inst. at Clapham, the wife of Lieutenant
On the
Benson, Madras Army. wife
2d inst., at Keppel•street, Russell-square, the -
of C. J. Richardson, Esq.
OF • patron-mu.
On the Ist inst., at Earl's-terrace, Kensington, the ladl
Thomas C. Campbell, Esq. th.
On the 2d inst., at t4loucester-terrace, Hyde-par
wife of Gillory Pigott, Esq.

MARRIED.
On the 29th ult., at St. Simon's Church, Bristol,
A. H. Henry, Esq., youngest son of the late Lieutel3
Jalia
Colonel Alexander Henry, of the 58th Regiment, t° hire,
youngest daughter of the late J. Cope, Esq., of Staffords'

DIED. ....- Jolo
On the 30th ult., at Havil-street, Camberwell, rar.
Mayo, late of her Majesty's Customs, aged 73.
the
Wife °
On the 3 tst ult., at the Circus, Bath, Harriet,
Dr. J. Watson, aged 51. miss 0111-
On the lst inst., at Avenue-house, Tottenham'
-
riet Sarah Gatfield, aged 62.

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