The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-20 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLIGEN CE.

We have news from Malta to the 13:h inst., brought
to Marseilles by the Banshee, 3, steam-packet, Lieut.
Commander liesken. The commander in chief, near
Admiral Deans Dandas, C. 8., with his fleet, had pro-
ceeded to Vourla, where he will remai❑ about a fortnight
and will then go to Athens, Corfu, &c. The following is
our correspondent's letter:—
" The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Sultan, with the hotneward India mail, is just now tele-
graphed, and the Banshee is making ready to proceed to

Since my last Rear Admiral Dundas, C. 8., the
commander in chief, with the fleet under his command,
has made his appearance off the mouth of the harbour,
but did not come in. Captain Carter, the new flag
captain, who was waiting here for the arrival of the
Britannia flag-ship, has joined. On the apperrance Ff
the fleet the steamers Terrible, 21, Captain Hope, C. 8.;
and Fury 6, Commander Tathan; and the frigate
I'iiaeton, 50, Captain Elliot, left port to meet him;
Firebrand, 6, steam-frigato, Captain Codd, having pre-
ceded them.
When off the port, Spiteful, 6, steam-sloop, Com-
mander G. Parker, from Tunis, arrived with dispatches,
the purport of which was that she Bey being danger-
ously sick, and not expected to live, the French felt dis-
posed to dispute the succession. A line•of-battle ship,
Ville do Paris, 120, or the Valmy, Roar-Admiral
Jacquinot, with two steamers, Mogador and Grondeur,
were lying there. After repairing Spiteful has been
again dispatched to Tunis, whence she will rejoin the
Admiral.

" Indefatigable frigate, 50, Captain Smart, K,H., has
gone to Lisbon, and the Terrible to England. Before
leaving both vessels were inspected by Rear-Admiral
Harvey, and both exercised their 68 pounders on the
occasion. The Admiral was much pleased with the
result.
" Terrible was detained a few hours, to bury Richard
Short, one of her crew, a young man of 24, who, acci-
dentally falling from the mainyard was killed imme-
diately.
" Tiger steam frigate, Captain Giffard, has reached
this port from England, and has since proceeded to join
the Admiral. She surprised a great many, who con-
siderod her a slow boat, by the great rapidity with
which she came in, nearly as fast as Banshee or
Caradoc.

" Modesto, 14, Commander Lord W. Compton, has
arrived at Smyrna from Constantinople; and Spitfire,
surveying-vessel, Commander Spratt, has left Smyrna
fur Candia. _ _

" A court martial is, I am informed, ordered to as-
semble on the return of the Admiral, to try Lieutenant
Newcomen, of thJ Trafalgar, on certain charges."
THE FATAL ACCIDENT TO LIEUT. SCOTT REEVES,
R.M.A.—The body of the unfortunate officer of the
Royal Marine Artillery, Mr. Walter Scott Reeves, who
was drowned on the 9th,,instant, while proceeding by
himself in a small sailing-boat to the Isle of Wight, was
picked up floating off Cowes, on Friday last. A sergeant
and party went over with a shell on Saturday, to bring
the body over to the Marine Artillery Hospital. An
inquest will be held on Monday (this day).
Cornwallis, old 72, fitting at Devonport, is progress-
ing as fast as can be be expected with the hands on her,
a largo number of men being absent on duty at Pem-
broke. Her lower rigging is on, all three topmasts are
pointed, and her bowsprit is fitted. Another week and
her rigging will be complete. Her other fitments are
getting on favourably.
Dauntless, 33, screw steam frigate, Captain Halsted,
got up steam on Saturday afternoon, and proceeded to
Spithead, took in her powder, &c., and will sail this
day, it is reported, for the West Indies, although many
of her officers must be left behind to attend a court-
martial on some drunken marines.

Fanny, yacht, returned into harbour yesterday after.
noon from Pembroke.

Sampson, 6, steam-frigate, Captai❑ Jones, and Ante-
lope, steam vessel, were at Gibraltar when the Growler
left. The Growler has brought home invalids from
Malta only, those at Gibraltar are to come home in the
Terrible.

Highflyer, 21. screw-corvette, Captain Matson, wen,
out of Portsmouth Harbour on Saturday afternoon to
Spithead, where she took in her powder and live shells.
She sailed yesterday morning for Jamaica, calling at
Plymouth.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—The Barracouta, 6, paddle
steam-sloop, Captain the Hon. S. T. Carnegie, arrived
at Spithead at nine o'clock last night, from Madeira
and Lisbon. She left the former place on the Bth
instant, and the latter on Tuesday last. She brings
the intelligence that the grape crop in the island of
Madeira is quite destroyed, and it is feared the vines
are much injured. Much distress already prevails on
this account. The Duchess of Braganza arrived at Ma-
deira on the 23ih ult., and landed on the 29th under
royal salutes from the forts, and ships present of the
English, American, and Portuguese squadrons. Tho
Retribution, 28, steam-frigate, Captain the Hon. J. R.
Drummond, is left at Madeira. Exchange 501 per
milrei. The Archer screw steam-sloop was the only
British man-of-war at Lisbon, Rear-Admiral Corry's
squadron having sailed on Sunday, the sth. The Bar-
racouta encountered a severe gale in the Bay of Biscay,
of twenty-four hours' duration on her passage home, or
sho would have made the quickest passage on record.
She ran from Spithead to Madeira in 103 hours. Off
that island, on Sunday, the sth, she signalled an Eng-
lish barque, whose first distinguishing pendant was
f°1,430 (Cairo), standing to the southward, and on
Friday, the 10th, signalled the English barque whose
first distinguishing pendant is " 3,247," in lat. 36 47,
long. 12 18. She has brought dispatches for the Fo-
reign-office, and letter bags from her Majesty's ship
Retribution, Archer, Rear-Admiral Corry, and the Royal
mail steam-packet Severn. She comes into harbour
to-morrow to coal, and then proceeds to Sheerness to
rejoin the steam reserve.
The Growler, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Stoddart,
arrived at Spithead at ten o'clock this morning, from the
Mediterranean. She sailed from Malta on the 6th, the
fleet of Rear-Admiral Dundas then being off Gibraltar.
The Indefatigable, 50, Captain Smart, 1i.11., was in
port and was to leave the day after the Growler, on the
7th, for Lisbon. The Terrible, 21, steam-frigate, Cap-
tain James Hope, was to leave on the Wednesday after
the Growler (from Malta), for England. The Growler
arrived at Gibraltar on Sunday last, coaled, and left on
Monday at five P.M., for Spithead. The Sampson, 6,
steam-frigate, Captain L. T. Jones, arrived from Tetuan
(where she had been for water), as the Growler was
leaving the Rock; and she was going on to Malta or
elsewhere, to join Rear-Admiral Dundas's squadron
forthwith. The Resistance troop-ship, Master-Com-
mander Bradshaw, was at anchor at Gibraltar, about to
sail for Malta in a day or two. The Growler has brought
home Lieutenant Power, of the Britannia, appointed
flag-lieutenant to Vice-Admiral the Hon. J. Percy,
Commander-in-Chief at the Nore; Mr. Wither, midship-
man; and numerous invalids from the Mediterranean
squadron. She has been in commission since the 6th of
July, 1849, but the only wardroom officers who have
now come home in her, appointed on her commission,
are Commander Stoddart, First-Lieutenant Marten, Dr.
Charlton, the surgeon, and Mr. Grant, the purser. She
had strong southerly gales all tho way home.
The Meander, 44, Commodore Talbot, sailed from
Spithead this afternoon, at two o'clock, for the Cape of
Good Hope.
The Vernon Indiaman was to have shipped the heavy
baggage of Lieutenant-General Lord Frederick Fitz•
clarence, G.C.H., yesterday, from the Echo steam-tug,
for Bombay. His Lordship leaves for his Bombay com-
mand by the next overland mail, via Marseilles. It was
blowing very strong when the Echo went out with the
baggage, and in getting alongside the Vernon she fouled
her and did her some damage, which she must come
into dock to-morrow to repair. The Echo also sus-
tained some injury, and was unable, from the roughness
of the weather, to put the baggage on board the Vernon.
SHRERNESS, SUNDAY.—Her Majesty's iron screw
steam troop-ship Megiera, Commander John Johnson,
has taken her coals on board, and on the alterations in
her internal arrangements, suggested by the late survey,
being completed, will proceed to Woolwich to receive
stores and embark troops. She is a few petty officers
and seamen short of her complement. A lieutenant be-
longing to her has been sent to Plymouth to raise the
required number to complete her crew.
Her Majesty's brig Bittern, 12, Commander Vansit-
tart, is all ataunt in the fitting basin.
Her Majesty's steam-sloop Miranda, 14, had her
lower mans taken out ou Friday, and is forthwith to
be rigged with her proper masts and spars.
Her Majesty's screw steam lino-of-battle-ship Aga-
memnon, 90, when completed by the engineers at Wool-
wich, is to be sent here for the purposn of being fitted
for service. Her sails have been for some time past in
process of making at this dockyard. She will spread
more canvass, we are informed, than any vessel of the
navy at present afloat.
Her Majesty's paddle-wheel steam-sloop Barracouta,
Captain the lion. S. T. Carnegie comn-uuding pro. tem.,
is daily expected from Madeira.
Some seamen belonging to the Horatio screw steam
guard-ship were sent yesterday to Melville Hospital,
Chatham, for medical treatment.
Her Majesty's ship Hercules, Commander Baynton,iff
to embark a sergeant, corporal, drummer, andl7men
privates
of the Royal Marines, who are to be selected tram
of geed character, fitted for the service
which the
Hercules is to be employ ed— emigrantsthat of conveying .
to Australia. It is uncertain whether this ship will, as
originally intended, proceed to the East
it is doubtful whether the entrance ilsdb ledi
sufficientlya Docks,
ocklas,rdaes
may then either
to admit her. I
bf
uthfiitsteddi sfor the ehmoiugr
tse %aet hniooriuge3
r twouldfi er involveto ud thernn t additionalh e
ship,
iu the Thames,
ex-
pease of taking
he fitted at one of the public establi-h-
-f the Australian .Land and
the which
a
It is l'jmt-
gration Commissioners.,thought,.a so, she will msh:timtsaayt 'ititl.°37.excpcnso 0
ob-
tain her cargo of timber from S. rain River. Hands are
entering for her daily, and she is progressing fast in her
rigging and general fittings. The riggers of the yard
WO working on her.
The Daring, 12, Commander Nepier, fitting at Chat-
ham, has her topmasts and will be ready to go
down the river the latter end of the month.
The day following the public announcement of the de-
cease of the Duke of WeLliugton the flags on board the

Nore, Mouse, Maplin, Middle and Sunk Light veast:Jo-,
as &Iso these in the Prince's Channel, were lowered to
half-Least, by direction of the Trinity Board, of which
his Grace was an Eller Brother.

THE COUNTRY IVIARIOcn'S
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 18.—No change in prices to-do
ANCHESTER, SEPT. 18.—The trade has underg
ittle oLe
M or no change during the week, a moderate consume'
five demand having been experienced for most articles
at prices scarcely varying from those previously cur
crent.
Of oatmeal from Ireland, as also of wheat, Indian orn,
and flour from abroad, the arrivals are to a tolerabom ly flit,
amount, but only moderate of other produce fr 2'l
sources. At our market this morning no alteration was
apparent in the value of wheat. Flour being in
eland
l,
moderate request barely supported late rates. Oats
oatmeal in fair demand at the currency of this day
se'nnight.
NOTTINGHAM, SEPT. 18•—Yesterday, at Dorby, there
was a very plow trade in wheat, at late rates, and no in-
quiry for other things. Wheat, red, 403 to
449; neW,
33s to 425; white, 46s to 43s per 36 stone.
Barl'Y'
grinding, 29s to 335 per imperial measure; grinding!
27s to 303 per 30 stone. Oats, old, 223 to
253 per
_4,.
stone; new, 20s to 234. Beans, old, 36s to 39s per :I_,,
stone. Flour 30s to 31s; superior, 33s to 344 per
,u.
;Anne. We have had a good supply of new and old ir3:
at Nottingham market to day, and the prices of111i:
week were fully supported A few samples of Ir.
barley wore uff,r,ng, at from 273 to 32s per uart t
Oat end beans mointaitud their value. The Price...... 11
prices of grain and 11 nu. in this inarlcot are as ollow4.1)
Wheat, old white, 46a to 48s per 36 s one; new, 383,.i.
455; red, old, 40s to 435; new, 373 to 403. Berley,o!°,
grinding, 25.3 to 26s per 30 store'. Oats, Old, 215 to
per 24 stone; ew, 19s to 225; foreign, 19s
(,
34';
n;!.
Beans, old, 35a n
to 38, per 38 stone; foreign, 333
Egyptian, 31s to 325. Flour, su;,erior, 333 to
355 Pe
20 stone; fine, 29s to 31s. ed b 1
At Ipswich wheat was considered a little iraPrcl , s,
the fine weather, and good samples upheld late rascieir
New barley, though slightly deteriorated in colour,
.6,5
in better condition, but did not command a very bri *
sale. same'
At Bury wheat and barley were (Pwied thedesr II
thougkimproved by the weather; old beans were
tolcd
and one sample of new in tolerable condition, rc ris 0
33s per quarter. Some new tares sold at .sbsar6ideysas 6
bushel.
At Stowmarkot wheat was Is lower, dull
siaslA:p).EtetrWlq,huoouardrtsbedrrai.dyg: barley was ls lower; advanced
peas, for which there was a good demand, both
wheat came to hand in a very tate; e°'
at Bishop's Storfitnfoords,oSdOrrlderyofs tAh.:
inice:cl
wheat declined 15; for peas the quotation was au'
401bs per bushel ; oats (. new), 178
6d to ls.
Aistanalw. SEPT. 17 —Gr • —Oats 158
0 but beans and
16, 04
ant
buaber ,
bushel; barley, 21s Od to 23s Od, 521bs per sto 415;
albre,a9ta,, ,:ocbjeOndit;,
hear, 21s Od to 23s Od, 521bsper bushel; wheat, reddt4'l4°,ll:P:3-:
ditto, white 40a to 4.15, 621bs er bushel; oatmeal,l2B6ol ~eet,
ot tallow,i 9tdo;
6d per boll ; flour, 31s to 3:35") Od per sathcilc. t Psro°dlvisionr-toP, 61
5d to 7d permutton, ditto, 5d to 7d; veal, ditty +7d ;
6dppoe;rrk ,ss
at plornenreo,nl b,3,3p4eordd tiotbo, 630ciss;
60(11
da
;m bn
to,o
wpter lb.
d r /welt,
to Os Od ;grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butterPs,°;pteahrwes' ,riper peed
61
eggs, per doz, 7d to 8d ; cheese, per cwt, Os to 030"4,,d0.,
per pair, 2s 6d to 3s Od; chickens, ditto, os Od to 2s 6d; de' air,l.i
2s 6d to 3s ; ducklings, ditto, 23 to 29 6-d ; turkeys, Per P.oeot
to 830 d; geese, ditto, 7. to 86; butter for exportatin,(Pilen,s,l
cure), per cwt, 71s to 725; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, I.llba
to Od; 41b loaf, 6d • 21b loaf, 3d ; pork, per store 0k large
Os Od to Os Od; pork', fine small, 5s -6d to os Od ; per ic, 03.
3_3_ 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork per barrel of 204 lbs,
ari°lto 94;
pseleaasel—meoaai,tmisea,l,d
tlos
238 d
odto; Issido4dotdbtaorle6yd
;dust! iis 41
bereole,t'orley
to is 5d ; flour, Is 8d to is 9d; barley, per lb, lid to 2a•
&rye, Is 5d to la . rar bliheis
DALKIITH .Sari. 10.—The relative weight per .0
_..i 15173 t
31b.
fthe three prices of wheat were 18st 61b, 17st 121 h 3'
16st 41131
Oats. 12st 101 b, 12st 5113 and lOst 131 h BarleYt ' t QIN
15st 51b, and 14st 121 b. Peas and beans. 188 t 131 b• °ll
and Oat Olbs. interior' °
Best. Current.
Qrs. v,i
428 Wheat ...
904 Oats Z2 8 0 k:2 10 4
—6 16 °
13 4 i 1 -1 0
7e9 Barley lB 0 13 G t; 0 0
2 Peas and Beans 1 14 0 0 o 0
Average of wheat ........•••
406 Oid.
CORK SEPT. 17. • War
The favourable weather'has had the effect of ni roc-
!lig the supplies of grain to our market, and of ill pro-
ing its condition, especially that of wheat, * largii,ses'
portion of which is brought in in a dry and de is es'
coned state. For all descriptions a good demsah wilt
perienced, and wheat at this moraine's
this
I,',,ri;b,
fully ad to Is per barrel over the rates of this day se 'ci ,0
Barley was the turn in favour of the seller; an ,itioa
both white and black after a good deal of ibleji-0 3d
through the week were bought at a decline of 2u..,beat
per barrel on that period. The trade in foreign topi
thoasthbec,ewnancthaorfawctaetreirsedhabvyinggrebartouqguhiettuaidaerieywoircg Pejeourr
the
vino
try mills to a stand still. folders notwithstanding e oed
no disposition to give way in their pretensiorlo•diao
prices mey accordingly be noted as last given. I,,,tter
corn in the absence of arrivals has been in rather Li 109,
demand, and it has decidedly improved by 2
'rb©d 6d Perot
which has bzed some extent.
cd fbe
trade remainseen in the same state as last note wl!: de.
exception of an increased demand for the oars°
seri ptions.
tirrrels. c error ;
Od---"
op,
`VI
8.,
White wheat 20s Od to 21s 6cl Os
Red wheat ...18s Od to 19. Od a,...20 do
104 Ditto l9s Od to 19a 6dl- 19s ~L•
136 Ditto .l9a Cd to 219 1id145 Barley 9s Od to Ils 6d iOO do
Ditto lls 6d to lls Bd} lls Se'
81 Ditto
097
DDiittttoo ....
Its 8d to 12s Od
Oas
93 Bere... .. ..- 9s 6d to 10a 6d Od
C 69 Oats 7l 9d to 8s 3d
88 4d—.o de
8s 4d to 9s 9dOd
3Ob
arrP ieglss Q
whiteu
ln
iwt
yOh
wheat
tld;oa6dt
Highestrttehode;oo2s6 barley
Oa rd l
epy
;r i oc2eo6ss :
beretric:ostisi
0 pigs.
Quantity of Grain and Number of Pigs sold last pig,we 0,
Wheat, 1,824. Barley, 0. Bere, 979. Oats, 7,173.
PRICES OF BUTTER.
CANT. cURSINCY• 68i
First quality
.. 49
Second quality
Third quality ... 67s Third quality ............. 65;
Fourth quality
Fifth quality
Sixth quality
Retpuirgns,o4f4Csa.ttle sold Sixth qetniadlicointygw.s.s•e:pl.6..‘:lll.4:
0,
,j;
Cohx.—Flour—First 121 6d, to 13s 6d ; 31'.. t ch r.f
seconds,' Is to 12s Od; households 98 to 1016(1; thirds' ',."!-°4110.'
cwt. Oatmeal 10a 3d to 10a 6d ; Indian meal 7,3 d to is of;- too,
2tiNvooeou.wr•saoe;loeeroratl
oe dealers
dO s Od
pero O 0
ton.s ; averageos
Bread—Wheaten per to n.
meal,r 9s6d to 10s per cwt. Indian corn 710. to 71530 e per
,e rog°
gran 771116 d to 808 r ton. Ilay—Farmers 1780 d to 28,01eerver,
s4sB4h,:feoprFifth quality ...........
... 370
to 21. Od; average 15a; dealers 00e Od to "", pd;
household loaf 5d to Od per 41b. Fresh Sietbrausiwatiedr:'l°9o6ll6ol9l
10d e
—Beef 4id t°oEdggs-
12s 6d ;7d
;Lyindnuetytonlsss;d
toLand6oirde; 00:Lih„,
1::40'
per ton. Tallow 39s Od to 40s l''' 1113/C
40 Od to 4s 2d per hundred. 'OllOO
Whisky, 25 o. p., 5,9 d • . l gallon. 4d to
per imperial
7d •, pork 4d to Od ; bacon 6d to 7d. , sausag s Per -re toll'
818. k to 9/ Os per cwt. Bangor slats; 2/175 tide 031 Os
_r woe',
Bark red red 7/ to 8/ 10s per ton. Fleece wool 16s to 00s Via, rod
Hemp 29/ to 341 per ton. Fish—Scotch herrings 16s to ,/i per
ditto, 24s to 00s per barrel ; Newfoundland, 10/ os tO 'yeiloif
ton..itto Timber—Memel, 70s per ton; red pine, 31 5° 'Hiclegl
per ton; deals, 151 to 181 per 10°- if AO
Market 20, to 28s; salted 216 30a per to
; calf iiilo)
to eta; P ~,
3d to Od
:, . 8! I dt to 3112 dl.sspGeruanlcb.—PeProutvaitaones,lo7 hliotsetoscll
utpoer•too. 'Dr
i Archangel, 19s per barrel. '
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London-road, Southwark, turned off for the purP°.3'g to r 4,
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John 1111‘13dide ,
BIRTHS. f Or'
OF A SON. wife 0
On the 17th inst., at the Terrace, Barnes, the wl
rib gbsbir"
H. Wilkins. Esq.
On the 14th inst., at the Vicarage, Chirk, of
the wife of the Rev. Joseph Maude
e
of
uOOI nnd fttohhr eed - 11;
7tl rtt ;hi e tii inst.,
Russell-square.
ts
jui
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OE' A osUGHTI4II.
In s-wood, the seboo,„„
Daniel Butler, Head Master of the Clergy

On the 16th inst., at NeraßveßseinEd,DArthur, Youngett ;07°-
the late Mr. Thomas PaUlster, of the Clifton Hotel, e wooa
end, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter: of Mr. Joseph 11. Yo
of Caledonian- road, 1,41 in rtot!; and, At the same t0,,..„0,
place, Mr. John Hardman, of Park-terrace, Regent r
to Cecilia, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Palliister.
WO'

On the DIED.
IGth inst., at Cavendish...square,
Charles R. W. Forester, aged 41. relict of
On the 15th inst.. at St. Al ban's, aged 84, Anne, ai Ak,
the Rev. Jeremiah Lowe, rector of Great Saxhatu,SCflio'
At florough-lodge, Ltracombe, on the 15th inst:AS;:airfil
both C. Bowen, eldest daughter of the late Bear"
James Bowen, aged G 5. riiiliP
On the 16th inst., at Fitzroy-lodge, Kentish.toorn,
Major the '—
Johnson, Esq ,of Lincoln's Inn-fields, aged 52. 9O,
On the 15th inst., at Wickham Market, Suffolk, sgoeideo
Thomas Ilarsvlt, Esq , for upwards of 70 years a r
of that town. date'
On the 15th inst., at Glenthorn, Torqu9y, Florence,
ter of Edward Bovill, E:q , aged 16. .....!-**l
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