The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL SHIPIJING INTELLIGENCE.

Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1837•
Wind S.W.—High Water, 3h. Im. p.m.—Arrived th°
Caledonia, Sampson, from Quebec ; Oxford, Rathbone. and
Republic, Williams, from New York ; Monarch, Booth. front
Restigouche ; Westmoreland, Manson, from Bahia ; idayb°'
Maxwell, and Mary Queen of Scots, Kelley, from Yernam'
buco ; Walter, Smith, from New Orleans ; Gipsey, Sholto"
from Bremen ; Euphemia, Cowen, from Dublin ; and SD'''.
cess, Ewat, from Pentowan.

ENTERED FOR LOADING, Sari. 7.
Barbara, Beazley, for Bombay; Eacles, for Calcutta;
Jupiter, for Elsinore; Harmony, Marsh, for Gibraltar;
Catharine, Brahms, and Eezma, Cassens, for Haniburgh;
Shakapeare, Collins, and Orphetss, Bursley, for New York;
and Selma, Luckie, for Calcutta.

CLEARED OUTWARDS, Sam 7.
Standrin, Thompson, for New York ; Gerard, Drinker. f(if
Philadelphia ;- Coeur de Lion, Robinson, for Quebec ; Frn°
Maria, Addes, for Bremen; Atalanta, Newman, for Stettin;
Nyverherd, Levins, and Charles, Minnie, for Ostend ' • Bran-
naburg, Kuhr, for Elsineur ; Atlas, Schmidt, and Gret*
Dam, for Antwerp ; and Jamaica, Smith, for Bahia.
SHIPS SAILED, SEPT. 7,
Onyx, Hogg, for Cape Breton ; Hiram, Dailey, for Near°
foundland ; and John Porter, Parnett, for Halifax.

TEL SEPT. 7.
Wind at Holyhead.—Morning, N. W. ; Noon. N. /V.
Night, N. W.

Off Holyhead, inward hound, the Wakefield, from Quebec'
Henry Lee, American schooner.
Off Holyhead, outward bound, the Ann Paley, for Lisbon;
Higginson, for Barbadoes ; Norman, for Boston ; Britannia:
for Savannah • Belleisle for -; Victoria, for Quebec,
Duchess of Clarence, for Genoa; and Mary Ann Rele'ls
for Quebec.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

The accounts from the Continent this morning are, without
any interest of consequence. The markets continue tiiiropr°";
and discounts generally easier. Money offered on bills 8.
Marseilles at per cent., although the Bank there charges
3 per cent. per annum.

In the Mediterranean ports there is some movement in grab),
in consequence of an apprehended large export demand t°,
Spain ; some purchases of extent were made of Odessa and
Taganrog Wheat in Marseilles for the Spanish markets.
Accounts over Holland from Hamburgh state that Code°
was improving, and a fair business doing. The imports tin:
year amount to 33,000 bales ; against, in 1836, 40,500.
present stock is estimated at 18,500 bales.
The notice of the Bank of England to reduce the rate of
interest on bills of exchange not exceeding six months,
less than 2,0001., to 4 per cent., will have a tendency t° his
crease confidence. It is well known that our East In
it
merchants have felt the pressure to an extent equal to thsj
of the American, or any other merchants ; but the time of
not arrived for the distress to show itself; and this, mess°. Of
the Bank will enable the merchants to carry on, their ao,4e
payment until the improved state of the markets will eel%
them to realize their gcods at advanced 'prices. That con;
fidence has very much improved of Fate there can be
doubt ; and capitalists are eager to Invest money in article
that may be offered at a low rate. In fact, there are vest articles but what have advanced in value ; and Otte 'a
we may safely calculate, that there will be no &Inc°t,
in effecting sales; the tables are therefore now c°n„
pletely turned; and instead of importers running after buYete-r,,
the latter are exceedingly anxious to invest, provided tP
can purchase at low prices.
the
The mails this morning that brought letters were t 0
French and Flanders. Flea] France the accounts relative
the vintage aro unfavourable ; and whatever may be the 13"0
ceeds as to quantity, it will be rely late before the graPeeais
gathered. In merchandize no alteration to notice ; and
thought that touch money will be taken out of the lieu'
channels for railroads.

The public sales this morning are of a very important ,I;',3b.
ture. The first that commenced was Silk Piece Goods, wu"n2
sold briskly at full prices. We shall be enabled to report tl!e.a
fully to-morrow, as very few of them had commenced ou's
our publication went to press. The general impressi°°°
that they would be well supported.
Saltpetre by auction this day 235. 6d. to 04s. per cwi• oil
The Drug sales yesterday went off heavily. Castor d.
with difficulty finds buyers, owing to the large stock on hand
In Drysaltery goods business continues to be don° at
prices.
The Provision Market maintains full prices. Dutch net-
ter of fine quality command 100 s. per cwt. The market nip
getting very bare, and the supplies are expected to be kept
in consequence of the unfavourable state of the
Bacon, 653.; inferior and tainted, 40s. to 50s. per cwt.hriiik.
By the Belfast Register we find that butter wee very "i at
and shipments had been made for London and LiverP°69l.
at 975. to 98s. per cwt. Bacon was scarce, and 543. t°
per cwt. readily paid.
„ d I
COTTON WooL.---The Market this morning
.presented
brisk appearance, and full prices were maintained. nd all
SP
ITS.--.Jamaica Rum has been in great request, a, alert;
sorts of Rum are Id. per gallon higher. The BxandY ue-,gre
arc little disposed to come into the market, and prices fps
with difficulty maintained. Scotch and Irish Ralf SPiri"
per gallon,

The-Duke of Cambridge, attended r
Ca'
Stephens left Cambridge House Piccadilly; •Yesterdal 31";
ternoon, for the residence of the Queen Dowager, i" 13u5.'11
Park. Before returning to town his Royal- HighneFs.,b!
pay a visit to the Queen, at Windsor Castle. The N't'ar';
IrdQunof the Belgians visited the Queeo Dowager'

Bushy Park, on Wednesday morning. - •
The Bishop of Worcester during his late
circuthrough his diocese, confirmed 4,534 persons—vie. 1311.1
minghani, 997 ; Solihull, 266 ; Sutton Coldfield, 153,
574 at Coleshill. On Tuesday. the 22d of August, 1"a
lordship consecrated the new chapel at Bentley, a chapel ol
ease to Shustoko parish,:
The Marquis Cholmondeley and Lord Willoughby,
d'ErPshy, being both hereditary Great Chamberlains el,
England, in right of their Noble Parents, daughters or
Peregrine. third Duke of Ancaster, came to an arrangr.
it
merit some time since for the head of each noble family
ho t°
fill the office in alternate reigns. Lord Willoughby,
married one of Scotland's richest heiresses,
arrive in town at the close of the ensuing month fro or
Drummond Castle, to make the usual arranrcnicrits
is
the Queen opening the Session of the . new Parliament
person. is expected t°
Citicii.—On Sunday, Aug. 27, the Vicar of Cr'ic
delivered his farewell discourse to a numerous assembi'vj
convened on the occasion ;
andet
bees the discourse read prayers in a hurried manner. Without leaving the
it fir
n
desk, he proceeded to address his flock for the lost tan
as can be recollected, is the substance thereof :--•` To-m, f
row, my friends, this living will be vacant, and if anY °°-
paunblie. unusual
eefhoanreawctieergs,
you is desirous of becoming my successor, he has "°ll vibut
opportunity ; let him use his influence, and who can tem
he may be honoured with the title of Vicar of Crich:i
it
this is my last address, I shall only say, had I been o bbod
smith, or a son of Vulcan, the following lines might not
been inappropriate :
My sledge and hammer lie reclined,
My bellows, too, have lost their wind.;
My fire's extinct, my forge decay'd,
And in the dust my vice is laid.
My coal is spent, my iron's gone,
My nails are drove, my work is done;
My fire• di ied corpse liei here at rest.
And, smoke-like, soars up to be bless'd.' Oll
If you expect anything more you are deceived► for
of this
only say, Friends, farewell, farewell I" The Ore" novel
address was too visible to pass unnoticed; sonic arbrother
ag if awoke from a fearful dream, and gazed on o'rfui for
in silent astonishment ; for others it was too P°!e,„ loud
. a
their risible nerves to resist, and they burst out the
d from
fits of lawbter, while one and all slowly retire_ farewell
scene, to exercise their future cogitations on th
discourse of, 1440 pastor.—Derby Reporter.