The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-05 00:00:00

SIIIPPING INTELL!GLNCE,-•('THIS DAY.)

FIIOII LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. 4.—Wind E.—Arrived the Fanny?
from the Cape of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 4. Wind N.E.—Arrived
from London, the Lirehy, Ford, for Smyrna.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Wind N.E. to
Arrived the: Zeno, Lawson, from Buenos Ayres
Anne, Heywood, and Itehat, Norworthy, froro
Newfoundland.

SCILLY, JAN. 1 and 2.—Arrived the Mineral,
Richard!, from St. John's ; Prince Eugene, Lestp
and Elizabeth, Johns, from Newfoundland ; Svn"
metry, Alexander, from Smyrna; Elizabeth, Turner,
and Admiral Lake, Cooper, from Zaire.
13RISTOL, JAN. 3.—Arrived the Chestei.firblo
Cranford, from Africa ; and Sir Walter Scott, Davil;t
from Terceira.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Wind E.N.E.—His Ma'
jesty's brigs Britomart, Royalist, and Levert:t, have
sailed to the westward to relieve the homeward bond,

DUNDEE, JAN. 3.—Arrived the Margaret
four, Gellatly, from Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 4.—The Sarah, Rodol, front
Bridport to London, got in contact with a schooner
yesterday morning off Beach)? Head, carried awnf
her bowsprit, and had her bows stove, but maker
little water.

WHITEHAVEN, JAN. 4.—The Brothers, Brai.th•
waits, from DOlin, which was stranded at Raving'
lass the 12th ult., has been got off, and taken into
the harbour.

The Quebec packet, Atkinson, has arrived ag
Scilly loaky, and with loss of bulwarks, &c.

VIE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

HAY MA RKETS.—( A t per Load of 36 Trusses.)
ST. .1 A MES'S.

Coaree heavy Lowland Mea,low Hay £2 2 to £2 111
New, file.u.low flay
Useful Old Ditto 2 15 3 S.

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Fine Upland Mea.ow and Rye-grass Day— 3 15 4 /5
Clover flay 3 15 5 /11
Oat straw £1 IS to £2 0 I Wheat Straw... 2 0 2
A great supply, and a very dull trade; prices as last quoted.
SMITHFIELD.

Coarse heal.), Lowland Meadow Hay £2 n to £2 11
New Meadow Hay I IS 2 IS
Useful Old Ditto 3 3 • 3 .
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Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 915 ' 4lu
Giver Hay (extra fine)....f 5 10...(lenerally
Oat Straw £1 10 to .£1 14 1 Wheat Straw 1 lfi 2
Surply moderate, trade very dull, and prices stationary.

CITY MARKETS.—(TWO O'CLOCK)
SUGAR.—The delivery of British Plantation Sages
last week from tke West India Docks amounted to 2,131
bhcbe and 104 tees., leaving a stock there of 34,859 bhds•
and 2,22 S tees. Good Sugars are in demand, and full,'
maintain their value. Of Mauritius Sugars there were
only 720 bags delivered last week, and as 654 bars were
landed, the stock remains aboat 26,500 bags. In Foreigo
Sugars little has been done to this morning. nefind
Goods are notnindly the same. Prices of Refined &welt.
generally may be quoted from ss. to 7s. lower than at this
period last year.
RC3l.—The deliveries from the West India Docks were
small last week, viz. 272 puns. and 24 hhds. of home use(
and 47 puns. for export. The stock is about 22,590 puns,
and 1,700 hhds. The demand for the Continental Mar'
kets has somewhat subsided. There is no variation ILI
prices quoted this morning.
The Coeres Market remains in nearly the same state Al
last week.

SPICES.—There is some enquiry for Spices, but as ths
sale for the Ceylon Covet muent will take place next week,
Cinnamon is decidedly firm.
COTTON...—This article of produce excites some atter
tion, and the increase of the demand of late has renders
the market very firm. The sock in the port of London
being also short, has led to some speculative demand'
Theme are now only about 4,400 bales of American, 4,400
bales of Brazil, 50,000 of Surat, about 9,000 Bengt t
1,860 Madras, 600 Smyrna, 660 Bourbon, 3,780 Egjr
tian, 1,560 West Indian, amid 670 bales of Broill in stock'
in all not exceeding 77,200 bales. Surats are quoted frail)
aid. hold. ; Egyptian 6FI. to Sid.; Ilmgal 31d. to 41,1•.;
Demerara 6id. to 9d. ; Pernambuco Gill. to Bd. ; Wit
Indian sd. to 616. ; Boweds 58d, to 6141. per lb.
The Hot. market is dull, a.id prices for good bags its
from seven to eight guineas per cwt.
-BALTIC PKODUCE.—The dates from St. Petersburgb
are to the 18th ult. The Exchange was at 10 1146'
and 5,000 ponds of Tallow had been bought up to 60
date, the price was rather higher, viz., 91 rubles. IRO
Tallow is 355. a 355. 3d. per cwt. Hemp, 38/, 55.8
38/. 15s. per ton ; and Flax, 451. a 455. 6d. per cwt.

Mr. COURTENAY, the Vim-President of the
Maul of Trade, is at present At Florence, where hie Larly
confinement has just taken place.

Air. JOHN BARRON, brother to Mr. HENRI
WINSTON BARRON, has just published an address to IV
electors of Waterford, in which he announces himself as!
candidate for the representation of the county. In thlt
address he denies most distinctly and unequivocally that
he bas ever been, either directly or indirectly, a party to
any coalition or comp tet calculated to compromise the,
independence of Waterlord. Ile adds that he is a frier,
to every measure which has " for its object the dimintatior:,
of the public burdens, and the extension of popular rights.

On Tuesday evening, at half-past five o'clocki'
a large red meteor, like a g'obe of fire, was seen seen hi
several persons on the Boreham road : it appeared over
Danbury, or rather between that place and Great 13,01'
dote ; it lasted only a few minutes, and then suddenly di:
appeared ; its altitnde was nut great, and its light le "A
brilliant, owing to the mistiness of the air, than it wool"
have been en a clear night. —Essex Herald.
THE SIRLOIN.—There is now at Friday'
11111 House, in the parish of Chingford, in this county, the
osk table upon which King CHARLES knighted the loiti
of beef. The house is now the property of Healle
COTE, Esq. It is a large building, containing more ths°
30 rooms, and is in a dilapidated state, but is now under
going considerable repair. Report has it that it
originally a hunting scat of Queen ELIZABETH. 1.11"(
table is thick, and has a clumsy npprarance, is made (1,
Englishtalk, which, from the effects of time, is a IRV
decayed. Some of the knots of the wood have been latelf
taken out, and pieces of oak of the same age neatly let iotd
it, and the top newly polished. —Essex Herald.
LOVE AND SUlClDE.—Yesterday all inqu--
was held at the Bell and Crown Tavern, Hammerstniiiii"
on the body of WILLIAM FORD, a fine youth, aged Pi'
who destroyed himself under the following determig'„
circumstances :—lt appeared from the evidence that
deceased was in the employ of Mr. RHODES, IttildlOrdie.
the above house ; a short time back he formed an attsrPl
ment to a young girl, named ANN Corm, but in cones'
titmice of her not returning his affection he beceoe
dejected, and about three weeks back attempted 11;
deprive himself of existence by cutting his throat Wit:
A penknife; but, being discovered, he only inflicted,:
slight wound. The love-sick youth continued in tP.'
same state of mind, anti, in a conversation with an
quaintancc, on Thursday last, be said" That he was a
voung man ; that he never could survive the treatment 0,
had received from the cruel girl whom he adored; and eh,t,
he hoped he never should live to see the new year." 17(
Friday night lie was missed ; and search being made Afte,
him, he was discovered suspended by a piece of rope to h„;
tough of a mulberry tree, at the bottom of his Master,
garden. He was instantly cut down, but was quite de'l
The Jury returned a Verdict of Insanity.
A party of young ladies, passing through 's
certain Cathedral town, in the county of York, some 60
ago, resolved to visit the Minster, and gratify curiosity 4
A brief survey of the monuments of the dead. They ',die
cordingly proceeded thither, and gained ready access,
it so happened that the Minister had engaged to " chore,
a lady," as the clerical term is, that very morning. I.'l,
Rev. Divine had waited a long time, and had got his ft
tience nearly exhausted, when the young virgins enters
He however, took them for the matron party, and 0.!1:
ceremoniously fixed a stern eye upon one of the spinster:,
whose dt.licate state of health seemed to indicate that e
had come from a lick room, and in an audible voice cos
menced with the service, reading the words—" Forasmoi.
ns it ha de pleased ALMIGHTY GOD to give you safe dol.;
verane:! and bath preserved you in great danger ea
childbirth, you shall," &c. Here the lady could bear itio
longer. She knew not of the mistake, but, deeming ,0
Divine a scandalous old man, uttering libels under 1.4`0
pretences, was about to resent the imagined insult, woo
the more penetrating observation of the clerk suggested„
his erring companion that there certainly was some oirti,
take. The Clergyman; in his turn, now looked
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surprise—the service was soon closed—the Divine 4,,
pardon and explained—the young ladies blushed and tio
tered at the blunder—awl the story has since been ‘-0
cause of much mirth, whenever the. maiden pure has be!,,
pointed out as the virgin who was half-churched, by 0,1 •d
take, in that ancient and vs uertthle Minster.—Maros,'
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