The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-09 00:00:00

ii,VEN" I N Fr

MAI

CORN EXCHANGE.
Last week's arrivals were small of English Grain and Flour,
but. good of Foreign Wheat. The fresh supply co sists chiefly
of New Wheat in tender condition. '[i.e best parcels of Wheat
found buyers at previous prieesi and the runs of new were sold
at Is. to 2e. &cline in value. In the: Barley trade little doing.
Beans, Boiling and Grey Pease, firmly supported last quotations.
Oats a slack demand, at last week's rates. Flour dtil, but on
variation in prices. The best ne,v Winter Tares have been
gal at tis. to Bs. fitl, per bushel.

emets ON li
Wheat., 11,,1 o;a;.,,!!!
----White :01d).,., Qs, q=i
n 11.• IAI,.

1 it 11 OF SHIP
iit7;Lnie, —5
Tick ,I!!11; ..... 26-
if 1 ti 38,.40.

.---- Supeirlre, tl6s. 636. Harrei'9.., (iew) ...... ll',/,:,8.4. •
vyh It; (!m29),., n). ,::4. _________ (i.%) ....... 423.44.3 •
t 53. btis. !ironic. ...-i .—6 .
_.,......-.--Superfine 728 its. Gdf.l.•, k*Red ..s,-8.
....--.......-, i,ol-osn free 6O. Ili,. I --.. 17.tw -
ityr , . :.„, . 4.1 s 42s Poland ~,..... ..... —s..—s.
Barley
-- Grinding .300 1113, Fotatoe 28,.:30,.
-- Mailing
__,,.
_4.1 —.",..--. Now t 18,505.
Malt - Scotch l.-10s.:3•28
-- Fine New tlds l',ls Irish 229. ...245.2E5.
P.ase, Grey, New ....3fls. aSi. Flout '1•?wil „per sack)._ 60,....62,..
Maple New . 40.. 425. ---- Seconds 52..561.
-- Whi%, 103. 425. --,,,,- N..rtil Countly 0,, 51,.
----- Boilers ....Pls. 44, Bran
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LO':DON DURING LAST WEEK.
. , heat. I 13arIcY. ~,t...
3,5z.14 vs 41 .irs • 4111 r, 3,181. Sack.
--•—
---.77
4,7-.63 , 1,637 brls.

Erv,ll-11 .....

Irish .
Foreign

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SMITHFIELD.
A large show of Cattle and the demand about equal to the
supply. Beef and Veal declined 2d. per stone ; Mutton dearer;
Lan; somewhat lower ; Pork no alteration ; Beef, 3s. 83. to
4s. 4d. ; :Mutton, 4s. 23. to ss. ; Veal, 4s. 2il. to ss. 2d. ;
Lamb, 4s. 6d. to ss. 4d. ; Pork, 4s. 43. to ss. 4te. ; Beasts,
3,540; Sheep and Lambs, 24,760; tr_7lves, 140; Pigs, 605.
BILLINGSGATE IVIAR:KET.
Moderato supplies, and prices continue as last quoted.
Turbot, is. ; Cod, Is. Gd. to Sc. ; Good Sahrion, Is. 3d. to
Is. Gd. per lb. Lobsters, Is. to 55.; Whitings, 43. to 83, ;
Haddocks, Is. to 2s. 6,1 each.

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erili; DAY.) 1 LLOYD'S SHIPPiNG.—(T liiS L.
----0.--_
DEAL, SEPT. 7 AND 8 —Wi.ld W. S. W —Arrived 7'
lite
0110 ,
Gi„1,,,,, from Calcutta; Eliza, Mann, Bombay; Ap
wnt., (3,0,2ada •; Protector, Demerara ; Europe, .54'1'
• bourne, Faro; Posthumus, Rk:m nA in gto n , Demer Ira
ea'
Miranda, Antigua ; C,rshaLoa Park, Peck, Jarnai
Jane, Gaynor, River Gambia ; Llamont, Harper, A, Iti"
gua ; Dirt mar, Donk,T, Riga; loeria (steamer), G al'
raltar left 29th ult., Cadiz, 30. LigL`On, 3d inSt., Opo, t°
and Vigo, 4th. Sailed the Liverpool
for Lisbon. &c. (Ntearner), Borne Ye
LIVERPOOL. SEPT. 7.—Wind S. 8. --N7ir'd W* S' W. -.
—S,rong. Arrived the Hiuttoo, M‘f.;ill, Calcutta
f,"iesiiirc. Gates, Barbadoes—sailed 30th July
G,;:rv, Amigua ; Liverpool steamer, Favrer, tievir York
—sailed ,;:1 the 24th ult. ; Woodstock, Austin, Jamaica;
Trea.
Nereid, wati,,nF, Odessa ;_ Agrippa, Reed, ditto*;
surer, Farrier, „:::to ; Three Sisters, Amy, Trieste.
Far.
Sailed—Clio, Daly, ii-,,.-.lifax ; Dryad, Luce, Cuba ;
salia, `Avon, Philadelphia; Abercrombie, Ewer, Q""
• sabella,
bee ; Avon, Robinson, Mon:.'al ; Kingston, J. Ines 7
Africa. Off port—Killermont, A,Prica•

VESSELS SPOKEN wiru.—The Ellen, .r.rom Bristol
Quebec, 28th ult., Ist. 47, lon. 29, by t::e
13th
Skinner, arrived at Liverpool ; Crown, of Liverptio•;.
June, lat. 25, S., lon. 51, E. ; London, Shuttlew.orth9
Bth ult., lat. 25, lon. 16 ; Advocate, of Bristol, 27 1. 't'i
42 lon. 33, by the Morley, Evans, arrived off Portsmotrils
.;
Martha, of Liverpool, 25th ult., lat. 43, lon. 13 by tb.,
Mary Ann, Tucker, arrived in the Creek ; Eliza, of
London, 22cl June, by Lord Lynedoch, 16th July, on the
Equator ; Ellen and Eliza, Liverpool to Halifax, lat. 32,
lon. 44, by the Mandarin, Donald, arrived at Plymouth ;
Nymph, Newfoundland to Lisbon, by the Mary, Walker,
arrived at Milford ; Joseph, Storey, Rotterdam
to the Cape of Good Hope, 30 Ii ult., lat. 44,
ion, 10, by the Phillyra, arrived at Bristol ; Al-
cyone, for Miramichi, lat. 51, lon. 11, by the Woodland
Castit7, arrived at Cork; Diana, Cowan, of Dumfries,
from QueLpc• and supplied with bead, 18th ult., lat. 53,
lon. 20; London to Calcutta, May 14, lat. 2 N..
by the Bolton, You.:;:, arrived in the Downs ; Heroine,
Gonaivcs to Cork, Ist u,11.., off Crooked Island ; Postbu-
mus, Demerara to London, 22d, lat. 41. lon. 43 ; Ave,
bound to Quebec, 26th, tat. 43, .ion. 39 ;Flora, Liverpool
to Quebec, same day, lat. 38, by the Fieldtare,
Reed, arrived at Swansea ; Calcutta, of London, for Que-
bec, sth ult., off Bird Island ; Agal'aeau.'°n polite, of Ply-
fore topmast, 6th, lat. 47, lon. 58 ; Com,ol,-
mouth, by the Forrester, arrived at Ipswich, with loss of

UNDER SECRETARIES.—The Weekly Clie:ox,:cle Is
issue with the Globe on the fact that Messrs. Wait and
C. Buller had been applied to by the Ministers to acce,'''
office and had declined ; and the Weekly ClironicA.
which, on this subject, is the best authority, implies that
one or both these gentlemen have been applied to. We
are glad of it. Though they might not be able to join
tic Ministry, the application demonstrated in the latter
a desire to recruit their strength from among the
Libera: party. We know no good cause for
the anxiety betrayed by the Globe to insinuate a
contradiction of what is honourable to Lord Melbourne,
The Poet states that Sir George Grey has declined
a seat in the Cabinet, and that Mr. R. Gordon is not
to be Secretary of the Treasury. On this subject the
Post is not good ;authority, but the report is worthy of
being, inerted.
TURKEY.—The Message,- publishes a letter
from Constantinople, in w:iich it is stated that the Go-
vernment is retrograding rapidly towards the former sys-
tem, and mentions live ordinances which have been re-
cently published with the following arrangements :—The
first authorizes all Mussulmans to dispece of furniture of
European pattern, and to furnish their house; as formerly;
by the sLcond, all persons who are not militarymaY wear
ttie turban; the third enjoins the Istisab Aga to
s end ai
bachelors, as soon as posnble, each to their own .+
and
;
the fourth prohibits sitting outside the coffeehouses,'and
;e, the public walks ; the fifth calls upon all state lea,'
tionaces, and all civil and military employes, who hal*
country houses on the Bosphorus, to return into town ins-
medialoy, And occupy their winter residences. General
rneasuree coreion, according to the same authority,
have been takers. Detachments of cavalry circulate day
and night in the capital, with orders to disperse any nteet-
ing of more than ten men. A gratification of 5,000
purses has been distributed to the coops of the capital arid
the environs. The number is 13,000—viz., 10,000 in-
fantry, 1,500 cavalry, 800 gunners, and ';"00 bombar.diers'e
A copy of the Sidney Standard Cf the Ist 0'
April has come to hand. It contains the gret4ving jute,'
ligenee, that the party supposed to have been loot in the
long-boat of the barque Despatch, which, it will be re-
membered, was burnt about six hundred miles from Sydney'
hed reached Howe's Island, after having been eleven days
at sea. Here they had remained two days, when °II
were taken on board the Woodlark whaler, Capta'l
Grimes, who landed them at Newcastle, whence they ar-
rived at Sidney en the 30th of March. Their suffering°,
from cold and shortness of provisions, are described as
having been very great.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 6.—The number of travel'
lers by the iron railroad in the month of August Ira:,
206,435, and the receipt 521,287 francs. The .igniti,tictib
publishes the programme of the fetes and ceremonies NP' of
are to take place at Brussels on the ninth anniversary

the days of September.
ANTWERP, SEPT. 6.—Count Louis de Portal's,
Lord acid Lady Donoughmore and suite, and several Er g'
lists gentlemen have arrived here from London, on board
the Soho stcam.boat.
Last Sunday (the Ist of September) a violent
storm, in the vicinity of Merlin, covered the ground
hailstones to the depth of half a fcot. The tobacco plants
arc cut to pieces and destroyed over a tract two leagues in
breadth.
WA RSAW, AUG. 3.—Prince Albert of Pril';i3
arrived here the day before yesterday on his way to 11°..soint
Colonel Barnett, the English Consul, has returned f`
Cracow, where he has passed some days.
THE HAGUE, SEPT. 4.—The number of boats
fitted out at Schevetiingen for the herring fishery owas to
great, that it was not to be expected that it would 6_B_,
be exceeded ; it amounted to fifty, yet we now find th.
in a few days, fifty-four boats will put to sea for tb
fishery.
WATERFORD ELECTION.—Mr. Wysci was re°
turned last Friday without opposition. A public dinner i 9
to be gi,en in honour of the new Lord of the Treitsury.
MDLLE. RACHEL. —ln•epite of a lingering sore
throat, and of the remonstrances of her friends, Mdlle.
Rachel would perform on Saturday the part of Roxane, is
Bajazst. After the representation her sore throat in-
metes& and yesterday inflammation declared itself, with
iiitense (ere'. Copious bleedieg was deemed eecessarY'
and an spplicetion cf leeches followed. Her medical at'
tendants have strictly prohibited her resuming her theatr
cal avocations for six weeks to come.—Paris Paper.
The Carlisle Patrick.of Saturday says we b3ve
just heard that the Borough Magistrates have issued'
variant for the arrest of Dr. Taylor, on a charge do':
dition, founded on the speech which he delivered in the
Carlisle theatre, on last Saturday week. The
BRISTOLSUGAR MARKET, SEPT. 6.----
show of Sugars is so very indiff,..rent that little busir4s:
The
has been transacted, and prices remain stationary.
falling off in the impeet to. Bristol is increasinglY felt
is
as a most serious evil ; and the quantity brought b
e
te if
so totally qu
inade ate to the wants of purchasers, t:be
no remedy can be found, we diall gradually sink
mere agents for the disposal of sugars from other pats'
Bristol .Illercury. ~;
THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ONst,
CanYntiNr-ItattloraY.-7On Fridayevening an inclur,
which had been twice adjourned, was. held before
Cartier, coroner for Kent, at the Dartmouth Arms, LeWlest,
ham, Kent, on the body of Ellen Murphy, a young w°erfln
who was found dead on the Croydon Railway, having
killed by a train while walking on the line, as already de'
tailed. The inquiry had been adjourned, on the grottli,_c
that the deceased had been wilfully pushed under the
engine. For this assertion, however, there appeared 11`,11
foundation. The Jury, after a sheet consultation, returned'
the following verdict :—" That the deceased wet; fottneb
dead between the rails of the Croydon Railway, ;ll's,
divers marks of contusions on her bead and body, but"
such injuries were inflicted there was no evidence."
Last week, John Thomas, a small farmer re'
siding at Peter stone, in this county, accidentally cut iris Itlbi
while reaping in his field, and in a very short time bled :t
death. On examining his leg it was found that he bad c d
through an artery. He was a very religious g°°...„
man, and very much regretted in his neighbourhOu*
Cambrian.
BIRTH OF THE MARQUIS OF BOWAIONIP'
We have the pleasure to-day of announcing the birth of °II
heir to the noble houso of Roxburghe. The a
event occur.red at Floors, on the mornine of the .stti rot"
and was halieti with delight by the inhabitants of the tows
of Kelso and the S-errounding country.—Kelso Chronicle.
ethirg
cutons::
NORTHERN SUIifRSTITION.—A circumstance
has lately come to our keewledge, which has crearb
a good deal of talk in the quarto` of the country in witle
it has occurred. Our readers will no doubt recollect th.et
particularsou connected with the case, trice' at our Ciret
Crt in October last, when John Stewart r Clash.
(.ours far.""e „ per'
market), Ab
cony
erlour, was charged with the murder , it
son of the name of Middl • H•
will be remembered,termed to im • prisonment in Banff jail for eighteen belong
Tow,
eofcdrfoocimnuplcapßipdaaete,l
nlreacinlhesn,:ensi
cei
pcstit..°l3.eu
'siow, two black cows, of the Aberdeenshire breed, ()eine',"
birth in
unhappy phOtisiyleioirrcius'rioner, have lately•
given be
ence
two white calves, which is the more remarkable from the
two
" inky hue." has been. tak.el,
up by the old women and country gossips as a certan Ina
dication of the owner's innocence . and his alleged bard
case is exciting great condolence in his behalf it,
quenee.—elberdeen Journal. „1-
HOP INTELLIGENCE.-WORCEST ER, SE= - • 5
—The nearer we approach licking, the prevailing oPine,ilio
become mute decided as to the quantity of Hops like.'" to
be grown in this plantation this season, and taking free
account the healthy state the plant is in, being quite frT
;rem blight and vermin, and the favourable state of the
weather, we anticipate a kind and good sample will be ga"
thered, at least from the first picking, but we ban:.
great portioli of the plantation late, and still in the 1"."9.
ehich may do little, should the weather be inaul'ci°„si.
'File, duty at pr. scrit is estimated at front 20 to 22,0%;
get, the chnic is in f 4 le
and from the infnrmation we
of its being realized. Picking will not be general till t *".
middle of this month, so that we expect but a few pocke -
will be ready for the Fair on the 19. h init. Mark et
nothing doing, and prices nominal.— Worcester Herat!. a
The Tories truly are an odd tribe and a blip
Altheegh in Mr. Gre,fr'i returntoMincbuster, 1""A--
a ClOtiblZ, 1,011iloati4;li a double 4.11:,cti,u, every
..s 'Lt. triumph of P.., Firm
VY 1;1' .11' • ' r "`"
“toatini,iAg party NiancLester have 'u:-
-
tamed what is tantamount to a defeat, that they are ,ec-
scions of it, and view it as a presage of future disaster.