The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-14 00:00:00

Manilla ; General Palmer, Down, in November, for London ; Jane
Blain, Reid, for Cape of Good Hope ; Caledonia, Burn, for Boni•
bay; Drongon, Rump, for Calcutta, to sail Nov. l 0; CowasJee•
Family, for Calcutta and City of Poonah for Bombay, to sail in a fel,
days.
SHIPS ADVERTISED TO SAIL FROM CHINA, Nov. 10.—Inglis, Rotdt,
Viscount Melbourne, Drayner, Hopkinson, Stephens, London, Dart,
and William Jardine Crosbie, all for London; Imogen, Maxwell,
for Liverpool; Bolton, Young, for Bombay, to sail Nov. .15.
ARRIVALS AT MANILLA PREVIOUS TO OCT. Is.—Hope, Cockbain,
from Batavia; Layton, Austin, from China, and both loading for
England ; Saguenay; from China, and would load for Liverpool ;
the James, Tuscan, and Bencoolen were expected from China, and
would load for England on their arrival.

ARRIVALS AT MADRAS,—BIeng, M'Dowall, from Liverpool; Wel-
lington, Liddell, Canatic; Voss and Duke of Argyle, Bristow, frogs
Portsmouth, and Cape of Good Hope; Windsor, Nesbitt, and
Mary Ann, Tarbolt, from Portsmouth; Repulse, Pryce, from I.o°-
don and the Downs.

ARRIVALS AT BOMBAY.—Clydesdale and Cornudea from Liver-
pool; Ann, from Llanelly; Balfour, Foster, Dec. 25, from Liver.
pool; Cornwallis, Clarke, from China ; Lady Fevers tam, Webster,
from London ; Nerbudda, Patrick, from Mauritius ; Charles
Forbes, Wells, from the Indus : Dornia, Carmelila, 26, from Cal-
cutta ; Duke of Clarence, 29, from Ceylon.
DEPARTURES FROM BOMBAY.—Catherine, Prendergast, Dec. 22,
for Penang, and Singapore; General Doherty, Norway, 23, the Ma-
labar Coast; Good Success, Frazer, 24, Cuina Pyen ; Bowen'
Atinder, 28, Calcutta; Stains Carthe, Pelne, China, previous to
99th Dec; George Canning, Wern, London ; Argyle,
WDonald
and Arania Liverpool; Hero, Smallwood, for the Clyde.

VESSELS LOADING AT BOMBAY.—Tory, for China, to sail Ist Jan.;
Jupiter, Livei pool, Ist Jan. ; Hellas, China, 151 h Jan. ; Enid/
Jane, China, 15th Jan. ; Hugh Lindsay, Suez, 19th Jan. ; l‘lalabar,
London, 3d Jan. ; Sir Edward Paget, London ; Cornubia and
Clyde:dale, Liverpool ; Elora Blair, Clyde.
CALCUTTA, I (ITII DEC —STATEMENT OF SHIPPING LYING IN Tng
RIVER lloocuLy.—Adelaide, Guthrie, for London, via the Cape,
Ist Jan. ; Attalevi, Clarke, Bombay; Alterton, Chattcrton,
London ; A miunhehunder, Jones ; Ariel, Warden ; and Asia, Lon"
don in a few days; Belhaven, Crawford, Singapore and China, in n
day or two; Bengal Merchant, Campbell, for Bombay ; Bengal
Packet, Steward,. Bombay and Muscat in a day or two ; Blorenge'
Banks, Liverpool ; Brighton, Cothing, Boston ; Britannia, Leilt,
Catherine, Brown; and Catherine, Evans, London, via the Cape,
25th January; Colombo, M'Kellar. Suez, via Madras; Courier,
Dixon, Cape of Good Hope; Diana, Ireland; Diana, Gautreatt
Drummond, Mylne, Liverpool; Duke of Bedford, Bowen, London,
first week in January; Earl of Hardwicke, the Cape and London
22d January ; Eleanor Russell, England, Rea, London ; EiSpFTRIICC,
Mackie, London; Eudora, Addison, Hobart Town ; Falcon, A"'
struther, Liverpool; Frances Ann, Hay, Liverpool; Harmon'',
Douglas, the Cape; Jane, Whelan, Mauritius; Isabella, Dickenson,
Hull, 30th Dec.; James Ewing, Hamilton, Clyde; John, Smith,
London; John Bagshaw, Clueas, Moulmein, day or two, London;
Wimble, London first week in Jan. L. Moonc, Liverpool.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MAIO+
Per Ton. s ,
Adair's 19 0
Hebburn Main 2l 6
Wylava
Walls End Bell and Brown 21
Walls End Bewicke and Co. 21 6
Walls End Hotspur ..
Walls End Killingworth 21 V
Walls End Newiaarch .20 0
Walls End Riddell's
Walls End Belrnont
Walls End Haswell
Ships arrive 4 since

kET—Feb. 13. d.
Yer Ton. N
Walls End fletton o3 0
walls End Lambton
End Stewart's .... o
o
Walls End Hartlepool
Walls End Barrington 'fees 20
Walls End South Durham 21 "
End Tees 22 P.
6
Bamptou Main
Cowpen 25 6
Graigoll
25 6
Nevill's Llanelly
last market—day. 35.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEE

Per Quarter.
Abingdon....,.
Andover
dirmingham
Bridport--.
Cirencester
Guildford
Henley
Hereford—,,..
Highwerth]..,
Maidenhead.,
Monmouth
Salisbury
Southampton
Stroud
Tewkesbury.,
Uxbridge ..
Vantage
Wrirrninster—
Windsor.
Worcester.,—

Wheat. 1 Barley.

Oats.

s. to s.
2'2 30

Beans.

i. tO 11.

43 --
- 33

25
16 22
26 30
20 25
26 30
20 30
23 26
22 29
28 34
20 20
22 29
20 27
20 28
28 32
20 24
35 —122 32
70 71 28 32 17 28
63 72 24 34 20 25
67 70 27 34 22 26
76 21 22
65 71 32 36 30 32
Cl-lELTENHAbI MARKS
ihel, s. d. to s.
Wheat
barley
Oats 3 9 6 6 Veal
Beans
Pease 5 0 5 6 Lain%
Hay 31.151. to V. Ills. Od. per ton.

Per 131.11

32 40

- 49
- 43

34 44
34 40
39 42
41 46

33 42
36 40
- 25

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HULL MARKET.—Feb. 13.
Wheat, Old 68s. 70s. 83s. New 835.705 805.
Foreign —s. —s —........1n bond... —5. —ll. "''''
Oats, Poland —s. 20s. 22s Old —B. 231. 24
-- Small or Feed.... —s. 17s. 18s
Foreign —s. —s. —s ....5...., ...9'
Barley, Norf. & Suf ... 3os 32s 335. Line. & Wold --4.308. am•
-- Foreign ...,..: - c
__ 6.-4.
Beans 42s 465. 4Ss Foreign 2(1;.28. 5"
Pease, White.... 335. 3Ss. 40s. Grey 26s. 2SB. 306
Tare. ...•, 3Bs. 41s. 42s Foreign
Rapeseed. in bond none Free, per last 301. Os. 133'.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.- Feb. 13;
Wheat, Norfolk and Sullblk, 60Ib.
- 3
York. and Lincoln. 60th.
Barley, Norfolk and :•itittblk
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
- Grinding
Beans
Oats, l'otatoe 25; to 27e.
Mli,
—eang, For. —d. to--d
E g.
Foreign, 14:31.6305, to
t.o t 1.r1:t3e11.3.1. per.ll, w e
rsr 1;0°2
Rapeseed, English, 304. to 32' ...

L.VERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Fcb. 13
__ „A.
WHEAT, English, White, per 70th. I Is, 6,1 to 12 A r
—_--- Red 10 9 11 '
Scotch, Welch, and Manx
Irish, White
---- Red
Foreign
7i 0O
s 6) 00
11 5,
10
lt
‘0,6
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b
39 4 u
Foreign 0
0 0 0 BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter
43 0 47 0
Scotch and Irish, per 6011 is.
Feeding 5
3 56 .
fIuANS, English, per Imperial quarter 50 • 54 .. Irish, &c.
44 0 47 0
Foreign
48 0 51 g
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 52 0 Foreign
14 0
FLOUR, English, per D 302). 6(500 71 0
Irish
52 0 .&/ OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs 32 6 :34 0
48 0
[Now; Coax, ix r 4401 h. w44 0 Rye, per. Imperial quarter
51 48 0 0 45'' 0
MALT, per Imperial quarter 7l •

a.
:PrEt
aLNi
vnUloyMß
one 07Tt WARD'S tfi n f
impressiveost tNhE t
oNrVi
stories
moral"Fte entitled
e "pslt
hUets
oagßti‘,F; S OF i' is
modern genius has produced. The following obsiervictautriolsi
• from the New Monthly, are true in every respect :—" In point °.
real and exact observation of life in the various phases and ciag'e".
treated of, in happy
in that vivid, yet subdued display of passion, which the restraint oil.
and easy, yet spirited development of character
modern manners and society exact ; awl, above all, in that to"
t
,
' ing sympathy with all that appertains to the human heart, its nee!
sities, its weaknesses its desires, its duties, its devices .
;—in all these the tale ceits, its numerous and anomalous mysteries its sell-ne
of Sterling' may rank with the very best of Mr. Ward's Previous
l
productions. And in one respect—a respect too, in which his wor
are pre-eminent—Sterling surpaseses them all—we mean 1° I;
moral tendency—for without obtruding a mcral in any instance,
at every step impresses one so forcibly upon themind and heart of the
reader, that it is imposible for him to rise from the perusal other
wise than a wises and better man."
MESSRS. FECTOR AND BORTHWICK (F rOOl
an Evening Paper).—On their way to the head-quarteer:
of the Pretender, Messrs: Fector and Borthwiek
about a score of prisoners on their way, under eget.",
to Aseoitia ' • some of them belonged to the free els
of Don Martin Zurbano, the others to the divi:
of the army of the centre. These two gentlemen asks told
what occasion they had been made prisoners, and were es,
that they had been found traversing the country like save/
pillaging, robbing, and maltreating the peasan!s, and thews,
were going to be placed at the disposal of the Minister of the
On arriving at. the head-quarters, Mr. Fector inquired of
Marquis de Valdespina what he intended doing with the:
prisoners. The Miniver gave orders, before his fa,e, to„ the
duct them to the general depot. " But," cried Mrr Fector, t
conduct of these men has been atrocious, you ought to fed
them." The Minister refused. Mr. Fector in vain ft'liel
.„d
that the prisoners should be treated as they deserved, ‘-11
offered to make the demand in writing in order to take Illsirora
responsibil. ty from the Marquis; but the latter rernaine",_;t- to
and the prisoners were led away. This fact has been relit,'" of
us, according to the recital of Mr. Fector, by a person worthY.
credit. We candidly own that we do not credit this story.
From an Evening Paper.—[Nor do we.—En. Sun. J A
ATTACK THE SOFTEST PLACES FIRST
great outbreak of light has taken place in the public mind durwit.'
the last twelve months on this subject. All men arc moving t° is
I don't know a man, except he be interested, who now stands %oh
favour of the existing prohibitions. We are not all agreed 'vow
way we should march—we are all agreed that the existing Preut to
tions ought to be removed—the only dispute is the way we ens g',.„o
begin to produce that effect we all desire. My opinion hta. bye
always always plainly stated—to attack the softest places first is the
way to attack the hard ones. That is the reason which has
me to go against many men whom I confess I esteem and va'e
oiot
that has induced me to maintain that we should move upon the_i) oot
when we have the large masses of society ready to assist us, and ,rtio
on the point where we may be insulated and without assistancecai;,
policy of prudent men is always to take everybody when
would
never to go against anybody unless you find your principles
t;biic
compromised with them. That is the means by which great P
evils are got rid of. Ido not scruple to class this great evil with_
10.0..
most enormous evils ever inflicted on this country by rni'go
ment —From Colonel Thompson's Speech at Hull.
_
BIRMINGHAM THEATRE.—The celebrated vo-
r of
calist, Braharni has been engaged by the enterprising nlana_raot
this Theatre, who, we are glad to find has, since thecomme."owing
of the season, received the reward of his exertions by ofe r"
houses.
f°l'd
As Mr. Maule, Queen's Counsel of the Og d on
Circuit, and M.P. for Carlow, is to succeed Mr. Baron:ro.isoiserioot
the Exchequer Bench, it is confidently reported that
Talfourd is to be promoted to the dignity of Queen's 5erjea!t...........

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BIRTH.
On the 13th inst., in Connaught-square, the wife of James
Renshaw, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Esoq.n,
of
eLele2dtsh,
tinostuarayt Dsunrshanam, ,onGlyeodragoeghAtelbremofarltehoCuateT
George Townsend, Prebendary of Durham.
Yesterday, at the Church of St. Mary, Hampton wick,
Bartholomew Chur chill, Esq , of Twickenham, to Atueae_:
youngest daughter of Mr. Alexander Fraser, of Hampton Gr
Hampton Court.

DIED.
On the 9th inst , at Leamington, Lieutenant-Colonel Ali
of In inst.,
On the 12th inst., atshi The Vineyard,
chmartine, Pthre.
near Wellington, Cathe-
rine, rine, relict of the late William Charlton, Esq., of ApleY Castle,
aged 73.