The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-09 00:00:00

YD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, DEC 7.—Wind W. to S., moderate.—kcrived tht
Parsee, M'Kellar, from Calcutta ; Hobe, Dotlo., from Memel ;
Campobello, —, from Richibucto ; 1 ranstons brill fiom
Santander ; Margaret, Shackland from ‘; Jane, Lee,
from Cork; Ann, White, froM Belfastt ;huger, Davis, from
ditto ; Jane, Daisley, from Limeriek. And proceeded for the
River the Cardiff (packet), JtThes, from Cardiff; Adventure,
Jersey, and Sarah, 'Rogers, from Liverpool; Union, Nowell,
from Newcastle; and Hero, Cobb, from Manilla. B.—Purser,
M'Kellar, from Calcutta; Jane, Daisley, from Limerick;
Shakespear, —, from Shields ; Libra, Martin, and John,
--, from ditto. Came down from the River, and remain—,
7.—Creole, Tulloch, for Rio Janeiro ; Endeavour, Jokes, for
Marseilles ; Regent (packet), Houghton, for the Cape of
Good Hope. B.—Marquis Wellesley, for Grenada ;
Go.advy, for ;
Emma, Hood, for Jamaica; Adelaide,;
Camillus, —, for Demerara ; Penelope, Huntley, for Ja-
maica ; Emerald, —, for Tobago ; and Ralph, Bernal, for
Jamaica ; and proceeded the Herald ( S.), Pile, for Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN, 7.—Wind N. W. ; 8, W. to S. W,._
The Sovereign (transport), from Gibraltar to this port, was
on shore on the Owers last night, but got off with assistance.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 7. —Wind N. W.—Arrived the Reform,
Selkirk, from the Cape of Good Hope; Gratitude, White,
from Barbadoes ; Natchez, White, and Choctaw, Foster, from
New Orleans ; Fame, from Mobile ; Princess Victoria,
Paul, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Persian Blanchard,
from Bathurst ; Ann, Johnston, from Newfoundland ; John
Beggs, Turner, from Africa ; Redbreast, Miller, from Con.
stantinople ; Exquisite, Bayes, from Smyrna ; 'Mischief,
Downs, from Naples ; Venetia, Andrews, t‘ri.:,in Palermo ;
Ellen, Clare, from Marseilles ; Camoens, tkrnes, from Oporto ;
Duke of Athol, —, from Charente ; ,V,fred, Delafarge, from
from ditto ; Jane, Granby, from ditto ;
ditto ; Arrow, Willis,
Emma, Krawse, from Memel.
CLYDE, JAN. 6.--Arrived the Leonore, Smit, Savannah.
Charleston.
MARGATE, JAN*
.1 lived off port, the Jane, Wade, from
RAMSGATRA
0 .
N•B.—Arrived the Clementina, New York.
OFF THr. WIGHT, JAN. 8. —Arrived the Toronto, rom New
Yolku,a,c" the Sovereign, from Gibraltar, after being f
on shore.
Db .ml, JAN. 7.—Arrived, the Face, Shaxton, from Lon-
don', Garonne,
fro'.n London. ---,from Cadiz ;and Lady Vaughan,
—, CORK, JAN. 6.—Arrived, the Pous Ali, Draves, from
Quebec ; Margaret, Watt, from St. Petersburg ;
from
the from London to Ceylon ; Prince Regent do. from
the Mauritius ; British Lady„ from Prince Edward's
Isles; Comet, Morton, from Halifax ; Lion, Harris, from
Miramichi : Barbadoes, Bowen, from Quebec ; Albion, Poole,
from Leghorn ; Doris, Seton, from Messina ; Elbe (packet)
Crofts, from London ; and Parmelia (transport) from do.
WATERFORD, JAN. s.—Arrived, the Alexander, —, from
London ; and Confidence, Angel, from do.
LIMERICK, JAN. 3.—Arrived, the Effort. Hutchings, from
London. s.—The Limerick Lass, Oakb, from do.
GALWAY, JAN. 4.--Arrived, tlo:, Violet, Murray, from
London ; Mary, Malloy, from do; and Providence, Whit.
taker, from do.
THE

MART.:ETS(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.
The past ,-eek's arrivals of, Grain and Flour were inconsi-
derable, n'lld the trade for every article remained dull, at the
pWhereviour, Monday's rates. This morning the fresh supply of
t, Barley, Beans, and Pease was tolerably good, but of
Oats scanty. The quality of the Wheat samples was chiefly
te'ader and secondary, and the millers showed very little dis-
"position to purchase ; a few fine parcels obtained last week's
terms, but all other sorts were very dull. Barley sold slowly,
but good is not lower. Beans met a slack demand at last
quotations. Boiling Pease remain on the market without
buyers. Grey Pease are dull, and rather lower. The prices
of Oats are firmly maintained, but the demand has been limited.
There was a fair trade for Flour last week at former prices,
but to-day the bakers manifest no disposition to purchase.
PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat. Red (old) 565. 645. Beans, Small (new) .......... 389.425.
White (old) 60s. 7es. (old) .......... 44a.505.
--Red (1836) 44s 50s• -- Tick (new) ............ 348 365.
(old) 405.445.
- Harrow (new) 36s ISs
Brank(old) 428.46s
..... 345.388.
Oats, Feed ........................ 2Ss. 328.
--- New ................ 245. 278.
- Poland .................... 25.

Firie 525. 555.
Superfine 565. 6(13.
White (1836) 465. 528.

. .
ine 548.585.
Superfine 60s. 645.
----Foreign free _s. --s.
ltlye .345. 3As.
Barley
--- ',Ss. Ms.
.---- Grinding ..30s. it
Malting 365. 338. -....
is.
Malt 465. 55i,,, Scotch 3O
--- Fine New.. 60s. f-',.is. Irish.. .......... '2.35.
Pease, Grey, New 3(1,1.. 38s. Flour Town (per sack) 52s
..---- Maple New . ......... ~.ds. 40s. .—.seconds 46i
---- White
...38s. North Country 42i
--.... Boilers
...... 4'2s. 44s Bran lO,

245. 30s,
Potato .. , ........... 301.323.
s. 32s
New

New 26,

ARRIVALS OF 'GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
English .......... .... 17,950qrs 4,51 G qrs.
1ri5h.,,,,,...
50 -
903 qrs. 2,971 sack;
.... --
Foreign . 2,550 k 977
.............._._..::: • ..........
" - - 4,079 _

SMITHFIELD MARKET
This day's supply was very good, and the sale was dull at little
Idteretion from the prices last quoted :-
PRICES PER STONE OF BLB. TO SINK THE OFFA LS.
S. d. to s. A.
s. d tot 4.
Interior Beasts 22 2 4 Inferior Sheep ............ 2 4 6
becond quality ditto 2 8 3 2 Second quality ditt0....., 2 8 3 4
Prime large Oxen ......
Prime Scots, &c..,,,,,,,,, 4 2 4 4 Southdown Wethers
Large coarse Calves...... 4 0 4 6 Large Hogs 3 2 3 8
Prime small ditto ... ...... 48 5 0 Small Porkers
Suckling Calves each`...l6 0 32 0 Quarter old Pig teach) 12 u 20 0 SUPPLY, AS PER CLERICS sTATE3IENT.
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. I Pies
3,070 1 23,VA
148 332
About 550 of the Bean; came up the St. Alban's road ; about 800 up
the other northern roads; ahoul 560 (including Irish) from the western
and midland districts about 930 from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cam-
bridgeshire ; about 100 from Kent and Sussex ; and most of the remainder
from the marsheg, &c. in the neighbourhood of London.

NE'; GATE AND LEA
At per stone,
s. d. to s. d,
nee. inferior 2 2 2 4 Mutton, inferior
middling 2 6 210 --- middlin
prime large 3 0 3 4 ----- gprime
prime small 3 6 3 8 Pork, large
'Veal 3 8 4 4

DENHALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass.

s d.tos d.
24 2 6
28 2 2
34 3 8
:i 6 4 4
4 6 410

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET.—Jan. 7.
We had a large supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day,
but no fresh arrivals coastwise, and the sale was brisk at the
prices of last Saturday. The arrivals of Barley are very
limited, and in some instances Is. per quarter more money has
been realised. Our supply of Oats was again large, and the
whole sold freely at last week's rate. Malt continues a slow
sale. Rye is exceedingly dull, and prices Is. to 2s. per
quarter lower. In Beans or Pease there is little passing.
Flour is in more demand, at our quotations.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland 39i. :)9s. ...... 56s 65,1
--- Norfolk and Suffolk sis 64s ....... 565. 63,.
51'. 1 ....... .4. 594
--- Berwick and Scotch
Nis. 425.. ..... —smss: —B—•
---- Foreign
Nye, Norfolk and Suffolk
---- Foreign _ 9 ---1. ...... ...8. ---5. $.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk— 33;:55, 2ts . 115.......
__5.......
.1).
--- Grinding and Feeding `..
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk .395. ifts ....... ...9. --s. g. -.., —s. ...„. ..
beans, Small 395. 435.,..
384. 41%
....... •
---- Tick
40s. lls. . ... —s.
Pease, White
---- Gray
—..s.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ......
------' ---- Feed .... 20s. 235.. ..... 1265.-28,
4.
--. Foreign s --s ... --s• —s.,„
Flour (per sack) —s. —5....... 435. 4°s.

------=,- -
Out of sixteen cUldren baptized on Sunday week,
at the parish Chure:o, Bingley, fourteen were males.
We regret '‘o learn the death of Sir Robert Burnett
of Lets, Bart, This truly respectable and excellent man
died on Tl.l.esday morning at an advanced age ; and is suc-
..eeded
'E'Y his son, now Sir Thomas Burnett.—_Aberdeen
Journal.
1, T-RE WEATHER. Since our last the weather has
be ,r
mild and open in our immediate neighbourhood ; but
ne snow still remains thick upon the ground in the south,
d the London mail is still several hours behind its time
each
da3'. The communication with the metropolis, how-
ever, is now perfectly open.—Scots Times.
w THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAIL-
L tvl. ••
-"' - - The line of railway, from the station in Lime-street,
me P"1, to that in Water-street in this town, has been
da asured,
by order of the Directors, within the last few
ti.Y; and its length is ascertained to be thirty miles and
nrei7quarters, and tbirty-three yards.—Menichester Tintcs.
e are glad to observe that the Town Council have
lake
to en.up the question of Post-Office abuses. There is no
Rwilin the empire in which they arc more flagrant than in
will b Ye have reason to believe that a searching inquiry,
e Post-Master-General.—Hull
vent'A Instituted by the Post-. G a —Hull Ad-
er.
An ab d
%inkcirculationthat th •
House
-absurd story has been in
the j". °use of Hull have obtained a new charter from
cioubtlresoswll)L It is utterly without foundation, and has
Younger Been concocted for the purpose of keeping the
Hull Ache rot hers quiet at the assembling of Parliament.—
rttser.
-Ink c,
I Ty, • •ISWA ' 7-,
u—s we have LD S 'JINNI:R.-In our preceding co-
this int men an
erestlec, / • c
n an `ample report of the proceedings at
refer
"ee to ai neetlng, which, whether it be regarded in
various p
eak s.;lntiments and opinions delivered by the
which preile•;-irs, or to the harmony and enthusiasm
lightfift and ebetil,reughout, was one of the most de-
fo:l3id any other erring we ever witnessed. Our limits
Oswald speak so weciiiiark than that we never heard Mr.
come was given toe:eihre, and that the most cordial wel_
propriety of
all
ciasse:royr observation which indicated the
diality and energy, the preßseeformers supporting, with cor-
The best effects will follow ntiit, enlightened Administration.
wisdom, liberality, and independ demonstration of politiciil
the excellent Ministers vtbo nZ-'n, honourable alike to
country, to the worthy Repreaentrautlie the destinies of the
the five hundred Liberal electors ..vi.. of our city,
and to
declared their undeviating 1-, here
att , Glasgow who them
Scots to Reform.—
Scots Times.
•On Saturday evening a fire broke out in some farm •
buildings at Newton-curn-Laxton, which destroyed forty
tons of straw, a considerable quantity of live-stock, and all
the farm-building, the property of Sir Thomas Stanley,
Bart.—Chester Courant.
On the 26th ult. a poor maniac, well known for
going about the country in a state of nudity, died in the
parish of Ross. His name was supposed to be John
Mack •
enzie, and he was originally from the Long Island.
The singularity of this person's derangement was, that he
would suffer no clothing to be upon him, even in the depth
of winter.—lnverness Courier.