The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY

FALMOUTH, Dse. 2.—Wind S. S.W. to S. E., fref:b
breezes.--Arrived the Alert packet, from the West
—sailed from Barbadoes Oct. 9, Tobago 10, Trinidad 17,
Grenada 18, St. Kitts 21, Tortola 22, St. Thomas 24,
Porto Rico 26, and Cape Haytien Nov. 4. Off port, the
Laing, from Halifax, with loss of foremast, bowsprit, &c.
DOVER, DEC. 3.—Off port, the Sari Juan, Bsstena,
from Havannah.

SOUTHASIPTON, Dtc. 3.—Sailed the Llo3d's, Blam
ford. for Palermo.

GUERNSEY, DEC. 2.—Sailed the Nancy, Le Cherne
nant, for Havannah.

CORE, Dec. I.—Arrived the Albion, Johnson, from
Quebec. Off port, the James Bailey, Simpson, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 3. —Wind S. to S.E.--Arrived off
the St. Lawrence, from New York; Flora, St. John's,
N.B. ; Magnet,; 'Montreal ; Rowena, Quebec.—Sailed
the Catherine, Low,j for Hayti ; Grecian, Rowett, Val-
paraiso ; Liffey, Gulf of Mexico; Agenoria, Gifney, Mo-
bile; Planter, Apalachicola.
BRISTOL, DEC. 3.—Arrived the Wm. Wallis, Wilson,
from Miramichi.

COWES, Dxc. 3.—Sailed the Gustaf Adolf, for New
lark.

BELLMULLET, Nov. 30.—The Catherine Charlotte, from
Gamla Castelly to Cette, which was at anchor off Eagle-
Asid, in a dangerous situation, has been assisted iuto
Black-sod Bay, with loss of top-gallant masts, anchor, and
cables, &c.

CORK, DEC. I.—The Majestic, Lang, hence to Resti-
gouche, has put back, after being out six weeks, and as far
as 43 W. bong., and encountered severe westerly gales,
WatNneeT, Dec. I.—The Friendship, of Shields
went down in deep water, off Ingolmills yesterday. A
mast, bowsprit, and boat, &c., have been washed on shore.
WHITBY, DEC. 2.—The Brilliant, Dickenson, of Bos.
ton, which foundered in the Roads. 28th ult., has been
driven on shore, bottom up, and is a total wreck.
BERWICK, DEC. 2.—The Brothers, Mearns, of and
from Montrose, struck on the Gunstone, off North Sun-
derland, 26th ult , and has been carried into Holy

THE MARKETS.-( THIS DAY.)

CORN E)
In consequence of the shortrt
money was asked for good Win
being slack, the trade can only
prices. Not much doing in tl
varied. Flour met a dull sale.

CHANGE.

iess of this weeks' supplies, more
eat, and B'rley, but the demand
be reported firm at Monday's
he Oat trade, and the rates un-

' esticas •N BO sill) Os' SHIP.
Wheat, Red told, '5. 70,. Beans, Bniall new, ..... ...- -s
- White ,01d)......65- Os. -(old)
- Red ;1839) s4s. t Os. - Tick (new) 38.4 41
---- Fine 12s. 635.
Superfine 665. Wis. - Harrow (new) 40;.424
--- White (1839) -.Ms. 645. ------ (01d)......, 4 Is. 461
Fine C6s. 68s Brank
-- Superfine 70s 755. Oats, Feed
--Foreign free 60 6b2 t. --- New 23,.274
Ryc 46s 40s. - Poland s s.
Barley 30; .98, New '9..284.
- Grinding 10e Nis. - Potatoe 29,325.
- Malting 39: 445.
Malt &is. 655. - Scotch 3O-.325.
- Moe New 6.3 s l'as. - Irish 225.... 255.01.
Pease, Grey, New 365. 40s. Flour Town ;per 5ack).....5.4,62.,
- Maple New Ws. 424, - seconds 545.56 n.
--- White 40s 425. -.....- North Country.... yes 52 •
--..... Boilers 42 44, Bran
Milli VALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I. km -
English ..... .. ;14dirs. 04 qr.. Mgr. ;320 ult.
Irish -
Foreign ~ -
„ . -.--- 1,150 - rl.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The supplies were very good ; the demand was:increased.
Prices as quoted last market day.
CITY FISH MARKET.
Turbot very short in supply, and prices very high, some
Turbot fetching 2/. each ; Cod, 39. to 00s. ; Soles, 9d. to
35. Gd. per pair ; Lobsters 10d. to 3s. and 4s. ; Oysters very
scarce, but prices unaltered, 12s. to 40s. per bushel ; Whit-
ings sd. to 10d. ; and Haddocks ad. to 21. 6d. Trade was not
very lively.
TEA SALE.-THIRD DAY.
There was not quite so much business at the sales as on the
preceding days. There was, however, great activity, and the
advanced prices were fully maintained. Low qualities of
Twankay 2s. 101(1. to 2s. 111 d. ; Cong3u ordinary to but
middling, blackish leaf, 2s. 7*d. to 2s, 10d. ; and Gunpowder
3s. Bd. up to 6s. 0 d..rp_er_.ll).. -_ _ _