The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

Eon :--It seems as- though Otte Crisis were Appt•oac
-
ing in the political state of the world ; the -
stances:of the tines arc awful • and
.mystyi9LlS--,a
spirit equal to the occasion shonld therefore be kept •
alive in this Country, Tbe British Seaman, Soldier;:
or Volunteer, will go • ilirth with redoubled corra‘
' dence to the -battle, Yfearless. -ofdeath, when: he
knows,,that if he perish in the conflita, 'Succour will
be afforded by his grateful Countrymen to those whose
affections nature has wound closes't round his heart;
If our. ThanktiVince to Almighty God for the last
brilliant Victory Ce-thUs' associated wick devout
acknowledgments of hiS infinite Majesty, with
ardent gratitude for his abundant mercies,' with
sentiments of compassion for the afflicted, With reso-
lutions for exerting ourselves active charity for.
their relief, then surely we may be justified in corm. .
eluding, that our warfare. is not destithte of that spi-
rit of humility and benevolence whiCh breathes
through the Christiatesystern of Religion ; then we .
n ay entertain a lAtIl-grounded hope, that as' far as
the‘ tumultuous feelings of men will allow, hi cases
of great political interest, wecomply with the strong
energetic doCtrine in the text, of rtgoianff with them
that do rejoice, aud urepityr With theta that weep."

On Saturday se.nnight about eight:yards of the
Old Quay, near the Old Bridge, lancaStet, were
washed_ into the river. It appeared in a dangerobi
state Tor sonic time past; and it was fortunate the
accident happened in the night, as the quay carters
usually.ranged their carts and horses, waiting for
fares, during the day, on and' near that part which
has given way.

SHIP lvtl*).

GRAVESEND,
,JAN. 12.

Passed by—the ludispensible, Gardner, from the 'South
Seas; William Sibbald, Beam, from Halifax ; Eliza, Barns,
froth St. Michael's ; St. Patrick, Ross, and Jossie, Atkin-
son, from Cork.

Sailed—the Caliope, M'llougall, -for Jamaica ; and Dia-
niond, Suincners, for Dominica. •

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

.• RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE,
By Me:;srs. CHILD and M LPA S, Meal Weighers,
Including only from the 3oth of Dec. to the 4th of lan.
agreeably to the new Ad. ,

. ,
13 Quarters at gas od. 23 Quarters at 67s Oct
172 -- at 78s od 489 ------- at 665 od
1 _
14 --- at 775 oil 404 -- at 655 oil
165 --- at 76s od 52 --- at 64s
_od
624,
912
tB4
15, ---.—at 7zs 63 I 49
686
95, at 715 6d 172
42,7 -- at 705 od 720
370 ....---.--- -. at bas od i 3o
674
Total 8533 Quarters.-Average 675. 3310 t.
35. 141. higher than last Return.

A. RETURN OF FLOUR,
From Dec. zB, to fan. 3, from, the Crocket7oifice:

_
Sacks. s. a. - Sacks. a. d. Sacks. s. d,
39 70 0 2O 63 6 1 to ---6 t o
2 690 5\3 —6; 0 570 ---- 60 0
ti,tis 65 o to —, 62 6 2o $9. o
293 --- 64 o I 316 --- 62 0 ro ---5 o o
' Total—, 52933 Sacks.—Average 645. 7d.
os. lid. lower than last return.

WESTERN COtJNI'RY AIARKETS (last Week) per Qr•
W heat. Barlcy. (Jars.
Newbury 6zs to Bzs I 26s od td 34S Ott 23s od to 32
Salisbury6BS to 78$ JS 0(1•40 ISS0(1 20$ od to zos
Basingstoke 66s to Sos. 3zs od to 33$ ott 275 od to 3os
IVinchester 68s tO 72S I 31S od to 34S oti 2SS ott to 32S
Devizes i 64$ to 132 S 31S Ott to 35$ Oct i 24$ od CO 30$
Warminster 64i to S6s 34s otttO 36S oct 265 od to

AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALLS.
Ending Jan. 4. •
When 7gs iid I „Barley ' 37s Beans 4y ,
Rye 44) 7d j Oats 26s 7d Tease 4.7. s 7d

PRICE 01' HOPS.
!ACS. POCKIT3.
Kent, 61. 6s. to 71. 7s. Kent, 61. os. to 81. Ss.
Sussex, 61. —s. to 71. os. Sussex, 61. —s. to 71. tss.
Essex, 61. —s. to 71. —s. Farnham, 91. os. to ill. os.

PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE.
Carraway 753, od. to Bos. od.percwt.
Coriander - 143. od. to tss. oct.
•
Tretoil - 9s. od. to 31s. 6d.
Red Clover • sos. od. to his. od.
Fine Old . - - 963.
Rye-Glass - 133 to 3 ts.
White Mustard Seed - ios ott to 143 6d per bushel.
Brown ditto • . 93 od to 143 od ditto.
Turnip . od. to 16s. od.
Broad Beans - los to 463 perquarter.
Long Pods 23s to 36s ditto.
Tares - to 363 ditto.
Canary . 423 to; 52i S6s ditto.

PRICE OF (pet-lb.) AT LLADENHALL.
Butts, 50 to 561 b. each • - -23 d. to 24(1.
Ditto, 6o to 651 b. each - - 250. to 26d.. ,
Merchants' Backs,- 22(1: t• Z31(1.
Dressing Hides, - aid. to 22d.
Fine Coach Hides, . . 22k1. to 22.2,d.
Crop Hides fir cutting, - .- _ aid. to 2.31,1.
Flat Ordinary - - zed. to
Call Skins, 3o /to 401 b. per Dozen 36(.1. to .41d. per lb..
Ditto, p to 7elb. 36(1. to od. per lb,
Ditto, 70 to golb. 36d. to :38d. per lb.
Sinai! Seals (Greenland) 39,1. to 4z(l. per lb.
Large ditto, - izos. to i3os. per Dozen.
Tanned Horse Bides, 255. to -385.. per Hide.

RAW I

11 DES.

Best Heifers and Steers jp. st.) Ordinary, 2s. fid'. to as. rod.
3s. AO. to 3s. Sd.. Market Call, 12s. bd. each.
Middling, 35. oil. to 3s. 2d. Eng. Horse iss. to t9s. each.
Sheep Skins - - 3s 64 to 7s od

NEIVGA-14. and 1.1.: A DE N !LAU. M.1.14.1.5k.T5.
By the Carcase.
Beef, 3s. 41. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 4s. od. to 6s. 4:1.
Mutton, 3s. 4:1. to 4s. 411. 1 Pork, 4s. Bd. to 53. Bd.