The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-18 00:00:00

CORONER FOR MIDDLESEX.

STATE OF THE POLL THIS DAY.
Wak le y, Adey.
—1783 450
.1286

Two o'clock.
Majority

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--THIS DAY.

DEAL, FEB. 16.—Wind W. S. W. moderate. 17.
Wind W. moderate.—Arrived, and proceeded for the
River, the Chieftain (whaler), Harvey, from the South
Seas and Sydney ; Lyon, Norie, Montserrat ; Conserva-
tive, Port au Prince ; Fairy Queen, China ; Margaretta,
Batavia; Montrose, Sierra Leone. Came down from the
River, and remain, the Day, for Cadiz; Margaret, Lander,
Rio Janeiro; Planet, Hall, Cadiz; Oscar, Barrett, Gib.
raltar ; Countess of Durham, Stowe, Llanelly ; Resolu-
tion, Garbutt, South Seas. Sailed, the Fanny, Palmer,
for Liverpool.
PORTSIMOU NI, FEB. 16.—Wind W. to N. W., fresh
breezes and squally. 17.—Wind W., fine —Arrived the
Bayonnais, Chair, from Monte Video, in 69 days; Chase,
Austin, London ; Emerald, Hewitt, Fowey ; Martha,
Williams, Southampton ; Dart, Pepperell, Limerick ;
Victorine, Favell, Cherbourg; Gironde, Golightly, Lon-
don. Sailed the Adder, Wills, for St.:Michael's; Hur-
tence Eugene, Le Croix, Havre de Grace ; Greenwood,
Liddle, Sealiam ; Martha, Williams, Cardiff; Alarm,"
Hannyton, Limerick ; Bayonnais, Chair, Cowes.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. i 7. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hen-
rietta, Dcmerier, Dunkirk.
RAMSGATE, FEB 16.—Arived the Harmony, Chatham,
with damage, and loss of anchor and cable, having been
in contact with a brig in the Downs ; Day, London ;
Brotlieu, R( ynolds, Youghall ; Cassard, Cassard, London ;
Faith, Langton, Wie.erfn d, leaky, having struck a w eck
at se?. ; Bei zeias, Vint, Newcastle, with bows stove, hav-
ino, been in contact with the Protection, Edgar, off the
North Foreland. _ _ . . .

YARMOUTH, ISLE Or WIGHT, FEB. 17.—Arrived the
Johnson and Elizabeth, Joey, from Rouen ; Brothers,
Thomas, Rotterdam ; Ammocion, Richards.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 16.—Wind blew hard last night
from the W. S. W., during which the Melhouruq, Budge,
for Jlmaica, drove on the Mother Bank, but brought up
again with her second anchor.
MARGATE, FED. 17.---The Rose, Avery, from Guernsey,
to Lodon, got on shore on the Hook of Margate sand yes-
terday, and Celerity, M'Kenzio, on Forenets Rock ; but
both vessels got off and proceeded for the River.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 15.—W. to W. S. W. Strong breezes
and squally. 16.--W. N. W. to W. ditto. Arrived, the
Sarah Ann, Dunnett, from London; Roy al Adelaide
Steamer, Say, Dublin ; Tyrian Packet, Lieut. Jennings,
West Indies, sailed from St. Thomas's on the 10th, and
Cape Hayti on the 15th January ; D'vaeest, Thompson,
Port au Prince ; Sydney Trader, James, Youghal. Off
Port, the star, Harvey, from Odessa ; Ellen, Patter,
Gijou. Sailed, the Ann, Clements, for London ; Eliza-
beth, Quick, and Heroine, Ball, Dub:in.

DOVER, FEB. 17.—Sailed, the Lydia, for Hamburg.
MARGATE, FEB. 17.—Arrived, the Derwent, Addison,
from Shields; J hn, Williams, Cork. _ _ .

MILFORD, FEB. 17.—The George 4th, of Liverpool, is
so much strained that she is discharging her cargo in
order to b., refastened, caulked, and coppered.
HULL, FEB. 17.—The Fame, Russell, from London to
Selby, which was driven on si:ore on the Spurn on the
7th uit., has been got off and brought into the Humber.
WEvAtotmt, FEB. 17.—Arrived the Aimable Angelique,
Cohen, from Bordeaux. _ _ .

TEIGNMOUTH. FEE. 17.—Sailed, the Zealous Champion,
for Lisbon; Elope, Symons, Swansea.
SHIELDS, FEB. 14.—Arrived, the Laurel, Galless, from
Gravelines.

LEITH, FEE. 12.—Arrived, the Ulverstone, Puckwood,
from Dalhousie.

HULL, FEB. 16. —Wind W., fresh.—Arrived, the Alex-
andria, Dapez, from Caen.
CORK, FEB. 14 the Lady Bute, Al‘Kenley,
from New South Wales.

KINGSTON, FEB. 14. —Arrived, the Britannia, Burridge,
from St. John's, N. B.
JERSEY. FEB. 14.—Arrived, the Jeune Louis, from
Nantes; Three Sisters, Godair, from Arichat, with part
of cargo thrown overboard.
GUERNSEY, FEB. 11.—Sailed, the Ace of Trumps,
Ladstone, for St. Michael's; Alfred, Lidstone, ditto;
Maria Sophia, St. Übes.
SHIELDS, FEB. 16.—The John Rogers was towed foul
of the lon, Latrotre, of Guernsey, and carried away her
bowsprit and figure-head, &c.
SHEERNESS, FEB. 16.—The, Spiranza, from Constan-
tinople to London, struck on the cantledge below the
Nore this morning and knocked off her rudder, and has
been towed off to Stangate Creek.
SCARBOROUGH, FEB 16.—The Gisland, Skipsay, from
Shields to London, was abandoned yesterday morning off
Robin Hood Bay, dismasted and in a sinking state; crew
saved.

The Eliza, Colson, from Newcastle to Sunderland, has
put in here leaky.
BRIDLINGTON, FED. 16. —The Artist, from London
to Shields, which was on shore near this place has been
got off with little damage.
The True Briton from Yarmouth to Sumderland, has
put in here with bows stove, and loss of bowsprit, anchor,
and cable.

A brig was seen to founder about 6 leagues S. S. W.
of Fiamborough Head.
The cargo of the James and Thomas, from Hull to New
York. has been discharged with little damage.
The Daphne, Smith, arrived at this port, from London,
struck upon Eastness, arid is leaky.
The Eugenie, Voltz, for Daniie, while in the act of
warping to one of her Majesty's buoys in the harbour, took
the ground on Point Beach at high water, where she re-
mains, and as the spring tides are at their height, it is doubt-
ful if she will come off next tide.

THE MARKET:.:.- (THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE

The past week's arrivals of most kinds of English Corn were
small, of Barley good, of Irish Oats moderate, and of Foreign Wheat
good. The trade during the week supported previous prices. The
fresh supplies of all descriptions of Corn were small today. The
millers purchased readily, the best runs of English Wheat at Is.
per quarter advance on the terms of last Monday, and other parcels
sold at rather better prices. The demand for Foreign Wheat
having been limited, the terms remained as last reported, with a
fair trade. Barley much decreased in quantity, and good parcels
rather exceeded the former quotation. Beans met a fair
sale and were the turn dearer; Boiling Pease unaltered ; Grey
Pease obtained Is. per quarter advance on last Monday's prices.
The demand for Oats was good, and the supply having decreased,
this article was Is. per quarter higher for most descriptions. The
fresh supply of Flour seas short, and more business was doing in the
trade, at a small advance in ship parcels.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) —s. —5. Beans, Small ,new) 43. 4ts
----- White (old) —s. —s•
Red 183,t3 62s. tlss. 'Fick (nevi)
fine 66s. 66b. ..— (old)
Superfine 70s. 725. Harrow (new) 37,28,
----White (1535)...,665. 68s. - (aid). ....43,,43.
.--- Fins 70i 725. Brank_

Superfine T. 78s

oats, Feed

New. 25..29 ,
--- Poland , •-,
New '25.30,.
--- Potatse 2B 30s
l',l.ny
--- Scorch .3-.13•:.5.
- Irish 2`3s 2jl.:lBs,
Flour Town per sack)
- seconds 58 .5 ii,
.....- North Country 52-.5 i: .
- Boilers -12 s. 44,5,,1 ISran

---Foreign free Vis 828.
Rye 42s 455.
Barley .36i 425.
- Grinding 35s 38s.
- Malting 4O;. 43J.
Malt s6s. 655,
- Fine New e, 4. 68s
Pease, Grey, New 33s. 365.
- Maple New 37-. l-,Bs.
--- White 40s. 42s

ARRIVALS F GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST NVLi.:I,
N' heat. Barley. ()his.
2,821 qrs I 9,1J0 qrs. I 3,868 qrs 4,722 acks
,015
1;220 4,448 lids.

English

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SMITHFIELD,

Norfolk end Suffolk beasts were in large supply. Other kinds
not so much so. Trade in Beef heavy, and prices a trifle lower for
the best sorts. Sheep were in moderate supply, and the demand
for Mutton was good ; former prices were fully supported. Veal
was fully as near, but Pork a slizde lower for the prime Forts. /Ref,
3s. 2d. to 4s. 2d. ; Mutton 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d.; Veal, 4s. 6d. to ss.
4d. ; Pork, 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. Beasts, 3,193; Sheep, 19,700; Pigs,
215; Calves, 59.