The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-01 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Thomas Lowry, from China, has arrived in the Downer
sailed July 6 ; from Anjer Aug. 13, and from St. Helena'
Sept. 24.
The Tweed, from Manilla, has arrived in the Downs, sailed
March 5 ; from the Mauritius, April 23 ; from the Cape of
Good Hope, Aug. ; and from St. Helena, Sept. 6.
The Sarah Barry, from China, has arrived in the Dowell
sailed May 6 ; from Batavia, June 29 ; and from St. Helena,
Sept. 12.

The Jean Graham, from the Mauritius, has arrived off Ports-
mouth, sailed July 15 ; and from St. Helena, Sept. 9.
The Hope, from the South Seas, has arrived in the Doane•
The India, from Batavia, arrived in the Downs the 271°
ult., sailed July 2 ; and from St. Helena, Sept. 9, bound to
Rotterdam.

Arrivals at St. Helena -The Pearl, Sept. 18, from Cal-
cutta, and sailed 19, for Bristol-the Java, 18, from Bombay'
and sailed 20. for London-the Enterprise, 19, from the Cape
of Good Hope, in 15 days, and sailed 22, for London-the
Ryle, 20, from Calcutta, and sailed 21, for London-theßlee-
heim, 20, from Batavia, and sailed 21, for Cowes-the Cor:
modore Decator (American whaler), 21, from St. Katherine!
-the Rainbow 22, from the Mauritius, in 43 days, and sailed
23, ft r London-the Jacobus, 22, from Batavia, in 58 dal
for Rotterdam-the Thomas Lowry, 23, from China, ie 7
days, and the Anjer, in 41 days, and•sailed 24, for London'
the Justina, 23, from Calcutta, for London-the Maalstrora,
23, from Batavia, in 52 days, for Rotterdam-the Rolla, 25,'
from Zanzibar, for Boston-the Senator, 24, from Simon
Bay, Cape, in 17 days, for Nantes-the Pekoe, 24, from OP'
nilla, in 117 days, for London.
St. Helena, Sept. 24.-The Commodore Decator rePert!
the total loss of the brig Bridget, of Liverpool, on the Coast
of Africa. She also reports having spoken the Arcadia, of
London, about 25 miles to the northward of St. Thomas's;
the original captain and crew all dead ; the vessel navigated
by the second mate of the brig Alfred, and a crew of Koe.
men. A Dutch frigate passed this island Sept. 21. The
Jacobus spoke the Diana (Dutch frigate), off the Cape. The
The
Rainbow spoke the Blake, from China, off the Cape.
Rolla spoke the Larkins, going into the Cape. The Ameri-
can ship. William Grey passed this island on the 18th Sept'a
ber, from Calcutta to Boston. The Pekoe spoke the brig
Eleanor, from China, eastward of the Cape ; also the Ranger'
Calcutta, Aug 6.-The hula the IFrench ship Nouvelle
Louise, of 500 tons, which was put up for sale last Saturclah
fetched about 6,000 rupees, and her stores upwards of 5,0°0.
Arrivals at China.-The Charles Forbes, June 12 ; the
Glenelg, 23 ; the Lowjee Family ; the Rowland, 23 ; the
Good Success, 23, from Bombay and Singapore ; the Hellas/
26, from London ; the Parkfield, 30, from Liverpool.
Departures from China.-The Elizabeth, June 22, for
Liverpool-the Alexander, 28, for London-the Syced Da*
28, for Singapore and Bengal-her Majesty's ship Larne, 25'
for Manilla-the Benanza, 30, for Liverpool-the Red Rovers
to sail July 9, for Bristol and London-the Vanguard, JOY 6*
for Liverpool-the Volunteer, for Bristol-and the Anes
Maria, for London, in a few days.
Departures from the Cape.-The Neptune, Aug. 11;
._,f°r
Singapore-William Rodger, 11, for New South Wele'-
Cheerful, 12, for Batavia-Frederick Huth, 12, for Mauritius'
Arrival at Teneriffe.-The Emu, Sept. 21, from Loadee'
and sailed, 22, for Hobart Town.
Calcutta, Aug. 23.-Ships lying in the River--111e
Recovery, David Scott, Malcolm, Upton Castle, J°„
:i
Fleming, Bombay, Dauntless, Favourite, and Lady Rafilees_n
for London; Ellen, Ripley, Mary Grey, Lysander, liw"
Jumna, all for Liverpool ; William Lee, for Hull ' . Add'
ham, for the Cape • Edward, William Lockerby,.Cassir_fee.
John Woodall, Sterling, Ludlow, and Vigilant, all for Wu.
ritius ; Kellie Castle and Francis Smith, for China ; 13er:
coolen, for Singapore; Herefordshire, Gilbert Mono, Jav"'
and Richard and Chelydea, uncertain.
SHIP SPOKEN \VIM-The Mercury, from the Clyde to 132-
tavia, 16th ult., lat. 43 N., long. 14 W.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MART
Ships arrived since
Per Ton. s. a'
Actair's 2l 6
Varr's Hartley 2l 6
Holywell
Ord's Redhugh
Russell's High Main 2O 1)
Wails End Hell and Brown
WitPs End Gosforth 23 6
Walls End Hilda
Walls End Killingworth 22 6
Walls End Riddell's
Walls End Walker 22 9
Lambhpn's Primrose
Walls End Braddyll's Hetton 23 6
Walls End Haswell
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COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURIN

[CET....Oct. 31.
last market-:lay. 42. s.
i'er toug
"malls End Lambton ............ 21,
Walls End Russel's Hetton.'' .25 ;
Walls End Stewart's ......... .
Walls End Whitwell ............
Walls End Hartlepool .........• R 4
Walls End Ade1aide............ %!' 5,
Walls End Barrett ..............
Walls End Barrington $
Tees...
Walls End Clarence Tees .... 0
Walls End Seymour Tecs •••
Walls End West Hetton •••"' F.
Walls End Hetton .................. 21 t 2
Cowpen ....................... ... 3
Howard's Netkerton Main ...
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THE WEB

s - - ie-to•
Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. Beans.
___.......'
-----n----- --........ 10 ..
Per Quarter. 8. to S. s. to 8, s. to 8. a. to O. 16 ...
Abingd0n...—........ 64 80 30 34 22 30 38 -- --- ••••
And0ver......—.—...... 74 82 29 31 25 43 = -- ...
dirmingkam........... 63 80 39 40 16 22
„„u6 .....
Bridport ...--........... 73 80 32 36 26 30 au .....
Cirencester .............. 64 81 F. 32 20 25 32 40 -...
-...
Faringdon* 65 80 26 30 26
Guildford . , 68 8') 28 35 20 30 46
Henley 72 78 26 32 23 26 43 ''''' 46
Hereford 63 88 26 33 22
..... 20 46 ---
Highworth ...—...... 64 70 32 42 28 34 _ sii -...
Maidenhead .... 63 75 24 36 20 26 34 44 g ....
Monmouth--. 64 74 32 34 22 29 34 40 —. .... /Wailing --..... 64 75 25 35 23) 27 V 3 42 35
Salisbury 64 73 30 34 20 28 41 46 --- -'...
Southampton —... 65 75 33 40 28 32 42 -- .....
Stroud 63 74 28 36 20 24 46 -.....--.
Tewkesbury ..—„,. 81 -- 35 .-.. 22 32 40 dg
U xbr idge ---. 70 74 28 32 17 28—
40 --
48
Wantae.--..._. 63 72 24 34 20 25 373 42 33
Wanr n ter ...,...—... 67 70 27 34 22 26 ....
40
.....
Win:iscr...--.—...,. 76 36
21 22 ::, ¢-6 49
W0rcebter,—..........., 65 70 32 36 30 32 '""
CHELTENHAM MARKETS.
d. to cl.
Per Bustel, s. d. to s. d. Per lb. 9 Wheat
barley
7 9
Oats 3 0 4 0 Veal
8
Pease
Beans
0
4 9 5 6 Lamb
Hay 3!. ss. to 41. 38. Od. peraton.

Wheat, Old HULL MARKET.-Oct, 30. q
594. 608. 70s. ......New ...... 5. s' 603 6F4' . ......
- Foreign 64c r Bs. 7.‘;‘" In b0nd.......--$3.23.-"" 24a.
Cats, Poland - Old 8 20s.
-- Small or Feed.... -s. 17s. 188
-- Foreign -s. -.a.
Parley, Norf. & Suf 3us. 325. 335. Line. & Wold .-.4 •
....
--.--- Foreign s,
.4.
26::
~s• - n
,21:, 500:-
.
Beans `16,4, 38s 425. Foreig zo
265.
n
Pease, Wliite..-..... ...... 365. 388. 40s. Grey
Tares ~. - ---9.
Rapeseed. In hoed n0ne.......... Free, per last 321. Os.
361
L VERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Oct. :30. p2J. 01
WHEAT, Enghsh, White, per 70m.
...11,. ll ------- Red ll 0 0
11
---- Scotch, Welch, and Manx ... IQ 3 1 0
---- Irish, White
. lO 6 10 g ----- lied
90 0 1
'
- 1- Foreign ...... ..1
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b 3 8 3." 6
Irish
~., 3 7 0 0
-
B Foreign
ARLEY, English, Mg, altin Imp. q 0 0 42 0
per uarter 33 0 5 °
--- !Scotch and Irish, per 601bs.
Feeding 4 0 41 °
BEANs, English, per Imperial quarter 0 0 43 0
--- Irish, &c
'is 6 g
Foreign
41 g 50 v
0 0
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 4B 4s „,
--.- Foreign
41 0 e 6 v
FLOUR, English, per 2SOlb. 62 0 0 0
0
Irish '
63 0 54
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs 40 0 00
IN, lAN Coax, Ix r 4401 b. ..... 42 3B 0
0 61 0
4p
RYE, per Iniperal quarter ..... -
o 6
MALT, per imperial quarter 50 2
al.
IMPORT ot* G 29• RAIN for the Week ending Oct. '' 0001
4
Wheat, Oats.
Ors. Barley Flour.
Cis. rs. Ors Foreign, rtds.l Irish, &c. Sas. 10,"1476
16,286 6:0411 2,676 3,'9a 1 2,73")

HASII3UItG Aiiittii.ETS. IS
CO
Carolina and Tennessee 6 to 8 TTON. ~..Izto A
Georgia, Ist sort Maranham .... ............... r 554
8 81, Madras "
f2d Pe 0
";I,h 74 Surats
3dand 4th ....., 6 7 Darningo ...... ................ 634 oh
COFFEE. 44t°6S
Mocha 9toll i Domingo ....................... 7*
Batavia
Sumatra 4 4% Porto Rico. .................. 434
Rio 3% 6 Havannah .....................
Bahia
SUGAR.— (Wit 8% Discount.)
..
,/ to,
Havannah, White . .....
Brown SX 714 Brown . ... ............ ; Wh
Rio, White 6 7;., Pernambuco, White .. :.4ii
Brown
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LONDON MADE WATCHES.-T' h_tret)
er
SAVORY, 47, Cornhill ( Seven doors from Gracechure_
the
London, offers a very large Stock of Silver Watches at th
ing prices ( Warranted) :
Superior Watches on the Vertical Construction,
jewelled, with hand to mark the seconds, 4 0
double backed engine-turned cases
Watches on the celebrated patent-lever con-
struction, jewelled in four holes, capped, hand
to mark the seconds, double-bottomed engine- 6 0 ha
turned cases
vioa
Either of the above constructions in hunting-cases
10s. 6d. extra.

Second-hand Watches taken in exchani.,,e.

jtonouof i,
At Chittagong, on the 6th of Ma the lady of At S..ce,
Esq., of the Hon. East India Company's Civil Servi
1, of
-
daughter.
ur Bloc"
At Highgate, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Allen Wtba.
Ise
daughter.
On the 29th ult., in Charlotte-street, Bedford-squareef
of P. Stafford ('ary, Esq SY"., of a dau hter.
At Anyort House, Hants, on the g2sth ult., the la-d Y of
I•,sq., of a (laughter.
On the 30th ult., at Melina-place, Mrs. Frank Lesack, of

t MARRIED.h Hackney,
On the 30th ult., at South late 1164
Crawford-street, to M ••th of the
a. a, second daughter
Gunning'
Palmer, Esq., of Hackney. - On the 30th ult., at St. Andrew's Church, Charles°,Neve
Esq., youngest son of the Rey. Peter Gunning, Rector 1,..e saint
in t..,., o. St ,l S • •
. . , omeisetshire, and of Bathwick, Rath, r r-'''''
Faulkne , county, to Lavinia, seco I
'second daughter of George
13etiford-row.
h O°a°lll{
On the :30th ultat S xi' ' Islington, •, t. Mary's, s,Joseph daughter
-
Esq.,
Mr. G. a
of 1 •
Loatri(il4l:eitlil•et,hetocoJuan.m'tyesofA3l
Leighton, Bedfordshire Mary Hope, eldest
, to ,
Joh, n Cowie, LF.q., of Highbur3 place. (laugh"' d
op 0
On the 29th ult at non dOrn-- Hall, Mary, eldest , .
~ an
Gray Alexander Douglass,
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On the :10th ult , Mr. Johnilfllaßvfs.on, of Albany-road' Ca
mber'.
with:010.11;n, ae,:teotoidfer4l3l29,3l):7,rtec:lai(uv.,:lti., at' Marine Lodge, Lancashire, the 11.'n
f the 1°
Frances Fenton Cawtherne, last surviving drughter 0,..0 cave.
EdWarl
antl'ilevcsaitmleoweoefunttly)e. late
John
Fen
One the Ist of Au'gust„ an his return from India Dlr• of Sey'
Parbury, youngest svAl of the late Charles Parbury,'Esq-Y
_.....e.
moor-place, Aged 18,

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