The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-27 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING T

heat. Barley. Oats. Bea` b. I
Per Quarter. 9. to s. s. s. s. to L &to s +1 to s.
.. Blandford ....... 57 '72 27 34 20 22 • 40 --
Brigg 54 53 23 24 13 '26 34
40 32
41
Cambridge. — 57 34 ,1;
Chard 56 61 21 27 19 4 40
Huntingdon.,...... 46 00 34 28 24 29 38 42 ——
Long Sutton—... 38 16 20 30 34
Louth 48 56 21 25 18 `:=6 3) 37
ynn . s'' 61 122 31 10 2d 130 32 32 34
Newark 51 59 '24 31 19 1:8 31 4:1 --
Slortingliarn 44 59 2A 31 19 29 ,35 42
Peterborough 49 62 35 42 22 29 38 48
Plymouth 40 58 30 34 20 '2ll -
Pontefract..., 07 43 27 43
ileaforsl 65 70 38 38 22 29 41 43
Uppingliam i 43 04 _24 20 18 28, 32 44 —.—
Wisbech .I 13 62 I 20:30 32

Sir Thomas Geary Cullum, Bart., and Lady Cul-
lum and suite, arrived this day at the Green Park Hotel,
Piccadilly, from Hardwick House, Bury St. Edmunds.
Another iron steam-boat was launched from the
yard of Messrs. Fairbairn & Co., at 114illwall, on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Her length is 140 feet, and breadth
of beam 18 feet. She will be propelled by two condensing
steam-engines of 40 horse power each, made at Messrs. Fair-
bairn & Co.'s establishment in Manchester. She was chris-
tened amid the huzzas of a very numerous company of Ladies
and Gentlemen, The Lancashire lVitch. Her tonnage is
::bout 230 tons, and her draught of water at present 2 feet and
half an inch, with the greater part of her cabin fittings on
board. The same builders wilt launch another iron boat on
the forenoon of the 9th of May.
LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY.—Work-
men have been employed during the past week in sinking a
shaft in a field above the Chalybeate. The shaft will form
aoifd theo fhi a
ll,c-
cutting
ouhge
the commencement of a tunnel which is to be excavated in an
easterly direction
through
towards
the New
lowerEngland,p
at
'Viscount Burghersh gave a sumptuous dinner on
Wednesday evening. at his new residence in Upper Harley-
street, to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
uti
west,which towards will be made
Shoreham.—Brighton Gazette.
Cambridge and Prince George, the Duchess of Gloucester,
Lord and Lady Maryborough, the Earl of Cawdor, the Arch
bishop of York and Miss Harcourt, Sir Robert Gordon, Sir
Wm. Curtis, Mr. Knyvett, Sir Gore Ouseley, and tho lion.
George Fane. The Noble Lord and his guests afterwards
went to the concert of ancient music is Hanover-square, his
Lordship being Director for the evening. The Duke of Wel-
lington having recently accepted a diroctorshiP, will make the
selection of music at the concert on the 9th of May.
Mr. Bushe, who embarked in the suite of the Earl
of Durham as assistant-secretary, is a son of Lord-Chief
Justice Bustle, and brother, we believe, to Mrs. Hedworth
Lambton.

The Right Hon. Edward Ellice has broken up his
establishment in Arlington-street, the Right Hon. Gentleman,
with his daughter, intending, we understand, sojourning on
the continenttfor some length of time. The gothic mansion
formed/ b,;longing to Sir Harry Goodricke, in Arlington-
street, has been la f,or two years. Mr. Ellice, jun., has pro-
ceetle4 with Lt9rd Durban} tp cape 4,

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DA Y.)

DEAL, Aram !1.E., blowing strong.—Came down from
the river and proceedeed the Ocean, Robinson, for Quebec ; Stentor,
Young, for ditto; Circassian, Hinton, for Liverpool; Charlotte,
Blown, for St. Helena; Fame, Gater, for Sierra Leone; Seagull, Fore-
man, for St. Übes.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26. Wind N.E., fresh breozes and fine.—
Sailed Her Majesty's ship Portland, I,r Plymouth. Passed by, the
Reliance, Warren, for Madras; Java, Toblin, for China.
P,..rmotrru, APRIL 25.—Wind N.E.—Arrived her Majesty's ship
Hercules, from Halifix 4th March. Sailed the Pomona, for Quebec ;
Hightlycr, Newton, for Lisbon; Her Majesty's ship Buzzard, for
Portsmouth.

FA LMCUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind N. to N.N.E., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Marshall, Henry, from Rouen; the Bergetha, Sudvigsen, from
Longsound. Sailed, the Ncid Elvin, for St. Ives; the Queen, Robin-
son, for Miramichi ; the Elizabeth (Transport), Stoekdalc, Cork and
Halifax.

LIVERPOOL, AprttL 96.—Wind N. E., moderate.—Arrived off Pori
the Scotland, from New York. _

Do%ER, APRIL 26.--Arrived off' Port, the Hibernia, WDonogh, from
Galaway.

OFF 't IstE or WIGHT, APRIL 9.6 —ArrivoLl, the Henry Grat-
ten, from Jamaica.

Etrixtctu, APRIL 25.—Arrived, the North Ash, Sprague, from
Teneriffe.

SaLcomitt, Aram 26.—Arrived off Port, the Slainseastle, Petite
from Canton ; Johanna, from Batavia; the Apaine, Anderson, from
Port on Prince; the Baltimore, Funk, from NeW York; the Poland,
Anthony, from New York.

HULL, APRIL 26.—Arrived the Navy, Frankish, from Hamburg.

The Castlereagh, Lonsdale, of Sunderland, was on shore at Mun.
desley, yesterday—crew saved.
The Wenneral, Otelic, from Dram to Sunderland, was on shore n car
Warkworth on the .sth instant—crew saved.

SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
Office of Committee of Privy Council
Whiteh4ll, 2dth April, 1838.
_

am directed bt the Unit of the Committee of Privy Council
for Tradel to acquaint you, for the information of the gentlemen en.
gaged in the SoUth Antericatt trade, that her Majesty's Government
have received Intelligente that the Prbtectoral Decree of the Republic
of Peru, of Bth October 1831, opening to foreign commerce the creeks of
" Pereusatia, Le. Chica, Carillos, Anaon, Lechura," and the minor port
of " Chaucai," has been revoked; but it has nevertheless been deter.
mined, that the port of " Sambayoque" shall remain open to fortigh
commerce, until the resolution of the Protectoral Government there On.
(Signed) DENNIS LE MARCHANT.
To the Chairman at Lloyd's.