The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-12 00:00:00

MARKET.

A disposition to speculate shews itself in this market ; po-
tatoes generally find a ready sale at advancing prices. The
supplies are pretty extensive.

SPIRIT MARKET.

Generally speaking, the demand in this department is lan-
guid. Proof Leeward Rum, 3s. 2d. ; Good Jamaica 4s. to
4s. ed. ; Brandy continues at its previous value; Geneva is
dull, at 2s. 4d. ; and British Corn Spirits. lOs. 2d.
PROVISION MARKET.

There is not any great business doing in this Market, and
in prices no variation up to the time we went to press.

OIL MARKET.

This market is quiet as to business, and unaltered as to
prices. Seal is quoted at 35/. ; Southern, at 24l to 26/. 103. ;
Cod, at 34/. ; Sperm, at 82/. ; Linseed Oil, 275. 6d. per
cwt. ; Brown Rape, 41s. 6d. ; Pale, 425. 6d.
TALLOW MARKET.

P. Y. C. To-day was 555. 3d. The stock to-day is abou
20,100 casks.
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COLONIAL MARKET.
To-day we had no public sales in the market. For the
whole week there is a tolerably fair business advertised. To-
morrow's public sales colisist of 265 bags Bengal Sugar,
240 hhds. Barbadoes, 100 casks B.P. Coffee 78 baskets and
6 bales Mocha, 1,600 bags Saltpetre, some small parcels of
Pepper, Nutntegs, and Ginger. The imports to-day are
not heavy.

NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 10.
Our farmers only brought a moderate supply of Wheat to
this day's market, and the arrivals from the coast were not
very large. All descriptions sold freely at similar prices to
last Saturday—indeed in many instances an advance of Is. per
quarter was realized. Barley was in fair supply, and met a
good demand at last weeks rates. For Rye we had much more
inquiry, and prices rated 2s. to 3s. per quarter higher. The
supply of Oats was moderate, and our last quotations fully
supported. The best samples of Malt were the turn dearer,
though inferior qualities remained without any improvement.
In the value of other Grain we can note little alteration. For
Flour we experience a great demand, at an advance of 2s. per
sack.

New. OK
Wheat, Northumberland 578.778 6138. 78 -.1
Norfolk and Suffolk 72s 50,.....,.. 745. 80,
.-- Berwick and Scotch 67s. 744....... —3. —a.
Foreign
Rye, Norfolk ,snd Suffolk
Foreign _-s. .—S. --4I -•-tit.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk 3ss. i 9
----- Grinding and Feeding 29s. 318.
Malt, Norfolk and Suftblk sss 598 -3.
Means, Small
—s4lt 445.
'Fick
Pease, White 4lB 455. _ ... —s —F.
Gray
Oata, Northumberland, Potatoe ......
---
Foreign —-- Feed -28 268 253.26,.
s. --S --S. —s, 4
Flour (per sack) sf3s. Ns —s. —s.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, Nov. 10.—Wind W. S. W., moderate.—Arrived
and proceeded for the river, the Stormont, Isbister, from Do-
minica ; and Augusta, Baddeley, from Oporto. The Urchin,
Gilbert, from Rotterdam to the Cape of Good Hope, came in
contact with the Ape, Preston, from Rotterdam for the Cape,
last night, near the North Land Head, and split her mainsail,
and received other damage. Came down from the river the
Eliza Heywood, Heywood, for the Mauritius ; Reward, Hogg,
for Jamaica ; Caroline, for ditto ; Annandale, Burgess,
for ditto ; Timon, Taylor Kader, for ditto, and remain with the
outward bound. Nov. 11.—Wind E. S. E., blowing strong.
Came down from the river, the Vere, Peacock, for Jamaica ;
Elizabeth, Thompson, for Cork ; and Australia, English,
for Bahia, and proceeded with the whole of the outward-
bound for their different destinations.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind N. W., fine ; 11, E. N. E.,
fine; 6 P.M., very foggy.—Sailed the Dart, Ormston, for
Madeira; Circassian, Ritchie, for Cadiz ; St. Vincent's
Planter, Allen, for Jamaica; Rapid, Thomas, and John Pirie,
Matthews, for Trinidad ; Barossa (transport), for Cork and
Jamaica ; and Havre et Martinique, Maurin, for Martinique.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind N.—Arived Charles, Nantz,
from Prince Edward's Island. Sailed her Majesty's ship
Rose, for the North Coast of Spain ; and her Majesty's ship
Lily, for Sierra Leone.

PALMOUTII, Nov. 9. —Wind W. S. W. to W., fresh breezes
and showery ; 10, W. to N. W., moderate breezes, with
showers. —Arrived the Iberia steamer, from Gibraltar—left
Ist in•tant, Lisbon 4th, and Vigo 6th. Sailed the Seagull
packet, for Madeira and the Brazils; Venetia, Andrews, for
Naples; Carcleu, Christain, for Seville; Sir Lionel Smith,
Farmer, for Bahia ; Pearl (steamer), fur Finland ; and Rein-
deer (packet), I,r Halifax.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.—Wind light and variable. Nov. 11.
—Wind S., light.—Arrived the Adelaide, Davidson, from
St. John's, N. B. ; Lady of the Lake, from Palermo; Alex-
ander, Murray, from Leghorn ; Mary and Eliza, Tregarthee„
from Oporto; Zakreusky, Mathen, from Ullaborg ; yen",
from Gothenburg; John Troughton, from Archangel; ijatnpion,
Gallilee, from St. Petersburg ; Admiral Benbow, Bruce,
irons ditto; Henrietta, Blomberg, from Wasa ; Orion, Gal-
ceuius, Gamra, Carleby, and Gle:Aav Oldenstor, from
ditto; China, Lameur, from Quebec ; Cabotea, Ashton, from
Bahia ; Catherine Louise, from Flint, leaky, bound to Memel.
Sailed the Stirlingshire, Cargill, for Trieste ; Dibdin,
Kreger, for Mobile ; Nicholas Biddle, Hixen, for New
York ; Republic, Williams, for ditto ; Lynx, Forsyth, for
Lisbon; James Hunt, M'Donald, for St. Thomas's; Myrtle,
Carter, for Lisbon ; Thomas Battersby, for Pernambuco ;
Robert!Syer, for Batavia; British Queen, for Antigua; Lau-
rence, for Calcutta ; America, Mackie, for Charleston.
BRISTOL, Nov. 10.—Arrived Lotus, Sampson, Quebec.
WHITEITAVEN, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Shannon, Turner,
from Bathurst ; Lavinia, from St. Petersburgh.
CLYDE, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Albion, Boyde, and Scotia,
Malvern, St. Petersburgh ; Paragon, Fraser, and Loch
Iver, Allen, from Archangel; Renfrewshire, from Quebec.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Resolute, Roberts, from
St. Petersburgh.
WATERFORD, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Ann, Blair, from
Miramiehi; Royal Eagle, Allen, Confidence, Angel, Martha,
Howlans, and Commodore, Cousins, from London.
CORK, Nov. 9.—Arrived the John Francis, from Quebec.
Arrived off, the Bolivar, Harper, from Quebec, with pumps
choked, &c. ; bound to Newport.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 9.—Arrived Mercury, Maeslin, Dantzic.
LEITii, Nov. 9.—Arrived Hirondelle, Craighead, Malaga.
MORRISONSHAVEN, Nov. 9.—Arrived Neptunus, Schmid-
burg, from Stettin.
FisuEartow, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Phcenix, Donaldson,
from Stettin.
Th

le Ann, Tauzel, from Dantzic, put into Dover, after being
aground and lightened, bound to Jersey.
The Verwisseling, Weyden, from Villa Nova, put into Cowes,
leaky and must discharge ; bound to Veardingen.
The Eugene, from St. Malo to Jersey, foundered off Noir-
mont Point, 6th inst., master drowned.
The African packet, from Guayaquil, was lost sth inst„
near Areachon—master and mate drowned.
The William, Kelso, from Ardrossan to Dublin, sunk near
the Bertha Bank Buoys, 7th inst.—crew saved.
The Adeona, from Liverpool, put into Kingstown leaky,
having struck the pier; bound to Lynn.

SIMON COBB, Esq., the gcnitleman who took the
lead at the last election of fir. WILSHERE, who so sig-
nally triumphed over Mr. THOMAS BARING, has
been unanimously elected Mayor of the borough of
Great Yarmouth.

Setne of our ingenious Contemporaries of the Pro-
vincial. Press having put forth a statement to the effect that
the appointment of Mr. Turton was recommended or sanc-
tioned by Lord Melbourne himself, we have authority to give
that statement as decided a contradiction as its absurdity would
seem to clqserve,—Aforning atroniele.