The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-02 00:00:00

A KRIVALS.

Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. I Flour.
English 1,335 qrs. 3,81/Ogre. 11,910 qrs. 5,021/sacks.
Irish — 8,805
Foreign

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

LIVERPOOL, JAR. 31.—Arrived the Margaret, Irvine,
from 13arbaboes ; Thomas Dempsey, Conen, from Monte
Video ; Rebecca, Cresswell, from Bahia ; Jane, Weetcott,
from Jamaica ; Meridian, Adams, and Champion, Rate'',
from Antwerp ; Hercn!es, Rich, and Emily, from Vir-
ginia; and London, M‘Neil, from Liverpool, N. S.
DEAL, FEB. I.—Arrived the Vesper, Brown, from
Bengal and the Mauritius ; and Albinia, Purvis, from
Demerara.

)(Al:01011TH, FEB. 1.-Arrived the Venus, Sitntnontle
from Pictou.

MARGATE, FEB. 1.-Arrived off port, the Minerva,
Hussey, from New York, with logs of anchor and cable.

PORTSMOUTH, JAW. 31.—Arrived the Kingoton, Bryn-
ton, from Jamaica ; 13ritomart, —, from Barbadocs;
and Amity, —, from Gibraltar.

Poore, JAN. 31.—Arrived the George, Penton, and
Ruby, Hall, front Newfoundland.

STANDGATE CREEK, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Lively,
Ford, from Clienne.

BRISTOL, JAN. 30.—Arrived the Ann, Willining, from
Genoa.

FALmouni, JAN'. 28.—Wind varisble.—Arrivcd the
British King, Moncrief, from Bahia. Sailed the Duke
of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon.

The Fame, Shantou, from Sicily and Gibraltar to
London, was totally wrecked near Riga yesterday, and the
crew drowned ; meet of the cargo saved.
The Bolivar, Welch, bound to Liverpool, has put back
to New Orleans, having struck on the South-west Pass.
The David Cannon, Carn, from Pernambuco, arrived at
Maranhao), with loss of an anchor and cable, having
touched on a bank.

The Lady Mary Pelham packet, from Falmouth, ar-
ived at Barhath.es on the 30th Nov.

The Elizabeth and Hari iet, Fudge, from Zante to Lon-
don, was driven on shore on the 9th ult. at Gibraltar, and
tilled with water.

A transport, supposed to be the Arab, from Barbadoes,
was off C ,rk on the 29th ult,
The Fidelity, English, front St. John's, New Bruns—
wick, has arrived oft' Cork, with damage.
The George, Watkins, from Chesme, was on shore
yesterday, near Tilbury Fort, and discharging.
The Catherine, Green, of London, from --, was
fallen in with the 231 ult., in Ist. 43. long. 46., water-
logged and abandoxed.
The Thomas, from Cork to Portsmouth, was aban-
doned the 28th November in lat. 50. long. 10. The crew
arrived at Philadelphia.
The Ross, of Wexford, was lost off Wicklow Head the
25th instant.

The original petition for Reform has received
on an average, nearly two thousand signatures daily. The
total uumb•r now amounts to 13,000. It will be seen
that separate skins are prepared for the convenience of
those who, objecting to tlte ballot, agree, in every other re—
spect, wilh tie petition emauatini; from the public meeting,
—Bristol Mercury.

REFORM MEETINGS.—We arc utterly Un-
able to keep pace with the time in an account of the ott-
merous Reform Meetings. Coun,y after county, city after
city, is ineetitig to petition, and but one feeling seems to
anim ite the whole population.—Bristol Mercury.

We are not disposed to notice the idle rumours
so assidu 'tidy circulated by those who ere opposed to
every description of Parliamentary Reform. The Anti.
Reformers will be disappointed in all their calculations. It
is for the desperate in circumstanees to hazard the peace
of the country ; those who have a deep interest in the
preservation of order, are better advised than to think of
making rash experiments on the patience of the people.
Reform must be carried ; and the only question now with
all men of sense is the extent. In a few days, now, the
public will be enabled to approaeh this momentous sub-
ject- —Morning Chronicle.