The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, JUNE 23.—Wind S.W.—Arrived this morning his
Majesty's ship Owen Glendower, from Copenhagen, and will
proceed this evening for Portsmouth. Also arrived and sailed
for the River the Juno, Pritchard, from Jamaica ; and the
Alliance, Amey, Demerara; Satus, Creckmay, Carthagena ;
Hermes, Robinson, Malta; Ridley, Ridley, Mediterranean ;
Velocity, Tullock, Gibraltar. Came down from the River, and
sailed last night the Dryad, Fell, for Demerara.
JUNE 22.—Wind E.—Sailed this morning for the River: the
Brittania, Aldis, from Leghorn. Also arrived and sailed for
the River the Laing, Clark, from St. Vincents.
HALF-PAST 6 P. 31.—Just arrived the Milford, Harwood,
from „Bombay.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 27.—Wind E.—Arrived off the port
the William Lushington, Sughie, from St. Hits, in 44 days.
Sailed the Stamper packet for Lisbon.
JUNE 22.—Wind E.—Arrived the Duke of York packet
from Jamaica, in 52 days. Sailed the Fortitude, Crosby, for
Bilboa.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22.--Wind S.E.--Arrived the
Hornby, Corkindale, from Rio, and sailed the Jane, Braber,
for London.
JUNE 23.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Imperial, Holmes,
from New Orleans. Sailed the Com. Hase, Clarence, for
London ; and the'llomby, for Hamburgh.•
PLY:don-I.u, JUNE 22.—Wind E.—Arrived the Hope,
Coath, from Teneriffe, in 30 days.—Off the port the Venus,
Champlin, from New York, in 36 days, and Fanny transport
from Portsmouth.
DARTMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Off the port the Ann and Hope,
Kelley, from Canton to Hamburg'', out 115 days.
HULL, JUNE 22.—A letter from pne of the crew, states the
Nessle, Haigh, from this port to Puton, was lost on St. John's
on the 4th of May or March ; crew with difficulty saved.
The North-easterly winds are supposed to detain the arrivris
of the first ships from the lower ports of America, many of
which must have been several weeks on their passage.

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 24.
Wheats of the very. first quality have in son* few sales ob-
tained Is. advance in this day week's prices ; the ordinary
notices demand Barley from is. to 2s. dearer. Peas, Beans,
and Oats, the same advance. In Flour no alteration.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN E NGLAND AND WALES.
Wheat, 435. 10d. 1 • Barley, 16s. 2d. ; Oats, 17s. 10d. ; Rye,
17s. 4d. ; Beans, 225. 4d.'• Peas, 245. Od.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 19th day of
June, 1822, is 30s. lid. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE 24.
The market was plentifully supplied this morning with all
descriptions of Cattle ; owing to the warm weather the trade was
very dull ; it is expected a great number of Oxen will remain
unsold. In Sheep and Lamb their numbers are also consider..
able ; the above supply by far exceeds the demand, and the
prices may be quoted much the same as per last week. -

TnE LONDON JOURNALS.

EXTRACTS FROM THE iimLy MORNING PAPERS,

June 24, 1822.

[MOrtgING CIIRONICLE.]
We have every reason to hope the King's
Letter to the Clergy will be productive of 'most
beneficial results in aid Of the Subscription for
the distressed Irish. The sufferirigs in many
districts, as reported, by the Committee at the
London Tavern,, are indeed truly appalling ; and
every where we hear the same astonishment ex-
pressed, that Ministers should have been ignorant
of the magnitude of distress, until it has suddenly
burst upon them in all the frightful realities of
famine and pestilence. There must have
been the
,most negligent remissness in some
quarter, or it•would not have been left 'to a
few charitable individuals, called together by
, the accidental appeal from a Newspaper para-
graph, to discover vast districts in this power-
ful empire, where hundreds 'and thousands of
poor creatures have been depending for exist-
ence upon rock-weed, limpets, and the tops of
nettles—where the agents of the Committee have
found multitudes starving, and seeking a share

of a handful 'of meal which could barely keep

them alive—where there appears to be realized
all the horrors transmitted to us from ,the de-
scriptions of the great Plague, when wretched
parents were seen lying in, the last stage of sick-
ness, with hollow eyes, and swelled limbs, the
harbingers of death, surrounded by the piercing
cries of famishing children, calling upon them
for that help and protection they are no longer
able to afford. Well may the correspondent of
the Archbishop of Tuam exclaim " I have often
seen scarcity and dearness of -provisions, but I
never had an idea'of fainine until now ! !!"

[MORNING HERALD.]

It appears by an article from Turin, that the

Victor7Emanuel, had arrived in that
city, with studious privacy. The knowledge of
his arrival, however, gave rise. to a variety of ru-
mours. The two brothers are said to have met
each other on the best terms. The accounts from

Spain are to the 11th. The Ultra-Journals de-

scribe the Serviles .as still -in arms in various
parts ; but the-Opposition Papers .state, that the
rebels were routed, and Madrid tranquil. Mrsas,
the principal bandit leader, has been again de-
feated, and again obliged to. fly with the wreck
of his banditti into France.. There are some par-
ticulars not without importance. The King of,
ppin fras, again refused his sanction to the law for
abolishing .seigtiorial rights.. Should he still
refuse it a third time, his negative is null, and
the law passe's, according to the provisions. of
the Spanish-Constitution. After two secret sit-
tings of the Cortes, M. Martinez de-la. Rosa (a
Minister,) went to Arangues, in:order to inform
the King-energetically of the wish of the Cortes,
and the necessity of fortifying the national spirit.
of enthusiasni, for, the. Constitution... The KTNG,
it is said, yielding.: to this commiinication, will,
without delay, return to the capital. It. appears
that the rebel General Berton's. retreat at Saumier
was discovered by a Quartermaster in the body-
guard of the Count d'Artois,named Wolfe'. He
acted the spy with great address; and managed
to obtain, in the first instance, the confidence of
some young men, partisans of Berton; into whose
place• of retreat they introduced him.---Nothing
worth'notice had occurred in the Chambers►: • •