The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JUNKs.—WindN.W.—Arrived and remain the
Honourable Company's shipS Thames, Haviside, and Dunira,.
Hamilton, from China; Sarah, BOwen, from Bombay; Corn
wall, Brooks; Lady Raffles, Coxwell ; and ,George, Cuzens,
from l'iladras, sailed the "filth of February; Salmon River,
, from Batavia; Donalk Johnson, from Dominica;
and General Murray, Clark,' from' Cadiz Came down from
the River and remain the following outward-bound vessels,
viz.:-,-York, Baker ; Earl Talbot, Everard ; Constitution,
Rae; Aimwell, Anderson; Glory, Pope; 'Burleigli, Chan-
; Amiga. Watford ; Anna Maria, Breckling; Scotia,
Wylie; Child Harold, West, and Sir Godfrey Webster, Rey-
nolds. , The Ymk, Baker, and Anna Maria, have sailed.
li PoTsiqouTti, „JUNE s.—Wind N.W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship -Bann, from the coast of Africa, left Sierra Leone
the 23d of March, Acru thellth of. April, and touched at St.
Thomas's. Sailed his Majesty's ship Aurora for Lisbon ;-
Champion, fin. the Cape of 'Good Hope; Redwing, for•the
coast of Africa; leandora, Brazen, and Harlequin, on a cruize.
COWES, JUNE s.—Arrived the Urania, Leyder, front Per-
nambuco, sailed the 15th of April.
PLYMOUTH, Jt241,-; 4.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the
Blamlleld, from Gibraltar. .Put back the Henry,
ainiand, for. Quebec.
FA ato u J &NE W.5.V17.--.-Arrived the. Co.
lumbian Packet, Jones, and Fanny, Brokenshire, from Lon-
don: for Mexico. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, for
Lisbon. • •
LivEuPoor, JUNE 4—Wind W.—Arrived the Brazilian,
—7, from Bahia; • Good Intent, —, Pernambuco; 'Wel-
lington, Thompson,
_JaMaica ; Richard, Bamher, Demeter& ;
Eliza Grant, —, New York ; Sophia, Lilly, Mobile ; and
Arcturus, Walker, from Lisbon. * •
NORTH SHIELDS, :JUNE 4.—The Ann; as new vessel of
about 116 tons was on Wednesday launched at Wallsend, with
her masts and yards all rigged. On getting into the water she
upset, but was soon got to the shore; the next tide she got up-.
right Without receiving any damage whatever. • • .

the brig Alert, --, was totally lost off the Cape of Good
Hope on. the 28th March ; one man drowned. -

TH E MARKETS.

• . COPN kINCHANGE, JUNE 6.
There were only moderate arrivals of English Grain last
Week, and a .06ic.erable 'plant* of Oats from Ireland.. This
morning the fresh 'supplies of Wheat, 'Barley. Beans, and
Pease, from the (surrounding counties are small, and there
are few fresh 'vessels up from the North, with Wheat and
'Oats, but some additional- cargoes of Oats from Ireland.
—There has been a fine sale for fine Wheat, at one shilling
to two shillings pfr Quarter advance on
,the terms of. last
Monday; other qualities find .buyera slowly. Barley for
malting is' tot now in deniand; other sorts fully support the
rates last quoted., seans that are dry are full Is. per quarter
higher. Pease of both kinds are also rather dearer, There
are *abundance of Oats for sale, and fine samples meet buyers
at the prices of this day se'nnight, but ether qualities are very
dull in sale. In the Flour trade there is no alteration.

ARRIVALS I.4sT WEEK.—English '['heat, 1 1 4 596 • • Bar-
.
ley, 535 ; Malt; ' 2,658 ;- Oats, 10,402 ; , Beatis,.. 816 ;
Pease, 127 ; Irfsh Wheat, 65; Oats, 10,615 ; Foreign Oats,
1.010 quarters ; Flour, 6,995 sacks..
Wheat, Red (old) —S —s Beans, Small, (new) ....42s '483
.._.... White (old) —s —s ______ _ (old) ~..—s —s
Red (1824) 54s 60s r Tick (new)34s3Bs
' Fiae 63s 65s
Superfine ....fitis 72s Harrow(new)...39s 43s
White (1824)..,56s 63s - (old) ...—s —s
--- Fine 64s 70s Brank 34s 40s
Superfine ....72s 76s Oats, Feed. "Os 22s
Rye 35i40s —Fine
Barley es 33s Poland - - ols 23s
---.-- Fine.... ' ' 36s 38s
Superfine 398 42s Potatoe
Malt s6s 64s
--Fine 66s 70s Scotch . ' 30s 31s
gess Grey 35s 37s Flour (per sack). 6os 65s
Maple 39840 s . Seconds Us 538
—White .... ....... 40s 44s _.:._ NorthCountry...s2s 54s
._._,..—.Boilers 44s 48s Bran 12, 14s

GENERAL AYETt AGE PRICE OF OKAIN,FROAI THE RETURNS
RECEIVED IN THE WEEK ENDING MAI' 28.
Wheat, 678.1.0 d. ; Barley, -355. Od.'; Oats, 245. 7d.; Rye,
335. 3d.; Beans, Bs. Od. • Peas, 395. Gd.
The Average Price of Brown or Museoviulo Sugar, col:witted
June 1, 1825, is 373. 4d. per cwt.

• SMITIIFIELD MARKET, Jci.Nr 6.
The following is an aecuratc Report of the numbers and
prices at Smithfield Market this morning

CATTLE AT AtARKET,

Bonita ",187 I Sheep 19,040
Calves
- To sink the Offol. per stone of 81b, -
Beef ...... 4s 8i to 5s .44 I Veal 4s Od to'fir Od
3.lattott 4s 8.1 to 5s Od I Pork
limit!) 6s Od to 6s Bd.
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Hay -23 .0 to £4 4 I (:lover £4 Os to £5 104
Straw £1 16s to

[Extract from the London Gazette,- of May 31, 1825.1
WitrrxnALL. May 27,1825.—The King has been
,pleased
to give and grant unto August Elliott Fuller, of Ashdown.
House, in the County of Sussex, and of Clifford-street,- in the'
County of Middlesex, Esquire, on behalf of his son, Owen
John Augustus Fuller, Esquire, a .ininor, his Royal Licence
and Authority, that he, the said Owen John Augustus Fuller,
and,his issue, may, in compliance with a proviso contained in
the last Will and Testament of his „Maternal Grandfather,
Owen Putland Meyrick, late of Bodorgan, in the 'isle of An.
glesey, and of Morden Park, in the County of Surrey, Esq.
deceased, assume and use the surname of Meyrick, in addi.
tion to, and after that of Fuller ; and also bear the arms of
Myrick quarterly witlithose of Fuller, Meyrick in the' first
quarter, &c.
A boy of,the name of /1/4Carthy, only eleven
years of age, was en Sattirday committed Queen-square,
Office to solitary confinement in Tothill-fields, fur having at-
tempted to murder his mother and another woman.- On hear-
ing the order for his committal, the abandoned youth vowed that
he would yet carry his murderous intent into execution. „ , •