The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-07 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Wh oat. Barley.
English
Irish - -
Foreign 26,416 -
SMITHFIELD. other'
But little business passing. Supply rather large than 44.
wise. Beef and Pork declined 2d. per stone. Veal wisover•
per stone dearer for prime sorts. Lamb was a shade mut,
Mutton underwent no variation; Beef, 35. to 4s. 2d. ;4r.
ton, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 6d. ; Veal, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. ; Pork ,s•
to ss. 4d. ; Lamb, 41. Id. to ss. 4d.-Beasts, 835
and Lambs, 9,356 ; Pigs, 475 ; Calves, 350.
BILLINGSGATE MARKET.
Supplies very moderate, and good Fish rather sgir:re;t
Turbot, ss. to 21s. ; Soles, 9d. to 28. 6d. per pair ;L° ifle
6d. to 2s. 6d. each ; Salmon, Bd. to Is. 4d. pert .ek, 4(l'
good Cod, as high as 88. ; Whiting, 2d. to° bushel;
to Is. each ; Native Oysters, 403. to 448. Per
C moron, 16s.

HOP MARKET. , „iely
a But little doing, and prices same as on Monday. Teerpeo
ing is successful. Duty 165,0001. There are a fe"..,
Hops in the market.
PROVISION MARKET.
Stocks generally are heavy than otherwise. There is
much doing, and prices are unaltered.
TALLOW MARKET.
P. Y. C. was 51s. to-day on the spot and for delivery'
little doing. The Stock is about 6,000 casks.
METAL MARKET. 0 61;
The price of English pig-lead is 191. 155., wh'e'i price.;
higher; Straits Tin is 755., and Banes, 775. ; ivh,'°;re
are Is. higher. All other descriptions of metals
they were.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
The market is still dull, and possesses but very littFleori:i
terest. The demand has subsided considerably a bsdhe
Friday we had but a very moderate business, as we 13/4111 at
the previous days of the week. B. P. Sugar sells slog frev:i
prices quoted yesterday, which have been those of all the 0°1r
White Havannah, two parcels of 500 chests each sold eostatloe;
previous value. Some small sales of Spices fetched last 'Le eelie!
Saltpetre, 4,000 bags, sold with spirit, and realized Potties
rates or thereabouts, say 225. 6d. to 265., accordingf vbr
refraction. Coffee-200 bags of British Plantation of gos
qualities fetched prices ranging from 945. to 1085* a e'reibe
and fine ordinary to 110 s. to 116 s. for low middling, ":r
dling and upwards. These were all our public se`e,:iited for
imports are not very heavy to-day ; the business ath'e.
next week is not considerable at present.
LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(TIIIB p „a
rred :Or
DEAL, SEPT. 6.--Wind W. S. W., squally.—AlansP".4O
proceeded for the river, the Marquis of HuntlY;itr.ne Join(
from Quebec ; Lucinde, Portlick, from Memel. 11,„3.-001/
from the river and proceeded, the Charles Carter, Pr ci
Syria erwent, Harp ig
er, for Antua.
PORTSM D
OUTH, SEPT. 6.—Wind W. S. W yery
ea
•,
blows hard, with rain.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Wind S. W , stormy bseegs'sol°
rived, the Fame, Watson, from Riga.. Sailed the
Kemar, Samna, for Odessa. _eltr
es-
FALMOUTH, SEPT. s.—Wind S. S. W., fresh uresos- 00.4
rived the Hope, Packet, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed llt dye
Bahia 20th, Pernambuco 29th, Reindeer Packet, for the /role
Indies ; sailed for St. John's Ist ult., the Gertude, AtkA110;
Galipoly ; Lapwing Packet, for Halifax, Sailed 10.1010',
Arrived off port, the Rapido, Ellul, from Malta.
th°
William Fawcett, Steamer, for Santander.
ife„„nt'
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 6.—Wind S., very
Ada, Henningusy, from Sierra Leone. Sailed the Jen'obeet;
ley, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; for '''fissbeb,
Raphael, for Pernambuco ; Ann Paley, for Lisbon ; stOtil
for Copenhagen; Medora, Harrison, for Barbadoes ; see
Adolphus, for Jamaica ; Dunlop, Guffry, for ;
Wales; Lancashire Lass, for Alexandretta. OdessaCßEEK. Arrived the Gateshead Park, Grey, fora
314441
and Ann, Brabyn, from Kertch.
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Hope' 500
from Danizie ; and Transit (steamer), from Lisbon.
OFF TORBAY, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Mary ,
from Rio Grande.
•
NeW •
OFF SAI
CARDIFF, SEPT. 4.—Arrived HIM, Smith M'r-111,, NC
.COMBE.—Arrived Sully, Lines, from
NEWPORT, SEPT. 4.—Arrived Mary Pope:
BRISTOL, SEPT. 6.—Arrived Hope, Geraud, K°ll
SWANSEA, SEPT. s.—Arrived Maria Hardy, fricstnu'l
DUBLIN, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Duke of nornesberr'
(steamer), from London.
,h and.idoo;
WATERFORD, SEPT. 4.-Arrived the Josfr--
R,lve, from London ; Confidence, Angel, from
and Rapid, Miller, from London. pl. 13 j
The Granville, Mills, from Sligo to St. jeba's:refi
Island-- to
was totally wrecked, July 31, on the Sable
passengers saved. oa, to
The Hannah, from England to Miramio"
e
wrecked at Gaburus, July 26—crew saved. alt 3.1.
Countess The
ReiDntie, from s
Reindeer (packet) at. rribuoin,
dmat:: lart
almerit"o., Ist'
the
long. 54. lte 8 •
The Ada,
aon1:00,
• loev'
Brandon, from Liverpool to New Orleans, lat. I,
10, lat. 32.alOnfige2nOn.in;gIusaaYbellaar,dfvreodm aLteiLthiv:torPC° 40.
lat. 32. long. 19. 007— 30'
The Codrington arrived at Antigua, from -T129..00'
the Amory, from Bristol to Demer. July, B,le e tiote
/o, of
The
CHARACTER OF THE CLX:ROY*--
fi rnogm t pithye Rev. senten
Gloucester and Bristol will most probablY
of theyoke !foe,
Sydneyce osfmitthhe:_c,l,rarge
prom it not of
becoming their station and character to a iti:julgt-brerillBi ;col
the Church with an intensity of invective and et!. of %,ce!,
had seldom been equalled ; meanwhile a sense ber Pte.
affected every friend of the Church, at bawl st d :14,s go-
the scoffer ::5 partifiaces
of honour and dignity occupied by
One of our Prelates lately described the Clergil., high P The
man Catholics ; here is another who says thaantat
;esters'
of the Church are occupied by scoffers
Clergy, no doubt, describe each other correctly