The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-13 00:00:00

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News from Rome to the sth state that much dis-
coi.tent was felt at the reduction of the value of the
paper money in circulation by 35 per cent.
The Connnission of Government named by the
POPE had published the following manifesto :

" The Government Commission of State, in the name
of his Holiness Pope Pius IX., happily reigning, to all
his subjects of his temporal dominions:—
" Divine Providence has delivered the people of the
whole Pontifical State, and especially that of the city of
Rome, seat and centre of our most holy religion, from
the tempestuous whirlwind of the binciest and most
wicked passions, by the invincible and gloriete; arm of
the Cathode forces. Tnerefore, the Holy Fattier, faith-
ful to his promise announced by bis venerated Motu-
proprio, given at Gaeta, on the 17th of last month, sends
us now among you with full povvers, in order to repair
by the best means, and as soon as possible, the serious
evils produced by anarchy and the despotism of a few
men. Our first care shall be that religion and mo-
rality be, respected by all as the basis and foundation of
every social bond ; that justice have its full
and regular course for every one indistinctly, and
that the administration of public matters may receive
the organization' and improvement which is so neces-
sary after the unworthy misrule exercised by dema-
gogues without sense or name. To obtain these very
important results, we shall seek the advice of persons
distinguished for their intelligence and zeal, and fur the
general confidence they enjoy, which contributes
so much to the success of affairs. The regular order of
matters requires that there shall be called to the direc-
tion of each Ministry men of integrity sad experience in
the branch to which they are 'to devote their attention
with the greatest alacrity; therefore we shall name
without delay those who shall direct • the affairs of the
Interior and Police, those of Justice, Finance, and
Arms, as well as Public Works and Commerce; while
Foreign Affairs shall remain in the hands of the Most
Eminent Cardinal Pro-Secretary of State, who, during
his absence, shall have a substitute at Rome for ordinary
matters. Thus ,may, as we hope, confidence be re-
stored among every class and order of persons, while
the Holy Father in his really benificent mind is
considering the means of granting such improve-
ments and institutions as are compatible with
his most elevated dignity and power of Supreme Pontiff,
with the nature of this state, the preservation of which
interests the whole Catholic world, and with the real
wants of his beloved subjects.
"Rome, from-our residence of the Quirinal Palace,
August 1.

" G. CARDINAL DELLA GENGA SERMATTEI,
" L. CARDINAL VANNICELLI CASONI,
"L. CARDINAL ALTIERI."

General OUDINOT, who left the Eternal City on
the 3d inst., reached Gaeta on the 4th, and was im-
mediately received by his Holiness.

The Pontifical Commission has appointed four
councillors to aid it in its labours—namely, M. LAN-
DOLFO MARTEL, auditor of the Rola, Alonsignore
BARTOLI, Prince BARRERINI, and the Advocate
VAN UTELLI. The first acts of the commission were
to annul all the laws made since the 16th of Novem-
ber, to reconstitute the tribunals, and to reinstate the
functionaries who had been dismissed.

NAPLES.
The last accounts from the city of Naples announces
the fact of the accouchement of the QUEEN of a son.

LLOYD'S SHIPPIiNG-( THIS DAY.

LONDON, AUG. 13.—Wind this day at noon W.S.W.
to S.S.W., fresh breeze and cloudy, with rain at times.
DEAL AUG. 11.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W ; 12th,
W.S.W. to S.S.W.—Arrd. 10th, Prince Hendrik,
Smit, Batavia; Elizabeth, Buenos Ayres; Cale-
donia, Barry, Brazils; Euphrates, Rooc, Matanzas ;
Nereid, Scott, Bombay for Hull;, Samuel, Mason, Ha-
vannah ; Swan, White, Trinidad de Cuba, for the Baltic;
Nova Scotian, Corning, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Token, Norse, ditto; General Jones, Harding, Boston.
12th, JOhn Calvin, Davidson, Sydney, N.S.W.; Agin-
court, Scott, Batavia; Commodore, Broadfoot, Calcutta;
Assam, M'Alpitie ditto; James Lumsden'
ditto ; Eliza Sharp, Darling, Ceylon; Devonshire,
Browne. Mauritius; Bessy Robertson, Christie, ditto;
Hind, Fowler, Africa; Lucy, Cherry, Antigua; Mary,
St. Croix for Copenhagen; Mugnet, Havannah fur Cron-
stadt ; Clyde:ithi n. 1,., T... ' ';ir:
shack, Say.,rs, St. Vincent, Amity Hall, lixd, Jamaica,
Dabimore for Rotterdam; London, Hebard, New
York, St. John's, N.B.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 11.-61 d. Sarah, Sydney, N.S.W.;
Heath, Buenos Ayres; Rhondda, ditto; Magician, La
Guayra; Elizabeth, Nw Orleans; A. G., New York;
Liberty, ditto; Canada steamer, ditto; buff ilk, Boitun;
Paragon, Quelsec; Lord Stanley, ditto; Wave, ditto,
Ocean Queen, ditto. 12th, Topic, San Francisco; Marion,
Rio Janeiro; Hindustan, New York; Maoconomo, ditto.
Arrd. 10th, Britannia, Porto Rico. 1 1 th, Tigris,
Parickson, Calcutta; Bonita, Miley, Pernambuco. Sld.
30th June, Larne, Nicholls, New York; Merchant, Qae •
bec; 13th, Frances, M'Nulty, Calcutta; Doriseana,
Connell, Calcutta; London, 1% ightman, Calcutta; Lan-
caster, Cullin, Calcutta ; Rafael, Brown, Singapore;
Ann Mary, omkins, Ictiabee; Packet, Antigua; Mer-
sey, Boyd, Jamaica; Isaac Wright, Marshall, New York.
OFF PORTLAND, AUG. 2.—Marwood, Quebec.
OFF THE START, AUG. B.—Holden Spring, New York.
WARREN POINT, AUG. 10.—The Gipsey, from Chep-
stow to Greenock, ran on shore in Duudrum Bay, in a
dense fog 3 esterdity morning, but was got off this morn-
ing without damage, after being lightened, and brought
into Newcastle.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11.—Arid. York Town, Bradisb,
London, and sld. for New York; 12th, Marlborough,
Metheven, London ; Alfred, Wiltshire, London; Ludur,
Say, London, and sld. 3d for Calcutta.
AIIZEN IIEAD.—Off port, Transit, Quebec.
DEAL, AUG. 12.—Arrd. Achilles, Morris, Quebec.
Arrd. from the River, 11th, Johnstone, Harrison, Syd-
ney, New South Wales ; Laurel, Knaston, Quebec;
Sprey, Steele, Newfoundland; 12th, Windermere,
Hobart Town; David Vaughan, St. John's, New Bruns-
wick; Wallace, Norton, Quebec ; George Robinson,
Boyes, St. John's, Newfoundland. Arrd. from the
River and .41, 11th, Collingwood, Calcutta. Sid. Tudor,
Calcutta. Arid, from the River and sly., 11th, Alfred,
Bengal.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 11.—Wind S.S.W; 12tb, S.W.—
Arrd. Domingo, Hansen, Whydale; Don, Leek, Pata-
gonia; Gem, Hargrave, Rio Janeiro; Andes, Hocquet,
ditto; Barnard, Semons, Bahia; Steadfast, Ball, Per-
nambuco; Mary Tailor, Callender, ditto; Laverinte,
Savannah; Houghton Le Skerne, Buxton, Cien-
fuegos; Chapman, M'Millan, Sierra Leone, for Ply-
mouth; braces, Asquita, Havann'h; Robert Morri-
son, Frost, Matat:zas ; Pauline, Jacob, Cien-
fuegos. 12th, Argantyr, Sundstrom, Rio Janeiro.
11th, the Venus, White, from London to Genoa and
Leghorn, put in here yesterday with loss of fore and
maintop masts, yards, gear, &c., having experienced a
squall on the 7th Instant, in lat. 50 N., long. 10 W.
DovER, AUG. 12.—The Bonnaf'acie, bound to Ham-
burgh, grounded in the harbour yesterday, but got off
and proceeded to day.
PETERHEAD, AUG. 10.—The Friends sloop, of Dun-
dee, coal laden, IA as stranded on Rattray Head, during a
fog yesterday evening, abandoned by the crew, who
have not since been heard of, and will become a wreck;
materials saved.

COWES, AUG. I2.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. 11th, Mary
Elleu, Kinsman, Ilavannah; Orn, Astrom, Mataiizaa,
and sailed for Hambui ; Pilgrim, Drinkwater, Trini-
dad de Cuba; 12th, Elvira, Andicochia, Trinidad de
Cuba; Koningin Carling Amalie, Neilsen, Singapore;
Catharine, Petersen, Porto Rico.
YA.II3I,IUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, AUG. 12.---Wind S.W.
—Sid. 11th, Purt Glasgow, Quebec.
IN THE CHANNEL, AUG. 11.—Arrd. James Turcan,
Sydney, New South Wales.

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LOWESTOFFE, AUG. 12.—The John (brig), of and
from Shields to London, in turning through the roads
this morning, got upon the Newcome Sand, where she
remained several hours, but was assisted off at high
water, arid brought into the basin making water.

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY.)
CORN-EXCHANGE.—MONDAY.
Notwithstanding the prevailing showery weather, our
accounts from the forward districts state that consider-
able progress had been made in the cutting of Wheat
and Barley in the past week. In the north, the crops
are progressing favourably. The navigation of the
Baltic, Elbe, and Wiser, being now open, large arrivals
of grain may be expected from those quarters by the
close of the present month. From the leading country
markets, held on Saturday, we learn that the Corn
trade" ruled heavy, at further depressed rates. Up to
our market, last week, the receipts of all grain of home
produce was very small. The Foreign imports amounted
(0 7,749 quarters of Wheat, 4.799 ditto of Barley,
19,569 ditto of Oats, 250 ditto of Rye, 133 ditto of Beans,
390 ditto of Peas, 7,950 ditto of Linseed, 12 ditto of
Mustard S, ed, 500 ditto or Indian Corn, 74 ditto o:
suuory seeds; 1,059 sacks and 6 barrels of Flour.
Fresh up for this morning's market, there were received
about 100 quarters of flaw English Wheat, about a
moiety being from Essex, the remainder from Kent.
The parcels, mostly Telavera, were not in first rate
condition, from their having been prematurely cut, yet
they were disposed of at from 50s to 51s per quarter.
The weight of the samples varied from 51 to 51i lbs per
bushel. With old Wheat, of home produce, we were
very scantily eupplif d; yet the quantity on offer was fully
adequate to the demand. Owing to the flying showers,
the factors were somewhat firmer than on this day
se'nnight, and a fair clearance of the stands was
effected at last week's decline in the quota-
dons, The market, however, closed somewhat heavily.
The quantity Of foreign Wheat on (der was not large,

the supply received here since Saturday having been
small. Selected samples of both red and white moved
off btklAily at full raes of currency. The middling and
interior kinds met a very inactive demand at barely sta-
tionary prices. Cargoes afloat were much neglected.
‘Nre had a sualple or two of new English Barley on the
maiket, but the quality was not good. With foreign
Barley we were but moderately supplied. Most kinds
Sold slowly, at about I3st Monday's quotations. Although
the supply of Malt was by no means large, the de-
mand for that article was somewhat heavy. In
prices, however, we have no change to notice.
the supply of home-grown Oats was trifling, that of
foreign moderately good. A fair average amount of
business was passing in most kinds, at fully previous
rates. In Beans scarcely any business was transacted,
at about stationary prices. New Peas were 2s per
quarter lower than on Monday last. In old qualities
next to nothing doing. Indian Corn and Meal very
dull. The Flour trade was dull, but we have no further
decline to notice in value.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier...... 595 ti 60
Red. ..... •• . 37s to 46s Oats— Yorkshire and
Ditto,White, New 4us 51s Lincolusk., Fe‘cl. 143 19e
Norfolk and Lin- Potato
coin, Red.— • • 36s 44s Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White.... • • 3gs 47s 81ack....... 13s 18s
Irish, Red.... •• •• 34s 39s Cork, White..... 14s 135
Ditto,White.... • • ags 45s Scotch, Feed.-- 18s :415
Ityti—Old ••. • • • ...... 23s 255 Beans—Tick ......... 28s 325
New. •• • • •....... 22s 25s Pige0n5.......... 350 395
tarley—Grinding . 23s 25s Peas—Grey .......... 30s ns
Malting . ........ 27s 28s Maple. ••• ••• • • 32s 348
Chevalier •• • 290 308 White. ... ••• .. 25s 28s
salt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••• • • 278 329

f01k............ 5Gs 58s Flour—Town-made... 38s 428
Brown . .. • . 48s 503 Suffolk .•• • • • 33s 34s
Kingston and Ware bis 583 Stocktn & Norfolk 335 348
SEED 161.11321 LET.

Canary Seed was in very moatirate request, at droop-
ing prices. New Rapeseed sold slowly, at last week's
cp..o,tations. In other Seeds very little was doing.
Cakes exceedingly dull. New Tares were offering at 6s
to 6s 6,1 per bushel.
Turnip,White, per bush. Its to 12

Red alad tireen.. • • I Is 12:41
Mustard, . 5s 10,

Carraway ............ 293 305
'Coriander 16t 255
ilernpseed, per quarter 32s 343
„Linseed, Eng. -owing.. 54s 603
Cru,hing ........ 42s 485
Baltic •....... 3,,,s 463
Odessa •••• • . • ... 403 463
Ling eed Cake, pr.l,ooo—
• • .81 105 101 05
Foreign, per ton 6/ Os 71 Os
Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 103 41 1:1
Rapeseed, per last 311 Os 361 OS

White •• •• •• •• 5s 10.,
Tares, New .........• Cs Cs (id

Old .• ...... •• 4s 6s
Canary, per quarter . • 105 s 145 s
Rye grass.. • •• • 20s 24s

Clover, Red En_,. (cwt.) 35s 63,

White .......... 34s 48s
Foreign Bed...—. 30s 40:
White.... 213 42s
Trefoil ...... 14s 2'isi
SIVIETZIPEZI.D.
The total importation of foreign stock into London
last week amounted to 5,248 head. During the same
period in 1847 the arrivals consisted of 7,564; and at
the same time in 1848, 4,400 head. Hence it will be
perceived that the above addition to our supplies has
been a fair sveriige One.