The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-15 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SMITING, &c.

LY MIN T ON, MARCH 14.—Last•etenititasiiis MAjeity's
ship Salisbury was going out at the Needless he struck on the
Sand Point, where she remained till half-past nine, when she
was got off without damage, after starting. part, opicr water and
llpt a kedge anchor, and she now remains in. Yarmouth Roads.
ILutwicir, MARCH 14.—The Ann,. 111‘Kenzie, from Gali-
poli for Hull, has been brought in dismasted, having only four
of her crew on board; the Master and the remainder left her,
and landed near Cromer a few days since. The vessel and crew
that towed the Ann are under quarantine. Arrived the Lord
Nelson, Prince of Orange, and Lord Duncan packets, with
mails from Holland.

NORTH SHIELDS, MAncx 13.--Arrived the Request,
Davidson, from London, with the crew of the. Four Friends,
Tuart, from Shields for London, which vessel foundered near
the Dogar Bank. The Mary and Isabella, of South Shields,
got aground upon the Point near the Low Light in going out ;
She is discharging.
' PLYMOUTH MARCH 13.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Stella,
Simpson, from London for Liverpool, with bowsprit sprung.—
Sailed the Kitty, Tom Cod, and Harriet, for St. :Michaels; St.
Mary, Dorothy Foster, and Cecrops, for Jamaica; Marquess
Wellesley, for Grenada ; Brissett, for Dominica ; . Laurel; for
Valparaiso, 'Sec.; Zodiac, for St. Helena ; Castle lltintly and
Buckinghamshire, for China ; Apollo, for Bengal, and some
others boun'd westward. Remain the Somersetshire, for
Jamaica ; Ganges, for Lisbon ; Telus, for Pernambttco ;
Onderwemung, for Middleburg"; and Hope, for Gibraltar.—
The Apollo, in going out, nearly met with a very serious ac-
cident :,,she missed stays off Penley Point, and there not being
sufficient room to wear, they were obliged to haul up all sails
and let go the anchor, which brought her up; having nearly,
been broadside on the Gray Stone. A King's Pilot 'va on
board at the time.

Mancif 13.—Wind S.S.W.--Sailed the ray
Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; Prince Erneit, for the. Islands ;
Princess Elizabeth, for America ; Walsingliarn, for the Brazils ;
and Francis Freeling, for the Mediterranean:—all with mails ;
and Vittoria, Tate, for Trinidad.
PORTSMOU TH' MARCH 14.—A rrived the Pigmy schooner,
from Plymouth. Sailed the Vigilant, Davidson, for Grimsby.
DEAL, MARCH 14.—Wind variable.—Sailed the whole of
the outward bound, except the Coventry for St. Vincerits.
Came down from the River and remain, the William Money,
Jackson, for Madras and Calcutta ; Shannon,. Dalrymple, for
Dominica; Sarah:Christiana' Fisher, for Grenada; .A ntelia
Wilson, Underwood, for the South Seas ; Nelson, Brown. foc
the Cape; Neptune, for Bahia; Nepos, Trader,' for Mont-
serrat; Esperance. de Wuste; for Bilboa ; -and'Fannv, 111‘Cor-
mack, for Grenada ; the Woodbridge, fbr the Isle of Franrc,
is at anchor in the Gull Stream. Arrived and remains, the.
Peace, Bruce, from Newcastle for Honduras. '

On NiTednesday,' a Court of Directors was held at• the East
India House, when the ship Layton, of 493 ton's, was taken
up for one voyage to Bencoolen, in the Cornpany's,serviee,

On Wednesday, Mr. M t'rE, the King's Mes-
senger, arrived at the Foreign Office in Downing_
street, with dispatches from St, Petersburgh,
which place he left on the 2311 of February. We
understand the Messenger NI ould have arlivel
two days sooner; but was detained at Calais by
the tempestuous weather.

A deputation of Russian merchants interested
in the Tallow Trade, attended yesterday for the
purpose of ascertaining from Government.wh,-
ther it was in contemplation to impose an addi-
tional duty. upon that necessary commodity.—
The reply was, we understand, that instead of
creating new duties, it was the' intention of Mi-
nisters to afford every facility to. commerce, by
reducing, as far as possible, the duties existinsc.
at present. • The subject has created much inte-
rest in the City for some days past.
The Constitutionnel of Monday contains the
following paragraph :—‘4 On Sunday, at ten, mi-
nutes past four o'clock, M. FLEuniAts, Commis-
saire of Police, attached to the Prefecture of
Police, presented himself at the Office of the
Constitutionnel, and seized- twenty-one numbers -
of the Journal pf that day. The motive of the
seizure was the publication of a letter entitled—
' Reply of the Students of the Law School .to
the Quotidienne of the, 7th lust.'"

Canada Papers to the 9th ult. mention, under
date of Montreal, that the Attorney General of
Upper Canada had been appointed Chief Com-
missioner, with a salary of WOO/. to proceed to
this country with the Address from the Colonial
Legislature to be presented to the K ING, respect-.
ing the disputes which have arisen between the
Upper and Lower Provinces of Canada, relating to
matters of finance. It appea'rs that a strong sensa-
tion had been made throughout the Canadas, by
the receipt of news from England, of its being
the intention of the Government to consolidate
under one government both Provinces. This
step is said to be brought under consideration,
owing to the long pending.disputes which have
so frequently been made a matter of much
trouble and perplexity. It was also said that
the officers of the Colonial Government were in
future to be rendered perfectly independent of
the Legislature, excepting as far as regards im-
peachment. Their salaries were to be paid out
of.a part of their duties on imports and exports,
and a new arrangement was therefore to be made,
to answer such purpose.
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BETTING-ROOM,MARcn

14.—STATE or THE ODDS.
112 Y.
113 to 1 agst Midsummer
15 to 1 agst Mystic
I 17 to 1 agst Stamford
I 17 to 1 agst Bro. to Antonio.

D E 11

13 to 2 apt c. out of Sycorax
7 to 1 agst Duke of York's
Whalebone c.
7 to 1 agst 11Iuley
13 to 1 agst Landscape

21 to 1 agst Cat
6 to 1 agst Pastille

OAKS.

13 to 2 agst Rosalind

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.•
9 to 1 agst Swapp 110 to 1 agst Ajax
ILIDDLESWORTif.
C to 4 agst Midsummer. '

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 15.
Our supply this morning not large, but fully equal to the
demand, which was very slack for the best samples, and kill
more so for the inferior sorts,; but we experienced no alteration
since Monday in price; Barley in about the same state, only
buyers for the very best malting parcels ; in Oats, Yeas,l and.
Beans, but little alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 15.
The supply of all descriptions of Cattle at market this morn-
ing was much the same as on former FrKlays, and the various
paces of meat did not differ from those obtainetron last: Mon-
day.—The price of Hay remains the same.
Beef ............ 2s 8d to 3s 10d Veal
I
Mutton 2s 8d to 3s 10d Pork 2s 3d to 3s 10d

BIRTHS.
On Wednesday, in Portman-square, Mrs. Fuller Nlaithnil,
of a daughter.
On the 12th inst. the Lady of S. Sanders, Esq. of Fornhill,
Isle of Wight, of a son.