The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-26 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING•

A,rival. —The Australia, B,rrester, from Manilla, in the
Downs, saileir May 7. Anger, June, St. Helena, Aug. 21.
Arrivals at Hobart Town.—The Abercrombie, Butcher,
June 16, from the Mauritius; Sir John Frankland, Dawson,
and Brazil Packet, Burchell, from New Zealand; Drum'
more, Mylne, June 26, from Calcutta ; Eudora, Addisout
from Calcutta.
Departure from Hobart Town.—The Isabella, Samps°l4
June 23, for Port Philip.
Arrival at Launceston ( Van Diemen's Land).--The 80,
lina, Waddell, in June, from London.
Arrivals at Sydney (N! w South Wales The Williattl,
Thom, July 2, from Launceston; Nereus (4 Sydney), June
6, from the Sperm Fi7herv.
Departure from Sydney.—The Jess, Clayton, May 27, for
Ne., Zealand. The Kinnear, Mallard, would sail f; cm 51
ney about the 30th of July, for London.
SHIPS SPOKEN WITII.-ThC elvdeSdale, al vies, from LiVefr
poOl to 13,,mbay, Sept. 7, lat. 7, N., long. 16. W. ; the Marl;
Gilmore, from Liverpool to the Mauritius. Sept. 8, with IT
of topmasts; the John, Whelan', from Llanelly to Mee"ti'
July 16, lat. 34, E. The following were spoken by the Ads'
ttalian (whaler), Rhodes, arrived at Svdney:—Nov. 28, the,
Nantucket, of Nantucket, five months out, 60 barrels; ae,-.l°-
day, the Ann, of London, Ball, 650 barrels. reported the uf;
lumhus, eighteen months out, 350 barrels ; Dec. 28, te
Parker, Austin, thirty months out, 1,650 barrels: same deY:
the Rambler, of Nantucket, seven months out, 1,750 barrel;
also the Hope, of London, 600 barrels, forty months out; •
3. the Warren, of Warren. seven months out, five right whal:;sof;
Feb. 10, the American ship Montana, six months out. i•
barrels of black oil ; March 20, the Governor Halkett,..:,
Sydney, eight months out, 500 barrels. April 15, the 0711:0
bay, Evans, nine weeks from Sydney, clean ; same day' 500
American ship Umas, Clarkson, thirty-two months out, I, , s
barrels; A.:rd 29, the Jane, Barber, out ten months satehalt, from Sydney, 480 barrels; May 9, the Clarkstonet °
month, 110 barrels.

THE MARKETS.

RKETS DURING THE WE:

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE Wr.,..K.;;.,
IIN heat. Barley. I oat,. is ,t,.. I"s%
/e.
Per Quarter. Is.to s. s. s. s. to s. s. to A IL ...,
Blandford —...... 59 74 28 30 23 21 42 48 .„---up B`l
arigg .rG 74 24 23 24 3! ,42 4+ .',. ..,
Cambridge--.......... . 75 31 25 1 4o 4l
Chard ~—....—........... ,56 74 5.6 32 18 22 32 40 no ,
Huntingd0n.,,..,,,.,, 56 70 34 38 24 29 38 42 ....•
Long 5utt0n..,—....158 78 16 20 SO 34 -- ..•••
Louth ... as 68 26 32 20 24 35 42
~.; 84
ynn . i 56 67 22 31 16 20 :SO 32 ja 51
Newark ....................... 62 72 24 31 19 28 131 43 -• ...•
Nottingham --...... 64 79 28 31 19 28 35 42 -- ....
Peterborough —...... 159 72 35 42 22 29 ,38 49 '''- ••••
Plymouth --......—.. 158 70 30 34 20 23 t - •••'
Pontefract.......—... 1 67 43 27 1 43
Sleaforil ........... ~.... 165 70 36 38 22 28 41 43 -- ••••
Uppingham ....... 63 74 24 30 18 28 ,32 44 -"' .0.
Wisbech ........................ 1I 63 72 20 30 32 ""...
DEVIZES CORN MARKET.—Oct. 25 s. S.
Per Sack. s 4. s. d. Per Quarter. s. d. 66 0
First Wheat 3'4 .. to 44 0 Barley 2g oto .. 0
Second 34 0 36 0 Oats 22 0 t7i 0
Third
1362 Sacks of Wheat sold] 35 0 Flour (per bag) 0 ,.. °
at the average of Bread (per ga11.)... 1 6
Wheat, Norfolk anEd
LEEDS
fIbCORN MARKET.— Oct. 23
623. to , s'io
1 Stilk, 601 b.
.--- York. and Lincoln. 601 b. 543. to 68'' I,'
Barley, Norfolk and Suilblk
0
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
os. ...
Grinding
Beans 63lb.
28,
Oats, Potatoe 279. to tone-
-Mealing, For. Ild. toll 4d Eng. 121. to 131. Per!,(o.
Shelling 3ls. to 324. Pe. jot.
Rapeseed, English, 311. to 351 . _
Foreign, 341 to 261. Per

eras..
It is with much pleasure we state that our vell•,arlf
and highly-esteemed Lord-Lieutenant, Earl Somers, in n. ses
recovered from the severe attack of illness he recently elr
rienced. —Hereford Journal. hall
The equinoctials are come at last ; hasithe
thirty hours of heavy rain. Better late than never; it ars
first regular rain since May. The wells and water tu"sirso
well filled, and the washerwomen are in a good humour. a no.
fire in New Jersey will be put out, but the buckwheat an r
tatoes are destroyed.—American Paper. Afjciir
An inquest was held on Wednesday,at the we-
sex Hospital, on the body of Thomas Row a musical his
ment maker, who cut his throat with an old knife use of
trade. The deceased had been 16 years in the ernr)ol
Messrs. Tomkisson, the pianoforte manufacturers, bunt riod
been discharged about three months ago, since which 'ls
he had been very low spirited. He had plenty of °.
his own account. Verdict—Temporary Insanity.
On Tuesday morning, between six and seven,
b-iuring named Philip Bickliff, was proceeding across °Pirie
Islington. fields, near the Liverpool-road, when he disellethee
a small rush hand-basket bound round with a piece of %lola
line. On opening it he found the body of a new-born l',00;
child, wrapped in a very old and dirty piece of printed e°' art
the knees of the infant had been bent up over the lower Po
sa
of the abdomen with brutal. violence, to compress itb trea..
small a space as possible. No professional aid had eer; are
dered at the time of birth, and all appearances of the Wei
indicative of the child having been born alve.
Fairs are growing out of fashion.i The long:esta'
blisbed one held on Devizes-green from time immelo,rlnils
the 20th of October, was the smallest ever reeelleeteang a
season. About
on
much
hutth
e2O game, oo o
termssh eep a weresat wpeeynhni
Aantdonc:ps ,;_rlead
and the
iFueprrriisce.of
the sale was remarkably dull, but rallied about noo
The
finestni.
remaining lots were swept away without any maternal &CIO
gfo
rpde,n
aonfdlafmettc)sheedxli2i9bist.edeabeehl.os
stock a • very indifferent show and flat sale. Of horses sear".
cely a good hack, or anything else of value. Some jumpr'
just imported from the Emerald Isle amused the publi%6:
some hurdles expressly pitched for the exhibition, and didt.b„!
price bid 1001,
work cleverly. Thirty guineas was the highest Of hornea
any of them. In the pleasure fair never was seen so ineefrro.,
ged t
display. No menagerie, no fire-eaters, nor equestrian K,: for
mance. The lamps burnt blue and dimly again last nig,Dtrker
a brief space, then became extinct, and left the Green .100
green than ever. The rapid improvements in comm
with the
throughout the country, and facilities of intercourse viLlt.pd of
metropolis, will obviously very soon put an end to this 1•140,
barter, to the great discomfiture of thieves, pickpocs.
gipsies, &c. COS:
DETERMINED SUICIDE BY A POLICE dyof
irrAnus,—About seven o'clock yesterday morning the:"P en-
Police Constable Collison, C 96, was found in the then A
tine river. Deceased had not been in the force more .oroas,
few months, and had resumed his duty, after a short I constable
on Monday. He was last seen alive by a brother eollsduty,
at eight o'clock on Wednesday night, and was then day-dateon
but was not present at the usual inspection of the th
constables at nine. He was found in full uniformsni
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exception of his stock, which was on the bank. fc:.sogell
footmarks there can be little doubt that he had at first 'lot&
a spot too shallow to effect his purpose, and had then °et too
another. He had been in a desponding' state for the I"
or three days

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GREAT ADVANTAGE TO LARGE CONSUIIIOS
TEA. 014
title° o
TEAS at WHOLESALE PRICES, in clan ~es" f
-
less than one pound, in tin cases of 61bs. net, or stna -
121bs. and upwards. this edgers
To afford every facility to large consumers, to whom coffee"
tisement is addressed, not less than one pound of Tex o,r it oft"
made at this establishment, as the small profits will not at°
P
ir usual division of quantities made by retail houses. gTO
G. T. MANSELL and CO., WHOLESAI•
DEALERS, 2, Bucklersbury, Cheapside. hill '
Corp-fc!
T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Ste 47' PuwiT
London ( Seven Doors from Graccch urch-stret ),
that he offers SILVER WATCHES, on the celebrated r-h
a Otto,.
LEVER CONSTRUCTION (the most accurate on wit'ciatestle,
can be made), for SIX GUINEAS EACH, with tlie,, be..„
informs .othAe Orieb
prorements, i. e. the detached escapement, jewelled incrp3"sintsP
capped, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamelled dial, elt a
A, pa-b's
ing power to continue going while winding up.
N.B.—lf in Hunting Cases, 10s. 6d. extra.----°°
Watches purchased in exchange.
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BIRTHS. Yine°4
On the 22d inst., at Broadstairs, Mrs. George
AO'
Dartmouth-street, estminster, of a son. f Sr
On the 23d inst., W
in Berkeley-square, the Hon. IsAr'' Qoo,
of a son. Vir•
On the 23d inst., at Woolwich, the lady of the Re/* r(
A Alicire
terman, of a son. of
On the 23d inst., at Streatham-common, the le,Y
i. wer
Hamilton, Esq., of a son. o
On the 23d inst., the lady of Henry Dalzell,Esq'' ill'
of
mouth-steet, Portland-place. of a so.
On ther 24th inst., at Feltham-hill,n Middlesex, the laid! 00'
liam Sheffield, Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service' °
M4RRIi,I).
On the 23d inst., at Beckenham Church, Kent, 11°,,biertee°' 1:1;41.:,
est son of Jacob George Wrench, Esq., of Grove-ht ford, "
well, Surrey, to Maria, eldest daughter of Edward Levr
eOll
of Eden Park. Beckenham. William elOt
On the 23d i .st., at Dillhorn Staffordshire,
Trinder, of' John-street, Bedford:row, solicitor,,,to So c,,ei,
daughter of the late George Hubbard, 'Esq. of t'headie. ilL—gly:
At Ealing Church, on the 23d inst. J. B'ondfield = ire:f, Ee-
of Stoke. Somersetshire, to Eleanor inst.,
WYllie:' e,,.. 400'
ter of William Wyllie, Esq., of Castlebar Park, Eell°' /1/idurisfr
On the 23d inst.. at St. Leonard's Church. Hot Lower =,:soi...
Capel Berrow, eldest son of John Berger. Esq.' e.cf ~'' of
ton, to Cordelia, fourth daughter of Henry Dobbs, '-'s'' ett
1311
wood, Middlesex. Job verrot
On the 23d inst., at Saltford, near Bath, the /ITer °f A
Doveten, M.A., to Harriet Mary, youngest daughter
on' °f
Fenton, jun., Esq., of Saltford and Doctors'-comol"sr", I'lo ger.
On the 23d inst., at Send, the Rev. William He of the .-
Pirbright, Surrey, to Charlotte, fourth daughte,r 1,,,i. .r.rtin,
George Walton Onslow, of Dunsborough House, R'P 31r. nor.
On the 24th inst., at 'St. Pancras Church, Lone.oti,,, igte
of King-street, Reading, to Louisa, daughter of L'7._________,
Mattingly, of Wantage,--Berks.

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nn tthhee242t2hd oi fn
st. August, 1., Ca'
Esq., late of DorkinPge, in Itiasphtp,e/arEaßeDdel.4g4r:vaet.pcilaicaer7.nt rti,:tike,
rolina, Mr.
Old-street. Henry
of Ipthne :hk
dem 44r Skilltugtoo,
aschueryr,yto_rmgeedrlys4.of the parish of .
aged 54:
Edward Knowles, Esq., chief clerk in the Transport Department
2ir3aditiyn.st., in Aele;aa.nder-square, Bromptoo, ---artioo.
Gli",
.4. Arthur
On the 21st inst ,in Howe-street, Edinburgh, Do. Anstei,
phant Anstey, aged. 19, third son of the Hon. Thomas i"'ea,,siatiire
Anstey Barton, Van Diemen's Land, Member of the ' °
ouncil of that island. majesty's
C On the 24th inst., George Downs, Esq., one of her
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