The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-13 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, MAY 11.—Wind N-1.--,Carne down and sailed the_
Thornton, Merwood, and David Wailers, Phillips; Genoa ;
Reward, Anderson, St. Vincents ; Lively, Mitchell-, New Pro-
vidence ; and Forster, Morgan, from Virginia for London.
MAY 12.—Wind N.E.—Came down and sailed the Rsikes,
Gardner, from Jamaica ; Comet, Moore, New York ; Com-
merce, Horrie, Cape of Good Hope; Mediterranean, Ross,
South Seas ; Daphne, Chatfield, Madras • Marie, Reynoldson,
Vera Cruz ; Iris, Ritchie, Marseilles ; Cole, Le Loup, Rouen ;
Pulley, Wilkinson, Quebec Brittania, Libson, Montreal ;
Palladium, Pattison,
_ St. Vincents ; the whole have sailed ex-
cept the Daphne, which is waiting for her passengers. •
SEVEN •O'CLOCE.—The Prince Regent yacht-sailed yester-
day morning for Calais, and is just returned to the Downs and
brought up. -
num° u n, MAY 11.—Wind S.E.—Arrived off the. port-
the Glasgow, Phillips,: for St. Michaels ;- Blucher packet, for
the ,Mediterranean, will sail this afternoon should, the wind
continue at S.E. ; 10th, the Dolphin, Hawker, Cette ; Hazard,
De .Gronely, Gibraltar. Sailed the Stanmer packet, Sutton,
for Lisbon. The American and Mediterranean packets are de-
tained till further orders.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 10, and 11.—Variable and W. and.
E.S.E.—Arrived the Sally, Stevens, and Esther,- Johnson,
from St. Michaels ; James and Ellen, Jones, Gibraltar ; Golden
Grove and Veele, St. Thomas ; Massau, Corbyn, New Provi-
dence ; Fanny transport, Deptford • Geo. Harvey, from the
Downs to Honduras ; Thalia, Haigh, Bengal ; Industry
transport, Plymouth.
On Saturday the despatches.for Madras and Bengal, by the.
ship Prince Regent; were closed at the East India House, and
delivered to the Purser of that ship.

We understand " that the Grand Jury of the
County of Middlesex, now sitting at We3trnin-
ster, formed of some of the most respectable
Gentlemen of that City, have determined to re-
commend in their several Parishes, that the en.=
deavour to assist their distressed fellow-subjects
in Ireland should be taken into immediate con-
sideration, that all the aid and relief possible may
be afforded them, before their want and suffering
increase and spread too far."
ILCHESUP. C AO L.—On Friday night, after the
division on the Catholic question, and during the exclusion et
strangers, a debate took place on the subject of Ilchester (laoi,
on the following motion made by Ald. WOOD —" That an
humble address be presented to his Majesty, praying that he will
order to be forthwith laid before the House, the Magistrates'
Journal and Keeper's Occurrence Book, from 1808 to tlte
present time." The motion was opposed by Mr. Dickinson.;
on the ground of its being an interference with private pro-
perty, and supported by Mr. H. Bennet, Sir F. Burotett,
and Mr. Denman, who argued on the necessity of the pro-
duction of these books. Mr. Secretary Peel stated that he
had given orders for a prosecution against Bridle, the 1:.-te
keeper ; and that he had also directed eminent survey ors
to examine and report upon the present site and state of the
prison ; and he therefore hoped the Alderman would with-
draw his motion, as well as the general one for inquiry which
stood for Wednesday next. Mr. Dawson and Mr. E3tcourt
spoke to the same effect ; and Mr. Tynte vindicated the con-
duct of some of the Magistrates, against whom he thought so
general a charge ought not to be made, as he was convinced ttu.t
many were not implicated in the transactions complained ef.
At the last St. George's fair, at Northallerton,
daring the latter part of last week, real good horses fetched
very high prices, especially greys. The dealers were numerous
from all parts of the kingdom. The number of horses show:i
was not great, but during each day they were readily sold at
better prices than at the Candlemas fair. The show of horned
rattle was very great, and they were sold at low • There
was 5: great number of sheep and lambs for sale, and tough
there we, e many buyers, and large sales made, yet it was La!,•
culated th'lt the wool upon them will average one-third of the.
price.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 13.

Orr Wheat trade was very brisk, and on the, advance in
the early part of the morning, but the prices were riot main-
tain-Al towards the close of the market, and they- left off as
on Monday with a heavy dull sale ; Barley as on Monday, and
not much in request; Peas and Beans remain stationary as
last day. The Oat trade rather brisk, and fully supported last
week's prices for good samples. Flour as last week ; the sup-
ply of Oats not at all large.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
Wheat, 452. 7d. ; Barley, 17s. 7d. ; Cats, 16s. 5.1. ; Rye,
19s. sd. ; Beans, 21s. 4d.; Peas, 225. Bd.
The Average Price of rown or MusCovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the Bth day c f
May, 1822, is 345. Bd. per cwt.