The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-23 00:00:00

HAY MARKETS.

The supplies were moderate, and the demand go ;d ; prices,
were altered, rather easier.
Hay, 755. and 80s. to 117 s. 6d.;
Clover, 90s. to 130 s. ; Straw,
345. to 425. and_
load.
TALLOW MARKET.
P. Y. C. to-day was bas. 9d. on the spot and to arrive.
There was very little doing.
INDIGO SALE—(THIS DAY.)
The buyers continue numerous, and the quantity sold if
very con iderable. Previous prices continue to be the quota-
tions, and the sale is expected to finish to-morrow.
TEA SALE—(THIS DAY.)
The sale continues to show spirit. The proportion sold of
that which is put up is corssiderable, and former prices rule.
COLONIAL MARKETS.

'lbis department of business continues very quiet. The
public sales are small, and the operations by private contract
insignificant. Prices under such circumstances continue'rnucb
as they were. Sugar, B. P. sells but moderately at prices
varying from 48s. to 51s. for brown, 525. to 58s. for middling,
and 645. f.r fine. Refined Sugar_Fine crushed is nominal,
at 345. 6d. ; Manilla Sugar, 3 256 bags at public sale went
at prices btAween 18s. to 235., according to 'quality—•
which are the previous quotations. Molasses—fifty-two
barrels went at prices between 255. and 285.; 618
boxes Havannah Sugar sold at much their previous prices.
White is quoted at 335. to 425. ; and yellow at 235. to 305.
There were no sales of Coffk ee to. day worth notice. Salt-
petre, 1,201 bags went at prices varying from 21s. to 04,-
A public sale of 130 hhds. Barbadoes went at much their
previous value of 52a. to 68s. In fact the whole of the Mar-
ket to-day has undergone no variation of importance. The
sales for to-morrow are 3,000 bagstSaltpetre. Coffee, 180
casks; British Plantation, 200 bags; and 1,000 bags Brazil
Sugar; 120 hhds. Barbadoes. 188 barrels Cocoa-nut Oil;
several parcels of Cochineal ; and some Prunes and French
Plums. The imports are rather heavy.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, OCT. 23.—Wind S. S. W., light airs.—Sailed this
morning the Juliana, Ledge, for Sydney; Royal George•
Richards, for Sydney; Jeannette Phillipine, for Batavia ; sod
several others outward bound. Remain the Westbrook, for
Mauritius ; Cheviot, for Hobart Town ; Apolline, for Hoba
Town; Undaunted, for Jamaica; and several others out-
ward bound.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 22.—Wind S. S. E. to S., fine.--Ar-
rived the Pitcenix, Hiorth, from. Christiania. Sailed her Ma'
jesty's ship Edinburgh, for the West Indies; Juliet, Parker,
for Hobart Town ; K. S. Forbes, Fell, for South Auitralia;
Alcide, Clements, for Marseilles ; Jacques, Gurchon, for
Marseilles; L'Ocean, Cosenza, for Naples.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Wind S. S. E. to S.W.—Are/0g
the John and James, Dale, from Quebec; Surrey, from
Quebec ; Selina, Evans, from Mevagissey. Sailed tau
Wodan, Bendixen, for Rio Janeiro.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Wind S. S. W. to S. moderate
bre( zes aod thick —Arrived the Lyra packet, from Rio Ja'
neiro; sailed Aug. 22, Bahia 7th ult., and Pernambuco 16th
ult., on freight 150,000 dollars; P. H. Dean, Romeril, from
Taganrog; Nicol° 1., Piccini, from Leghorn.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 22.—Wind S. W., moderate.—Arrived
the Steiglitz, Gibson, from New Orleans; Laurens, Merril,
d tto; Hobart, Seddon, ditto; Eleanor, from St. John's.
New Brunswick ; Fairfield, from Quebec ; Lynx, Forsyth,
from Smyrna; Frederick, from Marseilles ; Myrtle, fro!
Malaga; One-and-All, Warwell, from Gijon. Arrived 01'
the Sir Walter Scott, for Quebec; Killemont, from Africa;
Trinacrea, from Palermo. Sailed the Paragon, Coleman, far
Calcutta; Bangor, Dyer, for New York ; North America,
Oxie, ditto; Nurmandee, Tyson, ditto; Arno, Murray, for
Messina; Experiment, Tooge, ditto; Pizarro, Stage, tor
Madeira; Mary, Mackenzie, for Lisbon ; Ellen Brooks,
Lindsty, for New Orleans; Medford, Welsh, ditto; Bow'
ditch, Thompson, ditto; Alexander Edward, Strong, for Sa"
vannah ; Elizabeth, Price, for St. Thomas's ; Salvadore, for
Palermo; Columbiana, Barker, for Boston; Margaret, for
St. Kitt's ; Gibson, for Demerara; Isabella, Thorpe, for Ma-
nilla; Rochdale, Scott, for St. Vincent's; Diadem, Yule, for
Hayti ; Jessie, for New S.tu:h Wales; Hirondelle, Smith, for
Constantinople ; Wilkinson, M'Minn, for Maranbam ; Donna
Maria, for Oporto; Thomas Bennett, Hague, for Charleston ;
Dryspe, H it-stilton, for Pernambuco ; Waterlily, Campbell, for
Newfoundland ; and several others.
CREEK, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Rebel, Spriggs, from
Smyrna; Victoria, Kendrick, from Denia ; Fanny,
Rossagnol,
orn Malta.
SALCOME, OCT. 21.—Arr:vA off, the Spartan, Bull, from
Sydney, New South Wales.
HULL, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Sea Horse (steamer) Rotten.
dam ; Fanny, Keeley, from Archangel ; Syrnnaetry, Dale,
from Richcbucto.
ELSINORK, OCT. M.—The Wikingen Enback, from
Sundawell to Cette, and the Paulina, De doer,
from ditto to
the liaise, were driven on shore near this port during asevero
gale from S S.W. Both have been got off and brought ink
the harbour to discharge and repair. The Woodman, Stephen;
from Stettin, put into this place with cargo shifted, PuniP
chmked, and must discharge; bound to Hull.
MP:STEM —The Haabel, Clemmitson, from London tt/
Swenbay, was totally wrecked near Lemwigh on the 12th
inst. ; master's-mate and four of the crew drowned.
SOUTH WOLD, Om 22 —The Miranda, Colgin, in proceel!:
ing to sea 3esterday, grounded on the Bar, where r'
now lies, but it is expected she will be got off after bea
lighteue 1.

The WatPrwitele, Shed len, arrived in the Clyde, slo"
Adam Retcb, Liverpool, bound to Halifax, 9th lust., lat. 00
lon;. 19.

THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES

BRITI.si i FONDS. 2/I.g
Bank Stock '213 India Stock Co 3 per t ent. Red 93 Ditto Bands
...-
8 per Cent Ct.os 03,i Ditto Old Annuities ...............
......
3'., per Cent lon4 Ditto New Annuities ....... ...-7 put,
3!.fi per Cent. Red 10,i% Ex. Bills, LoOni .2,id ....... OPO
New 3i...: per Cent 10 % Ditto 541..................
~,, no
Long ',Annuities to expire • I Ditto 500/....................r,
......1
Jan. 183 ,
~.,„
"Oct. 183.)
Jan. 1860
FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian, 5 per cent
Po
Belgian, 5 per Cent I
)3y 1
NewDurttou.gues e
Dltoitntods.,.s.
.p.e.r...cen...t:
.1,.....7%
Brazilian Bonds 7B , Prussian, 5 per cent ...............
Buenos Ayr s, 6 per cent.
Chilian, 0 per cent /Ditto, Metallic. .................. . ... 7Z
Colombiam, 6 per cent 183,4 Spanish, 5 per cent. .................
.....,"
Ditto, :1+24
.....c
Danish, 3 per cent 7114 !French, 5 per cent. .......... .. J.
.....c,
Greek Bands, 182.5,5 per cent — I Exchange - ' "
Mexican, 5 per cent iFrench, 3 per cent ............ -- LA
Ditto, 6 per cent., 1825 2IS, 1 t iitch, 45¢ per cent. ................
row
Peruvian, 1825,6 per cent. Ditto, 5 per cent.
.... ............ si.)
(CLOSING PRICE OF SHARES.-(THIS DA y)
Great Western Rai:wav . . - .
London and Bright, n It ,:'way
London and f4eenwich Railway...... IA
0";
Manchester an.! Leeds. Railway .
jO4
Manchester and Birmingham Railway ....
North ,Midland R. ilway 5714
4 '4
it .outh Ea,t,rn and Dovk r... ....

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Lord Brougham is at present residing at 1-Brio
co
• Gr. Par:de. Dauer. His Lord hip, in company with his 1.0.31
c Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Guildford, and 66 Nit-
other dicinguished personages, visited and irstweted oueroleti
hour works on Tuesday afternoon, whilst the sluices, int
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to clear the mouth of the harbour or bar, were being; run.
Dover Chronicle.

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DREADFUL FIRE AT FARROW-ON-THE 'HI b.
—At a late hour last night intelligence was received at 6%10
several fire brigaee ststions in the metropolis of a heal/ for'
r ,ging in the village of Harrow-on-tbe- Hil. The first
m oion was brought by the passengers on the Dimling/0e
Railway, which was about nine o'clock, and afterwards 11600,
or five persons. The engines of the Kirg..street ster-
with post-horses, and a party of firemen, under theatself
ktendence of Fogo, the foreman of that district,
proceeded to the soot.
12 locit;-;
FURTHER PARTICULARS.—Tuesday Morning,-'9;,rovtleri
The King-street and Baker.street engines are now l'-ivateLl
torrents of water on the ruins. The fire, it appears, ors ion of
in the school-house of Harrow School, in the occur,gehools
Mr. Colenso, the mathematical master of Harrow
r,ev. Dr-
speedily communicated to the house of the I% as-
Wordsworth. On the alarm having been given, e'era thy
sistance was afforded by the inhabitants of Harrow, a: from
fl Imes having been visible from East Acton, labourers vro-
that place hastened to the spot, but no water could. onythot
cured from a shorter distance than a quarter of a mile, sroptedl
the flames extended their ravages with such uniete_otents
fury, that the buildings, together with their Tog
of much valuable property, consisting of psintings theblestroyed.
choice mastees, household furniture, &c., Were (71 most of
The amount of the lass is estimated at about 3,000" ceni%
which isCounty, insured in the NV( stminster, 'and Pi': la,.
Fire Offices. Several accidents have happened to tnt of
' but DO ODOOD
bourers assisting during the conflagralion, ,j; can "
names or residences of the unfortunate individuals
given by the train by which the present account
forwarded. flow the dreadful catastrophe
of robtaip•
is not precisely known, nor is there any probabilityo_coion at
ing information on the point, from the state of ev tea
present existing. It is stated that Mr. Colenso only ore-
his insurance in the County Fire Office on Thursd-ya.lte:
miser having undergone several improvement and Iu 8"
to
Tea ested
TILE NEW NOVEL, &c.—We aren ~%10,„, bray,
stale, that the New Novel, entided "
is published this day, by
Mrs.
street, and niny now be had at
the Secon
and Bias-
will also immediately polish d .Editdi°lluf
and Dolor'
trated Edition of " Sam Sayings
Trollope's Romance of t. Vienna," and a Sec"
:S
the ebM•Yra:r'liFse. en.lll'ru.r )ITegr:ry