The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-30 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

DEAL, May 29.—Wind S W., Eno weather,—Arrived and pro.
ceeded for the River, the C.lypso, from Mauritius ; Sovereign (trans
port), Winter, from Bermuda. Arrived the Sheppard, Leonard, from
Came clown from the River and remain the Catherine, EVAHS, for
Madras ; Nlinerva, Brown, for Hobart Town ; Lotus, Gore, for Hobart
Town ; Ingleborough, Ricketts, fa Liverpool ; Golden Spring, Irving,
for Fernando Po. The Barbadian, Perkins, for Barbadoes ; and Swat.
low, Withycembe, for Delago Bay, sailed.
PoarsmouTii, May 22.—Wind S. W., fine.—Arrived the Lieutenant
Lebor, from New York, and sailed for London.
PLvaiourn, MAY 2S. —Wind variable.—Sailed her Maie3ty's ship
Pantaloon, for Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, MAY 29.—Wind variable; light breezes with fog.—Ar.
rived the Iberia steamer, from Gibraltar; left ISth Cadiz, do.,
Lisbon, 23d, Oporto, 24th, and Vigo, 25th; Libeite, \Verge, Long
Sound. Sailed the Tagus steamer, for Vigo, Oporto, I.kbon, Cadiz, and
Gibraltar. Speakings—Braganza steamer, from Fahnauth and Lisbon,
on the 19th inst., off Cape Lines, and on the 24th, off Vigo, passed a
steamer supposed to be the Liverpool, by the Iberia.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2S —Arrived the Slight and Helah, Hammond,
Natchez; Mentor, GOVEC, from Stettin ; Three Willenge, Brandt, Co-
penhagen. Arrived oft' port, the Juan, from New Orleans. _

SrA tee RUSS, MAY '29. —Arrived the Preciosa, Schimdt, from Memel.
CLYDE, MAY 27. Arrive.l the Virginia, Sinclair, from New Orleans
Lisbon, Hill, from Zaro,

Dunus, MAY 2S.—Arrived the Royal Addaide steamer, and Orina.
Itennell, from London.

SittEmis, Nhtv '29 —Arrived the Grac? Ord, from Cadiz; London,
Cox, from Memel; Spcculat,ir, nuance, and Vier Gebrueder, from
Dantzic; Concordia, Franst, from Stettin; Louise,
lt
S9.—Arrived the Fortuna, Sponrof, from Stralsund.
enstrom, from
Almar ; and Rachel, Iteex, from Copenhag,:n.
GOOLE,
WHITBY, MAY 9.—Arrived the S;:eculant, Graube, from Memel.

The Sarah, WGrath, from Waterford to Newfoundland WAS stove by
the ice in lat. 48. long. 49., and abandnned by the crew.
front
.the Clyde, and Voyager, Ske,ch, from
into Newfoundland with damsge to their bows
having been in the ice.
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Miss Pitt, one
of the maids of honour in waiting, is confined to Buckingham Palace
We regret to learn that the Hon.
from severe indisposition, which her professional attendants consider to
be the measles, a complaint that is equally prevalent with the small.pox
at present.
We have in this week, and in our last week's paper,
recorded the deaths of three individuals who have died at Ely, where
they were residents, within a week, whose united ages amount to 265,
viz., Mrs. Rayner 94, Miss Kempton 93, and Major Ilarlock 7S. Whan
the average duration of lives in Ely so far exceed the general length of
time of other places, must three not be something peculiarly healthy in
the fens.—Cambridge Chronicle.
SHREWSBURY.—The London Mail will arrive
next Wednesday morning in Shrewsbury at half-past ten o'clock, in-
stead of ten minutes before twelve, as at present.
Spring-
heeled Jack having left London and its
neighbourhood, is now visiting the more distant parts of the country.
This mischievous personage seems endowed with übiquity, for, according
to the country papers, he was last week, at the same time, in most of the
boroughs, villages, and cities in England.
ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION.---WC last week
recorded in our obituary the death of an old servant, who had for many
years been in the enjoyment of an annuity bequeathed to him by his
deceased master. When the latter was preparing for his exit from this
world, he called John into his room, and asked him if he could live com-
fortably on 50/. a-year. "Go on, Sir," said John. " 60/. ? ' rejoined
Isis indulgent master. " G.) on, Sir, go on," cried John, not yet content
" 701. ?" " Go on, Sir, go on." " 80/. ?" "Go on, Sir, go on."
" 90/. ?" .` Go on, Sir, go on." " 1001. ?" " I'll try and make that
do," said John; and accordingly 1001, was entered in the ales-
head Observer.

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of most kinds of Grain this week are good, and there
is a fair return of Flour. The weather being now favourable for vege-
tation, the buyers in consequence purchase with hesitation. Wheat re-
mains as reported on Monday. Barley, Beans, and Pease, maintain
their late value. There is little doing in tie Oat trade to-day at Mon-
day's terns. The advance in Flour is firmly maintained.
A lIRIVA LS
Wheat Barley. (Sets. 1 Flo.,
English
Irish - 51t0 iu,1160
Foreign - 530 I -
BILLINGSGATE MARKET.
Fish to-day in good supply again, and prices much as yesterday.
Turbot, Os. to i ss. ; soles, 6d. to 3s. per pair; salmon, is. to 2s. per lb. :
Ccd, Is. to 6s. ; Lobsters, Is. to 3s. each ; Mackerel, 3d. to Gd. e..ch.
NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS.
Town and country killed Meat were in fair supply, and the quality
unexceptionable; trade dull, owing to the weather; prices much as
before. Beef 2s. Sd. to 3s. Bd. ; Mutton 25. Bd. to 3s. 10.1. ; Veal
3s. Gd. to 4s. 10d. ; Lamb ss. 4d. to 6s. 40. ; Pork Os. Sd. to 4s. 100. ;
Irish Os. 4d. to Os. 6d. per stone of Sibs. Poultry in short supply, and
trade heavy; prices where aitered are lower. The following are the quo-
tations for each of the articles enumerated:-,Goslings 4s. to 7s ;
Chickens 2s. to 45.; Pigeons 41 to Sd. ; Fowls 4s 6d. to ss. 6d.; Duck-
lings 2s. to 4s. ; Peahens 10s. ; Dotterells 2s. 6d.: Turkeys ss. ; Leve-
rets ss. ; Rabbits (tame) Is. Gd. Eggs in large supply, demand languid,
and prices lower, 4s. lid. to ss. 3d. per 120 ; Plover 3.5. per dozen.
SPIRIT MARKET.
The stock of Rum is now 8,381 puns. and 1,113 hhds. There is
more business doing in Rum, but prices are unvaried. Brandy is quiet
and unaltered in price• Geneva steady, at 25.; and Corn Spirits in
fair demand at 10s. per gallon.
OIL MARKET.
By public sale 125 tons of middling up to fine Southern sold at
25/. I Os. to 281. per ton, which is 10s. per ton lower than the prices of
the last public sale. The market for 011 is generally quiet, owing to
large arrivals being expected. • Sperm Oil is 821.; Pale Seal, 31/. ; Lin.
seed Oil is 265. per cwt.; and Pale Rape, 375.
TALLOW MARKET.
Store is doing in P.Y.C. for delivery, and prices have advanced to 465.
both ways to-day.

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(THIS DAY.)

THE DERBY----BY EXPRESS.

The Derby Stakes or 50 :ovs. each, h. ft., for three
years old ; colts, Bst. 7tb.; t llie. , Bst. 21b. Miie
and a half. The second to receive 100 sovs. out of
the Stakes ; and the winner to pay 100 sovs. to-
waids the expenses of the Police, Ste. 135 Subs.
Sir G. Ileathoote's Atnato .. Chapple 1
Colonel Peel's lon
Lord G. Bent:lnk's Grey Alotuus T Day 3
Won cleverly. Twenty-three started.

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