The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. 8 AND 9.—Wind N.W., light.—Arrived
the John and Elizabeth, Mansfield, from New York ; the
Dash, Tarrant, from Smyrna.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B AND 9.—Wind N.W., light.—
Arrived his Majesty's ship Bramble.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 7 AND S.—Wind N.—Arrived from
Portsmouth, his Majesty's ship Windsor Castle ; the Kate,
Burnett, from Seville; and the Merlin, Boudler, from
Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 7.—Wind E. to E.S.E.—Arrived
the Beer and Wyngett, Cornish, from Gallipoli. Off port,
the Surprise, Huelin, from Gibraltar. Sailed, the Cygnet
packet for Lisbon ; the Sprey packet for Brazils ; his
Majesty's steamer, Meteor, for the Mediterranean; Prin-
cess Elizabeth packet, for Jamaica; the Rinaldo packet,
from Halifax and Bermuda.

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HOLYHEAD, JAN. 8.--Arrived the Nandi, from Bengal ;
and the Gratitude, from Barbadoes.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. B.—Arrived the Minerva, Rosier,
from Gallipoli; the Fanny Matilda, Cobden, from Malta;
the Joseph, Lark, front Seville; the Bee, Chalmers, from
St. Andero. _ _

BELFAST, J Alf. 7.—Arrived the Donegal, Jardine, from
Richebucto.

KINSALE, JAN. S.—Arrived the Elisabeth and Ann,
Wright, from Richebucto.
LANCASTER, JAN. B.—Arrived the Laura, Brown,
from Aliramichi.

BRiSTOL, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Amity, from Bilboa.
CLYDE, JAW. 7.—Arrived the Iris, Trench, from
Trinidad.

The Bacchus —, from Prince Edward's Island to
Bideford, was on shore off Glendore, Ireland, on the sth
inst., but was expected to be got off.

EXECUTION OF ONE OF THE SURREY
INCENDIARIES-(THIS DAY).

This morning being fixed for the last sentence of the
law to be carried into effect upon James 'Warner, aged 43,
who was convicted at the last Kingston Assizes of the
crime of arson, at an early hour a great number of persons
assembled in front of Horsemonger-lane gaol to witness
the execution. The prisoner, it will be recollected, was
convicted upon very strong circumstantial evidence of
having set fire to a flour mill, the property of a gentleman
named Franks, near Guildford. The prisoner had been
in Mr. Franks' service, but a short time previous to the fire,
had been discharged on account of some fault, and was
heard to vow vengeance against his former master. A
few days afterwards the mill was burnt to the ground. The
same evening the prisoner was seen running from the
prosecutor's premises at the time of the fire; and several
witnesses deposed to hearing him say, previous to the fire,
" There will be a fire very soon hereabouts." He also
had been heard to say, " That if any body wanted to do
another an injury, he should go alone and do it, and not
go with a mob." Since his condemnation he h'ts behaved
very well, and has paid great attention to the religious
consolation afforded him by the Rev. Mr. Mann, the
worthy Chaplain of the prison. He was, however, grossly
ignorant,—and although he confessed that he had com-
mitted the crime imputed to him, he seemed to consider
the sentence too severe,
A little before nine o'clock the Sheriffs and their officers
arrived at the prison, and immediately proceeded to the
press-room, where the unhappy man was pinioned. The
procession then set forward, but the culprit was so weak
that the executioner was obliged to support him. They
then mounted the staircase, and the steps leading to the
top of the prison, where the scaffold was erected, and the
prisoner was almost carried up to be placed under the fatal
beam. He was so exhausted and weak, that when the
drop fell he ceased to exist instantly.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE.

There were moderate arrivals of all kinds of Grain last week,
and this morning there is only a small fresh supply. The millers
being in want of fine Wheat, have given rather higher prices
for such, but other kinds are not dearer. Thule, is full 2s. per
quarter higher than on this thy se'nnight. Beans and Pease re-
main as last reported. Oats meet buyers slowly, as the fac ors
ask higher prices, and in some instances full is. per quarter ad-
vance has been made on this article. The top price of Flour
may now be considered as established:at 655. per sack.

PRICES ON Bi
Wheat, lied (01d)....!.. —s. —s.

ARD OF SHIP.
Beans, Small (new)... 40s. 445.
(old) ..—s. —5.
Tick (new)....345. 375.
(old) .... 355. 395.
..... .....

White
Red OE..
Fine.,
Super
White (
Fine..
Superf
Foreign

old) -s. -8.
30) s6s. 625.
648. 685
'fine_ 70s. 723.
1830). 58s. 665.
70s. 725.
fine 74s. 765.
free 60s. 788.
34s 365.
30s. 345.
-
New 42,=. 445.
Ms. 60s.
625. 68s.
Lv 36s. 385.
ew 3Bs. 41s.
40s. 445.
465. 48s

- HarnAv (new) 365.
(old).. 40s.
Brank --s.
Oats, Feed _s.
New 0 Is.
- Poland s
New 245.
-. Potatoe _s.
New ... 28s.
- Scotch 31s.
- Irish "2s. 24s
Flour Town (per sack) 60s
- Seconds 58s.
--- North Country 48s.
Bran

Rye ,
Barley
Fine .....
Superfine
Malt
Fine New
Pease, Grey Nev
Maple NI
--- White
--- Boilers ,