The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-30 00:00:00

nn QUEEN.

No bulletia was issued this morning. Her Majesty
arl,l the Princess Royal continue to go on exceeding:y
well.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(T111S DAY•)

LOYDON, Nov. 30.—W:nd this day at noon, light south. westerly
airs, and hazy.
DeaL, Nov. 29.—Wind S.W., moderate.—Sailed the Royal Tar
steamer, Brooks, for Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.—Wind S.—Arrived the Nile, Anderson,
from Valparaiso; Theadosia, Cushing, Calcutta—sailed Tune 22,
and Ascension 6th ult. ; Bolivar, Fenwick, Arica—sailed Aug. 6,
and Bahia 10th tilt.; Dryopc, Maranham ; George Henry Harri-
son, Roberts, Newfoundland; Gentoo, Calcutta. Off port, the
Admittanee, Smith, from New Orleans. Sailed the Royal Sove-
reign, Adams, for Bombay; Stambool, Sloman, Monte Video;
Cumberland, Power, Apittachicola ; Anlilla, Burnett, Barbadocs ;
Nonautum, Hambury, New Orleans ; Liverpool steamer, Ingledell,
Flgypt ; Apparition, Oauchy, ideate Video; Nara-
rino, Shaw, Afridd j Cllvster, Doyle, Savannah; William Gaddard,
Potter, and Adelaide, Dat'idSoli, Mobile,
CROOKIIAVEN, Nov. 20 —Arrived off, the Fcronia, from the
Cape of Good Hope ; Thistle. '1 hompson, Quette.

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DUBLIN, Nov. 27.--Salted Alexandria, Smith, fur Port Philip.
CORK, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Rambler, Poole, from Newfound.
me. Sailed Simeon Hardy, Forsyth, for Barbadocs. Off port, the
British King, Paton, Bombay.
SLIGO, Nov. 27.—. Arrived the Unicorn, Gourley, from Quebec.
AI:EMMEN, Nov. :M.—Sailed Sir Robert Peel, Craig, Charleston.
_ .

Pr.TEßtrkno, Nur. 27.—The Eliza, Mitchell, from Bonar to
Sunderland, went on shore last night at Itat.ray Head, but is ex .
pected she will he got off.
Nov. 28.—Wind S.W.—The Patriot, Newlcy, from Riga,
which was on shore, has been got off, after discharging, without
arparent damage
A ttimitut•on, Nov. 29.—A hex containing papers li,longing to
the film, of Blakeney, William Cook' Jarvis, master, has Igen
vie ed up ; as also a quantity of wrzck.
COWES, 25.—Arrived the Louisa and Amelia, Bleldens_
turn, from La Guayra, fur Hamburgh.
I'oOLE, Nov. 29.—Sailed the Robert and James, Field, for New-
foundland.
MARGATE, Nov. 29.—A mast and piece of a vessePa broadside,
painted green, have been picked up and brought in here.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind S.E.— Arrived the Vivid steamer,
from. Gibraltar; left 20th inst.,:Cadiz 21st, Lisbon 23d, Oporto
24th, and Vigo 250.
PENZANCE, Nov. 27.—Off port, Elephanta, Douglas, Calcutta,
GuEicssEr, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Pilot, Balleine, New York.

Mis.ronn, Nov. 2S.—Several cane,buttomed chairs have been
washed ashore at Freshwater Bay. The Industry, Meadows, ar-
rived here fruits London, fell in with a number of bags ,of oats
marked W. B. and W. it. In red letters : also several casks of
brandy, and a quantity of wreck, off the South Foreland, apparently
of a ves!el of large tonnage.
Yanmourn, Nov. 29.—The Matchless, Sherries, from Leith,
got in contact with a brig yesterday, and has been towed in here
with loss of mainmast, &e.

The Sarah and Nancy, from Are] angel to Cork, vas run down
and sunk 19th ult. by the oc,anuF, and is at Lisbon. Part of the
crew saved.

THE MA lIKETS.-(THIS DA Y.)

CORN. EX

I.ast week's arrivals were goc
of other Grain. Wheat has
quart, r, for English runs, an,
pare< Is iinee last Monday. Bs
Old Beans maintained their
Boiling and Grey Peas 2s. I
slowly at last currency. Flour

CHANGE.

•
xl of Barley and Oats, but small
further declined Is. to 2s. per
d Is. per quarter for Foreign
srley full 2s. per quarter lower.
value. New Beans I. loner.
per quarter cheaper. Oats sold
• still very dull of disposal.

TRICFS OX BC
Wheat ,Ped (old)
----White (old) —e. —S.
-- Red ',1640) .521.54c.
-- Fine 5:5s 576.
Superfine...... 586.1 eg.
----.- White (1S: )....51s. 54b.
...... Fine los Os.
Superfine 633 68s.
--- Foreien free 513 6•45.
11. yr `;Ss 40,,
flarloy .2iis• 35,
Grinding • 6., '253
11Ialting 12s 5.1 s
Malt 1165, 60s
•--- Fine New 6•26. 635,
Pease, Croy, New 1 a. 38s
Maple New 40,. 41s
-- White 14, 3'4
—... Boilers 516.:18:.1
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LC
Wheat. I 11
English
1ri,..11
Foreign ...... • 1,350

AM) OF t;rit.
Beans, tsmall ;nc..v) 43 455.
------ (old) ..„ 45 491.
---- Tick (new) ... 87 3,1 •
(old) 42, 445.
--- Harrow (new) 49.. 416
------ (old) •45.4(
Brink
Oats, Feed
--..—"---- Katy. "0 Mt.
-- Poland --, s
-...—..—.....- New 25. 21..
--- Pot at oe s s•
wew 26 30s.
•1--- Scotch '27.. 315.
--- Irish - lEl'. .•• 21 .2's.
Elam Town ,per sack) 58s N. ig.
....-..... ScCOnti" 44 . 4RF.
-.......... N,rtli Country 45, 4'i ,
Bran lis 12.
IN DON DURINfi LAST WEEK
arley. data. Viol,
I
7:;9 irs. 6.1 tI i iit 5,6 A sac ti
DOW',
1,3110 I 1,•:20 rls

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SIS

SMITHFIELD'MARKET.
The supply of Beasts was large, and the trade lower ; the
best quality barely realizing 4s. Bd. The s,,pply of Mutton
was good, and the trade brisk. In Veal no alteration. Very
few small porkers at Market, the .greater part being large hogs
and stores. Beasts, 3,495 ; Sheep, 24,210 ; Pigs, 615 ;
Calves, 57. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Sd. ; Mutton, 3s. Bd. to ss. ;
Veal, 4s. &L to 6s. ; Pork, 3s. Bd. to ss.
TEA MARKET.

The demand was dull for free trade; prices had a downward
tendency ; Companl's Congeu flat at 2s. 30. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.

There was a fair demand for both on the spat and
to arrive ; prices firm at 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. per cwt. For
the former pul pose 41s. 3.1: was asked for Spring months.
110 P MARKET. _

Prices have been maintained since our last report, but the
demand has been limited, buyers taking only sufficient to
supply their present wants.
POTATO MARKET.

The demand wai limited during last week, and the supply
having been large, former rates were barely maintained. York
80s. to 90s. ; Scotch ditto, 655. to Ws. ; Essex
Kent, and Suffolk White, 555. to 655,

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CI T Y ELITE O'CLOCK

LIVERPOOL COTTON MA RKE.T, NOV. 28.—We have had a
fair demand for Cottor. to-day. The sales are 4,000 bags to
to the trade, at steady prices.

A Lisbon mail has arrived, brought by the Vivid steamer ;
the dates arc Gibraltar 20th November, Cadiz 21st, Lisbon
234, Oporto 24th, and Vig, 25th. The intelligence by the above
conveyance is not of much importance.
We have received Quebec Papers to the 3d November :
CommEnciAt..-Sales of Bank Stock are extensive. A
sale of Bank Stock took place on Saturday, by, order of the
Trustees for winding up the affairs of the Marine Insurance.
The amount of stock offered was fifty-two shares Quebec Bank,
and sevecty-seven British North American. The auctioneer
stated that the conditions were as follows :—Payment to be
made in cash, or note at sixty days, bearing interest ; but, in
the latter case, no trans:er would be allowed till pay-
ment of the note was made. The purchascis would „et
the dividend to be declared on the stock. The Que-
bec Bank Stock was put up at the upset price, at par, and
sold as follows :—Fast seventeen shares :31 per cent. prem. ;
remaining thirty-five prem. ; fifteen other :hares for another
account was sold, ten at 4 and five at 31 prem.
. .

The British North American Bank Stock was then put up
upset. price, 481. per share, each share is 301. sterling, and 4' 1.
sterling has been in. The following were sold : —First fivc at
501., twenty at 40/., twenty-five at 481. 10;. ; three at 481. 55.,
seven at 481. 2s. 6d. • there was no advance in the remainder,
and were consequently withdrawn.
QUEBEC, OCT. 31.—Number of Emigrants arrived from
Oct. 3 to Oct. 31, 1840, inclusive :
From England ....
Ireland
Scotland
Lower Ports

. 89

169
Previously reported...
22,234
To corresponding period last year

Increase in favcur of 1840
We have receives Montreal Papers to the sth of November,
from which we make the following extracts :
A sale of Montreal Bank Stock took place yesterday, when
the following prices were realized :—For fourteen shares New
Stock, 9i per cent. prem. ; and for ten share 3 Old Stock 111
per cent. prem. ; but, as the buyers were to have the three per
cent. dividend lately declared, the premium actually paid would
be Si per cent.
Low Ea. CANADA.—It is stated in the Gazette of yesterday,
that her Majesty's ship Athol, with the head-quarters of the
66th regiment on board, went ashore on Thursday morning,
below Isle Madame, but was got off by a pilot of Crane Island.
STATE. OF TRADE, BUFFALO,OC T. 27. As yet there i 5 no
diminution of trade upon the Lake or Canal, every species of
craft is employed in their reaps ctive departments. During the,
week 56 vessels entered port with pre duce from the West.

IVe have received the Journal of AAtiverp, of yesterday's date.
The Amsterdam Journals are tilled with the details of the
reparations for the inauguration, and on the entry of the King
into the Capital. The entry took place yesterday, and was very
triumphant ; everywhere the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
In consequence of the above rejoicings there was no Bourse
at Amsterdam, on Friday and Saturday.

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HISTORY OF THE NORMAN GOATQLIEST.
Whittaker, London, 1840.
A translation of Thierry's well-known hise.nryl A
the " Conquest of England by the Normans, wlicit
was brought out some time ago, and is now re-
published, forms one of the numbers of the " Prjgcr-
lar Library of Modern Authors." The history is
one highly appreciated by scholars, both here and
on the Continent, and its present republication, in
a cheap and convenient form, a decided boon to
the literary portion of the community.

TOPOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF SLTIOEY•

Ede, Dorking, 1840
We have have received the three first parts 4
!his work which, so far as w•e can judge from d
cur:so-Tv inspcct;on of its contents, appears to he
conductet.! with Skill, and .abounds in curious
matters of local information. Each Part contains
three or four appr',7uriate illustrytions.

THE 11E1 BIS() G ON.-17.44T
Longman, .1-o.l'don, 1640
For this series of tiNtsni.tions from a9cient
Welsh inanusciipts, we are
indebted to .:Attly
Charlotte Guest. The talc in 1
ie part he,
tts is entitled " Geraint, the Son of
usa bill," and,
4._
like the majority of the old Cambrian t...uliti°"s,
is of a highly romantic character. Occa:ional
notes are added, illustrative of some of the mire
obscure local usages referred to in the text. The
work—so far as it has yet proceeded—is got up
in a manner that does credit to all the parties in-
terested in it.

BRITISH MILITARY BIOGRAPHY.
Scott, London 1840.
In this compact little duodecimo are comprised
the lives of the most distinguished English com—
manders, firm the days of Alfred to those of
lington. The idea a good one, and is worked
out with ability, though the biographer, we th.i.ulc,,
should have devoted more space than he him done,•
to,thc life of Ctemwell. The be,ct memoir i that;
of the celebrated founder of our Indian Empire,
Lord Clive.