The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-10 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.

Prices for Russian Tallow were rather lower, and the
detnAnd was very dull ; 465. was the value of P. Y. Candle
on the spot.
IVHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.

There was a pretty fair supply, the demand steady,
and prices firm. Clover, 31. JOs. to 51. 12s. Meadow,
31. to 4/. jos. Straw, I/. 94. to 11. 121.

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDDIN, Nov. 10 —Wind this day at noon, light breeze
t S. W. by W. and fine.
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Wind W. S. W., fresh.—Arrived the
Asia, Freeman, from China ; Guinea, Nl‘Kellat, Bet bict ;
Gambia, Sierra Leone ; Florence, Davis, Madeira.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9 —Wind N.W., fresh. —Arrived,
the Isabella, Runer, from Pernambuco—sailed, Sept.
28 ; the Lotus, Head, Porto Cibello—sailed, Sept. 27 ;
Lee, Demerara; Universe, Brock, Laguna ; Planter,
INl'Matin, Virginia ; Belvidere, Apalachicola ; Xylon,
Putnam, New York ; Columbine, Quebec ; Amelia,
ditto; John Bentley, ditto; Alcyone. ditto; Yarrow,
ditto; Mary, ditto; Ann Jeffrey, ditto; City of Waterford,
ditto; Currency, Hore, Calcutta. Off port, Crown,
Bombay ; Shannon, ditto; Acadia, Quebec ; Ganges,
ditto ; England, New York. The Sir Colin Campbell,
bound to New Orleans, has put back leaky from long. 12.
MARGATE, Nov. 9.—Arrived off port, the Mary, Tate,
from Quebec; John
.Brown, Rugless, do. ; Welsford,
Michie, do.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Deux Soeurs, Cor-
nelisen, from Bahia, with loss of bulwarks,:&c. ; Majestic,
Wainwright, Mobile, for Antwerp.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Wind W. to W. N. W., strong
and squally.—Arrived the Trade, Plewes, from Quebec ;
Claude, Minter, do. Put back the Montreal, Griffing,
New York.

FISHGUARD, Nov. 8. —Thc Chirk Castle of Liverpool,
was fallen in with to the Eastward of the Banks of New-
foundland, on the 19th ult., in a sinking state. Crew,
except nine, saved by the Triton, arrived here, from
Quebec.

COWES, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Romulus, Webster, from
Havannah.

PLINIOUTII, Nov. 9. —Wind W.—Arrived the Eliza, from
Quebec; Aid, Cephalonia.
FALMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind W. to S.W., strong and
squally.—Arrived the Victoria, Simpson, from Quebec ;
Elizabeth, Damdson, from Miramichi.
BRISTOL, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Eleanor, Reis, from
Demera►a ; Rokeby, Goble, Quebec ; Albion, Hick, ditto ;
Countess of Durham, ditto.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. B.—Arrived the Briton, Lightfoot,
from Quebec ; Mazeppa, Middleton, Miramichi.
NEWPORT, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Eliza, Corner, Quebec.
SWANSEA, Nov. B.—Arrived the Alexander, Robertson,
from Cuba.

SUNDERLAND, Nov. B.—Arrived the Maria. Elizabeth,
Stonehouse, from Quebec.
Tullis°, Nov. 6 —Since the last severe gale a great
quantity of fir logs have come on shore from Strathy Head
to Cape Wrath ; also a piece of a vessel's deck, a new spar
for a mast. On the 3d instant upwards of 400 logs were
seen off Whitten Head, inside the Cape. It is feared a
north country vessel must have been lost on the Stock
and Skerry.
HARWICH, Nov. 9.—A loaded schooner is on shore on
the West Rocks. Some smacks have gone to her assist-
ance. It has blown a heavy gale during the day at S. W.,
but is now more moderate. _ _

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9. —The Lusetano &lifts, from
Lisbon to Havre, which put in here yesterday, is leaky,
and will discharge. Part of a mainmast, &c., was picked
up yesterday between the Nab Light and Dcmnose, sup-
posed to belong to a schooner put into Cowes. It blew a
heavy gale all last night and this morning from W. to
W. N. W., but moderated about noon. 7r. M.— Looking
very wild.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 8. —The Neptune, from Ancona, in
working up Hamoaze, got on the German Rock, but was
assisted off, it is supposed without damage.
SaLcomnE, Nov. 8. —The Pire, Dawe, arrived here to.
day from Liverpool, with bows stove, masts sprung, and
having becn struck by lightning in lon. 10, bound for
Terceira.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARKET, MONDAY.—Nov. 9.
—The Cotton Market has been very brisk to-day, the
sales 5,000 to 6,000 bags, and lull prices have been
obtained.

LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST, Nov.9.—Eastern Counties,
8:1- S ; deb., 4i ; Great Western Half Shares, 47i ;
Fifths, 8 ; London and Birmingham, 164 ; Manches-
ter and Leeds, 85 ; North Midland, 73. Rather
more business doing with a slightly improved market.
The packet-ship England arrived off Liverpool, sup-
posed to have sailed on the 19th or 20th ult.
Our last dates were from the United States of the
14th ult.

Hamburgh mail of the 6th inst. has arrived,
bringing papers of the above date.
exchange upon London 18, 21 of a schilling•
Gold two marks lower. Metal 104 i. Bank Actions,
1,700.
Accounts from Vienna of the 31st of October state
that since last week scarcely a day passes without the
arrival of couriers from Berlin, relative to the ►esolu-
tions taken to keep in check the armaments of the
French Government.

Whilst Prussia is charged with the defence of the
frontiers of the Rhine, Austria is to send a corps of
10,000 men to arm the federal fortresses.
Bavaria and the other States of the Confederation
are to furnish for the same object a contingent of 20,000
men. That which regards Austria in particular, she
will put in a state of defence, not only her Italian pro-
vinces but those of her western frontiers, for which end
the fortremi of Kufstein (Tyrol) and Salzbourg are going
to be provided with munitions of war. The thirty-two
forts constructed by the Archduke Maximilian d'Este
in the valley of the Danube and in the environs of
Linz, and which belonged to the Government since
1838, have already received a reinforcement of artillery,
as also the taw❑ of Linz, which is well fortified. A
new remount of cavalry has been ordered, and the num-
ber of horses which it will require will be 20,000. Nu-
merous promotions have taken place in the Etat Major
of the army, and are at this moment submitted for the
sanction of the Government.
Accounts from St. Petersburgh of the 27th October
state that the frost which prevailed for several days
past was at 3 to 4 degrees below zero ; a thaw his,
however, taken place, and the navigation continues.