The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-07 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAr., JUNE 6.—Wind N.E.—Passed through the Har-
mony, Currie ; and Thomas, Bell, for St. Vincents ; and Ca-
therine, Green, for Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE s.—Wind E.—Arrived the Minerva,
Dale, from Virginia, 27 days; Garland Grove, Pengelly, from
Jamaica, in 37 days ; Loyalty, Graham, from Bahia, in 96
days ; Lady Ridley, Scate, Sierra Leone. Off the Port the
Montreal, _ , from Antigua; Felecitas, Campbell, from
the Isle of France, with invalids of the .56th and 82nd Regi-
ments : sailed the 29th of January ; Rolla, —, Venice ;
Tullock Castle, , Jamaica Ulyssus, Norman, Balti-
more ; Milford, Harwood, Bombay ; Comet, Lightgood,
Havannah ; Marquis Wellington, Blanshard, Bengal ; Ab-
berton, Percival, ditto ; Hive, and Sarah Christina, West
Indies ; Admiral Buyskes, Batavia ; Minerva, Anderson,
Rio. Sailed the Royal Sovereign yacht, with the Duke of
Clarence on board, for Guernsey.
PORTSMOUTH, Ju NE 6.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Deado
Ins, Embleton, dismasted ; Alexander, Richardson, from
Ceylon ; and Tula, White, from the Mediterranean.
FALmouTir, JUNE s.—Wind E.—Arrived the Daphne,
Blundell, from La Guyra ; Nestor, Moorhaff, from Pernam-
buco ; Hen-rica, Sleeper, Boston. Sailed the Montague packet
for the Mediterranean.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE s.—Arrlved the Lindsays, Anderson,
from Buenos .Ayres ; Indian, Spiller, Pernambuco ; Cortes,
D'Cast ; and Congress, , New York ; Funchal, Holmes,
New Orleans; Triton ; and Tally Ho, Savannah ; Diamoal
and Topaz, Charlstone; and Margaret, Williamson, Cha-
rente; hame, Ild`Neil, from Hamburgh.

Off the Start the Woodford, Chapman, from Bengal; and
Sarah, Bowen, from Bombay.
OW Weymouth the Genii, Roberts, from Rio ; Chance,
Ross, Genoa ; and Staff of Life, from Cephalonia.

The East India Company's ship, Warren Ilastings, arrived
off Weymouth the 3d inst. She left China the 18th January,
and St. Helena the 31st March.

[The weekly List of East India Shipping to.morrow.]

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Juvr 7.

There was a considerable quantity of Corn of all kinds at
market in the course of last week ; and this morning there is a
very fair addition to what was left over unsold. The demand
of our millers is confined to dry samples of Wheat, of w:lich
there are very few at market, and which have sold freely,
though on hardly such good terms as this day se'nnight. All
other kinds are extremely dull in sale, and 2s. per. qr. lower. Bar-
ley that is sweet fully supports last Monday'sl prices. Beans find
purchasers on full as good terms as last week. Boiling Peas
fully support their rates. Grey Peas are unaltered. There is
a considerable quantity for sale, and this article sells heavily.
The Flour trade is very dull.

ATZRAGII PRICE OF. CORN IN EN'OLAWD AND WALES,
/W THE WEEK ENDING MAY 179.
Wheat, 635. 10d. ; Barley, 335. 2d. ; Oats, 265. 4d.; Rye,
4l s. 2d.; Beans, 335. bd. ; Peas, 38s. 2d.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 2d day of
June, 1a24, i 3 30s. Uid. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JrwE 7.
The following is an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices at Smithfield Market this morning :

CATTLE AT MARKET

Beasts...
Calves...

~1,021 1 Sheep and Lambs ... 19,e50
240 Pigs

,
To sink the Offal, per stone of 1.31 b.
Beef 3s Ed to 4s Be. 1 Veal
Mutton as Ed to 4s 4u i Pork 4s Od to 5s Od
Lamb bs Od to Gs 4d.

FIAT AND STRAW, PER LOAD.

Hay 4.1 to £6 Os I Clover lOs to £6 61

Straw £2'2s to £2 10a.

The new and extensive Mews and Stables for
his MAJESTY, which have been for some time building in the
garden at the back of his Palace, Pimlico, are to be completed
by Midsumer-day. The fittings up of the stables, the harness--
rooms, &c. are expected to be completed by Michaelmas-day.
Four houses are appropriated for the residences of the principal
officers, who will have the entire management, viz. the clerk
and his assistant, the equerry of the Crown stable, and the
veterinary surgeon. The Duke of York will have stables allot-
ted to him for his stud and carriages.
An elopement has taken place in Paris, which
is likely to excite the attention of the Gentlemen
of the Long Robe here, in more ways than one.
The parties are, a Noble Lord well known in
the gay circles of this metropolis, and the wife
of a young Baronet.
BURGLARY.—The manufactory belonging to
Mr. CURRIE, tobacconist of Fleet-street, and which is situate
in Shoemakers'-row, Blackfriars, was on Saturday night en-
tered in a most mysterious way. The premises are secured by
three patent locks of peculiar construction, besides other fas-
tenings. On Sunday morning two of the locks were found to
have been picked, and the other remained secure ; but, on
opening the door, there were found upwards of 8 cwt. of to-
bacco, packed up in black linen bags, alit' ready for removal.
There are no marks of violence observable, and it is supposstt
that the premises were thus entered by some person who had
formerly worked at the factory, or had by some other mesas
obtained a knowledge of the nature of the fastenings. The
bags in which the tobacco is packed are quite new, and appear
to have been procured for the purpose.
FATAL OCCURR ENCE or EPSOM DOWNS.—
After the Races on Friday . a boxing match took place, and
such was the eagerness to witness it, that horsemen and pedes-
trians rapidly flocked to the scene, but in such confusion,
that many persons were knocked down and trampled on by
the horses; one lady had her jaw broke by a horse treading
on her, a countryman received a severe fracture of his arm,
and a boy was so dreadfully injured that his life is despaired of.
—A coachman residing near Kew Bridge was so dreadfully
kicked by a horse, that he was " completely stove in." He
was conveyed instantly to the Magpie, in Epsom, where he
died in about an hour after. A groom residing at Banstead
was thrown from his horse, in consequence of a cart running
foul of him ; the shaft of the cart entered the horse's chest, st,and
the animal died almost instantly ; the rider had his scullfree.l
tured, and now lies without hope of recovery.

BIRTHS.
On the 3d inst., the wife of Mr. Charles L. Robson, New-
castle-upon-Tyn, of a son.
At Queen.street, Edinburgh, on the 2d inst., the lady of
E. W. H. Schenley, Esq., of a daughter.

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