The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-03 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, FED. 2.—Wind S.—Arrived last night and sailed
this morning, for the River. the Canada, Coulson, from St.
John's, N. 8., in a leaky state, with loss of jolly boat and
bulwarks; in lat. 49. 30. long. 13. fell in with the wreck of a
vessel ; could nut discern any name or particulars, but saw a
great quantity of palm oil floating on the water. Also arrived
this morning, and sailed for the River, the American ship
Warren, Snow, 44 days from Virginia : has on board the
Captain and crew of the French ship Baron de Recoriet, bound
to Havre, which ship foundered on her passage home. Also
arrived the Harmony. The Britannia from India, and the
Indian from the South Seas, both remain.
FED. I.—Wind S.S.W.—Came down last night and sailed,
the Bunion, Richardson, for Bermuda. Sailed this morning
for the River, the John, Esclaile, and Quebec packet, for
Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, FED. I.—Wind E.S.E.—Twoboatnien picked
up a piece of a schooner, mainmast and other materials, about
five miles off the Ram Head ; the mast is marked Tagus,
Thos. Andrews a Pilot, piloted a schooner called the Taus,
Reynolds, from Nance, on Monday last; he believes she is a
vessel belonging to Yarmouth, but that the Captain resides in
London.
JAw. 31.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Henry, Cock, from St.
Michael's; on her voyage picked up the rigging of a schooner
supposed to have foundered. This morning early the sloop
Ann, of and for Liverpool, Chapped, laden with flour and oil,
was lost on the Breakwater; crew saved. Arrived the Batavia,
Harris, 136 days, from Batavia.
PonTssiOUTII, FED. 2.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Nor-
folk, (trig, from the Downs for Madras.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Hazard,
from Gibraltar in 2/ days; Duke of Kent Packet (1), from
Lisbon—sailed 26th inst. ; and Lord Sidmouth Packet from
Rio—sailed the 25th November. Sailed the Lady .Araballa
Packet for Lisbon, and put back the following day.
IlArtveten, FED. 2.—Sailed the Lord Nelson, with mails
for Ilulland.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Frs. 3.

The quantity of Corn which has accumulated during the
frost is considerable, we have therefore a very full market this
morning of all sorts of Orain. Our Millen have been In hopes
of purchasing Wheat at lower prices, but as the factors will
not submit, sales are effected on much the same terms as before
the frost. Barley is excessively dull in sale, and from Is. to
2s. per quarter lower. Beans are so plentiful that they go off
very slowly at a reduction of Is. per quarter. Boiling Peas are
without alteration. Gray Peas are rather cheaper. Oats are
here In abundance, and sell but lowly on nearly the saute
terms as last quoted.
Wheat, Old, 25. 42s Pease, White .... ....... 26s 31s
New 2ss 488 - (trey . 25s 28*
Rye 20s 22s Beans 24s 31.
Barley 24s 324 Oats 17s 24s
Malt 44s 66s Flour - 3.51 49s

AVERAGE PRICE OP CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
Wheat, 401. ad. ; Barley, 288. 2d. ; Oats, 17s. 24, ; JIM
235. 1(1. ; Beans, 255. 4d. ; Peas, 295. 24.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed '
from the Returns made in. the Week ending the 29th day of
January, 11123, is 30s. aid. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FEB. 3.
The supply of Oxen this morning was not so great as on
last Monday ; in Sheep the numbers was full as good as on
former market days; the price of Beef may be quoted as per
last market day, but in Sheep the price is rather lower.—The
price of Hay remains the same.
(To sink the Offal, per stone of atip.)
Beef 2s lid to 3s ittl Veal
Mutton 2 I s Od to 3s Od Pork 2ii 6d to 3; 104
Lamb i 6 Od to 01 041.
HAY ANT) STRAW., VEIL LOAD.
hay l"3 Us to £4 Os I Clover II 5s to £4 5s
Straw £1 fis to £1 161.

Extract of a letter from Van Diemen's Land, dated 10th
April, 1822.
" Is it not infamous to see that convict, John 11PDougal, of
ship-sinking notoriety, walking about here like a gentleman,
and advertising in the newspapers, for business as a general
agent and accountant? When the ship arrived with him, he
was brought ashore by the Governor's boat, separate from thr
other prisoners, in plain clothes, instead of the convict dress (of
yellow cloth) so as to save his feelings. Ire pretends that he
has not a stiver in the world, and that he was preparing to send
home documents to prove who were the guilty parties—a pust
too late for himself however."--( Glasgow Courze,r.)

Yesterday James Wilson was again publicly
whipped in the Court-yards of the Jail here, re-
ceiving fifty stripes (25 in each court). Thi, is
the third time this person has been whipped
within the present month, for contravening e'll.-
tence of banishment, viz. on the Ist, 13th, and
29th. On his back being dressed, he was
again liberated on his going into banishment.—
(Glasgow Courier, Jan. 30.)

imam
On Friday last, at Turret House, South Lambeth, Mrs.
lleseitine, of a son.

.MARRIED.
On Saturday hist, at St. George's Church, Borough, Mr.
Wm. Fraser, at Portland,place, New Kent-road, to Catherine,
eldest (laughter of Mr..Tohn Austin, of the .saroe place.
At Mrs. Walker's, George-street, I,"olintnirgl;, John Han,
Esq., eldest son of Sir James Hall, of Dunglaas, Ilan., to
Miss Juliana %Volker, youngest daughter of the late James
Walker, Esq., of Dahry, Principal Clerk of SissioU.