The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-01 00:00:00

NO MONOPOLIES.

There is not—there never was- —a country more admi-
rably fitted by Nature than Bri,`ain for carrying sub-
stantial prosperity to the highest bitch,—for supporting
a very large population in propor, Sion to its territorial
surface,—for attaining the most extended commerce,
wealth, greatness, and influence, among the nations
of the world. With mineral treasures that afford all
the means of manufacturing pre-eininence,— with an
insular position favourable trt 011 CO to universal com-
merce and to perfect security,—with one coast fronting
a considerable portion of the Continent, and with the
other open to the wide ocean, the common pathway
of nations,—with a temperate climatk, a brave and
vigorous race of men, and a soil of -average fertility,
—Britain Possesses a capacity for yet unimagined
growth and. improvement. Add the consideration, that
she has attained a decided supremacy on the ocean ;
and her security both against external assault and injury
to her commerce becomes far more perfect than that of
any, other country, continental or insular.
But, observe well—her naval power, her greatness,
security, and capacity for further improvement, all rest
upon her commerce. Without commerce she can neither
have ships nor sailors. Her commerce itself rests upon
her manufactures, because it is by manufactures alone
that she buys the commodities of other nations—her
raw materials, comforts, and luxuries. And her manu-
factures cannot flourish under the repulsive and anti-
commercial system of monopolies, or with scarce and dear
food for the people.
The great want of England, then, is
TO PUT DOWN HER MONOPOLIES.
—Leeds Mercury.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

LONDON, MAY 31.—:Wind this day at noon, pleasant south-
westerly breeze, and fine clear weather.
DEAL, MAY 30.—Wind N. N. W. light breeze.—Arrived the
Ceylon. from Honduras; Diana, New Orleans; Ellen, Brown,
Jamaica ; bark No. 3,197, Rendezvous flag, Westward. Arrived
from the river and sailed the Gilbert Henderson, and Stan-
derings, for Sydney ; Robert Archer, Calcutta ; Vanguard,
Mauritius • Troubadour and Williams, Cape of Good Hope ;
Hartley, Sierra Leone; Julia, Grenada • Sandwich, St. Lucia;
Hawksbnry, Quebec ; Manchester and NautilUs, Halifax ;
Middlesex, Port Phillip ; Augusta Jessie, Calcutta; Narcissus,
Buenos Ayres; Toronto, New York; Clio, Trieste; Caroline,
Malaga ; Millman, St. Übes ; Vixen, Bilbao ; Frankland, Cal-
cutta.

Dovait.—Arrived off, the Franklin, from Hamburgh, fur
New York.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 30.—Wind N.—Arrived the Catharine,
from Savanilla ; Caledonia, Laguna ; Sisters, Nassau ; Cale..
donia, New York, sailed the 3rd instant ; John Walker, New
Orleans ; Kate, Doming, ditto ; Potomac, Berry, ditto ;'
Warsaw and Kensington, from Mobile ; Elizabeth Bentley,
'
Hunt, Savannah • Consbrook and Eliza, Keith, Charleston ;
Parker, Risien, Demerara, sailed the 22d ult. ; Empress,
Scott, Jamaica; Maid of Athens, Odessa. Sailed the Friends,
for Singapore ; Wild Irish Girl, Calcutta ; St. Christopher,
Trinidad ; Britannia, Barbadoes ; Emerald, Havannah ;
Triumph and Iris, Ancona,.

G urcrtFisEY, AI AY 28. —The Jannette, Otten, from Antwerp,
got in contact with the Fortunas, from Danzig, off the Pas-
kets ; the former was abandoned by the crew,:and the latter has
not suffered materially. The Jannette was taken into Sal-
combs on the 27th.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 3 . —Arrived off, the Fanny, Spoyles,
Paraiba ; David Banks, Jolly, Tarrazooa, arrived off Hebor,
from New York.

FALMOUTH, MAY 28. --- Wind S. to S. W., strong
breezes.—Arrived the Fox, from Palermo ; Rosalind Media,
Glyme, Chester, for London, with mainsail split and main
boom sprung, having been in contact with the Breeds, of Wey-
mouth ; Lapwing packet, Barbadoes, sailed on the 'nth ult.
from St. Lucia, Martinique, 6th, Dominica, 7th, Guadaloupe,
Bth, Antigua, 9th,- St. Kitts, 10th, St. Thomas's, 21st, Porto
Rico, 22d, Cape Hayti, 26th; arrived off, Joseph Hume,
from Sierra Leone.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —The Independent, Liverpool to
New York, 28th inst., off Tuskar, by the Caledonia, arrive
at Liverpool. Bertha, Clyde to Cape of Good Hope, and
Mary Lyon, London to Mauritius, 4th ult., lat. 17 5.,10n. 30
W., by the Amiga, arrived at Liverpool. United
ingdom;
Liverpool to Sydney, New South %Vales, 26th, off Scilly, by
the Isabel, arrived at do. Resolution, London .to Quebec, and
Man g, Clyde to Bay Chaleur, 6th, lat. 45, Ion: 48, by the
Irad Perry, arrived at do. Matilda, Luckie, bound to London,
23d, lat. 47, lon. 10, by the Parker, arrived at do. Clarence,
Hull to Quebec, 7th, lat. 47, len. 47 ; Hope, f: om Liverpool,
9th lat. 47, lon. 45. Lavinia, 22d. lat. 51, lon. 10 ; Quoen,
from Liverpool, 23d, lat. 51, lon. 9, by the Empress, arrived
at do. Eddystone, from London, 26th, lat. 50, lon,
I Heart, Bristol to St. Jago de Cuba, lat. 49i
A, by the
Oranil, arrived at Portsmouth. London, of London, 9th
inst., in the Gut of Gibraltar; Virmilia, bound to Palermo,
13th, lat. 38, lon. 10; Eritania, from Malta, 18th, lat. 41,
lon. 10; Cecrops ( American), 27th, off Scilly, by the Rosa-
lind, arrived at Falmouth. Margvetta, London to Gibraltar,
20th, in the Gut of Gibraltar • Maria Johanna (Dutch), 21st,
lat, 46, lon, 9,. by the hoyal 'Tar (steamer), arrived at Gib-
raltar. Manfred, Odessa to Falmouth, 25th ult., lat. 48, lon.
12 E., by the Minstrel, arrived at Falmouth.

The St. George Steam-packet•
Company's
Steam-ship Jupiter, Lieut. Waters, R. N., Commander, ar-
rived on Sunday fro.n St. Petereburgh, having performed Ole
va, c imieven days and a half.

MORNING .:DI=TIbS•

THE MARKETS-YESI ERI)A

W
CORN ... EXCHANGE.-
The past week's arrivals were tolerably fair for !Flea Englist!
Grain, small of Irish Oats, but considerable of Fun eigil h,t
The fresh supplies of all articles were inconsiderable. il. Lfti,
met a slow sa.le at last week's prices. Barley was very i'4o
inquired after, and remained as last ouoted.. Beans and g.
.5.a.c.k........5. _
l.
Beans,small
tiiewb,„.. .
unvaried. Oats met a slack demand at their former terra,.
Flour sold very heavily, and the millers reduced the tar "a I
DWalhearite:Redis.oll:)
White (old) •
r)atc x_Ssgo.x.....BLOAILD OF srir. . 41"
(old) ...... ..7• 51:,
-2.. 5.55 ----- Tick (new) ..... ... J
....,
Fine Ms. 595. .--............... (old) .......... -.,:•*59,
Superfine 60s. 6:s. ........-- Harrow (new) ...... 3,
-.---- White (11:441.) 555. sSs. ..--........... (Old) ....... -4' ,
t.-
---- nine I Os. 645. Brsnic.. .. ... .. .. .......... ..... _,„
Superfine 665. 70s. Oats, Feed,............"" --,
.•11.•
--Foreigii free 54a. :Os.
.. :•,,.
14( :3Bs. 40t. - P01and•......... .......... .2-3
.ot
Baricy 2SA 3es. ----New ........ -,.-1.
- Grinding • es 2SA. - Potatoe ............... ;3i...40
- Malting
Halt Sts. 60.. - Scotch ............ ....
.19,.ri.'
-- Fine) ew
6.25• '33,- - Irish.. .......... les. ••.543 52,.
Pease, Grey, New :Ins. 3Ss . Flour Town (per sack).
.0,.t.
-- Ali,pie New 40.. 42., - Seconds ...............
4. 50.
.......---. White 24a. 3,;.. ---- Nwrth Country....t, liji.
-•-....... Boilers 375.38:. 8ran..................... .. ...... ',,,Fir,
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING 1.A51 ‘",
floU,• .
Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. -0 I.olo'
6,11 a qrs. 5,1104 qrs. - 11,14:1911' "'
- 1,702 2.45L0J,

English
Irish I -
Fereign

1,2 2

- -
SMITHFIELD. gad, th.
The supply of Cattle at market this morning I"' -1, or/
demand very dull. Of Sheep and Lambs the suPP,iteolio
fai,, trade not brisk. Of Calves our supply was ni6der"iy
demand dull. Prices rather lower of Pigs ; our •toliobi,
good, with a heavy trade. Cattle, 2,673; Sheep andi 6J-"'
25,200 ; Pigs, 649 ; Calves, 107. Beef, 3s. 6d. to 'lob,
Mutton, 4s. to 55.; Veal, 4s. to ss. ; Pork, 4s. to 55.;
ss. 6d. to 6s. 4d.

t
TEA MARKET. li ilea' "
The operations in free trade were extremell an .colo
holders would not submit to lower rates, and °whir' he ill'r
for Cash was not to be had under 18.70. per -lb. ,c 1; roll'
lative market was dull. Company's Congou at ls• 82
TALLOW MARKET. 1, a a dat;
The demand for Russian Tallow dull, and prices "g 3a. r
ward tendency. Sellers of P. Y. C. on the spot at 46,•
cwt. The supply of South American was large.
HOP MARKET. '1
f 911.°It'
Prices looked up, the demand being good, and sußcjistoc*
the accounts are unfavourable from the,hop-growiog
the duty has fallen to 135,0001. . . .
1:'
PRICE OF BREAD. ~., fc, tho
foe ;iighes • , ri• e of rire.ri i . the Mttrerolis Is o,4''' -r"
Loaf (ILK d Breda niay be had at 7jicl.
PRICES OF' SEEDS. t
Per Cwt. 1 ' Per Quarter ...s '''' ,'..1
dew E gl sh Red C10ver...56s g4s St. Fein . , ... „ ..... .. ....... . „.1 ,
...-, ....,
Old t •itto Dit,o —s —s —8 Rye G.ass.... .......... .......„ ....i ~,
New Foreign Di:to —s 56s 60s Pacey Grass ........... ...„., ;00
01' Di to Di to —s —s —s'Linseed, ibr to ...... ," , :',O os
rew White Clover
Old Di, t., Ditti. —s 4:s 16sDItto, for crushing ..".„,Th- 4.1'1#
Nov Tre oil ......... —s pt's 41s'Hern • ................ . .... •••y„, S'..
Old I. itto -s 195 36s'Canary .. .. ...... . ... ..,, , et,
'l'r folk=
a " 7Osl Per ........... 151,0
English Carraway —s 50s sis,'White Musti:rd.... = top Itli
Foreign into —i 641 50s,Brown Ditto ......... 14,,,,, ic it's
Coriander .... —s --s --31 Tares ................. 6s''''
PRICE OF OIL l'
• O3
Rape Oil, brown, per ton 45- t
Div°, relined
.. -
Linseed Oil • - -
2
Lim rd Oil Cake at to. Mill (per IOUU)
!U
Rai e • ake, per to:.
.)Ib. le 4
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, ike, per II- .
oil , 61
Town Tallow £2 ti 6 Melting Stuff.. . '..l' ...... I ro d
Yellow. Russia. ' 2 :Itfi . Ditto R0U1at...:!..... . .....
White ... .., .0.0 Graves ,......
.......... ....... 0 5
Soap Ditto'. ' 'Ct. 0•0 Goad Dregs .. ...... . ..........
• , PRICE Oft itA'lik•lPATfrper
Price of Tallow (as stated by,the Tallow I.slelters)....•''''
. .:. , _• - COAL ItIARKET. - -,,4 ~ il'„
stinie of Illbs' y '.,i' 6'
Ships arrived since last market day, 1,;;;,...... ". :r
- it
s.' d. --
„,„..0 I)
Adair's - ............. C'' di
dell, ltobson it Co. Hartley 15 II Walls ad liewic'e—h , ' v
t 1 ,
Ilolyweil Man. IS f Walls End Killingwer :', 1„ c'
New Tantield .Moor •15 0 Walls End Newmarch•••: . : 1: 1
Old lantield M00r.... l5 0 Eden Main..- ............•• :,0,
Ord's Itedhugh
.. lt', ,
Smith's Pontop l4 6 Walls End Tees.Hatoo •'. !, .
Twilled Moor
15 6 Howard's Netherton' 4'' , ii
....,
Willington
•19 61Killingworth Trailer •••
West Wylam .......

COUNT

BouiL ''%s
I. to
L to S. 1 46 •
46 ' i it
34 34 3••• 44
°ll ••
44 '
40 41, 5,J ,t 4
b. d. 0 0J
5 6 dJ
50 ,•31 6
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