The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-16 00:00:00

COUR.T-FASIZIONATILLS.

Lord J. Russell will.give a full dress Parliamentary
dinner on Monday next.
The Queen Dowager will visit the Duke of Rutland
at Belvoir about the 15th Sept.
The Duke of Devonshire has gone on a tour to Ger-
many, and is expected to be absent about six months.
End Spencer .is expected at Spencer House in a
few days.
Her Majesty and suite were greatly alarmed on Sa-
turday when proceeding in the neighbourhood of Virginia
Water, from one of the ponies in the phaeton of Lord
Errol taking fright. Prince Albert acted with great deci-
sion on the occasion. The interesting particulars will be
found in another part of the paper. .

MISCELLANEOUS.
pompons
A Morning Contemporary gives a most
account of a late South Durham Tory dinner, describing
the " temporary pavilion" in the most inflated style, sin('
observing, inter alia, that " the tables were ranged
longitudinally, with a cross-table at the head of the rootn:
a little elevated for the accommodation of the chairman'
From the character of the speeches made at this dinner,
we suspect that some of the company were " a little
elevated," as well as the cross-table !
Mirchioness of Londonderry, is undergoing
Wynyard Hall, the residence of the Marquis and
extensive
repairs to refit it for the occupation of the family.
-- Lord Morpeth has accepted an invitation to a public
entertainment from the Reformers of Ireland, which is
to take place on the 9th of September. A dinner is also
to be given to him by his late constituency in Yorkshire.

RUMOURS OF TICE DAY•
It is said that Sir R. Stopford will assume the Go-
vernorship of Greenwich Hospital in the course of the
ensuing week.
We understand that Sir Robert Peel, emulous of
the notoriety of the boy Jones, is resolved, at all hazards,
to force his way into Buckingham Palace.
Ministers are resolved to have an ample discussion of
of the Budget, including, of course, the taxes on corn,
sugar, and timber ; and the Tories being afraid of the
effect of important disclosures in these critical times, are
making vast preparations to smother the debate. Will
the tyrant majority gag her Majesty's Ministers ? And
if they do, will the public consider the danger the less
because it is concealed ? Tacitus would have decided in
the contrary way.

LLO YD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, Aug. 16.—Wind this day at noon W. to S.W.
DEAL, Auc. 14.—Wind S.W., fresh. 15. S.W., mo-
derate.—Arrived the Rosalind, General Parkhill, West-
ward, and from the. River, Albert, for Newfoundland ;
Tuscan, Leghorn • Piedad, Bilboa ; William Jardine,
Sydney, New South Wales ; Fourteen, Singapore ; Al-
bent, Gibraltar. Sailed the Lalla Rookh, for Sydney,
New South Wales.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 14.—Wind S.W., moderate. 15.
Wind S.W., light.—Arrived the Caledonia (steamer),
from Boston, left the Ist and Halifax 3d ; Lord Wes-
tern, Lock, Singapore ; Heroiia.t, Trinidad ; Henrietta
and Plymouth, Mobile ; England, St. John's, NOW
Brunswick ; Active and Alderson, Montreal ; Betsey,
Monte Video ; Roscius, Collins, New York. Sailed,
26th ult., the Hope, Duncan, for St. Andrew's ; Hero,
Davidson, Quebec ; Alexander, Odessa ; Diadem, Rivet,
Leghorn ; Devonport, Bombay ; Union, Mauritius ;
Hope, Rio Janeiro ; Rising Sun, Gulf of Mexico ;
Vendia, Sierra Leone ; Alhambra, New Orleans ;
Garrick and Practice, New York. The Townley,,
bound to Newcastle ; Fair Isle, for this port
and Wensleydale, for Flint, all from Quebec, w‘Art
totally wrecked on Anticast, on the 29th and 30t14 of
June, crew saved. A barque, understood to b' the
Hawk, from Greenock to Montreal, under jury-roasts,
having carried away foremast end main an,:t mizell top-
masts, 25th ult., was passed on the 27th Ka., bearing up
for St. John's, in lat. 47, :ion. 39, .by the Acadia,
(steamer), arrived off Boston. Sailed the Russia, for
New York ; Richard and Magnet, :I`..fontreal ; Courier,
Newfoundland ; Jubilee, Odessa ; Jean Geary, Constan-
tinople ; Hindoo, Calcutta ; Persia, Charleston ; Ste-
phen Baldwin, Philidelphia ; Emerald, Mozambique, and
Avon, St. John's, New BrurAswiek,
OFF DovER, Auc. 15.--Arrived the Britannia, from
EatSsOtjiraumaai
lne.
PTaoN, AUGUST 14.—Sailed the Braganza,
steamer, for Gibraltar, &c.
TORBAY, AUG. 13.--Arrived the Pegasus, from Shields
for Patras ; Catherine, Evans, London for Dublin, with
loss of jolly-boat.
PLYmorru, AUG. 15.—Wind S.W. Arrived the Falk-
land, Appleby, from Leghorn ; Pioneer, Demerara ;
Laurva, Vernon, London for Maeira. ;;ailed her Ma-
jesty's ship Hastings, for Gibraltar.
POOLE, AUG. 16.—Arrived the John, Chisman, from
Newfoundland; Delia, Oday, with bowsprit sprung, bead
of foremast gone, and put back from, lon. 10, bound to
Quebec.
PORTS3IOUTTI, AUG. 15.—Wind. 'W., fresh breezes.
Arrived the Wellington, from London for Madras; War-
rior,-ditto, for Calcutta ; Robert Small, ditto, for ditto ;
Janet Willis, ditto, for DemerarA. Sailed the James Har-
ris, for Quebec.
df reorm, COWES,NHewavaonArnluettaho. n;s.lHs.o—srmaiAloerriianczzdstethtteonP;reEc iloesaan,Z
se scthniiiaeni
for
Amsterdam.
STANDGATE CREEK,the Saladin and FOrtWR,
a.,
MARGATE, AUG. AUG. 14.—Arrived the Ocean,
Pat tray, from Odessa,
MARGATE, off, the Princess Mar/,
Legg, from
FALMOUTEA.Q4eJeC ; Eliza, Shields, for Alexandria,
leaky, having
w.perienced heavy gales.
breezes. ",
'Wind S.W., breezes. Arrived the
AUG. 13.—Wind S. to S.W., strong
Elizabetl-4, strong reezes.
wson,
Smyrna ; Weatherly, from Odessa ; Syren, Ne
Pnac"t , West Indies, left St. Thomas 22d ult.; JOseY
Ipswich (steamer), London for Java; Pandora,
'IPA", De Caen, Pernambuco, sailed Ist ult. Sailed the
.;31...ntelope and Sir Henry Parnell, for London.
DUBLIN, AUG. 13.—Arrived the Industry, M‘Fee,
c.
Trinidad ; Hope, Garbat; Eleonor and Leonara, Que.'? e
KINGSTON, AUG. 13.—Arrived the'Harmony, Bailey,
from St. John's, New Brunswick.
WATERFORD, AUG. 12.—Sailed the Ocean, Quebec.
KINSALE, AUG. 12.—Arrived the Emerald, Slut*?
from St. John's, New Brunswick.
CORK, AUG. 13.—Arrived the Scotland, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Tenella, Gibraltar ;
Martin, Quebec ; Tikyahera, Keily, St. John's. Sailed
the Marion, for Quebec.
BBISTOL, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Caroline, Pocock,
from Tobago. Sailed the Tunobucto, Davies, for Africa;
Ann, Eliza, Jane, and Java, Quebec ; Aristides, New-
foundland ; Sir F. B. Head and Awe, Quebec.
GLOSTER, AUG. 14.—Arrived the Royal Oak, Robin-
son, from Miramichi. Sailed the Confluence, Bilboa.
SWANSEA, AUG. 13.—Arrived the Circassian, Mane,
from Cuba ; Helen Simpson, Lf•ask, do.
CLYDE, AUG. 13.—Arrived the William
Sierra Leone. Sailed the Ariel, Morris, Rio Janeiro.
GUERNSEY, AUG. 10.—Arrived the Erin, Godfrey,
from Havannah. Shand, for

THE MARKETS.--(THIS
DAY.:ack.
CORN EXCHANGE. and the
The supplies of all Grain last week were moderate,
fresh arrival was fair of Wheat, but not muck of other
Corn.
Wheat obtained 2s. per quarter advance on the terms of last
week. Barley as last reported. Beans and Peas unvaried.
Oats met a slow sale at 6d. per quarter advance. The millers
were disposed to raise the top price of Flour to 709. per
The samples of new Wheat come of very indifferent quality.
The weather is now fine for the harvest.
;ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
1 wheat. 1 earje, I ()ass. 1 Flour.
English
Irish . - 7,00
Foreign .... 14,550 ,2
earcis 021 80.
W heat, Vida(oli(l2l.s; ..................
_::
------ liedrlB4o) . ...... 565. 60s.
------. Fine ........... .C2s. 665.
...---__---vatirWy..::..76t
Cl'.7.
vine 66s 70s
.-------- , ............ • •
------- superfine 14s. 1325.
..».----Foreign free 56/.86.
Rye. ..... .
Barley
....--- Grinding
Maple New . :";t::: 4633302:::1
Malting `32s. 355.
Malt
--- Fine New 6•25. 631.
Pease, Grey, New 'Zs 3ss
—.-- White
-- Boilers .341. 361.
.375. Sts

1,42.7 brit

,031
ARD OF SFIP
Beans, Small (new) 4(4.41 s•
(ohl) ........
1-- Tick (new) 35 375,
(old) --a.—s
---- -
Harrow (new) 370.390,
Brank (old) —s.
Oats, Feed —o. e•
------ New 180.23 e.
--- Poland
—New
Potatoe —6.
New ..... 943. 275.
Scorch 264.291-
-- Irish 16a. 23e.
Flour Town (per sack).— 655. 70s.
---- Seconds
North Country-50. 55r.
Bran BO. Vs.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply of Cattle being moderate, occasioned a brisk de-
mand, and everything was disposed of. Of Sheep and Lambs
the supply was good, the former met with a fair demand, the
latter rather a dull trade. Of Calves the supply was but mid'
dling, with a good demand. Of Pigs we had a plentiful suit,-
ply ; fine young porkers were much in request, and met with
ready buyers at our present prices. Beasts, 2,851 ; Sheep and
Lambs, 2,630 ; Pigs, 615 ; Calves, 148. Beef, inferior, 3s. 4'
to 3s. Bd.; ditto prime, 4s. Bd. to 4s. 10d. ; Mutton, 4s. was.
Veal, 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. ; Pork, 4s. to ss. ; Lamb, 4s. 6d. to
Bs. 2d.

TEA MARKET.
Prices were firm, with a fair demand. Company's Con,gou
produced 2s. 7d.1 cash. Some public sales harp been declared,
the most part Green.
TALLOW MARKET.
A fair business transacted, and prices were firm. P. Y•
Candle on tkc spot produced 49s 6d to 50's per cwt., and for
the last three months 49s per cwt.
HOP MARKET.
Holders were not disposed to realise, the accounts, from the
plantations not being so favourable; buyers, however, ope-
rated with caution. The duty is estimated at 165,0001.

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SYDNEY'S SMITH'S LAS What is to Off
done with Dean Cockburn ?" s-Aid a person to the rev
ren wag he oher day in t. Pau's churchad. "P°ll6'
Sir,d done,t why he deservesS l
to be preached y
tor death by
wild curates," was said to be the re..?ly.