The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-15 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

BENGAL, MAY 31.—Ships Ckared—Th;Ganges, Tucker,
650 tons, cleared 10th May, for the Mauritius anti and Bom-
bay • John Hunter, Russell, 214 tons, on the 11th May, for
South America; Caroline brig, Cole, 146 tons, on the 25th
Stay, for Rangoon ; Swallow, Black, 280 tons, on the 27th
May, for Penang, Sinagore, and China; Olive Branch, An-
derson, on the 31st May, for the Cape.
Animus at BengaL—The Sir Godfrey Wester, Reynoldson,
from Madras on the let June; York, Albert, from London,
on the 4th June ; Clyde, Driver, from London, on the sth
June ; Sir David Scott, Tween, from , London, on the 11th
June ; Bell Alliance, Rolfe, from London, on the 11th June ;
Canning, Head, from London, with loss of anchors and cables
off the Sand Heads; Thomas Coutes, Christie, from London,
and the Balcarras, Cameron, from London, on the 6th June.

Sailingsfrom Bengal.—the John Hunter, Russell, for South
America, on the 21st May; Sophia, Chew, Cecilia, Scillon,
and the Torch, Mitchell, for Chittagong, on the 29th May;
Olive Branch, Henderson, for Mauritious and the Cape, on
the 3d June; Asurgher, Watt, Henry, Menton, and Lemon.
dine and the Planet, Burridge, for Chittagong, on the f;th
June ; Bengal Merchant, Garnck, for Chittagong, on the Bth
June ; Nereide, Heather, for Cheduba, on the Oth June; and
the City of Edinburgh, 'Wiseman, for Rangoon, on 10th Juno

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. 15.

The arrival of all sorts of Corn last Week were considerable,
but this morning the fresh supplies of most descriptions of
Chain are only moderate. Prime dry samples of IVheat sell o;r
full as good terms as this day se'nnight, but other qualities
are thill, and rather lower. In Flour there is no alteration.

—lt , still remains uncertain whether the ports will open for
Barley ; but as most persons are of opinion that they will
not., the prices of superfine Barley are Is. per quarter higher,
but other sorts have sold heavily ; Boiling Peas are ndvanced
2s. per quarter ; tlr.by Peas are also 2s. per quarter dearer ; 014
Beans fully maintain last quotations ; New Beans arc rather
cheaper ; Oats are scarce and much wanted, and this article fit
again advanced Is. per (platter ; Rape Seed is unaltered.
ARRIVALS OF LAST NVEEK—English Vi'heat, 12.851: P.m..
ley, 9,352; Malt, 4,337; Oat_ ,t 4 1,871 ; Rye. —; Beam, 2.113. i;
Pess, 1,1169; M
Irish Wheat, O; Oats, 9,210; Foreign Oats,
3,770 quarters; English Flour, 18,188 sacks.
Wheat, Red (old) 46s 66s Beans, Small (new) ....434 44a
White (old) 525 746 (old) ....404 Ow
Red (1824) 46s 54s .--- Tick (new) 94* 513aFine 58s 62s (old) 3Bs 43a
Superfine ....64s 678 Barmw(new)...4BB 426
White (1024)...50s 54s (old) ...42s 4.01
Fine 'ins 60s Brank 9418 411*
Superfine ....66s 73s Oats, Feed 2os 22,1
Rye 92s 36s ' Fine "3.4 lis
Barley 32. s ;ifs Poland "Is 2:44
Fine 311 s 40s ---Fine 2.11, 274
—Superfine 448 47s POtatOe
Malt. 566 64s Fine ......28+ 216
Fine 668 708 Scotch .. 296 :)Os
Pease Grey 40$ 42.4 Flour (per sack) fithi,tas
—...-151aple 49 45m Seconds 544 Gas
,White .... ....... 44 s Atis —N o nil Country —50:4 54s
Boilers 54s 57s Bran tis 9s

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OE GRAIN, FROM THE
TURNS RECEIVED IN Tut: WEEK 7.141)ty.in NOV. f.
Wheat, 83s. 34..• Barley, 30s. 9d. ; Oats, 21s. Id.; Rye,
345. 10d.; Beans, 425.1 7d. ; Peas, 425. 10d.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
November 10, 1824, is 303. 100. perwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov.
The following~► is an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices at Smithfield Market this morning:—
CATTLE AT MARKET

Beasts 3,173 I Sheep and Larnbc,.... 19,70
Calves OW I 1 17r)
To sink the Offal, per stone of Ott.
- .

Beef
8x 4d to 43 6d I Veal
Mutt0n....—.... As Od to 4i 8d I Pork 4x 6.1 to 5e trd
Lamb Or Oct to Os Od.

HAY AND STRAW, TER LOAD.

Hal►+. £l It to £s:lss J Ciover Og to VI Oils
Straw 1:1 165 to £2 as.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-011 Saturday a ft ornntut,
while several bricklayers were employed in building up the
foundations of two houses in Bell,yard, Doctors' Commons, 00
the scito of three or four small tenements which were bums
down about a twelvemonth ago, an old boundary well adjoin_
lag thereto, and against which the old materials were piled,
suddenly gave way, anti falling towards the workmen, bear
down several heavy masses of wood, which, with the rtibbi4t
of the wall, fell in among them. Prompt tmistatme was pro"
cured, anti the men having been extricated,
is was ascertained
that four of them had received severe bruises, one of whom lies
aattttrlitbsuptedresetonttthit:eweiinAtv7T
the materials
state.als h
heavily. against tke and thus occasioned its falL
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