The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-06 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.

The transactiOng were fair and prices were maintained with
great firmness by the principal holders, who supply the market
with sufficient only to meet the demand. The price of
13‘ Y. Candle on the spot, was .17s. to47a 6(1 per cwt.
WHITECHAPEL HAYMARKET.
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We hi 4 a goad supply at marl,:.;i, the demand pretty brisk,
considerittg the large cowkeepers are commencing green meat
which lessens the demand considerably, but no reduction in
price took place. Clover 4/. 125.t0-61. ; Meadow Hay 31. 10s.
to 41. 15s. ; Straw, 3tis. to 405.

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LoNnort, Aral t ft.—Wind, this day, at noon. N.N.E.. light
breeze, fine clear weatlier.
DEAL, APRIL 5.--Wind E.,—Arrived from the River,
and the Pearl, Burrows, for Sydney ; Eagle, Donkin,
Ottebce I Imogene, ack, ditto ; Clara and Emma, Tate,
ditto; Ellen, Brown, ditto; Volusia, Fitit,yson, ditto; Go-
veri,or Harcourt, Ady, ditto; GeneralCairos, Dare, Madeira;
Allkion, Chainpi6ri, Cadiz ; Ocean, Itice, Qu,bec ; Beil,
ditto: Sailed all the outward bound except the Bruns-
wick. for Queb4e,
PORTSMOUTH, Aral'. ti.. Wind S.W. to S. S.E.—Arrived
the Horat. o (transport), Colerfiao, from Jamaica.
FA LMOUTII, APRIL 4. —Wind 5.5. W., fresh gales.—Ar-
riVOri tlig fiteAll (steamer), from • Gibraltar, left 27th ult.,
Cadiz 28th, L
istitin 30th, Oporto and Vigo Ist; Tagus,
(steamer), for V:go ; Hope packet, on a eruize.
PLYMOUTH, Aram 5. Wind s.W.—Arrived the Sou-
dan (steamer), from Sheerness for Africa ; Rapid, Sell), ;
Ergo, smith/ For Malta; Hirondelle, for Africa.
Da armouni, Aram 3.—Saiied the Fox, Fox, for New-
foundland; Colombia, Clarkson, Havannah; Ladd, Charleston.
COWES, APRIL s.—Arrived the Thomas and Mary, from
bottdOtt, for Restigouche, with loss of Main top-mast ; Wind=hond, Dttelios Ayres; Aelss, Jansen, do.

PENZANCE, AllltiL 4,—A fourteen feet clinker-built boat,
with two oars, two handspikes, and check of windlass on board,
marked " Victoria, Le Tessier, of Guernsey," has been picked
up and carried to Porthleven. A fifteen feet caravel-built boat
with five thwarts, four rowlocks, iron fastened, and painted
black out and green inside, apparently not long in the water,
has been picked up off the Eddystone 25th ult.
BRISTOL, APRIL s.—Arrived the Thomas Wood, from
Odessa ; Cheatab, Malta. Sailed the Britann.a, for Quebec ;
Susan, Penton, Demerara.
PORT TALBOT, APRIL 4. —The main boorri'of a brig, about
200 tons, apparently a long time in the water, has been picked
off the Smalls.
Mx eroRD, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Terrier, from Cuba. •
CORK. APRIL 3.—Arrived the Westmoreland, from London
for St. John's, New Brunswick, with loss of main, maintopsail
yard, fore and main topsails, &c., having bare up from long. 17.
SUNDERLAND, Aram 4 —Sailed the Defender, Duncan,
f,,r Quebec; Orion, Steele, ditto; Wan,tock, Hay, ditto.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL s.—Wind S.—Arrived the Heart of
Oak, Nl,Donald, from Mauritius ; Joaquin and Jane, Haven-
nab ; Robert Isae, Trueman, Mobile ; Atlantic, Savannah ;
Pere, Dawe, Terceira ; Columbia' Cromac, New Orleans.
Arrived off—the North Star, from New Orleans. Sailed the
Waverley; Snow, for New York ; Litherland, Freeman, Singa-
pore ; Anne Jane, Rigby. Singapore ; Mary Somerville, Lan-
eliqer, Calcutta ; Mary Hai tly, Webb, Calcutta ; Queen of the
Isles, Rio Janeiro ; Elizabeth Wood, Crosby, Barbadoes ;
Syra, Swan, Trinidad ; Arid, Montreal ; Benjamin Hart,
Montreal ; Columbus, Cowny, Quebec ; Emma, Weeks,
Quebec .; Celia, Ody, Quebec. ; Tamerlane, Fisher, Quebec ;
Sarah Barry, Robson, Newfoundland; Cornelia, Hetford, New-
fouqdland ; Samuel, Kelly. Newfoundland ; Credo. Hum-
phreys, Newroundlanivd;,
Perritt,Wallace,
sTt
Michael's
ig,St. ;
Pa-
ragon, Halifax ; Quiver,
Ba.ibadoes ; Tomlinson, Kirkes, Constantinople; Sara-
cen, Poiley, Ada.—A quarter to ten.--We are still without
any news of the President.
YArttrouTz, 4.—Arrived, tha Twede, Brodie, I" rao.
am ; Ellen and Maria, for Malta, with loss of ra,ir.mast.
The Margaret, from Liverpool to Sydney, arrived at the
ape of Good Hope; had forty deaths on the passage.