The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-16 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY:s)

CORN EXCHANGE.
There have been moderate supplies of English grain this
week, but a good quantity of Oats from Ireland. The Wheat
trade unvaried from Monday's terms. Barley and Beans very
dull in sale. Oats met very few buyers, and last quotations
could not be obtained.
SPILTHF lur as last reported.
The supply of Cattle, Sheep, and Lambs was moderate, the
demand dull, but no alteration in prices took place. AA
Calves and Pigs a good supply, the demand brisk, and our
last quotations were well supported. Beasts, 569; Sheep and
Lambs, 4,230; Figs, 516 ; Calves, 135. Beef, 3s. 4,1. to 4s.
6d. ; Mutton, 4s. to Sc. 4d. ; Veal, ss. to 6s. ; 'Pork,
salt little tlter eta.atyri,ataioniidtoothke
4s. 4d. to
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nuoet 6ibisty.plrpOirediev.
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at Is. sid. cash.
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TALLOW. AI A RKET.
There was a fair business done in Russian. Prices were firm
at 475. 6d. on the spot, and 48s. 3d. for arrival in the last three
months.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING,(THISDAY.)

I.oNDON, Arum 16.—Wind this day at noon, light breeze
from the southward, fine clear weather.
DEAL, APRIL 13.—Wind N.W. and variable.—Arrived
the Louisa, Pallat, from Batavia ; Sisters, Ramsay, Demerara.
Arrived from the River and sailed the Ellen, for Barbadqes ;
Abel, Gower, Jamaica ; Cyrus, Quebec • Resolution, ditto;
Princess Mary, ditto • Edward and Mar} Wright, Miramichi;
Malcolm, Brown, Wells ; Commis., Allison, Dalhousie ;
bion, Quebec.
Liivitrocm, APRIL 15. Wind
W.S.W.—Arrived the Ca..
ledonia (steamer), from Halifax, sailed from Boston April Ist,
Halifax, 4th., brings no news of the President. The British
Queen (steamer), put into Halifax with loss of pad-
dle floats, having encountered verkboisterous weather,
proceeded on the 3d for New York ;. d Seaton, New Or-
leans; Nonpareil, St. Michael's. Sat the Jos. P. Dobree,
Hayes, for Jamaica ; Onynaio, New Orleans ;
i
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—ancY, Wilson,
Quebec ; Leander, ditto ; Covenanter, ditto ; Thomas, ditto;
thesefil 00, with the
appearance of ur,
Jessie Miller, Dalhousie. A ship apparently British, laden
with flour and cotton, was fallen in with on the southern edge
edge, by
of Clyde,fire,anwderae
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gutlofn, bounrntht,
t2o2n thde March.waters Barrels v
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having been burntn some
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passed in lat. 37, ori. 7.3._
'
FAmitourit, Arai" 14 —Wind S.W. to N.N.
the Numa, Tullocks, for London.
Poarsmourtr, APRIL lb.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived, the
Victoria, from 3latanzas.
SOOTHAM PTON. —Arrived the Au usth, Warner, from
Christiana. Sailed the Lord Althorp, Arack, for Restigouche.
Po- mourn, APRILthe Regina, B ouze
r , for
New Zealand.
WHITKHAVEN, APRIL 13.—Arrived, the Eliza: Ann, from
Sierra Leone.
CORK, Aran. 13.—Arrived, the Eleanor, London for Syd-
ney, New South Wales; British Queen, Taylor, for North
America. Sailed, the Rowena, Williams, St. John's, New
Brunswick.
LowEsTor FE, APRIL 15.—The Perseverance, Saunders, ran
on the Newcombe Sand yesterday ; but, was assisted off after
throwing part of her cargo overboard, and will proceed.
ARRIVED ors BRIGHTON. APRIL. 13.—`'let OP, Decker,
from Rio Janeiro ' Clarissa, Adrina, Surinam ; Fraucisea, St.
Übe's ; Helena, do.

CA N TABS AND OXONS.—A very correct ao-
count of the Oxford and Cambridge match -mill appear in
Bell's Life in London of Sunday, April I ; also Royal
Yacht Squadron intelligence, with list of yachts; Royal
Thames acht Club and list of yachts; Royal Western
Yacht Club and lists of 3 achts, &c. The price of Bell's
Life in London is Fivepence, published in time to be sent
by the Saturday afternoon railways.
P, HURR A 1—" Hip, hi4p, hurra!" originated
in the crusades, it being a corruption of H. E. P. the in.
itials of " llierosolpma est perdita" (Jerusalem is lost),
the motto on the banner of Peter the Hermit, whose fol.
lowers hunted the Jews down with the cry of " Hip, hip,
hum 1"