The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-14 00:00:00

MERCANTI LE Sill PPING.

DEAL, MAIICu 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived to-day and
sailed for the River the Berwickshire, Shephe►d, from Bombay
and China ; and Charles, Smith, from Malaga. Came down
from .the River the William and Alfred, for Dominica ; Sir
John Cameron, for Sierra Leone ; Sir Joseph Bankes, for Ja-
maica; and Baltic, for Trieste: the three latter remain, with
the St. Mary, for Jamaica.
FALMOUTU, MARCH 12.—Wind W.—Arrived the Vitto-
ria, from London for Trinidad. Sailed the Sandwich packet,
for the Brazils; Norton ditto, for Jamaica; Duke of Kent ditto,
for Lisbon ; • and Agetioria, for Charente.
HARWICH, DlAltcsi 13.—Wind W.S.W.—A boat has been
picked up at sea and brought here, marked " Friends, Hull--
William 'rouge." Saila the Prince Oscar packet, for Got-
teuburg.
POTITSDOUTit AND PLYMOUTH.—No arrivals or sailing&

The L'Etoile, du Nord, from Liverpool for Havre, was ro-
tally lost thii morning on the North Bunk—crew saved.
The Louisa, Perry, from Boston to Liverpool, has been
abandoned at sea.

--The Last Company's ship Berwickshire arrived dr the
IVight early yesterday morning. She sailed from Alacao the
21st of November, and from St. Helena the 27th ofJanuary.—
AR the ships of the season had arrived in China, except the
Regent and Vannes.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, 31.tncH 14.

There are very few supplies of any sorts of Grain fresh in
since Monday. Wheat is dull sale, and rather lower than in
the beginning of the week. There is no alteration in the priee.
of Barley, but the trade is dull. Beans and Peas appear rather
on the advance, and there is n free trade for Oats, at full as good
price as last quoted.

SMITHFIELD MA KETT, .MARCII 14.
There was a middling Supply at Market this morning of all
descriptions of Cattle, and the price of good Scotch Met* was
43. 4a. per stone. The price of ordinary Oxen the same as per
our last Mutton remains as per our last quotations.

,THE LATE KING.---In,Miss HAIVIEIXS'a amus-
ing volume of Anecdotes we have the following :—" Of -Dr.
Hurd, it may perhaps not be known to 411 into whose hands
this volume may tome, that, in ease Buonaparte had landed in
this country, it was the intention of our late venerable and be-
loved Sovereign to have removed his family to Hartleburv, the
residence at that time of Dr. H. as Bishop of Worcester."

. CORK LtuttAny.—Yesterda, at one o'clock,
there was a General Meeting of the Cork Library Society, the
Rev. Mr. Sloane in the Chair. The Secretary read a Iteptrt
announcing that Gerard Callaghan, Esq. had made a very con.
siderable reduction in the rent of the spacious anti elegant
building which the Society holds from that Gentleman ; .for
which a vote of thanks to Mr. Callaghan was unanimously
passed.—A Committee was atipointed to investigate the affairs
of 'the Society the report at which it expected to be highly
satisfactory. I will, we understand, be laid before a General
Meeting on next. Monday se'nnight.—A motion was prcrpostd
but not yet decided on, that the Cork Newspapers should he
subscribed for by the Society. It is very usual for such bodies
to receive tha public prints at their rooms,.-( Cork 41sivertistr,
March 11.) •

RICUARDSO24, GOODLUCK% and Co. respect.
fully acquaint the Public, that the New State
Lottery, wilt begin Drawing the 9th of Nl=
MONTH (April), kcond Day, 9.3 d , and Last
Day, 811‘ of Mu. The Scheme contains Three
Prizes of 10,0001. Two of 4,0001. Two, of 42,000/.
Six of 1,0001. and Seventy other Capital,,Capital—
Tickets• and Shares are Selling by ,ittottsttnwh,
GoootiocK, and Co. at their Old Established
Office, No. 104, Corner of Batik Buildings,

DAILINQ BULICILARY.-011 Wednesday night,
at a late hour, or early yesterday morning, the
Mrs. Teachey, in Crawford-street, Portnian-equare, was robbed
of an immense quantity orssilver plate and plated articles ph-
slating of candlesticks, spoons, forks, butter-boats, &c. Tha
thieves eirected an entrance into the 'house by the area window,
and by breaking the panel of the shutter; they then proceeded
tel a room above -stairs, in which this plate waikdeposited in a
chest, which they broke open, carrying away nearly the whole
of the contents. The villians then ransacked drawers' and
boxes ; and those of the servants did not escape their 'inspec-
tion. They, however, appeared Very choice in their selee-
' tion, taking nothing but plate and plated articles, with which
they dectuript.sl without raising the least alarm. They left be.
hind in thebouse a complete set of house-breaking hupteinents,
consisting of two crow-bars, a centre.bit, three peculiar, clasp
knives, and phosphoros.lxix, matches, &c. Every exertion is
belt.- made' to bring the burglars to justice. 4
R
otuma-Y.—About eight &Clock on canes.
day evening a respectable looking yoilng. matt
called at the house of Ile. GitEE.NI ,191 Upper
Cumming-street, Pentonville, with a letter,.tell-
- the servant that it required an immediate
answer. The servant took the letter up stairs to
her master, who
said that he could not coMpre-
!lend the nature of the letter, it was quite unin-
telligible to him. On the servant's return the
fellow was gone, having carried off two hats,
Which bung up in the hall, in one of which. was a
silk handkerchief.