The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN PRODUCE.

The importations of grain and articles of food are
now of unusual importance, and we subjoin the arrivals
at the port of London on Wednesday and Thursday
last, in order to show the extent to which they continue
to take place, at the same time that it will clearly illus-
trate the particular states from which they more or less
take place. The Two Sisters from Hamburgh brought
107 bales of seed, 17 packages of lard, and 14 bales of
bacon ; the Ino, from Malta, 338 qrs. of wheat, and 543
of barley ; the Henricus, from Konigsberg, 170 quarters
of wheat, and 370 quarters of oats ; the Catherine
Louise, from Hamburgh, 50 bales of seed, 100 barrels of
pork, and other productions ; the Flora, from Hamburgh,
120 barrels and 60 tierces of pork, 66 casks and 251 bags
of seed; the Emilie, from Memel, 136 tons weight of lin-
seed cake ; the Autumn, from Kiertemunde, 18,350
cheeses; the Dolphin, from Flushing, 191 sheep ; the
Rhine. from Konigsberg, 650 qrs. of wheat; the Magnet,
from Rotterdam, 113 oxen and cows, 12 lambs, and 429
sheep ; the Selby, from Antwerp, 700 barrels of flour ;
the Napoleon, from Cherbourg, 221 cases of eggs ; the
Virgo, from Riga, 1,050 quarters of wheat ; the Coun-
tess of Airlie, from Riga, 1,550 quarters of oats ; the
Hiram, from Memel, 990 quarters of oats, and 60 tons
of linseed cake ; the Wave, from Medemblick, 25,415
cheeses; the Agenoria, from Riga, 1,790 quarters of oats;
the Dolphin, from Stettin, 977 quarters of oats, and 67
quarters of wheat ; the Mary, from Riga, 800 quarters of
oats ; the Grace and James, from Riga, 889 quarters of
oats; the Ocean, from Thisted, 400 quarters of oats ; the
Ernest Augustus, from Riga, 1,150 quarters of oats ;
the Fanny, from Dantzic, 1,398 quarters of wheat ;
the Isis, from Dantziz, 1,260 quarters of wheat ; the
Organ, from Thisted, 410 quarters of oats ; the Leo,
from Riga, 964 quarters of wheat,. the Preciosa,
from Griefswold, 1,300 quarters of wheat ; the Mary,
from Amsterdam, 39 lasts and 7 maids of wheat ; the
Garland, from Riga, 1,500 quarters of oats ; the Triton,
from Ostend, 8 tubs of butter, 33 cases of eggs, 4 cases
of plants, and 30 packages of poultry ; the John Fox,
from Riga, 1,630 quarters of oats ; the Argo, from
Dantzic, 1,050 quarters of wheat; the Fairy Queen, from
Antwerp, 1,100 barrels of flour ; the Perseverance, fi om
Leer (Hanover), 3,042 casks of butter, 750 hams, and
49 bales of bacon ; the Mary, from Alexandria, 3,000
quarters of beans ; the Aurora, from Schien, 1,000
quarters of barley ; the Julie, from Dantzic, 400
quarters of wheat ; the Orla, from Nakskow, 850
quarters of barley ; the Jessie, from Dantzic, 600
quarters of wheat; the Mary Anne, from Riga, 1,550
quarters of oats; the Prosperity, from Antwerp, 450
quarters of wheat; the Britannia, from Rotterdam, 132
casks of butter, 230 hogsheads of potatoes, 161 baskets
of cherries, 50 baskets of yeast, 2 of melons, 9 of salmon,
62 oxen and cows, and 31 calves; the Emile, from
Dantzic, 25 quarters of wheat; the Saragossa, from
New Orleans, 10,742 sacks of wheat; the High
lander, from Dantzic, 1,130 quarters of wheat; the
Harrisons, from Pillars, 1,100 quarters of eats;
the Henriette Christina, from Thisted, 500 quarters of
oats ; the Rose from Dantzic, 795 quarters of wheat ; the
Alida Sophia, from Amsterdam, 550 quarters of oats ;
the Venus, from Nakskow, 850 quarters of barley ; the
Vrouw Grietje, from Amsterdam, 355 quarters of wheat;
the Gratitude, from Riga, 1,430 quarters of oats ; the
Anne Hope, from Riga, 850 quarters of barley ; ti-
Sostre, from Nerve, 640 quarters of oats ; the Dorothea
Constantine, from Riga, 530 quarters of wheat ; the lda,
from Riga, 660 qrs. of wheat ' • the Emma Maria, from
Pillau, 550 qrs. of wheat ; the Catherine, from Dantzie,
380 quarters and 88 bags of wheat ; the Daniel Harris,
from Riga, 800 quarters of oats. The whole of the
foregoing arrival took place on the first of the days
mentioned. On Thursday the Emilie, from Anclam,
brought 880 quarters of wheat ; the Nora Creina, from
Nieu Diep, 58 cows, 45 calves, 158 sheep, 2,500 cheeses,
and the very large quantity of 52 hogsheads of ger-
kins for pickling purposes ; the Ranger, from
Harlingen, 41 oxen and cows, seven calves, two
pigs, 112 sheep, and 3,287 casks ot butter ; the Sir
Robert Peel, from Har'ingen, 1,927 casks of butter,
32 sheep, three horses, nine calves, four lambs, and
thirty-four cows ; the Ernest Brocklemann, from Riga,
2,360 quarters of oats; the Frederic Christian, from
Dantzic, 480 quarters of wheat ; the Daderien, from
Fredericksvart, 300 quarters of oats ; the Serle, from
Aalborg, 440 quarters of oats ; the Economy, from
Rigs, 1,300 quarters of oats ; the Minerva, from
Nerve, of Denmark, 850 quarters of oats; the Carl Johan,
from Pillau, 600 quarters of oats; the Jonge Charles,from
Flushing, 260 sheep ; the Fills, from Stralsund, 25
barrels of barley, 330 quarters of wheat, and 60 of oats;
the Fama, from Alexandria, 2,600 quarters of wheat,
and 64 of Indian corn; the Gorgon, fromDantzic, 87 lasts of
wheat; the Rainbow, from Rotterdam, 119 casks of butter,
100 of hams, some packages of birds, melons, and cucum-
bers, 312 baskets ot cherries, 50 baskets of potatoes, 127
of yeast, and some of fish, 30 oxen and cows, and 47
calves; the Oberon, from Stettin, 1,755 quarters of
wheat; the Jonge Printz, from Stettin, 4454- quarters
of wheat ; the Laurel, from Riga, 1,270 quarters of
oats ; the New Recovery, from Dantzic, 570 quarters of
wheat ; the Jane, from Cronstadt, 3,153 bags of flour
(a novelty from that place during the present season,.
and, on account of its extent, of mush interest and
im-
portance) ; the Rapid, from Riga, 1,015 qrs. of wheat ;
the City of Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, 9,827 cheeses,
292 casks of butter, some packages of eggs and poultry,
34 oxen and cows, 74 sheep, 7 lambs, and 50 baskets
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POPULATION or TUSCANY.--The Gazette di Firenze
gives 1,565,751 as the populetion of the Grand Duchy of
Tuscany. The increase or the population last year
amounted to 16,880. Amongst the deaths in 1846 there
were nine cases of centenarians.