The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-26 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAT., JULY 25.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Hercules, Vaughan, from Bombay ; Lord Oran-
stoune, Urquhart, Jamaica. Sailed the Spanish Patriot; Hogg.
far Cadiz ; George, Betts, for Bordeaux ; Mary Ann, for
Odessa; True Briton, Reed, Quebec;
and Briton, ----, for Smyrna.
Sibson, —, ditto ;
POOLE, JULY 211.—This morning a craft of about twelve
tons, called the Phcedia, of London, R. Robson, owner, and
of the character of a Gentleman's pleasure yacht, was brought
into this port, under seizure, by Mr. Umpreville of the Pre-
ventive Service, at Christchurch, having been met with yester-
day in that harbour with a concealment board of about seven
cwt of tobacco, in 66 small packets of about ten hogsheads each,
and six hogsheads of tea. The Gentleman was out of the
vessel and escaped ; the three remaining persons were this
morning committed to prison.
PortTsmou Tit, JULY 25.—Wind W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Athol, from Plymouth.
I o u'r tt, JULY 24.—Wind N. N. 'W.—Arrived the
Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon in 19 days.
LIVERPOOL JULY 24.—A jolly-boat, with ". Thisbe, of
Liverpool," on cier stern, was picked up, bottom up, in long. 36.,
by the Margaret Ann, arrived at Miramichi. Arrived the
Active, Owen, and Hope, ---, from Bahia; Highlander,
Barbadoes ; Alfred, Clark, Quebec ; Canada, Owen,
St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Dyson, Collins, Newfoundland ; Neva;
Christie, Isabella, Morris, and Briton, Wilson, from Mira-
. • miehi.
__PITIIIIIVIANSAND, JUIN 9.—The Comet ateam.bont, Capt.
Alten, arrived here this day, from London and Mandeb], with
Lord Clifton and Sir H. Davy. Passengers.

WEYMOUTH, JULY 23.—0 n the 19th and 20th instant,
two Buoys were placed at the East an 4 West ends of the
Shambles by order of the Corporation of the Trinity Muse,
under the directions of Joseph Horsford, Esq., their Agent for
the Portland Lights. Robert Pering, Esq., formerly a Captain
in the East India service, and other Gentlemen,.accompanied
Mr. H. in the Friendship cutter, of this port.; and it is re-
ported that the soundings of that dangerous shoal in • bad
weather have been taken with great correctness, and thew
Buoys placed in the best situations, and must prove of this
highest importance in bad weather to vessels that . may make
for Portland Roads In gales of winds, that otherwise would not
for want of marks. This Roadstead is considered the best in
the kingdom, and secure with all winds. It is certain the
Abergavenny'East India ship would not have struck on the
Shambles had there been Buoys thereon. Too much praise
cannot be given to the Corporation of the Trinity House, for
their humanity in causing these vouys to be put down, which
may be the means of saving lives and property.,

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Jur.w.,26...;
The arrivals of Grain last week were moderate, and of Flour
there was a good quantity. This morning the quantities of all
sorts of Corn fresh up are not considerable. The-weather con.
tinues extremely favourable for ripening the. crops, and our
millers purchase so little Wheat at present, that•this trade Is
extremely dull, and prices ate further declined '2a..per quarter
since this day ae'nnight. Barley hardly supports the terms
last quoted. Beans are very dull, anti Is, to 2s. per quarter
lower than last Monday. Pease of both kinds sell heavily, hut
the prices are not quoted any lower. From the. state of ti.e
two full averages there is a great probability of thetortm open-
ing for a general importation of Oats, this occasions the factor.,
to be very eager in making sales, and the buyers/0r the same
reason purchase very sparingly, that the trade nalms‘be reported
Is. per quarter lower than this day se'nnight. "Ilie Flour trade
remains very dull.
ARRIVALS OF LAST WEEK—English Wl:kr t, 4744 ;
ley, 420; Malt, 4232; 0at5.10,219 ; Beans, StA:, Peas, ;
if isle Out.;, 1758 qrs.; English Flour, 7948 fowls.,
White.old) .• 64 II 74 ig (Vvily ••
31 Ili.
Wheat, Red old) sBs 68s Beans, Small OM): . , 4A t
-- Red (pew) 4oa 45s rub vie 37s 3.7: 41s
Fine 46s 52e ) fiarrow oew •••, • §
Superfine 546118s (0) ...4 Is 43s
White (new) 44s 4as '
Fine
ottli Feed ... . l9, 2"
Ftnewl 23s 25s
a 1
Rye
Barley ...
Superfine —.81:
--- —line 245'27.
--Fine ............... —s -rs t„
r 7, 'lran" .....
e 93. If.
—Superfine- ...... 08,
............... „ .--8 I Scotch 3l,

-- Fine ................ .
Pale, Orgy .. ........... --e —s
............
....".....111rhit0 ••.. • .... S --.4
----Boilers ............

Flour (per Kicky
SOC611(111 . .
North enuYitry.....-4 —1
Bran
....§

. . .
iliraostdf B.rpoewrnewort.Muacovado Sig*, computed
aim, RAJ. AVERAfat PRICE or GRAM ruOir Tuit Et..
---rtfts. iircEivEri IN THE WERE rNnt*tt ATLY 17.
...,,heat, floc. 7d. 4 Barley, 34a. 441. ; Oats,' :W. 4d. ; Rye,
"1W • Brans. 38a. 4d. ; Peas, 39f4. Bd. .
30s. •• ~ •
...,
. .
a'he Average
July' 1, 1824,

SMITHFIEI4I) MARKET Jui.ilol.
Ths following' is an accurate Report of the- tintabera and
prices at Smithfield Market this morning:-._
CATTLIC AT MARKET. • .
Beasts 2179 I Sheep anti Larnba 20,21!.0
Calves 3lO t Pigs
To sink the Offal, per stone of Off.-`;
Beef Zta 86 to 414 4d I Veal 4s, nil to Ns 4d.
M tit ton ......... 3a Btl to'4s 4d I Pork,. . . S° PI
Idarnb 4s Oil to fie PO,
HAY AND STRAW, VIM
flays ........ £4 Os to J.:6 Os J (novo *CP' 010 IC 14$
iiitraw ;2 les to ;2, ,