The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-06 00:00:00

Tournay, Jurbise, Lan-
den, and Hasselt....... 4
Tours and Nantes (Mac-
kenzie's) ..-....—... 4
Do. do. (Lefebvre's \ 2
Ditto (O'Neill's)
... - . . .
Trinidad -)!,
Verona and Ancona.... 3
West Flanders .. 4
MINES.

Real del Monte Unregd.
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Provincial of Ireland ... 25
Colnial 25 . 16

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY'?
LONDON, JAN. 6.—Wind S., mode-ate breeze and ba'''
with light drizzling rain.
Bon-rsmouTn, JAN. s.—Wind N.W., light. —Sid. E,...1 14
Patterson, Ascension and Bombay. Put back, London, o`.
son, Sidney, New South Wales.
OFF POOLE.—Arrd. Flora, Bidding, Newfoundlail
FowEr.—Arrd. Euphrosyne, Doyle, Quebec.
Biloanarains, JAN. 4.—The brig Juliana, of Gueraseli
last from Dover, got ashore on the Longsand yesterday, bu
has been assisted off, and proceeded northward.
RAMSGATE, JAN. s.—The Christine Mavie, Ehlers, from
Arundel to Bordeaux, which put in here, 2d inst., leaky,
discharging her cargo.
LnmEnamrrox, JAN. 4.—The Lark, Bedchambers, fre,i
Sunderland to this port, was driven on shore to the eastiyar.
of the pier during a gale last night.
PILL, JAN. 4.—The Surprise, Williams, of Newport, foil;
dered in a gale, 30th ult., about eight miles below Chef's
River; ; crew, 3 men, drowned. nce
PORT PENNLYN, JAN. 3.—The Alice and Ann Owens, 110,4
to Newry, was in contact with a vessel in Friar's Roads o'l
morning, and has put back, with main mast carried awai:o
RAMSEY, JAN 3.—The Esther and Jane sunk off the P°l
of Ayr, 29th ult.; craw saved. front
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 4.—The Yarmouth, Mathews, nt
New York to this port, in coming up the river yesterday, Pa
on *bore at Forthdegg, on an uneven bottom of rocks to
loose stories, but was assisted off last tide and brought uP
the quay, apparently strained. hors
STROMNESS, DEC. 26.—The Holland, which was On s
at Longhope, has come into this port, and will be laid 00 '
beech to be examined.
SUNDKRLAND,.JAN. I.—The Peggy Brunton, in Who
Holy Island Harbour, 28th ult., got on the Ridge-end' of
came off next tide with very little damage. The Finish.
re
Berwick, broke from her moorings and went on shore bed,
on the 29th ult. during a gale. The Euphemia, Irelago
from Dundee to ult.,
struck on the Oakars, near tfo-
port, on the 25th ult., but came off on the flood, and P.
ceeded.
HARWIGII, JAN. 4. The Concordia. of Exeter caul;
posed from Teignmouth to Newcastle), was fallen in WO
the Ist ult., in lat. 44. N. lon., 2 E., abondoned and heif,'i
by the Mary Morley, of this port, which remained by her -
two days, when she foundered.
RAMSGATE, JAN. s.—Arrd. Aurora, Guodde, Amste.zo.
for Bordeaux, with loss of bowsprit and bows damaged,'
nig been in contact 3d inst. off the South Foreland. •s;
DEAL, JAN. s.—Arrd. Jacob Roggineen, Rolff; Batol4
Livingston, Dougal, Chista. Arid. from the river and 00.00
for, Hightlyer, Allcock, Aden •, Trefaluum, Andneeon,.st,
Janeiro; Camillus, Sprague, Demerara; Ruby, MaY_A'
eldi
Kitt's; Hebrew, Carr, Mobile • George Seourfleld, Scono,
America. Sld. Blundell, Daniell, Calcutta ; Nereiad, Pars
Bombay ; Wm. Henry, Angus, Honduras.
PORTLAND, JAN. 4.—Ski. Savanny, New Orleans.
Niswronr, JAN. s.—Sld., Otto, Roose, Bahia;
Hall, Grenada.
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STuDwEtr. ROADS —An non ed. Statesman, Brien, ••-•-
sailed Ist Nov., with sails split and foremast sprung. a,
LivEnroot. JAN. s.—Wind N. to N.N.W., light obei
Volunteer, Savanilla ; Penelope, Thotnpson, Rio de la 11,8:0;
Brazil packet, Birkett, ditto ; Europe, Barker, NewOo'i., tsi
'
Loehinvar Westcott, ditto. Sld. Peruvian, Boyd, Calc,.." gs
Sir Howard Douglas, Ogilvy, Bombay; Royal Eie.,,blwis
Irwin, Lima ; Llellyn, Withycombe,'Arica ; Barbadian, N°ltt,
Jamaica. Off port, Fatima, and Hermes, and John He
-
Mauritius.
DONEGAL, DEC. 29.—Arrd. Berman, Cann, St.
New Brunswick.

TIIE BRITISH BARQUE KYLE. ataiel
A dispatch has been received at Lloyd's from the le, •
ralty, inclosing an extract of a letter from Com. Bre° itif)
her Majesty's ship Thunderbolt, reporting that the 13A 0
barque Kyle, of Port Glasgow, from Calcutta, boull'or
England, bad arrived at Cape St. Frances in so lealiY!,,
dition, that the crew were quite worn out with woritinety
the pumps. The Kyle was towed into Simon's BaY bE
Thunderbolt, to undergo repairs. siY
NOTICE TO MARINERS.—CHANNEL ACROS-
BAR OF THE TAGUS TO BE BUOYED, ke•o,
Admiralty, Jan. 2. oftlo
Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners
Admiralty to acquaint you, for the information of the' °or
mittee for Managing the Affairs of Lloyd's, that a colinfots
cation, dated 12th December last, has been receivcaleor,
Lisbon, announcing the intention of the Portuguese G°
ment to buoy the Channel across the Bar of the Teg.,117
to station lite-boats on the Paso das Areas and ottil
completed with the necessary gear, and manned with 000,
fishermen. These measures ware to be adopted as °toe',
the weather would permit. The buoys, had been oh. 41.11
from this country, and two vessels were to be PurctlO,
built to replace those thus temporarily established I"(Le P:
purpose, of the size and description of those in
Oporto.—l am, Sir, your most obedient servant, „.01,i,
(Signed) W. A. HAMILI
W. Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's.
Extract of a letter from Lloyd's agent :--
Terceira, Dec. 22, %--or,
In consequence of many ships calling off here ftritivA
plies not being provided with a bill of health, the aut'ioter
will not allow them to communicate with the shore. PA,
of ships touching here for that purpose, will thus see
cessity of being provided with the necessary document'

MARKET NE Nir.--(THIS DAY')
COLONIAL. ntll,l'
The produce markets re-open this day, and from the rieori
sales declared and the decreased stocks, the prices of the
ing staples are expected to be well supported. ifr4tl
Indigo has been in moderate request during t-h e
month ; some parcels, however, to close account asies'sbr
been forced upon the market, but the greater part bm,
resold (it is said) for exportation to the north of A:
The advance of 25 to 30 rupees per maund, inclOWol
higher rate of exchange paid at Calcutta, mill 01'
an advance of about is 6d per lb above our present Ilk
save our shippers from loss; yet we find there arehOt;,
buyers at such rates without any encouragement frothoo„,
consequently they look for an advance here whatever° of;
do. In a few days we shall have 14 days later nevi.
Calcutta, when we shall know something more definitiescir
the crop. The quarterly sales are advertised to coulitl
the 20th inst., and 6,906 chests are already declar,:;io
greater part of which consists of parcels which have
before, and will most likely be again withdrawn. AI
TALLow.—During the 'first live months of the Psip4
the price of Tallow gradually declined from 40s 6d toAilv
the holders being desirous to quit their interest in it,
trade proportionably cautious in buying. In June th
a tlight improvement, and 40s to 40s 6d was the (111°41i
and also in the two following months; in Septembe, till
was the current rate, and this price to 423 prevaileu„Sii
wards the end of December, when it was pretty Zeitr,
there was a good deal of Tallow wanted to complete t01;54,
very for the end of the year; on the last day 4, ;
c,
42s 6d was currently paid. The delivery from the
houses for 1845 has exceeded the year 1844 by 15,2:,!,
and as the supply of Home Tallow is decidedly slie", fof
is every pr( spect of our having a very good demand
remainder of the season.
It wilt be observed that the supply from Australis

- - Cols Vic
creased, but from the accounts received from the ‘-,...,14
is probable that the supply this year will be less than
There is now known to be on the way to London
casks The supply from Odessa has been short, the grof
,3A now on the way only about !00 casks From South '47„
_ the quantity has not reached that of 1844, and as tP-lit
in the River Plate are in a state of blockade, it is Otcie
we shall have much fur some some months; the 11%ite;
the stock here ask high prices, and refuse the present:,
There is very little doing in NewY. C. ; 1846 for Or
—43 s be given, but there are no sellers. 30,
. The price in St. Petersburgh is 115 r, which St 401
change, would cost 44s laid down here. All the
•••• received from St. Petersburgh, warrant the belief t"O4
supply, both at Odessa and St. Petersburgh, will be 5
.. 4 last season.

lliusr.—Clean is at 30s per cwt.
Tea.—The market is steady.
mouth,
es rem hayas
bbeeeenstiamavteerdy
at 1,400
dberbnrses.
1
market continued in nearly the same state as the F'ol
month, and there was no apparent indisposition to cirfc,ol,
Purchases of strips have been made with more free'iti' 0,
in two or three instances, to some extent influenced, joi
sume, not from any apprehension of a rupture 110
United States, as our relations have been looked te.,05
favourably, but that prices have seen their miniol",s,
that the comparative short supply we import—betart6
hhds and tierces of strips up to the present time, again; ft
hhds to the corresponding period of 1845—may giveifirg
tone to the market, and probably higher rates. in .40
sales have been 340 hhds, consisting chiefly of old P...; of
leaf at 31,4 d to 51Ad, strips at 4%d to 6d. Parchaarli,tt
latter, of fair quality for general purposes, have be',,jo,
at a reduction on former rates, but which were Prev
too high, compared with other growth. In Kenttle 0
and strips there has been a fair extent of busineg.sslll,
sacted, sales being of leaf 250, and strips 800 laii rofF
large proportion of the latter being of the imporl:dr
ord to mid at 41,4 d to 4%d, mid to good at 4%d to 47711
fine at sd; and for leaf at 3d to 4d. Selectiona4l
strips, chiefly for colour, have been sold at
510. In Maryland, a • few hogsheads w
have been sold at 9d to 10d. In Havanoaol
a fair extent of business has been done, and „,
instances at improved prices, for good and fine qua „014 i
which there remains very little in the hands of
good fillers have also been in demand, but of this de-itir
the market is bare. In llavannah Cigars of fine got otel
suitable sizes a few limited sales have been effected a, lo
prices; large, heavy, and ordinary sorts, of which
pro
proportion in the hands of importers consists!„
continued very difficult of sale, either fortl
tion or home use. Manilla Cheroots It' Of)d
in fair demand at present quotations,
the principal business done has been in good qual"-pli'
able fillers at firm prices. In St. Domingo the
during the month was one of about 50 scrons of g:101
fine quality for exportation. In Columbian leaf
been less animated, the trade appearing indisposed !°ll P.;
their stock, from a supposition that the present 071)",
cannot be maintained. In Amersfoot an improve".. der,
has been done, arising from the high prices of othe,:„ve
lions of cigar tobacco. Negrohead and Cavendish'
in fair demand at previous quotations.

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INVITATION TO M 13
Ala. COBDEN TO VISIT ofosii
—A strong desire has long prevailed in Belfast, t° the
honour and benefit of a visit from Mr. Cobdee,diriglicir.
apostle of free trade ; and a number of the leaA to iov
chants, manufacturers, and others, have resolve' befot
him to a public dinner in this town, on some i (le p',
meeting of Parliament. They are aware of thLti
rnands upon him elsewhere; but it is hoped tiir'eaeOt,
find time to pay us the requested visit. His Postll4
Ireland, just now, could nut fail to be of the utir ,
;0
i:30,17!,
advantage. Ile would come upon no party' is.,
would be received in no'partv spirit. Free traues, icsool
question of Whig or Tory, Catholic or ProtestailvPod it
question of public justice and universal good ; 100
this spirit that he is invited, and in this spirit he
es come we trust he will.—Northern Whig. p_eofFeiji
At a meeting of the parishioners of St. t'tb, 411,0
Martyr, Southwark, held yesterday, relative to FA',
of rating the rector's stipend, it was resolved the&di fez
brought into Parliament to exempt the stiPenthe 1766
poors'-rate, that such Bill shall be opposed bedto,ol
The expense of opposing the Bill it was propo,s.,, Cvoi
out of the poors'-rate ; but in case the Poor;rtiou Aor
sioners should not sanction such an approprt:!for ay
funds of thepoor, then a meeting is to be calla'
further measures,