The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-27 00:00:00

lARD OF SFIr

Beans, Small (new) 38, Os.
__------ (old) ..... 42' 465.
---- Tick (new) ...... 24 30s,
(old) 38..4:s
-- Harrow (new)
-------- (old) 38s. 425.

Brank ....................... —s.
Oats, Feed ..................... —6
Nr.4 .......
Poland .................. —a.

New
- ,Potatoe Bs.
New ......... *Zti 2
265.
- Scotch
- Irish 161. I9s. e 44.
Flour Town (per suck).... 625•
- Seconds '2s. 545•
- North Country ....503
Bran 7s. 86.

SMITHFIELD.
t,The supply of Cattle. Sheep, and Calves was short,
o,' demand dull, and prices rather lower. The supply
igs was good, the demand brisk, and the present quo-
(4'tions w ere fully realized. Beasts, 1,809 ; ' Sheep,
6,'910 ; Pigs, 219 ; Calves, 49. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd.;
Auttor," 4s to ss. 2d. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. to ss. 2d. ; Pork,
)4s c, , 4s,
• Bd, to ss. 6d.

COLONIAL MARKET.
i:rliere was little business transacted in the markets ;
,p fact, they are nearly all closed, and will remain so until
TiulesdaY week. The imports were fair from most parts.
e total deliveries of goods have exceeded those of 1840.
TEA MARKET.
181arzices were steady, but the operations were trivial ;
f.‘l 'B4d. was the value of Company's Congou cash.
TALLOW MARKET.
'4A fair demand,
spot prices firm at 4s. 3d. ; 48s. 6d.
,`"l' Parcels on th , and for delivery Sup to the close
(d the year. e
PROVISION MARKET.
ißutter met with a:fair sale at firth rates. Fine Dutch,
5.138. tu 1 14., and the best Irish 100 s. to 103 s. Bacon
41 ; prime, 555. to 565. per cwt.

t 11ETTEE, LATE THAN NEVER.—.The execu-
tors of John Nash, Esq., the architect of Regent-street,
fight, died on the 13th May, 1835, at his castle in the Isle of
fight, have given notice of their being in a situation to
'V his debts in full. We believe they amount to 15,000/.
o.t bad Christmas news to those interested.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
BALLINA, DEC. 23.—A large vessel, supposed a
schooner, with about six feet of her masts overboard, was
fallen in with off Downpatrick, and has been towed up
to Kilamain, where she is stranded.

BEREHAVEN, DEC. 23.—The Mary, Hevelock, from
Kenmare to Newport, struck on a rock in entering Ard-
groom Creek, 19th inst.
REDCAR, DEC. 25.—The Briton, Patterson, from
Woolwich to Hartlepool, is totally wrecked on the rocks
off this place ; crew saved.

GALWAY, DEC. 24.—The Lively is rolling very much
on the rocks at Hare Island, and it is not expected she
will be got off.

RAMSGATE, DEC. 26.—S1d. Vestal and G. Robinson,
Newfoundland ; British Queen, Cape Coast Castle ;
Lady Jane, Mogadore ; William ))uke, Carthagena.
Put back, Jean and Mary, for Arundel, leaky, and with
pumps choked; Navarino, Warring, Calcutta.
MARGATE, DEC. 26.—S1d. Mary Ann, westward.
DEAL, DEC. 24.—Wind, N.W. by N.—Arrd. Ro-
meo, Pollock, Calcutta. 25. Maid of Mona, Sweir,
Ditto, Kingston, Sergeant, Jamaica. 26. Nith, Cal-
cutta ; Clarence, St. John's. Arrived from the River,
Marlborough, for Sierra Leone. Sld. Effort, Palermo ;
Helena, Bombay ; Eliza, Madras ; Ocean Queen, Mau-
ritius ; Mary Ann, Algoa Bay ; Victoria, Monte Video ;
Fanny, Monte Video; Governor] M`Lean, Cape Coast
Castle ; Amalia, Teneriffe ; Mer, Malta ; Robert
Firmie, westward. Sid. All the outward bound.

OFF DOVER, DEc. 26.—Appoline, China; Adelaide, Dry-
den,Port Phillip; Queen, Chrichton, Miramichi. The Go-
vernor Harvey, of Charlotte Town, carrying fore and aft
sails on the stumps of her masts, and apparently steering
for Newfoundland, was passed 27th ult. by the Queen,
arrived off Dover.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 25.—Wind W.—Aird, Balfour, Bom-
bay ; Amity, Bell, China ; John, —, Valparaiso ; Can.
tab, Rennie, R. Grande; Palmos, Bahia; Elizabeth Wood,
Crosby, Nassau; Europe, Marshall, New York; Alex.
Wise, Coulthard, Montreal; Swan, do.; Sarah, Mirami-
chi ; Oak, Brooks, Richebucto; Sapphire, Pictou; Thomas
Kennard, Newfoundland. 25. Tantivy, Pridham, Sava-
nilla ; Alhambra, Syers, Picton ; Scraphina, Affleek,
Pugvvash ; Stirlingshire, M`Breman, Dalhousie ; Cata-
raqui, Jackson, Quebec ; Hants, Neil, Quebec ; Bri-
ton's Queen, Terceira. 26. John Ormerod, Mediter-
ranean ; Palmyra, Demerara ; Parmelia, Garrick,
Quebec. Put back Mars, Roper, Calcutta. Sld. 24th
John Bull, Rogers, New Orleans. 26. Patrick Henry,
Delano, New York ; Jane Gondie, Sydney; Queen Vic-
toria, Thompson, Boston ; Hebe, Wright, New Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 26—Wind N.N.W. to N.N.E.
Arrd., Pleiades, Davis, Quebec. Sid. Albert, Baltimore,
put back, 24th, Pomona, Stupple, Fayal, having been on
shore on Burbridge Ledge. Off Port, Janet Willis,
Willis, for Demerara.

GLOUCESTER, DEC. 24.—The Tigris, for Barnstaple,
in proceeding to sea, grounded on the sands, but came
off and proceeded, it is supposed, without damage.
SWANSEA, DEC. 24.—Arrd. Alexander Robertson,
Dean, Cuba.
PORT FLEETWOOD, DEC. 25.—Isabella Napier (s),
from Londonderry to Liverpool, with machinery disabled,
was fallen in with this morning by the Victoria (s), from
Belfast to this port, and towed by her into Douglas, Isle
of Man.

MILFonn,DEo. 24.—Arrd. Enfield, Shaddreck, Beyrou t

COWES, DEC. 24.—Arrd. Marianne Pauline, Ham-
burgh, for La Guayra; Couliya, Flensbug, Rio ; Lina,
Hull, Tampico; Johan, Wolf, Rio, and sailed for Ant-
werp ; Catherine, Hamburgh, for Buenos Ayres.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Wind S.W. Sid., Sultana,Rio.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Wind W.N.W. Arrd., Louise,
Gefle, New York ; Ann, Cranman, Quebec. Sld., Wel-
lington, Charleston. The Simon Bolivar, totally dis-
masted, a Bremen ship in company, apparently getting
ready to take her in tow, was passed 13th inst. on the
Whale Bank, North Sea, by the Louise, arrived here.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 25.—Wind W.S.W. to W. strong
breezes.—Arrd. Hope, Allen, Quebee; Rising Sun, Pol-
lard, Seville, towed in leaky, and with loss of mainmast,
sails, &c., bound for Dublin ; Pandora packet, West
Indies, sailed from St. Thomas, 22d ult., with 150,000
dollars on frieght ; Halcyon, Hubeau, Nantes ; Sand-
wich, Jamieson, London for St. Lucia, with stern-
post split, and with loss of boat, &c. having been
struck by a sea. Windhand, Laugheter, Buenos Ayres,
sailed 25th October. Off port, Echo, Affieck, Mira-
michi, and sailed fer London. Sld. Swift, Steers, Lon-
don; Jane, Moffatt, ditto, with part of the cargo of the
Orient. The Crystal, from Itichebucto, which was
abandoned with seven feet of water in the hold, was fal-
len it with sth inst. in lat. 45, lon. 40, by the Hope,
Allen, arrived at this port, and an officer and four men
put on board. Harmony, Quebec to London, sth inst.
lat. 45, lon. 40, by the Hope, Allen, arrived at Falmouth.