The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Deeonport Telegraph.)
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27.—The Cornwallis, 74, is ordered
to be masted on Monday next, and wll he commissionel
in a day or two, for the tl,g of Re tr-Admiral Sir William
Parker, by Captain Peter Richard:. The Rear-Admiral
it is said will proceed over land.
The rumour of the appointment of Vice-Admiral Sir
ChLrles Adam, to the Mall erranean command, still con-
tinueF. The galant Admiral has left the Admiralty, for
Chatham, to inspect the Asia's ship's company.
The Camel ligh:er sailed on Weduesday for Falmouth,
with a detachment of the 116 Rezimeot, to re'icve a de-
tachment of the 65th depot, doing duty at Pendennis
Castle.

A survey has been held on Licut—Colonel Marley, of
this division of royal Marine*, and he is declared unfit for
service.

The Quail lighter arrived on Friday with stores from
Sl:e 'mem

Tr,o crew uf the Meteor stram•vesse', transferred tc the
Avo:i steamer, were p.id on Friday, and granted 14 days'
leave of absence.

Remaining in Hamoaze—Caledonia, San JoFe, Sylph ;
Carr.m and Avon iteam-vesse's ; Diligence, naval trans-
port ; and Quail lighter.

In the S..t.nd—lnipt,anable and Belleisie.
(From the Plyn oteh Indepadient )
Her Majesty's ship Tweed, 20, will (ill at this port,
from Spi;l.eai, on her wa) to the West Indies.
Report says that the Imp-ignable,- three-decker, and
Manarch and Belleisle, two-d: eters, are to join tie squa-
dron at Spithead.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

LONDON, MARCH 29.—Wind this day at noon—S.W.,
fresh breeze and cloudy.
STANGATE CREEK, MARCH 26.—Arrived the John and
Mary, Ogden, from Venaro, &c., detained, having no bill of
health from the English Gmsul at Benicallo.

DEAL, MARCH 28.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Mari-
wine, from Africa ; Jane and Margaret, Gowland, Sunderland
for Oporto ; Bilton, Rigby, Newcastle for Calcutta ; Durham,
ditto, for Bourdeaux , China, Calcutta; Krim Prins, Hondu-
ras. Arrived from the River the Thomas and Henry, Church-
ward, for the Mauritius ; Isabella 1313th, Lane, ditto ; Cal-
cutta, Napier, Quebec ; Prince George, Foster, Halifax ;
Vole, Artis, Gibraltar; Newport:, Le os, Ftio Janeiro;
Douglas, Douglas, Montreal ; Sir Wm. Bewley, Gubb, Que-
bec ; Albion, Crosby, Halifax; A genoria, Ham, Venice.
FALMOUTH, MA 'Lex 27.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Tagus (steamer), from Gibraltar, left on the 18th, Cadiz 19th,
Lisbon 22d, Vigo 24th ; Royal Adelaide (steamer), with
400,000 dollars on freight. Sailed the Hannah, Bailey, for
the Mauritius; Equator, Karst, Surinam; Sorocco, Amsley,
Carthagena ; Numa, Harry, Lisbon ' • Tagus (steamer), South-
ampton; Six, Kirkus, Bombay; Premier, Abbot, Bahia;
Thomas Green, Stewart, Bourdeaux ; Jane Smith, Stone,
Trieste; James Dunlop, Wells, Antwerp ; Active, Todd,
London ; Brockett, Nixon, Liverpool ; Hope, Gillard, New-
castle. Off port the Neptunus, Hockstra, Havannah for
Amsterdam ; Iflaria Louisa, Vanderstein, Ostend to Havan-
nab ; Greenock, Mevier, Port au Prince, and sailed for
Antwerp. The Xanthus, Bennett, from London to Liverpool,
struck on the Stag Rocks, off, the Lizard Point, this morning',
and immediately sunk ; crew saved. A cask of oil and a bale
of senna has been picked up off the Blackhead, supposed to be
part of the cargo of the Zanthus.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Wind W. S. W. to S. S. W.
—Arrived the Vulcan, Pa'rick, London, for Bordeaux and the
Mauritius, to have her rudder examined. Off port, the
Princess Louise, Robertus, from New Or:eans, for Hamburgh.
Sailed the Independence, Smidt, Antwerp.
COWES MARCH 28. —Arrived Alert, Hanson, Pernainbuco.
,

DUBLIN, Mnacif26.—Arrired the Devonshire, (steamer)from London. Sailed the Demerara, Miller, for Demerara.

. -.--.
PETERHEAD, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Hanne, Janson,
from Mandahl ; Anna Catherine, Hansen, ditto.
LEITH, MARCH 26.—Sailed the Countess of Minto,
Wishart, for Sydney, New South Wales._
. . . .

Lvierr, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Sprague,
from Faro ; Thomas and Martha, Damon, Dieppe.
JERSEY, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Maria, Hannon, from
Cette ; Centurion, Manger, Trieste. Sailed the Speedy,
packet, Spuring, for Rio Janeiro ; Arid, Clement, New-
foundland ; Welcome, Jackson, ditto; Assiduous, London.
BRISTOL MARCH 2S.—Sailed John, Ceiling, for Quebec.
CLYDE, MARCH 26.—Sailed the Hebar, Aikly, for Mau-
ritiu4 ; 13ethea, Campbell, Barbadoes ; Vigilant, Rikhie,
St. Thomas.

CORK, AI AR ex 26.—Arrived the Sisters, M'Munn, front
Liverpool for Algiers ; Warlock, Pagan, ditto for Calcutta,
w th loss of boats, &c., havir g shipped a sea on the 16th inst.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 28.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the
Fame, Pringle, from Buenos Ayres, sai'ed the 15th January;
BarLadian, Hughes, Jamaica ; Randolph, Honduras ; Ulver-
stone, Smith, New Orleans; Charles Jones, M'Fee, Calcutta;
Mary, Irvine, Mauritius ; Richard Watson Leeds, Berbice;
Matthew Pearse, Savanilla ; Morgiana, Duncan, Savannah ;
Quiver, St. Michael's ; Manchester, Smith, New Orleans ;
William and El jah, ditto ; Olive and Eliza, Apalachicola.
Sailed the Hope, Cockburn, for Batavia; Ulgent, 'Thompson,
Calcutta; James Key, Monte Video; Brothers, ditto; Tri-
dente, Havannah ; Aurora, ditto; New York, Nixon, New York ;
Eringobrach, Sampson, Montreal ; Huskisson, Lucas, Africa ;
Elizabeth, Palmer, Constantinople ; Ellen Highfield, Moore,
Smyrna; Hector, Crisp,Constantinople ; Indus,Brown, Ceylon.
The Pearl, bound to Genoa, was at anchor yesterday on the
north end of the Blackwater Bank in three fathom water. The
Fame, arrived here from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 15th Jan.,
and on the 12th and 17th experienced a heavy gale from
W. S. W., which lasted eight hours. he Richard Watson,
arrived from Berhice, sailed 20th Feb., and in coming out
grounded on the bar, and is very leaky. The Randolph, ar-
rived here from Honduras sailed 15th ult., on the 16th passed
a barque, supposed the Othello, from the Northern Triangle,
after taking out the cargo from the barque Redman of London.
LocrminAuL, MARCH 22.—A square-rigged vessel was
seen on shore on the island of Rachlan, 20th inst., by the.
Odessa, Vaughan, arrived here.

CAHIRCIVEEN, MARCH 24.—The Bache, M'lver, from
Demerara to Glasgo sr, after being on shore on the island of
Begris for some days, was assisted off, and is now I)ing in a
place of safety.

EAST INDIA. SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—The Northumberland, Guthrie, from Bengal, off
Portsmouth, sailed 3d Dec , Cape 22d January, St. Heena
7th Feb. ; China, Robertson, from Bengal, in the Downs,
sailed 4th Nov., St. Helena, 26th Jan. ; Charles Jones, M'Fee,
from Bengal at Liverpool, sailed 16th Nor. ; Mary Imrie,
Boyd, from Mauritius, at Liverpool, sailed 18th Dec., St.
Helena 28th Jan. ; Mariamne, Harle, from Van Diemen's
Land, in the Downs, sailed from Hobart Town, 22d Nov.;
William Mitchell, Harvey, from Batavia, off the Start, sailed
27th Nov., bound to Rotterdam.

Arrived in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope.— The Cape
packet, Lamb, Jan. 21, from Mauritius.

Arrivals at Sydney; New South 'Wales.—The Alexander,
Oct. 10, from Lond n ; Crusader, from south America ;
Emma, from the Cape ; Isabella, Oct. 18, from Plymouth ;
Eagle, Nov. 2, from Port Philip.
Arrivals at Port Philip —The London, Gibson, in Octobe-,
from Plymouth and the Cape, and loading for Sydney ' • Lady
of the Lake, April 23, from Hobart Town ; Thomas Harris,n,
Ism.:11, from London; Singapore, Hamilton, from Singapore.Arrwaie
.at Hobart Town.--The Adventure, Cumberland,
Oet. 27, from L,;-"don ; Hamilton Ross, Nov. 7, from the
Cape ; Derwent, 12th,Maquasha,
I.ondon ; l6th, Sydney ;
Francis, 20th, Port Lincoln ; 2.ladras, 20th, Calcutta.
Departures from Hobart T0wn....-The Majestic, Nov. 10,
for Port Philip ; Eudora, 12th, Sydney ,:_•1 London ; her Ma-
jesty's ships Terror and Erebus, 12th, on
v‘;‘,age of disco-
very ; Munford, 13th, Sydney ; Sea Horse; Pith, Calcutta ;
Lord Hobart, 18th, Port Philip.
Arrivals at Launceston.—The Challenger, Nov. 14th, from
South Australia; Atlantic, 14th, Hokianga ; Ullswater, 16th,
Stacey I Fanny, 17th, Hobart Town.
-Departures from Launceston.—The Minerva, Reid, Nov. 4,
fur Sout:: Australia ; Charles Parker, sth, Adelaide ; Indem-
nity and Rooit's;:v, 6th, Port Philip ' • Scout, 7th, Port Philip ;
Union; 12 h, 1111inrititis ; Patriot, 14th, New Zealand.
Hotitif Tovttn,
llar, to sail sal Januar •
Nov. 20.—Emma, Howard, to sail direct fur •
London; Sir Mote Arthur. Meke y
West Indian, Janet Watt and Cheviot, loading for London,
The Agostina, Perry, was toat Launceston, to sail early
in January for London.

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We understand that at the latter end of this or
during the ensuing week the Right Honourable Francis
Thi,rnbill Baring, Chancellor of de Exchequer, eldeA
son of Sir Thomas Bating, Bart., will lead to the hyme-
neal altar the Lady Arabella Howard, second daughter of
th Earl of Effingham. Mr. Baring is a widower; he
married on the 7th of April, 1825 Jaw', daughter of the
late St G. Grey. Tne Earl and Countess of
104 and Vi.cr.urttess Howtri havfe
felt tier uear liottleruanl, to be presextt at the ce.
remony.—Doncaster Gazette,

MORNING- EDITIOI4,
THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY.

CORN EXCHANGE. looderst!'i
Last week's arrivals of all kinds of Grain
There was a fair fresh supply of Wheat at Market, 41,1,ee1e
tender condition, and a quantity et' other orn.
care, bst
parcels of Wheat were taken off at the. 4 previous _
r 3. 4
tender runs could not be sold without a f eduction o! il ors 9
rico' i
qr. Barley as last quoted. Beans and 1-:'''as luri a cuppol'e
were .41,,1
met a moderate demand, and last terms were ' 'u Ya';iersst
In the Flour Trade not much done, and the rats; un
• 4*
PRICES OR ZOAILD OF St'lP 43,
.. 491,
Wheat,Red (old) -a. -s. Beans, Small olevi) *****
.45 54,
- White (old) --s. -6. ---+-------' (0151.) .• 57 57 40
- Red(1840) - 'rick (new) . ******** ' 41.4 i,
-- Fine 58s. 603. ------ (old) ..•••-• Ono.
-- Superfine 62s 655. - Harrow (new)•• ".,445.04
-White (1841) Ms. 603• ---.---”--"'-'". (014)..... . ...j. ...,
------- Fine (23. Os- Brank.... ................... -: ....,.„,
Superfine 68s 725. Oats, Feed .... .................. 4,•.**)..
-..-Formenfree 51s 7 Oi. --- New . ...........
...„4. -.44
Ryr 'iSs. 40s. - Poland .......... ~...:25,,5,
Barley . Zis 375. ---.New ....."' ~0.4.
-- Grinding •6s 28s, - P0tat0e5........
„„ gok
- Malting 3-2 s 355. ------ ........ `A,', 0,
Malt soe. (ios• - Scotch ...................
2/1.4,,
-- ine I/inw 6''s e 3;• - Irish ........... .18s. bt
Pease, Grey, N.lw 'Vs ass. Flour Town (per saci,)."
.. ,,'?a
- Maple Ne w 40, 425. -- Seconds ...... , .......
.400,
- White 34s. 31s. -_-...- Nardi Country-
.. . g. 1,...
- Boilers 37s. 38s. Bran ........................ !:,.,
%yob
ARRIVALS OF GRAIi'l IN LONDON DURlNol.Astiou' 0
wheat. ' Barley. Liati, 5,00
English
Irish - - 3,9-8 I :0°
F. reign 2,035
SAI IT HFIEL D MARKET. . k (leolt
The supply of Cattle was moderate, with a bris
~ boo
i
Of Mutton the supply was short, and the demand andven a cle
Of Veal and Pork we have had a short supplY! 16,5:3,,
market was soon experienced Beasts, 2,516; Sh'„ef;:tol3,'"
Pigs, 643 ; Calves, 67. Beef, 4s. to 4s. 10d.; ,_,"
to ss. Bd. ; Veal, ss. to 6s. 21 ; Pork, 4s. to ss. 4,'•
~/.
TEA MARKET. suPrrw
There was but a limited demand, but prices were
ls. 7d. was the value of Company's Conott.
,% ico
TALLOW MARKET. A _ antlll
There was but a limited demand for P. Y. CA'n'"oot.
declined, 455. ed. was the nearest quotation on t.""
PROVISION MARKET. • posse4s-,
The price of Butter was very high still, but the z„h ilt
were limited to the wants of the Trade. The best Pefieobn
and fine Irish 104 s. to 106 s. per cwt. Bacon via' ./.- JP-
Oh' Of
improving prices; prime parcels fetched 545• per_A in V
very quiet, but not lower. Beef and Pork unalte''''
and much in demand. the
HOP MARKET. .46, 0 a,
No change to notice in the value of this artl fge 0.
eti,- •ce,
transactions are limited to small parcels for la° • '
v
The choice kinds of the last growth have become -er) 0
and will probably advance in price. , 40
PR IL E OF
he
, ~ i2d for "e
rhe h‘gher ; rke of ..eat i . 'he Met:oolis is ',""
Lcaf Ga,.(l Bread may. be had at 73 il.
PRICEi OF SEEDS. ter 1
Per Cwt. I Per CO° '0 i'lia A
W. w Eugl Eh Rao Clover...6)s Os St. Fein ............ ...,........., .5,1,
Old I it., Div() -s -a -s Rye Gass .............. ."'„,..t .0, 1
New Foreign Ditto -s 55s 70s Pacey Grass ..............
_, b #
011 Di to Di to
rew White Clover 4-bss sl'as 67ssiDLiint.soe,edfii,fsoorwfeinigil:•g•:::-;st4t; 014
Old 'Nit i Ditto .. -s -s -s'Ditto, for crush', g **:::,:s 3,'6- 90'
Lw 'l're oil ... -s 3os 4',s'iltro ..................... .•--*5-s
Old Lit,° - s 20s 30s Canary ..................... .
.0.
'Jr' folith2 s 48s 70s! Per 13, 51'7 10 . 0
E. glish cAr„:twity ••••••-s 50s 5 s,'White lklustatl.... . o,i to LlOO
Foreign Ohio .... .... -, 46s Ws Brown Ditto ......... 145,4,c)
Coriander ..... ........ -s 14$ 18s;Tares .................. 75w
Ps; .CE JF OIL.
.05 10°
Rape Oil, brown, fez ton ............... .... .......... ... 46 ;..
Olt. o, refined
............................. ,
Linseed Oil • ............................ 11 g
Lins ed Gil Cake at th. 2. Mill (pt:_'" 1000) ........... .... I ° 0
11. a, e • ake. per to.,
iiib. 1
is 0
PRIL,E OF TALLOW, SOAP, fte• per . A
,r ........ , ,
fown Tallow £2 11 6 Me1ting........... ',ll ',
Yellow RUSSLI
White u 0 C Graves ....................... v
Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs ... .. ! ... rs 10,i'
PRICE OF RAW FA.T, per stone of
81.
...,,E.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the TalloW Melters) ...........
I,
COAL MARKET. , 151 O. 9
Ships arrived since last market day, -- . 93 9
s. d.
Bell, Robson & Co. Hartley 17 0l Walls End Ilet:tm:" ...-;; :9 9
Blayclon Main l5 3 Walls End Laihor:ifett°" 9;0 9
Hebburn Main n... 19 6 Walls End Ruse:'„7, ....... 11 9
arglna; Windsor's Pontop 18 0 Walls End Stovall.' "..1 .... "'''ll 0
Smith's Pontop l6 0 Walls End Whiswei
.....,. ',„)
Tanfield Moor.. ..........
Wyla.i. .. ....
,2, 0,
Walls End jostb•th
Walls End Hotspur 44 0 Wills End Kelloe "•••",,•'" ,::0 6
Walls End Hilda .............. 20 0 Walls End Adcbiudreiv'es ' ,‘,O! 0
Walls End Riddell's. 2 I 3' Vi ails End :Ser",, rtiso'' %-.. 0
Walls End Walker 2O i, Walls End South ~o- . ....,' it, 6
Walls End Beim:mi.' 2l 9. Wal s End 'lees •••;;;',./...., 16'
Walls End Hadley ' l9 6/Walls End Wilton .'"."-.....
Walls End thswel .
' .1

Per Quarter.! s. to s.
Carlisle ' 68
Elexham 52 r 8
51orpeth 5l 64
Benrith . — 64

Sheffield — 67
Winched rI CO C 6
Per Bushel. s. d. s. d.
Carmarthen t tp '7 4

:ETs._

Beans.
a. to
46
96
41

0 ,
•
Ti.p

"10
4 d
4 0.
s. „ „ ,
5 b r 6
, 0 :I 0

cowbriige 10 0 0
iwansea !7 8 8 4
Per 8011.
Barnardcastl 16 0 14 9

55 g
11 0
q 1(1
0

11
io 11) g
9 0, ;pi