The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-09 00:00:00

TEA MARKET.

The demand was active for free trad3 Tea, and full rates
paid for all kinds of Tea. Company's Congou firm at t2s. 3d.
cash.

TALLOW MARKET.

Prices were firm fc r Russian Tallow. On the spot P.Y.C.
cannot be purchased under 475., and for the last three mon hs
48s. 3d. is a3ked.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAV

LONDON, JULY 9.—Wind this day at noon,.W.N.W.
DEAL, JULY B.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Underwood,
Moffatt, from Antigua; Great Britain, Swinburn, Montreal ; Lucas,
Elridge, Charleston ; Elizabeth, Midwinter, Grenada ; Kings,
Baltic. Arrived from the River and sailed, the Prince Regent,
for Hobart Town; Nugent, Calcutta; Montetiores, Paul, Ceylon;
Hero of Malowu, Sydney ; Diamond, Fowler, Quebec; Dart,
Airth, 'Madeira ; Neptunus, Lisbon ; Annandale, Jamaica. Sailed
all the outward bound except the Clarence for Demerara, Manor
Russell, Westward. _ _ _

OFF DOVER, JULY 7.—Wilhelm Ist, from Rotterdam for Batavia.
LIVERPOOL, Aux N.N. W.— Arrived the Earl Gray,
Bell, from Calcutta ; Hindostan, Campbell, Bombay; Delhi and
Abbots, Reading, Valparaiso; Wilton Woxl, Rosanna; Masters
and Argentine, Buenos Ayres; Glanmire, Barclay, Baibadoes;
Grace, Antigua ; Lariston, Roche, Jamaica ; BatifEhire, M'Kenzie,
and Pandora, Duncan, Mobile; Alchymist, Hill, Savannah; Sur-
prise, Newfoundland ; Earl Grey, Clark, Alexandria E. Arrived
off, the Berbice from Berbice.
COWES, JULY B.—The Union from Sunderland to Bordeaux,
which put in here yesterday leaky, is discharging.
PLYMOUTH, JULY S.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Margaret King,
Swansea for Malagar, leaky. Arrived off, the Independent, Phi-
ladelphia, for Hamburgh ; Britannia, Matanzas, for Amsterdam;
Favourite, Hann, Valparaiso, for Antwerp.
FA LNOUTII, Aar 7.—Wind, W.S. W. to W., strong breezes' and
squally. Arrived the Star Packet, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed
19th May, Bahia 29th, and Pei nambuco, 4th ult.
BRISTOL, JULY B.—Arrived the Emily, Cother, from St.
Vincent's. •

CLYDE, JULY I.—Arrivcd the Antigua, Fisher, from Tobago;
Agnes, Alexandiia ; Progress, Butcher, ditto; William anti
Friends, O'Hara, Siera Leone. Sailed Strahone, Tooke; Messen.
ger, Elles, Palermo; New York Packet, Darning, New South
Wales; Margaret, Coates, Honduras; Bellona, Wylee, Montreal.
MARGATE, Jumi B.—Off port, the Neptune, Miller, Halifax.
DOVER, JULY B.—Off port, the Victoria, from Africa.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY B.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Duke of Bed-
ford, Say, for Hobart Town. Off port, the Admiral Von Kens.
burger, from Batavia; sailed from St. Helena May 21.
COWES, JULY R.—Arrived from York the Morrell, for Havan.
nah ; Vi.ginia, Sinclair, Matanzas; Margaret Forbes, Prescot,
-New Orleans.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
(THIS DAY.)
OvERTURNING THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR'S CABRIOLET.
Jim. Bast rick, private:coachman to the Hon. Lady Kin!oc•h,
of No. 24, Eaton-place, Belgrave-square, was charged with
being drunk, and furiously driving her Ladyship's carriage
along the Haymarket last night, at eleven o'clock, and running
against the cabriolet of his Excellency Chekib Effendi, the
Turkish Ambassador, which was drawn up in the line of car-
riages awaiting the close of the Opera. The groom in charge
of the cab was thrown out with great violence, and the vehicle
was greatly damaged. The defendant was also pitched head
foremost off his box, and fell in the carriage -way, to the immi-
nent peril of sustaining serious injury.
Theamount of damage done being above the jurisdiction of a
Magistrate to award compensation, one of his Excellency's
domestics was inf rmed that her Ladyship was liable to make
it good, and couldbe proceeded against by an action at law.
The defendant was fined 4es. for furiously driving, and in
default to be committed for fourteen days.

PIRACY AND MURDER.—The Havre Journal, under
head of New Orleans, says:—" The American merchantman
Charles, bound to Bordeaux with a cargo of cotton, tobacco,
and other goods, was towed to the mouth of the i iver, and sailed
in good coma ion in company with the Louis XIV., bound for
Havre. Two dabs afterwards a steamer cruising at the mouth
of the Mississippi found the Charles adrift, without a soul on
board, her decks staliied with pools of blood, and stripped of all
her veluables. The steamer towed her back to New Orleans:
The general conjecture was that she had been attacked by
pirates, who were acquainte-1 with the fact °flies-having shipped
several (bests of plasti vs. It is recollected that a few days.
before her departure eight men engaged to go in her as pas-
sengers, and it is suppoied that it is they who have comm itte.l
the crime, and afterwards made their escape in the ship's boat
either to the shore or to some' pirate vessel waiting for them.
Every pursuit has been made, but no tidings have as yet been
gained.
FRONIE.—A Correspondent of the Bath Jour-
nal sa3s,—" Notwithstanding the defeat of the Liberal candi-
date, the cause gains ground. Mr. Sheppard, the Tory Mem-
ber, poled nine cots& less than at the last election, and the
Liberals twenty-eight more. Mr. Sturch, the Liberal candi-
date, had not even been named three days before the nomina-
tion, little time was therefore allowed for exertion, and the re-
gistration had been neglected. Mr. Sheppard's success depended
on the votes of fifty weavers renting lel. houses; and the only
way to meet this evil is for the Liberal patty to build a few
101. houses.— Wilts Independent.