The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-20 00:00:00

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COAL BURKE'
East Mains Blain Ils 6d
Lon gridge's W.Hartley 14s 6&
Wylam
Wall's End, &c.
GOsforth ....
Hilda
Walker
Braddyll
Burnhope..
Helton
Haswell
Lambton
Ships at m,

wee see❑ on shore on Br)reum reef on the 6th inst.; crag

drowned.
ELSINOI,E, MARCH the 4th inst, the wind
IOiS b: en variattl-, chit fly from N.E. and S.E , and the
weather frosty, but the passage through the sound and
ourls, and likewise the entrance to Copenhagen har-
bour, remain open.
Wick ox-Foun, 11fARcu 11.—The Frau Chrisintine,
hence for Nuns ay, got aground on Heverknob,en-
tering the Schwaltiete yesterday, and was abandonedoW;
last night she drifted over towards Knipsand, and is n
n shore there. The materials are being saved.
RI) JANEIRO, FED. 10.—The Charlotte Buceo, tor
Genoa, put into this port on the 20th ult. leak)* ; the
Elise, from Havre and Teneriffe for California, put ia
on the 28th ult., and on the Bth inst. an explosion took
place oa board which shattered her bow, and she sank
d.
soon afterwards; 10 persons killed, and 20 wounde
MONTE VIDEO, JAN. 3.—The SwF dish barque Johan,
from Cape de Verde for Buenos Ayres, was tvrecked on
the English Bank on the 29th of December.
ALMERIA, MAncn 9.—The Danish ketch Heff"ung'
from London, was stranded on the beach betweeu Adra
and Roquesas, March 7; crew saved.
NEW YORK, MARCH s.—Quantities of flooting wreck,
apparently the upper works, dock•housei, Scc., 0f d
a
vessel, aleo is box, and two bales of cotton, were I'9°e
on the I,t of March, 30 miles south of Black Island.
The Spaeibh brig Antonio, from Havaneah for Haw
Bed.,
burgh, ran on shore on Collin's Patch, Florida
Feb. 9, but was assisted off after discharging part of whir
er
cargo, with rudder unshipped, leaking badly, and wi
kei 1 chafed, copper rolled up, Bce , and carried into Key
~Vrst.
Part of a vessel's between decks, apparently belonging
to a ship of from 500 to 600 tons burden, with beams
broken, ways and knees attached, painted white, sten-
cheons varnished, and bulwarks green, were passed Feb.
26, 25 miles west of Great Shoal. A mizenusast and
seven bales of compressed cotton, supposed to be from
the same vessel, were passed the same day.f stern and
A wreck, with poop, poopdeck, part o s end
broadsides, and timber sticking up, cottonbale
water-casks floating near, apparently a vesselsf Isbell!
400 to 500 tons, and one of the
Brown, of Liverpool," was passed Feb. 28, efi. Sas-
tucket Shoals.
The Jenny Lind, from Melbourne, for Singapore, wt:
lost on the Cairns reefs, 400 miles north of biorete
Bay, on the 21st of September; crews; aved. Car
'The Jeune Marie, of Bordeaux, b been lost at
pump capmarked
men; crew saved.
The British brig Jane, from Alexandria for Halifall;
United States, struck on Nantucket Shoals,
and
of March, came off with rudder-irons broken, leaky,o
was put on shore with four feet water in her hold; cars
supposed to be saved.
W., fresh,
GRAVESEND, MARCH 18.—Wind ; rat
Oscar,
on the s
Arrived—Nicholas John, from Callao; Prince
rom Memel; Lady Jocelyn, frCochin;
from Caen; Josephine, from Odessa; Xenobie, NomSweden; Borneo, from Alexandria; Martins, from
way; Bathurst, from Moulmein; Comet, from
Malo; Hydrus, from Sundawall; Tantivy, from St.
Cerolinda,
Sailed—Margaretha and Diens, for Newcastle; for'e
Coq, for Cherbourg; Juan, for Lisbon; Why N(4,
Lisbon; Seine, for Boulogne; Creamers, for Newf°9a
land; Giraffe, for Rotterdam; Henrietta, for Ditaistc.
VESSELS SPOKEN
Hannah, bound S.E Jan. 19, in lat. 27 s,, long. 28 IV'
Amathea, of Workington, Jan. 29, in lat. Is s,, long.
33 W. ;fl 35
Harmonie, from Singapore for Covres, Jan. 5,
Clansmalng , from the Clyde for Havannab, Fele. 21, in
lat. 22, long. 4. t• 14,
Petrel, from Bonno in 'a••y
for Liverpool, Fcb. 25,
long. 32. Dee. 21, in 15t.35
Courrier, from Havre for California,
S., long. 52 W.
North Star, for San Francisco,
27 W.
Antonia Hendrik% from Amsterdam for
la Surinalli'
Feb. 28, in lat 45 N., long. 16 W. • Ist 25
Eugenie, from Havre for Vera Cruz, Feb. 24,
~ long n'
42. Jan. 3, in lat. 1 S., loug.
out 17 Ba7l'
BrNothers, from Liverpool for Cameroon',
out
28, in long 17 W.
Jeune Indienne, from Laguna, Feb. 17, in Lit' 30
N"
10. 19 W.
Princess Royal barque, Feb. 7, in lat. 18 S., In"' alcu 25 Wr•
Anna Mary ship, Jan. 19, from Liverpool for Ctta,
in lat. 17 S., long. 32 W.
Patriarch, second distinguishing cadent, Feb. 22
•
7,012,
in lat 14 S,, long. 32 —. r
Sumatra, Datch ship, March 6, in lat. 44 N., long 24 W"
homeward bound.
Carlo, American barque, on the same day.
Rainbow ship, from Liverpool, outward bound, Jan. 31,
in lat. 1, lg. 20.
Lancastrian,on from London to Port Philip, Feb. 7, in lit.
5 N., long 8 W.
Ann, from London for Table Bay, on the same day. t
Augusta, from Sunderland for Aden, Feb. 3, in as"
13 N., long. 18 W.
Surprise, fur the Cape of Good Hope, Dec. 24, in ltd.
S., long. 44 E.

THE COUNTRY MARKETS.
ratet
LaEns, MA Reif 18.—The arrivals of grain were mode
Fresh English wheat fetched the extreme prices of last market
day, whilst in old foreign there was improvement in eel;led"
Barley steady. New beans sell rather more readily at
11
rates. Other descriptions as before. In oats, shelling,' an
other articles, no change.
NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, Marten 18.—The supol
cf wheat was only limited, and Saturday's prices were readily
obtained, while, in sume instances, for fine qualities rather
more money eas made. I3arley was also dearer, and best
inaltings inquired for. Flour, for favoured marks of house'
hold 2es was freely given. In other articles no change.
t' v
NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 18.—Qua
of beasts much larger than last Tuesday, exceeding the number
of that day by 170 head. Quality indifferent, but trade Was
tolerably active at former terms, and a fair clearance effected.
The supply of sheep was about 200 less than on this day vreek•
The demand was brisk at late prices, and all sold. Bead to
sheep, 3,00. Beef, -Is to 5s 6d per atone; mutton, 6d to or
per lb.
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, MARCH 18.--There were
the meal market to-day 13 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 28°,1bsi
imperial, which sold thus:-9 at 11 is Cc!, an"
at 11 7s Od; average price of the whole II 75 4d 1-12ths..
whereol
1 sack flour, which sold at 28s. 4 sacks pot-barleys
3 sold thus :—1 at 25s 6d, lat 245, and lat 21s 6d. ,
EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET, MARCH
Oat straw, from 6s Od to 7s 6d per kempie of 16 stones tr°gas.
wheat ditto, 7s Od to 6s 6d ; barley ditto, 65 Od to 7e
Hay, from 10d to Is per stone. e 52
DALKEITH MEAL MARKET, MARCH 17.---There were 5`
bags oatmeal, 14 of barleymeal, and 2of pot-barley, at hi;
day's market; sales dull. Oatmeal Ed per bag dearer
barleymeal also advanced 6d per bag. Third.
Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs. First Second Od
imperial .. 26s 6d 253 9d 255 Od
Barley meal, per ditto ••• 18a Od """
_Ai 0d
AA
Peasomeal —s Od Od
Od
Flour ... O
—s d
•Od --38 Od
Od °d

:T.—TESTIRDAT.
RuSsell'falettoll 155 Oil
3d
Stewart'a lss
Denison l3sd
3
Ileugh Hall 145 d
IKelloe.. ......... ... - ••• 15$ °'l
;Whitworth l2l 6cl
!Backhouse 135 Od
155 31
IBirchg.. Graigola 195 Od
Gwawin Cae Garven 241 6d
Hartley ..... 145 01
Sidney's Hartley
lark.t. 160.

[ADVERTISEMENT.] --Holloway's Ointment 1103
Pills an infallible Remedy for Tumours, Swellings, and Cor
tracted Joints.— Ann Carter, housemaid, residing with a fa-
mily in Burton-crescent, had an immense tumour on her rig":
knee, which increased to such a size that she could not ben°
the joint, and was in consequence obliged to leave her situa"
tion. Her medical attendant informe her that there was
chance of cure, and it would be necessary to amputateu
limb. This opinion not satisfying her, she commenced sug,
Holloway's Ointment and Pills in good earnest, and by 6°
blessing they have been the means of effecting a perfect cure:
Drug-
and she has resumed her former situation.—Sold by an VII,
gists, and at Protessor Holloway's Establishment, strand,
London.
THIEVES' KITCHEN.—At the Clerkcnwell pcl ti cern:
Court n Tuesday the officer said that the original
in Fox-court, tray's Inn-lane, had met with its cho.'nelp,leert!
downfall, in consequence of the death of Burges,, the put in
son who carried n, and the brokers having beeu
bthe ex-
for rent. The excitement. and interest caused
posure of such a place, and the nefarious pr,oceoeba•
ieumb e, and
sued there, in the newspapers, induced tosnY_notives of cup-
persons of distinction to visit the place fr.omßut since. its
osity, under the protection of the police..
up in union-
" death," other " Kitchens " have been g" ocher parts of
court, Fulwood's-rents, Holborn, 80d ineet):st of characters
the metropolis, where thieves and
the
wembers
nightly congregate, sleeping in large numbers
d that robberies
nately, and the most disgraceful procec
Sergeants Archer, Cooper and Fisher sal
les • the stolen
were constantly concocted in such receptac.
an'd whene"r
property was taken and disposed of in then?,
as only'necei-
they required the apprehension of offenders it w
sary to go there.
gs take place..

BIRTHS.
OF A 8011.
J. P. Broughton, Esq.
On the 15th inst.• at Dcrset-svere, the lady of Robert
On the lith inst., the wife of Mr. E• Phillips, of
terrace, Camden-town, of twins—son and daughter.
OF A DAvairien.
Hon. Mrs. Vavasour: of
On the IPth inst , at Hazlewood Code, Torkihire, th•
On the 16th inst at Dedham •
the Rev. Colin Campbell."
Vicarage, Esser' the wife
Pratt-

MARRIED
Rev. Charles Bedford, rector of Denton, Sussex,
On the 13th inst., at Grangegor;nan Church, Dublin, the
Georgiana, eldest daughter; also, at the same time. the Rev•
Samuel Archer Herbert, of St. Mary's. Gateshead, Durham►
to Annie Jane Beresford, second daughter of Dolan►
Dolan,
Es of 1,11 ana-terrace,
to Elizabeth