The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-06 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SITEPPING.—(T HIS DAY.)
LONDON, AUG. 6.—Wind this day at noon N.E., cloudy
at times.— A small sloop, dismasted, waterlogged, and
abandoned, and with bulwarks all washed away, with
letters " N. S." upon her stem, was passed 22d July.
45 N., 33 W.,; also a good deal of field ice and an ice-
berg on the 24th July, lat. 46 N., long. 47 W., by tbe
Arthur, arrived off the Lizard.
BELFAST, AUG 4.—W ic,d N.—Arrd., Norma. Leeberg•
Quebec; Britannia, Simpson, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Indus, St. John's, New Brunswick; Mary Ann, Quebec.
Sld. Ann, Alicante.
ABERDEEN, AUG. 4.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Berbice
Elliott, Quebec; Admiral, Young, Riga; Athenian and
Edward, Bermuda. Off port, Favourite, Archangel.
HULL, AUG. s.—Wino N.—Arrd. Corsair, Kane, Ps'
tagonia; Edward, Kulf, Miramichi; Guiseppina, Frewen,
Ibrail; Riga packet and Proven, Rigs; Kiltinka, ditto.
Sld. Hoffaung, Elsinore; Sophia, Odessa; Produce, St.
Petereburgh.
NEWPORT, AUG. s.—The San Nicolo, from Water-
ford, arrived here this morning, with seven feet water 11l
hold, having struck on the Nash Sands; has been put into
dry dock to be repaired.
PILL, AUG. s.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. Lydia,
Richia
bucto.
BRISTOL, AUG. s.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Gilmour,
liams, Queb. c.
GLOUCESTER. AUG. 4.—Arrd. G. R. V. Sarlsbergt
Quebec. Sld. Irene, Alexandria.
NEWPORT, AUG. s.—Wind E.—Arrd. Mach;oness
of Buie and Economist, Quebec. Sid. Rose, Stand.sb,
New York.
DEAL, Auc. s.—Wind E. by N., moderate and
cloudy.—Arrd. Z-aland, Java; South Carolina, Nevi
York; Schella and Valoroso, Havannsh; Susanna Chris
tins, Yonker, Banjawangee. Sld. Bomine, Malta.
LIVERPOOL, Auu. S.S.E. to E.S.E.—Arrd.
Tres Hermaos, Port' Rico; Alfred, Cuba; Sardinia,
New York; Nassau Belle, Alexandria. Sid. Expres
Africa; Equator, Miramichi; Osprey, Sydney, New
Soata Wales; Dinepore and Columbia, Calcutta; J°l33
Tailor, Bombay; Mary Gillispie, Africa; Matilda'
Monte Video; aiovanni, Rio Janeiro; Three Sisters,
Paraiba; Beraza, Pernambuco; Windsor Castle, mobile;
Java and Cerro Goreld, Philadelphia; Scioto, Lady
Franklin, Anterche, and Great Western, New Y°l.';
Athens. New buryport; Fancy, Prince Edward's Island;
Lady Milton, Quebec; St. Andrew, Montreal; Telouda
and Indiferante, Alexandria; Sarah, Odessa•'
Zante. Off port, Coloaist, Sir R. Jackson, Lady Bo
'
bert, and Glenlyon.
CLYDE, AUG. 4 —Sid. Clare, Boston; Admiral and
Lady of the Lake, Quebec; Glaucus and Norval, NOW'.
toundland.
DUBLIN, AUG. 4.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd. Columbia,
Gilbert, Annapolis; Due Lorella, Madalma, IbrjAlexander Liddle, Galatz; Amelia, Lena, Trieste; wiL
liam Large, Somervill, St. Lucia; Warrior, BerYnaljt
New York; North Star, Slone, Archangel.
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KINGSTON, AUG. 4.—Wind E.—Arrd. Anne J. ow-,
ll
Rowlands, New York; Robertson, James, St. John's,
Newfoundland; Giufino Schiome, Ibraila; Prince INllll'
dalavia, Galatz.
POOLE, AUG. s.—Wind E.—Sld. David, Newfound'
land.
LIMERICK, AUG. 4.—Wind W.—Arrd. Limerick Lassa
and Ann, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Florence,
head, Miriamichi; Talisman, Salonica.
TRALEE, AUG. 3.—Arrd. Jeannie Johnston, At.
teridge, Quebec.

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY')
CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY n
Notwithstanding that the supply of English Wheat od
offer in to-day's market was very moderate, the dew°,
for all descriptions was in a very depressed state
barely stationary prices. A few parcels of new BricTleY'
Oats, and Beans were on show in good condition• ur,
wards of 10 000 quarters of foreign Wheat have coal
fresh to hand this week. All kinds met a very dull
quiry at almost nominal currencies. The suPP,lY,°pg
foreign Barley was good, that of English very 513206i-0
The inquiry was confined to retail parcels at la
figures. In Malt a fair business was cl°i!'f,'
but no improvement took place in v°,'"',7:f
We were again heavily supplied with Oats—upwards
25 000 quarters of Foreign having arrived since Sar„r;
day evening. The trade was heavy, at barely prer'°-„
quotations. Beans, Peas, and all other articles We
very dull.

- ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. _.------
Fiala'
Wheat. i Burley. Malt. Oats.
......__,/
,________ ____..-... ~acks•
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. ~360
i.nglisia ...... 1,050 GO 3,790 50
Trish .. • ..... -- b9oB°
Foreign .• • ... 10,460 5,570 25,030
~117j.....W___151.5

zonouca HOP maiumET.
Our market is tolerably firm, and the lare advaue®
to
the quotations is well ,-upported. Duty, 85,0001.
The general deWHITEC
turo.d loud heUAPEZ
avy, and late rates wet:
with dtffi.,ulty supported. Beef, from 2s 2d to 3s !0
Mutton, 2. 6d to 3s 8d; Lamb, 3s 6d to 4s 0`1:
Veal, 2s 8d to 3s 6d; Purk, 2s 10d to 3s 8d per 8415
by the carcase.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(111 IS DAY.)
Henry Perry, agfd 19, was convicted of stealing ,11
pock.t na-clkerchiet from the paw.) of Mr. M,Dutigio•
The prisoner baying been previously convicted, te°'
fence was deferred until evidence of bis previous
con
victiuns be produced.

BO W-ST REET.-(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Hall was occupied the greater part of the morir
ing in the hearing of a charge. of rape against Thocli
Thom
ber, one of the m,ssergers of the Horse Guard%ot
The prosecutrix, Margaret M*Donneli, is the 50710.
of Mr. Morton, another messenger in the same
visiting
It appeared that the accused was in the habit of „,of
Mr. Morton, and calling last evening in the obse,-60t
thewhi masterehfo rm ande
formed
oe
foundation mistress,
Ile was committed for trial.
tookolfibtehretipersewseintht gaersg..e_.lB •

NIARLBRO'-STREE r_jitis DAY.)
CAUTION TO THE ...PUBLIC.—THE ToWE
gbeyntle BGy GA.s°
Aft
coca()
—anAied man, whose name did not tra"Pireel
follow
upon Mr. Hardwick, to a k his d •under the
advice
a French gentleman of distinction, watt
ing circumstances: t pith
pplicant stated that yesterday s
afternoon he wee 00.
ti
a French lady and the gentleman now present to ao
on-room in Conduit-street, for the purpose of looking at
the goods advertised for sale, which sale was stated's;
per bill, to be judicial and absolute, and by Priv of
treaty. The property was said to be worth upwartsb
six millions of francs, and to consist of jewels, Turkish do
carpets, cambric robes, Pompadour, and broete.er
dresses (fir, for " luxurious beauty"), and various otu,
"valuables" too numerous to mention. At the Nu.
of the bill appeared the names of Hanb9r3l:
Greville, and Company, consignees. The lady fealter:
desirous to purchase a Pompadour dress, some
shown her. which on examining she found to be 07;
posed of silk and cotton, and of course declined tom a'd
a purchase. Some brocade robes were then display id
before her, and in reply to her inquiries she was .10s,
that they were to be sold at the low price of 2" -de,
each robe. She offered the shopman 305., which he ion
alined taking, and applicant and his friends thencb•
the place, but before they had reached the end 0. 'O.,
passage a person whom he understood to be the Pardi
prietor came after them with the dress, and said toe I 0
should have it for thirty shillings, the Pvlb—o
she had bid. They accordingly wont back to
ilt
vi
room, and applicant paid the money for the robs, -,fda
however, on being examined, turned out to be an Armes
vastly inferior to the one the lady had chosen, 113' the
worth 15s. The money was demanded back, when the
shopman became very abusive, refused to return 0.
money, and threatened to kick applicant out of the Pleeeo
Applicant and his friends then, finding they had b to
duped, left the place. The shopman followed there a
the door, and ag,iin abused him, calling him 0„(70
snob," and using other language of an equally ohe-mr
nature. Applicant now wanted to know what reee`ivo
he had against the man for his insolent and 00'
language.
LIARDWICK said nea had lately several el,
plaints against the parties iquestion, and advised oPPI:a
cant to take out a bl,lOllllOl-18 against the man who
b
abused him. the
Insp( ctor Whall informed Mr. Hardwick that; 0,
persons who carried on the "game" at the euet'°
ti 0
rooms, 26, Conduit-street, were well known to hlenitha
belonging to the " Towergy gang." The nit" 01/
the
alleged proprietor was )lin Horatio Brown, one
0
most notorious of the gang.

RAC II EL.—The great trogediefen
MADEMOISELLE
Rachel, has signified her intention of visiting tlie ,titie•ue
States, whenever such an event may promise Lobede luc' h®r
enough to pay her for the trouble. It was proF hy:,',t
agent to come here next August; but the apprehansiq
_,fcl.
the community were scarcely prepared to support a ".'ioit
conipapy has made it expedient fur her topostpone her ''
for another year.—thew York Herald.
A letter from Moscow states that, on the 2.oth alto
as the monks of the convent of \Vladimir, a town about I_o.
miles to the north-east of that city, were setting out iutiPt,
cession, to visit an image of the virgin at a conventneighhoil
village, a wooden bridge thrown over the moat of the
__h.,
(formerly a fortress).gave way, and out of 203 of the 1117175,
waterwere drowned.
the
being perpendicular.
Isn'gnefdor.tyr.lti,h\i,se
eeimmensetteei loss othf leif:idv.e.ase ;Vows