The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-30 00:00:00

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cess Louise, Callao; Ellen Highfield, Rio
yrande;to.
carora, Phildelphia; HyNewG orlii
hattan, di to; Sr. Patrickenr, ditto; Piyince Albert Ed"rji,
Denia. Sid. Vesta, Africa; Regulus, Maranhaler:;o,
maica, Demerara; Agnes, Antigua; klarbiagee,PL p
Prince; Rebecca, Hayti; Pyramid, New Orlese Cri,
terprise, New York; Continent, ditto; Alesseaeeto'bil
lifax ; Paragon, ditto. Off port, Adam Lcdge,„l3,°.
Perseverance,
St. John's, New Brunswick; Line o'a
Wild Irish Girl, Orontes, II enry Gardner
, Orlea dns, an Star of e est. Grant t
GRIMSBY, SEPT. 29.—Ththe Dove, of this '
shore at Spurn, and a large galliot is POOP"
the Sandhole ; crew supposed to be lost. gootO
BRIDLINGTON, SEPT. 29,—A French brig 11116
off the ll:amber, 26th, in the vla
a sinking state ! • tote-
Hambur
gri steamer, which could render no ass's
account of the weather. geen.64ol
PENZANCE,
SEPT. 29.—A schooner was
down with all hands, the Smalls bearing
miles. g ff°ll
PWLLIIELI, SEPT. 29,—The Mermaid, 0.; and 50,
Carnarvon for Dublin, sank at her anchors oa
near Aberdavon ; crew saved. 6 vet
NEATH, SEPT. 29.—The Sally, of Swans"
the edge of a bank, and capsized a; the tide fell. Red
CARDIGAN, SEPT. 29.—The Union and the Aldforaef
driven on shore at Aberporth during the gale; the ,
went to pieces and the latter is much injured•
cioc,
a WHITBY, SEPT. 29.—The Favourite, of Sun '5O,
nd the Friends Goodwell, of this port, are (11,10
but expected off; crews saved. A brig supPos,',
the Triton, of Newcastle, has been wrecked
0
crew saved. „efOr
YARMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—The Wellingtoo, e'fa'ol4
London, from Seaham, struck on Cromer Outer
and sank; crew saved. The Penguin, BlYth ta,° 5601'
was abandoned, 27th, in a very leaky state; cre"Asfilo
The Princess, Newcast:e to Pool, was abanclopeu,' rock,
in a very leaky state; crew saved. The Dani Tel 'me
Shields to Jersey', foundered near Flamboro' eleitoop,
the 26th inst.; crew saved. The Diadeirs 1001
Woodbridge to Goole, foundered 26th. The teti,tdete4
Newcastle, St. Petersburgh to London, Rai 5"..A" fbef'
on the 26th; crew reported to be saved. Ting state'
of Sunderland, has been abandoned in a ein— I
master lost. d
LOWESTOFT, SEPT. 29.—The Crusader, -
f an lbJ
Stockton for London, has foundered off the '""--
crew saved. I
LONDON, SEPT. 30.—The Anna, of Livorre,;(o
lorubo to London, was spoken 20th inst., 47 rd"
leaky. sloe?'
B RIV " ICK, SEPT. 28.—The Margaret and ni."00,000
of North Sunderland, went on shore on the •1`);00011
Rocks, near Bamburgh Castle, and is likely' "'Cro*
a wreck; crew saved. The Margaret schooner' 11011
marty to Sunderland, was wrecked same day
SQillijm
Island, crew and part of cargo saved; and weth tree
b
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brig, of Rye, Aberdeen to Hartlepool, on the' ior
and part of cargo also saved; the sloop Aid' efil e
st
keithing, Hartlepool to Port Dundes, is onto be g°l
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Beadnell, full of water, crew dis likely ,7410,
off. The Falcon, of Aberdeen, supposed frogiur;osl
was seen to go down with all hands off the
Head, on the 26th.

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MARKET NEWS--(T.HIS n
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BAT In.A.R.KETS. oi;
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow Hay 21 155 to °'
119
Clover ditto, 318; to 4/ 7s 6d; and Straw, 111910
, i Oil
per load. Supply good, and trade dull.
y 21 185 to t!
94j
CCAIBEILLAND. meadow Ha
Clover ditto, 3/ 5s to 4/ 6s and ,Straw, 111,,s ci° 0';
per load. A full average supply, and a., slug -ellllsi'
Hay, 21
r'l 15s to 31
in,4
WUITECHAPEL.—Meadow H
Clover ditto, 31 8s to 4/ 7s 6d; anday Straw, 11,1:,10
per load. Trade dull, at barely stationary Price`' bell
comorax.ca.
SUGAR.—The market for British.Plantsti°° has
I/°
dull at Gd to is decline since this day week.
ctios3lel3: sjittl
0, to
hhds. Of 6,246 bags Mauritius offered by o
more than half found buyers, at fully is decline; ~,,cor
good yellow, 33s to 365; grey, 31s to 345 6cl; and, lor;
263 to 31s. Bengal, 1,900 bags, sold is to
common soft brown, 24s to 25%; and
6d. 220 bags Madras sold at a similar reducti°,not ;be
quantity of British Plantation landed last wee' • tee°
149 tletio
East and West India Docks Libels
taken
lf,llb7onie
cons°l 00
176 barrels, and there ware
1,425 hhds 237 tierces 782 ebarrels.nor
The Bt°e,::r-els.
same places is 16,744 hhds 9,016 tierces 5,66° rn"r ere
nearly
COFFEE.-56 bags 231 cal; Plantation CeYrflatus
all withdrawn above ' 0 1°
the market Ye ;le) ,93 i
kind a limited 0, go
business has been transacted at `i oa
39s 6d, accordig to quality. A floating earg° - A
graini;y6:ll;l4::
V,3st en
first_ Rio has been sold at 37s per cwt.
lit7sl.—l'lle quantity landed last week at the tp•
rWest India Docks was 9 puns 2 hhds; there wercoortel
87fohome consumption 219 puns 2 hhds; and f; sil
puns 160 hhds. The stock in the same 1)le
12,745 puns 1,099 hhds. it'll 51
RICE —4 920 bags Bengal sold with mach 14)0 10
8s 9d to los for mid to good white; and l'°°
pinky_ Madras also sold well at is Gd to Bs.
SALTPETRE.-46 cases Bombay, refraction 46 to 1
per cent, were withdrawn at 25s per cwt. _,,,t, 50
TALLOW.—P.I.C. is 38s 9dper cwt on the sr"
town 41s, with much less doin P fair OW
TEA—Latt week's deliverige; were a r4c
quantity.

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FRIGHTFUL MURDEICOFTRRED c
DREN AND SUICIDE, BY A FATIiT-11131

(THIS DAY.) ba~reati,
The inhabitants of George-street, SPSBd t,lo',
k
Camberwell, were this morning, about eight °l,vtbe
thrown into a state of considerable excitement 7*o
report of a father having murdered his three cb",
by
cutting their throats, end afterwards coracnitti,iiiful
seine act upon himself. The perpetrator of this frl',et
etra..,
event is a person of the name of Frettom• a
to the neighbourhood, and who had just entered intot:sii
small grocer's shop at the corner of George-stre°th'lodi?
kept
by a person of the name of Stockham,
posed of it only a few days since. It is said tbst
pointment at the prospects of the business has pro ticod
am melancholy lowness of spirits, which has led to the to,
event.
At a quarter before nine o'clock two of L11'3;316
dren were quite dead, the third in a dreadful stste' edi'
mean was then lying in the garden, attended bi (Jll3 bot
cal
man, who had closed the wound in his threats
with very slight symptoms of life.

NATIONAL LAND COIIIPANI.
(THIS DAY.)
(Before Master Humruar.) held ifi
This morning a very numerous meeting was se °'e
the Vice-Chancellor Turner's Court for the PurP°„e
appointing an official manager of the above col:Oa ;o t-1
It will be in the recollection of our readers WI ote§
previous meetings took place, but owing to discrePa
..e for
in the affidavits they were adjourned 9 to give tie
planatory affidavitreads. 5010'
Mr. SWEET affidavits from Mr. Roberts, -
tor to the company, and Mr. Feargus O'Connor, tic; the
effect that Mr. O'Connor entirely approved of
proceedings. tireli
The MASTER said that the affidavits just read so 01
explained the discrepancies which ho objected t4,-;1 to
the
A la occasion. Those discrepancies, howeveLo
the or
inference that the order for winding uP shin
pony had been obtained without legitimate aut",javit
inasmuch as that Mr. Roberts swore in his $ll the
that he believed Mr. O'Connor knew nothing. ° order
or tblB t)-tbe
Bill having passed the House f Commons,
having been obtained. "
Mr. O'Connor, nis d sP'
affidavit just read, entirely recognised $13,0 the
proved of the proceedings of Mr. Roberts. A 5 to
appointment of official manager, that WAS 5 gtlie in 6
which he must take time to consider. Be it w"
position to name a day, but the appointment
duly announced.

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CONFORMATIONS to PROTESTANTISM.---Th
heda Conservative states that Lord Bellewand:llis hlished
Hon. E. J. Bellew, have conformed to the Y,4‘Arefttio4
Church. The Noble Lord, though a peer of recent. foci'
(1818), represents one of the most ancient Anglo•lrls.
lies of "the pale," and ranks as a baronet of 1688•
o of the
H NORTUMBERLAND-HOUSE.—In ooriseple.-n-erotioe
great influx of visitors a rule has been adopted of
tickets of admission to those persons only who sna hereto'
ously leave a printed card, and not a written one, 85
fore, with the name and address of the applicant' of elf'
THE BRITISH MUSEUM.---In consequence
assu• this
number of persons who are still desirous of witnitiutic
o co_
interesting Museum, it is announced that it w,
to remain open to the public until the 10th of Octohte vest
hi the
(Saturdays excepted), when it will finally deli tour, 115
20th. The hours of admission will be from ten ti"
heretofore. Ao.oool
A WHALE IN THE CLYDE.—On Friday a""'s 03IA
as Mr. Lamb, of Greenock, was rowing along in a he dir
boat with two lads near the mouth of the Garel°c'h!usinedi•
covered a whale grounded on the shore, when ttleY; of tiro
ately rowed towards it, and after a vigorous strugg too
.hours, succeeded in dispatching it with the boat-1-o°,!`:',urilig
it proved to be of the bottle-nosed species, 1n,.,`;',00c14
twenty-two feet in length. It was towed towards u,t ve that
and exhibited to the public on Saturday. We belittester
carcase was sold for 10/. The appearance of this Ot muong
the deep in our water caused considerable excite Men
the denizens of the coast and before it was secured,
ous boats put to sea in chaso, armed withpitchforks, out
beat-hooks, rusty swords, and yeason
every offensive d and
could be laid hold of. After it had taken the get° inthe
before it was killed, it created a dreadful cominotionseoaing
water, blowing and lashing the sea into foam, And hue'
The aLi
the spray from twenty to thirty feet into the. air.
a. meter'
fish measured between six and seven feet in la
the tail was six feet broad.— Glasgow Post.
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THE LATE MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT WO.— So NC'''.
A meeting of the stewards and committee took pace of the
day last, the Lord Bishop of the diocese
festival) in the chair. The statement of accounts sulTe the
by the hen. secretor (president. _toed
3', theSarjeant,,No pees'
greatest satisfaction to every person presen.t• erisg
niary result of the festival exceeds expectation, Nikon the
the adverse circumstances of the year; the call vio're th
subscribers to the guarantee fund amounts to no pow
6s. :Id. in the pound. The total receipts for the char,'"
reach I,ooBl.—Gloucester Journal. ce
Of
Da• M`IIALu IN LIVERPOOL.—In CODSequi: would
a previous announcement that Archbishop 1‘1:113id of Ibei
preachat St. Nicholas's Chapel, in this town,
.1n clutPe
charity school attached to that place of worship, iillieucbarges
was crowded to excess on Sunday last, although t
for admission were 2s. Gd. and Is. in„ of
FOREIGN Hops.—An arrival has taken p—
•vo.
parcel of ten bales of hops from Rotterdam, the gbroil
produce of Holland, and consigned to an emine,i-i_st itrpor,,
firm in the metropolis, which is, we believe, thel,,i,rsuaise
tation that has taken place of this article of InetL"tai state:
this year's growth from any part of the contineninp,,,tavor:
this season. In conserimmee of the very rare frors
of hops from Belgium or other ot the continental, flute e
which, to a greater or lesser extent,
have taken place, the present arrival from Ilodant 4040
ing a re-introduction of the article for an erca4
tlae trade, vl iuterwit. supplie of !Litt's eviti,C