The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-03 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE MARKETS.

HALIFAL—The demand for English wool of all kinds
was very brisk at this market, last Saturday, and prices
were again a little higher. Stuff goods were likewise in
much demand, and the business done in them was very
considerable.

HUDDERSFIELD. —There was not quite so much busi-
ness done at this market, last Tuesday, as there was on
the Tuestitty preceding, but which may be attributed to
the season of the year, and the storminess of the day, rather
than to any declension in the state of trade.
Bawnronn...—The stuff trade was still a little brisker at
this marker, last Thursday, than it was on the Thursday
prece lintr, and an advance in the price of both yarn and
manufacture was generally obtained. In the raw material
there were also very large transactions effected among
the woolstaplers and spinners, and likewise among the
woolstaplers themselves.
LEEDS.—Very little business was transacted in the
Leeds cloth balls on Tuesday last.—Halifax Express.

The High Constableship of the Holbozn di-
vision is now vacant by the death of Mr. Smart. Four-
teen candidates for the vacant office are now in the field,
the most popular of whom is Summersell, the principal
turnkey of the House of Correction. The election will
take place at the Middlesex Sessions House on Thursday
next.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE'S MOTHER,-
The first part of the forthcoming work by the Duchess
of Abrantes, entitled " The Celebrated Women of all Ages,"
to be published on the 10th inst, will include a very
curious account of Madame Letitia Bonaparte, the mother
of Napoleon. Great expectations are entertained in the
literary world of the interest and importance of this un-
dertaking, which is to be continued on the Ist of every
succeeding month, in parts of the octavo size, at 3s. 6d.
each of which is to contain four fine Portraits and Me-
moirs. A splendid folio edition at 103. 6d. ; each part is
also to he published on the same day with Portraits four
times the size. It is therefore necessary that all orders
should be given to the various booksellers forthwith, to
prevent disappointment, and care should be observed in
stating the particular edition required, as a very limited
number of the folio one will be printed off.

HIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY .

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. N.N.N. Arrived and remain the
Pero, Rutter, from. Mauritius. Sailed most of the outward-
bound. The Don Pedro, Portuguese frigate, Bertrand, from
Lisbon, sailed Bid ult.

PowrsmouTit, JAN. 2.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Upton Cas-
tle, Duggan, and Prince George, Shaw, for Bombay ; Golden,
Spring, for Fernando Po; Beeswing, Smith, for Oporto; his
Majesty's ship Lynx, for Sierra Leone; Eagle, Darby, for Co-
lumbia River; Hannibal, Heberd, for New York; and Caesar,
Bothwell, for Demerara.
FALMOUTH, Jay. I.—Wind W. toW.N. W., fresh gales, with
violent squalls.--Sailed the Firebrand steamer, for Oporto and
Lisbon, _ . .

PLYMOUTH, JAN. I.—Wind W.N.W., squally.— Arrived
the Bolivar, Richards, from St. John's, New Brunswick; and
his Majesty's ships Plover and Racehorse, from Falmouth.
HOLYHEAD. JAN. I.—Arrived the James Holmes, Weries,
from Demerara.

MARGATE, JAN. `.—Arrived off port the Ford, Palmer,
from St. Petcrsburgh.
BRISTOL, JAN. a—Arrived the Eliza, Fowler, from New-
foundland.
GLOUCESTER, JAN. I.—Arrived the Marianne, Henry, from
Prince Edward's Island.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. L—Arrived the Suffolk, M'Donald, from
Maranham ; Columbine, from Africa; Brilliant, Lawrence,
from Jamaica ; Jane, Birkett, from Laguna; Grace, White,
from Virginia; Olive Branch, Dyer, from Savannah ; and
Mary, Harrison ; and Shannon, Thomson, from Richebucto.

The Lady Douglas, from Sierra Leone to Liverpool, was
driven on shore near Pwllhil, on the 21st ult.
The Grecian, Salisbury, from Liverpool to the Cape of Good
Hope, was wrecked at the entrance of the Mersey, and all on
board drowned.

The Ugenia, Robinson, from Liverpool to Marseilles, and
the Pelican, from Liverpool to Drogheda, are on shore near
the Dingle.
The Hero of Carnarvon is on shore near Parkgate, but
expected to be got off.
The George, Westray, is totally wrecked, near Whitehaven.
The Berwick-upon-Tweed; Muir, from Liverpool to Shields,
is on shore on the Herd Sand, and bilged.
The Auchmuty, Davison, was lost on Scroby Sand on Tues-
day night.
The Elizabeth, Sanderson, from Maranham to Liverpool, is
on shore near Milford.

The John, of Inverness, Valiant, of Sunderland, Bolivar, of
Aberdeen, and Argo, of Workington, were driven on shore at
Sligo, 31st ult.
The Atlantic, from Liverpool to New York, was on shote at
Fair Rochaway, 9th ult., and bilged.