The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-( THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, Nov. 24.—Wind S. S. W., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Admiral Moorson, Moorson, from Demerara. Arrived
from the river and sailed, the Eliza Williams, Barnes, for
Waterford. Sailed his Majesty's ship Cleopatra, from Ports-
mouth and South-America. The outward bound remain ap-
parently all well.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Wind S., fresh breezes.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Wind S. to S. S. W.—Arrived the
Cosmopolite, Smith, from Quebec.
Fm.moutn, Nov. 23.—Wind S. S.W. to S., strong breezes
and squally. Arrived the Tartarus Steam Packet, —, from
the Mediterranean ; left Malta Bth inst. •• Gibraltar 16th ; and
Cadiz 17th ; and his Majesty's ship Nettley, —, from Lisbon;
sailed 14th inst.
STANGATE CREEK, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Water Witch,
Slury,q and Haidee, Smith, from Smyrna ; Flora, Farrant,
from Vostizza ; and the Susannah Collings, Crabb, from
Odessa.
Dovart, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Howdep, Briton, from
Cadiz.
Cowes, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Julie, Schiedwith, from

Riga.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Rival,
Briscoe, from Jamaica ; Elvira, Morrison, from Demerara ;
Troy, Allen, from Charleston; and Henry, —, from Quebec.
Off port the Ganges, —, from Calcutta ; Princess Victoria;
--, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Manchester,
from St. John's, New Brunswick; William, , and Stainfer;
—, from Quebec ; and John Ormerod, --, from Oporto.

The Olinda (Portuguese schooner) was wrecked at Fayal
the Bth instant.
The Arundel, Hodginson, from Newcastle,to Arendahl, has
arrived at Kapperwick, with damage, and will discharge.
The Estafette, Zimmerman, from Liverpool to Konings-
berg, has arrived at SNinemunde, leaky, and must discharge.
The Britannia, Halliday, from Bathurst, New Brunswick,
was upset and totally dismatted at Bownes the 21st instant,
after being aground.
The Arbe a Pain, -, from Hamburg to Maranham, was
driven on shore at Alterbruck, during a tremendous gale on
the 18th instant.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

This mornings supplies of Grain in general are tolerably good,
with a fair return of Flour. The Wheat trade remains as reported
on Monday. Barley continues dull in sale ; and middling qualities
are lower. Beans and Pease are unvaried. Oats maintain the
terms last quoted. In Flour no variation.
ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. o,.ts. I Hour.
N:hglish .........s 3,270 qrs 2,9'20 qrs. 810 rini, 3,740 sacks
Irish
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Foreign -

The Tories have established what they designate-
" The Protestant Lay Fund"—the people have taken the
hint, and are getting up an " Indemnity Fund." The
Tories have been before defeated by putting the people on
their defence. It requires little prescience to see that a
similar issue will again result from a similar cause.—Free-
nzates Journal. •

At a village in this diocese, a well known pariol
clerk, who at the Hymeneal shrine not unfrequently accom-
modates love-sick swains by performinc, double duty, having
stood father" to a bride whose maiden name was Saint,
thus wittily accosted a rustic friend—" I say, Jack, I've
gi'n monny a devil away afore, but niver a saint."—Shields
Herald.

On Wednesday Mackintosh of Mackintosh removed
from Daviot House to Moy Hall, the beautiful residence
of his ancestors, which had for several years been occupied
by the late Dowager Lady Mackintosh. The people were
liberally treated with " mountain dew " and other refresh-
ments. In the evening the surrounding hills were lighted
up with bonfires. Moy Hall is one of our finest and most
picturesque ancient residences. The lake, with its trees
and island, are as a gleam of sunshine in a cloudy day ;
yet one that renders the adjoining wastes darker and more
dreary.—lnverness Courier.
DUNDEE.—On Sunday no less than seven notices
were posted on the doors of our parish church, of inten-
tion to apply for Acts of Parliament connected with Dun-
dee ; namely, an act for a railroad betwixt Dundee and
Arbroath ; an act for a railroad between Dundee and
Perth ; an act to amend former acts relative to the Dun.,
dee and Newtyle Railway ; two acts anent supplying
water for Dundee ; an act for amending certain provisions
in the late harbour act ; and an application for leave to
bring in a bill for improving the Water Power of nighty
and the Water of Fithie.
Soon after the Board of Guardians had assembled
at Cuckfield, a
party of about 50 men, having the ap-
pearance of farm labourers, presented themselves with
sticks of no very slender dimensions. They came from
Worth an& Ardingley and complained of want of work,
and consequently, of want of food. They were, however,
prevailed upon by some representation of their Guardian,
to return home peaceably.—Brighton Guardian.