The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-16 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY).

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, Fr.a. 14. —Wind W. S. W. moderate ; 15, W. N. W.
moderate.—Arrived the Kitty, .—, from the South Seas
Governor M‘Lean, Freehody, from Charleston ; Scotia,
Liddle, from Londonderry ; Triton, Cornell, from Belfast ;
Martha, Dyer, and Menapia, Moyne, from Waterford. Ar-
rived from the river and sailed, the Factor, Jones, from Liver-
pool ; Valiant, Griffiths, ditto ; and the Flora, Leely, from
Milford. Arrived from the river and remain, the Pearl, Love,
from Lisbon ; and the Little Henry. Hillard, from Dartmouth.
Arrived and sailed for the river the Martha, Dyer, from 'Water-
ford ; Trader, Phentou, from Chester ; Triton, Kernel!, from
Belfast ; Margaret, —, from Bangor ; and the Matilda, from
the Westward. Dutch Pilot Boat, No. 2, sailed Westward.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 14, 15.—Wind W. N. W,—Arrived the
Batavia, Blair, from London for Batavia.

WIGHT, FED. 14.—Arrived oW, the Matilda, Bowling, front
the Cape of Good Ilope.
DARTMOUTII, FEB. 14.—Arrived off, the Franklin, Coffin,
.I.om Virginia.

3 VERN"...SF.7, FEB. 13. IrriN'-ed the Wynem, —, from

Tarragona.
JERSEY, Fes. 13.—Arrived the Water 'Witch, Filluel, Cadiz.
BRisrot., FEB. 15.—Arrived the Harmony, Bedford, Cadiz.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 13 AND 1-I.—Wind S.W. to N. W.
FALmouTn, FEB. 13..—Wind W. N. W. to strong
breezes and squally. Feb. 14.—Wind N. W. to N. N.W.,
fresh and squally.—Arrived the Pyramus, Weller, from Lon-
don, with loss of anchor and part of chain cable, bound to
Liverpool and Singapore. Sailed his Majesty's ship Scor-
pion, for Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 14.—Arrived the George the Fourth,
Pearce, from Porto Cabello; Muscovin, Lindsay, Ellen
Brooks, Redmin, and Resolution, Murray, from New Orleans ;
Elizabeth Bentley, Robertson, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick ; Hamilton, Brocklev, and Sheffield, Allen, from Nev
York ; Huskissou, Mitchell, trout Africa ; and Fisherman,
Gibant, from Messina.
CORK, Hilt. 13;—Arrived the Seahorse, Williams, mid Wil-
liam and Robert,• Drake, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
.GRRENocx,. FEe..l3.—Arrived the Caledonian, Mitchell.
from Gergenti.
BELFAST, FEB. 13.—Arrived the Vesper, Hunt, New York.
LosnoNDEsttv, FER. 13.—Arrived the Aimwdl, Scott, from
St. John's.

The Edgar, Newbiggin, got on Scroll Sand on Saturday
night, at►d tilled with water—crew saved.
The Britannia, Frankiand, from _Cephalonia to Antwerp,
was driven on shore on Cadsand the Mth instant, and covered
With water—cargo discharging.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE

_ __----.
In the past week the arrivals of all descriptions of Grain was
very large, and of Flour considerable. The trade for every ar-
ticle remained dull at the terms of last Monday. This morning
the market presented
arood show of samples of all kinds of Corn,
and the attendance of buyers was good, who manifested very
little disposition to purchase,. Wheat has met a very heavy sale,
and is one shilling per quarter lower than this day se'nnight.
Fine Malting Barley is dull, at last. quotations ; and Middling is
Is. per quarter cheaper, while rood Grinding parcels have obtained
last quotations. Beans and Pease are dull, but unaltered. Oats
meet buyers very slowly, and are 6d. per quarter lower than this
day se'nnight. I'he top price of Flour has declined 2s. per sack,
and in this trade sales are made with extreme difficulty.

riticEs ON

AB)) OF slut.

Wheat, Red (01W
(01d%... —e. —s.
Red .1834' ".C:
Fine 44.. Cis
-- Super fi. e... 44q. 455.
—NV to (1±434) 4f y. 44e.
Fine
Superfine........ fe.N.
—Foreign flee
Lye.,

Beans, Sumll ;new)............ 6.
(old) .... ..M.
Tick ,tww)
'(ald) ..... .s!k s.
Ha*row (new)
---- (01(0... ..... . 40.
Honk
Oats, Feed
... ••—b.
New ................:.'US. `218..
Poland__

Wale:

• 40-t.
‘"A
Grinding
Malting
44% ZON.
.11),.
40,
33.
40.

New
Pot atoe

Ile New• __
Pease, Grey, New
•Maple Neu• ,
white
------ Bailers

Neu,'
2,A...,83.
-, Scotch tsiSb.2Si.
--- Irish !Si 195.14s
Flour Town ,per sack; :Vs Os.
------ Seconds :!4 , 35..
- North Country 3tfs :1:1,
Bran

D MARKET.
great, and the trade aas rattier

SAIII'III7IEI.
This day's supply was ratlieC
dull, at the following
ritleris PER. STONE OF tiLl:. TO SINK THE 01'F.\ LI..
s 6. to s d. a d to s it.
interior Beasts :.3 0 2 2 Infe.ior Sheep .... . ...... 2 2 2 4
Second quality ditto 2 4 2 e Second quality ditto
Prime large Oxen ii 0 :; S Coarse.waolled ditto ... :; (1 3 8
Prime Seats, tScr llO 4 0 southdown %Vethers ... 3PI 4 0
Large coarse Calves._ 3 0 4;0 Large Hogs ........ ...... 2 S ~ 4
Prime small ditto
Stickling Calves each —.12 t 3 , . I Quarter old Pigs each S , 1:2 0
stirrix, AS l'Elt CLERK'S STATEMENT..
8C1161,1 I S p
flee
I Calves. 1 Pigs
:3,01514 I 21,09 - 102 51.0
A,,siti. 35,1 01 the 13,st, cattle opine St. Alban'.: road; about 400 up
the other northern roads; estic 120 (including Irish) from the we.sern
and midland districts ; about 1600 ,ront Notfmk, sittlitlk, Essex, mid Cmi
hridgesh it e; about 70 do I. ..ad awl Sussex ; and most of ther etnaintler
from the marshes, Ac. in the neighbourhood of London.

NEVVGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, hy the Carcass
m d tes tl. i d.tos d.
flea, inf.rior - .. '2 2 Mutton, inferior ......... 2 2 2 4 •
- middling 0 4 '2 ti
-- prime large nlo 3 0 ....- prime
- prime small ... ...... 3 4 3 d Pork, large " 4 3 0
Veal

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-I'4b, 14.
We bad another large supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day,
much of it in poor condition. The best samples sold of last week's
prices; the other at a trifle lower. For Oats, the demand continues
lively, and the whole went off readily with no change in value.
With Barley, the arrival continues about equal to the demand, and
was cleared off slowly, with no improvement in value. Malt with-
out change. Rye almost nominal. Pease and Beans go off readil .
Flour has been dull sale this week.

New. old.
Whs .t, Northitnibt rland
Norfolk and Sutlolk 'i9b. 49; ...... 393. —b.
Ber ‘, Mi. and SeAch ak —,, —s 375.
---- Foreign
Rye, Norfolk and Sutlolk lO. 33. —s. —s. {
--Foreign 2J
~;. 33i —s. —s.
Barley, Maltit,g, Norfolk and Suffolk_ 335. 3's
Grividnig .ind Feeding 2ss. 27: --s, —a.
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk 56•, 6(b
Beans, Small ;:.:.;54....... —a.
—:Tick
White Tis. 365. .... .—s. --s. i
(;rat 'ls 35s —a. —a.
(tats, Northinnberhin.l, Potatoc ...... ... '.."2s 245. —s. —s.
Feed
Foreign
I lo.a, Fins. /oar sack) —s.—s 905.315.

l'easc,

DESPERATE ATTENIPT AT SUICIDE.-Oli Sa-
turday morning the neighbourhood of Chequer's-alley, White-
cross-street, was much excited by the discovery that a respec-
table young woman, named Mary Bryant, aged 27 years, who
kept a small green-grocery shop in the alley, had cut her
throat with a table-knife. It appears that a neighbour who
suddenly entered the shop found the young woman in the act
of sawing at her throat, from which the blood was profusely
flowing. He immediately wrenched the weapon from her, and
proceeed to call for assistance ; but so determined was the
infatuated woman to end her life, that she inserted her finger
in the gash she had made, and by dint of strength conside-
rably enlarged the aperture. She is now in Bartholomew's
Hospital, where her life is despaired of. Her Mother com-
mitted suicide about four months ago, by hanging herself;
and the daughter was heard to remark a few days ago, that
the neighbours were continually casting her parent's untimely
death in her teeth, and that it would sooner or later drive her
mad. Portions of the flesh of the young woman's throat were
found actually sticking to her fingers.