The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MAcen 7.--Wind W., very strong. 8, N.N. W., a
gale all lag's; night and this morning : half-past 6 P.M., mode-
rate.—Arrived the Marianna, May, from the South Seas ;
Salacia, Addison. from the Mauritius ; William Manning,
Quelch, from St. Kitts; Halifax Packet, Foster, from Charles-
ton ; and Hannah Moore, Moore, from Santander. Arrived
from the River and remain, the George Fourth, Waugh, for
India; Trusty, West, for Canton ; and Salacia, Onslow, for
Nassau, N. P. The brig George, from Demerara, proceeded
to Ramsgate yesterday in tow by the Ramsgate steam packet.
Several vessels lost anchors and cables since yesterday morn-
ing, but we have not been able to obtain their names on
account of the weather.

WHITSTABLE, MARCH 7.—Arrived the Emily, Ballen, from
Malaga ; and Malta, Hanford, from Gijon.
RAMSOATE, MARCH B.—Arrived the Pendarves, Coxan,
from Palermo.

••••••••
COWES, • MARCH 7.—Arrived the Cygnet, Ipawin, from
Pandang.
MILFORD, MARCH 7.—Arrived the Janet, —, from Mauritius.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 7.--Arrived the Ann, Penrie, from
Canton—sailed Oct. 28 ; Philomela, —, from Monte Video ;
Agenoria, flyfe, and John Jug, Purvis, from Mobile ; Andes,
Patten, from New Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Wind W.N.W. to N. W., very
squally ; 8, W. S.W., fresh breezes.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 6. —Wind W.N.W., very heavy ; 7,
W. S. W. to N. W., tremendous squalls.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 6 & 7.—A violent gale from W. S. W.,
with tremendous squalls.
CLYDE, MARCH 6.—Arrived the Cecilia, Inglis, from De-
merara.

The Endeavour, Walter, from Sunderland to Brighton, is
on snore near Blakeney.
The Humphrey, from New Orleans to the Clyde, is on shore
near Ramsay Bay, with loss of main and mizen-masts.
The Frederick Argus, Marck, from Memel to London,
was driven on shore near Helingberg, 26th ult.

POST-OFFICE NOTICE.—His Majesty's brig Reindeer, with
the American mail of the 4th inst., detained, waitng for the
weather to moderate.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).
-............_
CORN EXCHANGE.
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The arrivals of the past week were considerable of all lcindsto.f ,
grain, and of Flour large. The trade continued very dull thr:i!gor
out the week. This morning the fresh supplies of most xi ids
grain are moderate. There has been so little disposition top al d.
Wheat to-day that last week's prices are hardly faPP°.rijng
The Malt question has stagnated the trade for
Grinding
Barley, as the malsters are uncertain how to proceed. 01_ 501
Barley remains as last quoted. Malt nominal. continueßean
maintain the terms of this day se'nnight. Boiling Pease
.ry st
dull. Grey Peas remain as last reported. Oats meet bu)e In
the terms of this day se'nnight, but the trade is not brisi'•
Flour there is a fair trade at very low priCes.
PRICES ON BOARD OF 5111 P• ...5.'" l'
Wheat, Red (old) —s. —s. Beans, Small (new)...,.... ...
8,4.
--- White (01d)... —s. —s.
—..--- Red (1834) 35:. 385. Tick (new) .... ........ , 375.
------- Fine 40s. 42:
--- Superfine 49. i. 44:. Harrow (new) ....... Wool,
--White (1834) 41)5. 443. --- (01d)... ..... "- ..-I.
Fine
- Superfine 452. 5502:: 80raat5n,ki....ed................................................._....9..:..gi
- Foreign free
Rye 365. 405. Poland ..................... _,.25.,
Barley 22s '24s New ............. 0.....„
Grinding 465. 3,15. Potatoe .................... -,-.!.,,,D,
Malting
Malt 445. 50s. Scotch ..... ................ 1900.
-- Fine New 50s. fits. Irish •18.:. .......
.40,
Pease, Grey, New 36: 40, Flour Town (per sack) ....... ~••;'', 0,
Maple New 4os. 43:. Seconds .................0.2f.
White 345. 33:. - - North Country ...... j.q; 11),.
Boilers 405. 4•2:. --- •

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WEEK
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST
7....- F F• ? ' N' ii!,
From Whence. is 77 F ?' g I
..„,,,..
--.----- - --.- ---.--- ----- --"" Se"
Qrs. QI f. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Q 151
- - - --- ........ '
Aldborough 305 477
Boston - 1934 5
- ----
__ ---,
Clay - 1460 - - - -14 f,
, Colchester.- 303 262 1154 - - 20 ' 6.:P;
';'..Harwich 4BB - 041 - - 45 ,5 --
; Leigh - 2U - 192 2 151
'' Maldon 1212 229 - --- 811
...... 4
Exeter - 314 70 17 - -
..... 4
Hull
Fowey.. - 440 - - - -* 4'.
...- 6r,
Ipswich
Kent - 10 203
Lowestoft ... - - 107 - '"' -- - l
ii
a
Lyme - - 140 - - - 0 to
Lynn 730 273 1677 - - - -
- Newhaven...- -
- - .....
....'
Pole
Rye) 25 ; - - - - -- 6 -;i9
Shoreham
Southampton - - - -..- 80
-- --
..-
Sp 680 aiding -
- 580 - 20
Wells 440 152) - - - - .... '2,
Wisbeach - - - - _ 0 r;
Woodbridge 455 457 223 --- l6 252,
Yarmouth 145 146 1337 - - 16
Aberdeen £oo 20 3)10 - - __ 0
Banff - - - 2721 -- - ... le
B:rwiek .... - 1045 - SO 207
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Dundee - 1247 - 1615 - -
Grangemouth - - - - - -
..., ''',
li verness 2OO 30 - 300 - -
.......•
Leith.... - 284 78 91 - 12 ......., ti
119'-
9193 6991 1701 1113 i - 1592
IRISH
Belfast - 100 -
I oudonderry - - - !,087 -
Waterlord - - -081 -
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- - -I- - ---a, 1,"
Total - 1592
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AGGREGATE
Tares, 581-I,insee,

QUANTITIE!
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