The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-18 00:00:00

ATTACK upon the DUKF. of WELLINGTON.

This morning the Duke of Wellington visited the Bank
of England on horseback. On his return, he was recog-
nized when opposite Bow Church, in Cheapside. A
crowd immediately collected, who began to hiss and
hoot at his Gr ice. They followed him up Holborn,
and increased as they went ; getting bolder by numbers ;
some of them then began to call out " Down wids him,"
and one more daring than the rest got Lold of the hriclh.,
and seized the Duke by the leg. attempting to pull bins
from his horse. Luckily for his Grace, as well as for the
people themselves, the police arrived to his assistance, and
rescued him, merely In time. He then procee,led
without further interruption down Chancery-lane to the
Champ ers of the worthy Knight, Sir Charles Wetherell,
in Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn, the crowd still fol-
lowing. By this time information had been conveyed to
the Station-house in Covent-Garden. and Mr. Thomas,
the superintendent, with about 100 policemen, arrived soon
after; his Grace immediately came out and proceeded through
the inn into Carey-street, when the gate was shut and the
crowd obliged to go round by another one, this ruse did
not however succeed, for they soon again made up to the
Duke, but now found him completely guarded by the
police, Mr. Thomas and an inspector leading the horse, and
the men forming a guard around him ; the police being
now too strong for them, they contented themselves
with hooting. The procession, as ;hen formed, marched
as far as St. James's-street, when the crowd being dis-
persed, his Grace went on to Apsley Housn alone and un-
molested. He did not appear to have received any mate-
rial injury. A sad change this to what the Noble Duke
has seen in former days on the 18th of June.

SHIPPING INTEI.LIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S

DEAL, JUNE 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Mar-.
guess of Huntley, Hine, from China—sailed 10 t h January,
from the Cape 17th, and from St. Helena Ist ult. ; and
from the River, and remains, Atlas, Hunt, for Mauritius.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17.—Wind W.--Arrived the
Britomart, from Rio Janeiro. Off port, the Victoria,
Geddes, from Pernambuco. Soiled the London, Wimble,
for Madras and Bengal ; and Planter, Fraser, for New
South Wales.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 16.--Wind S.W. frt.sh.—Arrives!
the Camerton, Hewitt, from Bahia; Elizabeth, Tonking,:
from Lisbon ; Ramora steamer, bound to St. Nfich.ael'?,
put back leaky, and machinery damaged. Sailed 0,4
Echo steam-packet, for Lisbon ; and Leonidas transport,
for Cork and Halifax.

JERSEY, JUNE 15.—Arrived the Betsey, Black, fr,nt
Naples ; James and Ellen,from Cette ; Sarah, Hudson, from
Bordeaux ; and Pal's, Miller, from Copenhagen.
HASTINGS, JUNE 17.—Arrived the Symmetry, Ste-
vens, from Ceylon ; and Nonpareil, Allen, from Smyrna.
STANDGATE CREEA, JUNE 17.—Arrived the Grace,
Brew', from S:nyrna.
GUERNSEY, JUNE 15.—Arrived the Crawford, Der-.
SOD, from Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 16.—Arrived the Nimrod, Baisetr,
from New Orleans ; Catherine, M'Donald, and Mary Cum-
ming, from Mobile ; Forth, Hunter, from Savannah ;
Monte Zuma, from Philadelphia; Blucher, Shellwood, from
Demerara; and Seaforth, Roberson, from Jamaica;
the Edward, Joseph, from Charente. Off port the John,
Heyer, from Bengal ; Victoria, from Barbados; Fanny,
Ennell, from Lisbon; and the Jersey, from Oporto.
Gitzstioctx, JUNE 15.—Arrived the Cacti!: a, Hepburn,
from Demerara ; Laurel, Ta't, from Trinidad ; Vernon,
from New Orleans; Crown, Howell, from Charleston;
and the Clyde, Robertson, from Halifax.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

In the preceding week the arrivals of all kinds of Grain were
moderate, except of Oats, which were again large, chiefly from
Ireland. This morning there are few fresh supplies, but the
market presents a good show of most kinds of Grain, and the
weather being tine, causes most articles to meet a dull sale. Such
parcels of Wheat as are good and dry found buyers readily at
former prices ; in other qualities there was little doing. Barley,
for grinding, is rather dearer. Beans and Pease meet with
very little demrnd. The Oat trade remains without alteration
from last week's quotations. The arrival of Flour is less than
of late, and there is a fair demand for good qua
week's terms.

lines at last

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) -s. -s. Beans, Small (new
LYhite (old)
--Red .1831) ... 545. 51/Is. - Tick (new)
- Fine......... 60s. 645. • (old)
Superfine.. 655. 665. - Harrow (ni
-White (poi). 565. 60s. • ----(01
-
Fine 623. 68s.
- Superfine 7os. 745.
Foreign free 50s. 765.
31s. 38s.
265. 325.
12s. 345.
New 345.
50s. 625.
60s. 645.
12s 34s
ew.... 355. 375.
'32s 345.
345. 38s.

—s. S.
—S.
33s 355.
40s. 42.5.
ew) 365. 28s.
Id) 40s. 445.
—s.
—s.
17s. 20s.
193. 255.

Brank
Oats, Feed
New ..
- Poland
New
Potatoe
New

Rye
Barley
- Fine
- Superfine
Malt
- Fine New ,
Pease, Grey Nevi
---- Maple Ne
- White ....
- Boilers

235. 255.
265. 275.
S 22s 245,
ck) 55s tiOs.
50s. 555,
'try 465. 50,
103. 11s.

- Scotch
- Irish 1
Flour Town (per sa,
- Seconds
- North Coun
Bran