The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-06 00:00:00

'HE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.
The supplies of Grain last week were tolerably fair, and
dthe trade continued dull, except for Oats, which were rather
earer. This morning there is a moderate fresh supply of
„dry article. Fine samples of Wheat support last Monday's
rr'es ; other descriptions are very heavy in sale. There has
been a slack demand for Barley to-day, and last week's prices
tore hardly maintained. Beans are heavy at former quota-
j:(lns• Pease of both kinds meet very little demand. There
as been a fair demand for Oats since this day week, and the
Prices may be quoted ls. per quarter higher. The Flour
trade remains in its late dull state, and ship parcels are selling
at very low prices.

Wheat Red PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
...............(old) —s. —s Beans, Small (new) —s.— s.
.....,r bite (old) F. .-43. ••-•••••••••• (old)
-.......... Red ;jS34; "41 3's. Tick (new) 33s 355.
.......,„„Z"-- Fine 393. 40s
..........7"- Superfine 40s. 425. Harrow (new 358 388.
....--..-Wli to (1834) 3is. 421.
..................,Fine 442 463 Brank F. ../1
Foreign free.........—5.
455. 495. Cats, Feed
free ...... ...—s. —s. 4Ye .New 20s. 233
.................... .3(is 365. Poland —s. s
.........., ;... . : ..................... 22s 24s New 02s. 25 q
•........, YPPding is. Ws. Potatoe .

- _
Malt . Malting 335. 26.
.445. 50s.
1v1?:r.,-:hpy:llteeeNwNeeww s(s. 645.
36, 40s
40s. 435.
.34s 35.:.
40. 412..

New 24:28,
Scotch "tS. 294,
Irish IBs.
Flour Town , per sack) ..... 3Bs. 40s,
Seconds 34s 365.
North Country 28s 325.
Bran . Os Ns.

L
,This day's supply was moderate
wttat SMITHFI
brisk, at the following
eclat
PRICES
a Beasts PER
STONE or BL3
s eoriere
s d. to s. d
0 0 2 2
rrind qUality ditto 2 6 2 10
Pri,„n'„e large Oxen 3 6 3 8
tar 'cots. tec
me
coarse Calves 310 4 6
Sik'n, +quail ditto
""ntea:ves each l4 t 34 (
Lamb
SUPPLY, AS PER CL
2,611
Beasts. Sheep
17,110
th.,4l'cgit 'OO of tre Beasts came up
Other‘northern. roads; stout 150
o,lnidland districts • about 2000 fro]
rZgesh ire ; sboutlso from !cent
--ut the marshes. ha in the neigh!'

D MARKET.
.ly good, and the trade was some.

TO SINK THE OFFALS.

s d tog.
Inferior Sheep.
Second quality ditto
Coarso.wpolled ditto
Southdown Wethers 310 4 0
Large Hogs
kers .-

Sinit Porkers . ...... 3ji 4 0
Quarter old Pigs each, 10 U 14 0
5s Od to tis. ad.

.ERICS STATEMENT.

Calves. I Pigs
135 930
the St. Alban's road; about 130 al,
) (includinglrish) from the western
im Nurfo!k, Suffbik. Essex, and Cain
id Sussex ; and most of the remainder
mrhood of London.

NEWOATE AND LEA,
At per stone,
s. d tot; d s d to s d
ett', in .
..., &nor 2 0 2`, Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 4
5...... middling ... ..... .... 2 4 26 - middling.. 2 6 3 0
---,' Prune large 2lO 3 0 - prime 3 4 3 6
IV Prime small 3 2 3 4 Pork, large 2 2 210
.. ........... . ......... 3 0 4 4 -small 3 4 4 2
... ss. 2d. to ss. Sd.

DENHALL MARKETS.
by the Carcass.

NEWCASTLE CORN —AI 4.
orWe had a large supply of Wheat fromMARKET
the Farmers to-day,
1„,.: which there was a free demand, but with no variation in
~,e .
es , for Oats the supply was also large, and sale rather dull
til our q
, 'rotations. Fine Barley would sell readily, but from
the lateness of the season, buyers now unwillingly purchase
I,: middling and inferior samples. Malt heavy. Rye almost
trirtiiinal. Grey and White Pease sell freely; and Beans
Out change. In Flour we can note no improvement.
New. 01c.
W 1,6 -t, Northumberland 37s. 42s —s—s,'
......_s".." ." Norfolk and Suffolk... ......... ... 375. 42.
...1--- Berwick and Scotch 36s. a....... —a 38..
----.. Foreign
ItYe. Norfolk and Suffolk 3os. 525....... —a.
s. —s. isi--- Foreign 3OB. 325.
,_arley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk l',3s. 44,s ...... —s. —s.
IF--- Grindin and Feeding
wand,
Norfolkand Suffolk 24s. '26' s —s.
565. 60;
17-:-...".- e White'Srmicakll
34s 355.
36s 385..... —s. —6
6Z--: Gray
—s. —s.
Northumberland, Potatoe ffls 24s —s. —s.
..._Feed
pi" Foreign
''or. Fine, (t er sack) —s. .•,..,.... 275. COs.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

13tAt

FROM LLOYDS.

rat, -APRIL
4.—Wind N.E. moderate-5, S. E. mode-
list—l:Arrived the Miranda, Hopper, from Mauritius ; Colo-
, from from Barbadoes; Rapid, Wolverter, from Mes-
itegatta, Galloway, from Oporto ; Livinia, Jones, from
ticleatown. Arrived from the River and sailed, the Ot-
Jnla, Hammond, for Montreal; Barlow, Practon, for St.
Yn,t's, New Brunswick • Montreal, ampion, for New
tor`,..; Queen, Hawe, for 'Naples ; Fame, Lowther, for Bris-
thi'. Mary Bell, for Montreal ; Latona, Garry, for Mirami-
-44,. Elizabeth, Smith, for ditto; Arachne, Munden, for Ge-
ri:, Thomas' Selby, for Constantinople; Cid, Amezlaga,
ti„..`-orunna; Euphrates, Backerman, for the Cape of Good
rier; Mammeluke, Mason, for Miramichi; and !Ann, Ren-
Go,;f°r Prince Edward's Island. Passed at the back of the
to Iv7Awiri Sands, the Constellation, Hadley, from Hamburg
"ew Orleans.
pB"TSB4OI,TH,S. APRIL 4. Wind light and variable-sth,
passed E. S. E.—Arrived the Osprey, Payne, from Lisbon.
iby the Prince George, Shaw, for Calcutta.
'lvtuPoot, APRIL 3. Wind E.--4, S. S. E.—Arrived the
413°1P1n, Smith, from New York; Susannah, Cumming,
fro 'lr°lll Savannah, after being`aground; Blake, Thompson,
Turn Charleston ; Liverpool, --, St. John's, N. 8.; Zeir,
saireker, from Odessa; Elbe, Gladstone, from Leghorn ; Cor-
---, from Marseilles; Alert,. Duncan, from Riga.
polled, the Arab, and Pyramus, Weller, for Singapore; Esk,
for Batavia ; and the Lematia, Richards, for Sin-
and APRIL 3.—Wind S.W. to W.N.W. fresh,
I\r 4, moderate.—Arrived the Renard packet, from the
151„..t Indies, sailed from St. Thomas on the 3d ult. ; his
testr ship Nautilus, —, from Lisbon, sailed on the 29th
bell Magnificent, Evans, from Port. au-prince ; Catherine,
ves,aire, from " Tarragona, having been In contact with a
fro;- Pomona, Major, from Galipoli • Hirondelle, Willant,
vessel Antwerp, with damage, having been in contact with a
00Utid to Valparaiso.
(ste„LI"UTII, A PRIL 4. Wind S.—Arrived the Rhadamanthus
Jark:n; er), from Bermuda. Off port the Eliza, Bunting, from
kixB:ief;roEmdwF,aigrdueProan.affe, --, from New York; and Clyde,
art,, chard
114,1,14N0ATR CREEK, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Columbian
Sibbet, Sadlers, from Constantinople; James, Wallace, from
ez,,„'4; Arab,' Smith, from Ancona; Dragon, Abilovick,
I.°o;i Trieste; Levant packet, Cundy, from Messina; and
Sudford, from Gibraltar.
/111,Ps. APRIL 4.—Arrived the Eliza, Forrester, from Port-
rin,e.
Shasivt't,.nr WIGHT, APRIL 4.—Arrived off Prince George,
"n 1 Calcutta.
Thr,4IINGTON, APRIL 4.—Arrived eff port, the Berwickshire,
r,, 4s, from China ; Exmouth, Wm ren, from Calcutta.
thotil`ll-R, APRIL 4 —Arrived the Louisa and Hannah, Lisby,
Oporto. *

Pt„, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
stand MOUTH, SATURDAY EVENING, APRlL4.—NtVefrueneddeor--
pirt! at an application has been made to the post-o _
P,kegerit for the. establishment of a mail to run direct from
bkrtier to Tavistock, by way of Moretonliampstead and
siderraeor, and thence on into Cornwall. It is now under con-
-11,1; Fin, with great hopes of success.
this on, with
Huse, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Soltun and Co.,
(20111 Place, merchants, has been' appointed his Majesty's
1.4til at this port for Hanover.
iBhilea_, dinner fo be given to the Right Hon. G. R. Dawson,
tho '1 to take place at the Town Hall, Devonport, on Friday
7,14 th
e Rhadarnanthus steamer, Commander George Evans,
hilhe.cl here yesterday from the West Indies. She left
kkr,'Llea on the 11th February, and Bermuda on the 4th
1411-'' The President, with Sir George Cockburn, was
Npeat.Berrntida. Nothing certain it is said, was then known
liNcrirng his return to thi's' country, but it is generally be-
d4tri "ere (Plpnouth) that he will not return. The Rha-
llas atrnktlrelt-;, will proceed hence to Portsmouth as soon as she
'rho P,er coals in.
Ptit in Clifton, Mc,Huson, from London, bound for Quebec,
here Yesterday.

The order of the day and other official documents sub-
oined will show with what wisdom the Government has met
the embarrassment , into which this unexpected occurrence
has thrown it, since the elevation of his Excellency the Duke
of Terceira to the Command-in-Chief ad interim of the army,
is of itself a pledge of tranquility and confidence.
Her Majesty the Queen desires that, in demonstration of
the sentiments of grief occasioned by the death of her august
spouse, there be worn deep mourning for the space of three
months, and lighter mourning for three months longer.
" Head-Quarters-General at St. John da Praca,
March 28.
SPECIAL ORDER.
" Charged with the painful duty of announcing to the army
the premature and melancholy occurrence of the much-la-
mented death of his Royal Highness Prince Augustus, I have
also to fulfil that of publishing, by Royal letter anddecree,
which are hereto annexed, the distinguished honour which her
Most Faithful Majesty the Queen has just conferred upon me
provisionally the Command-in-Chief of the Army.
" A sharer in the labours, dangers, and fatigues which the
military of all ranks have undergone with inimitable con-
stancy ; and participating in the glory which has been ac-
quired in the heroic enterprise of restoring the legitimate
throne of the Queen and the liberty of her country, I have a
right to expect from the Generals, Officers, inferior Officers,
and soldiers, all that co-operation in supporting that same
throne and those institutions which have already cost us so
much blood and such bitter sacrifices. For my own part, I
shall spare no efforts, but shall labour, as far as my strength
will permit, to deserve the confidence which the army has
already shown in me in crises the most fearful. And certain I
am that by its union, the true parent of strength, by its dis-
cipline and good -conduct, of which it has given so many
proofs, that army will know how to oreserve the reputation
which it has acquired, and to gain the esteem of its fellow-
-1 I citizens. " DUKE OF TERCEIRA."

ROYAL LETTER.

" Honoured Duke of Terceira, Peer of the Kingdom,
Marshal of the Army, Cousin,—l, the Queen, greet you well.
The command in chief of the army having been vacated by
the fatal and unexpected occurrence of the death of the Prince
Dom Augustus, my much-beloved and well-esteemed husband,
whom heaven place in glory, and it being imperiously neces-
sary to fill up that important command, wishing to continue
to give the same army proofs of my consideration and esteem
for its valuable services, I have been pleased, by a decree of
the present date, to charge you provisionally with the com-
mand in question, confiding to your experience, zeal, and pa-
triotism, and to your interest for the prosperity of the nation
and its liberties, of which you have already given so many
proofs at the head of the Portuguese troops, that you will dis-
charge faithfully this honourable and important commission.
And this I have thought proper to address to you for your in-
struction and its proper execution.
" Given at the Palace of Necessidades on the 28th of March,
1835.

" The QUEEN.

" The Count de VILLA FLOR.
" To the Duke of Terceira, Peer of the Kingdom, Mar-
shal of the Army, &c."
(The Decree follows, which is an echo of the Carta Regia.)