The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-24 00:00:00

,S!LIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

PROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, AUG. 22.—Wind S. W., moderate ; 23, W. S. W.,
fine.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Glasgow, Wylie,
from Cork; Seamfield, Keillay, from Jamaica; Susan, Fudge,
from Cerk ; Gratitude, Jenkins, from Smyrna; Ganges, Laid-
ley, from Bombay ; Lucretia, Muirhead, from Calcutta ;
Blanche, Laws, from St. Kitt's ; Hindostan, Redman, from
Calcutta ; Andromache, Andrews, from Bombay ; Betsey
Black, Anderson, from St. Dorningo.—Arrived from the
River and sailed, the Mary Taylor, Easty, for the Mauritius;
Nora Creina, Heather, for Cork ; Alert, White, for White-
haven • Kingston, Saunders, for the South Seas ; Edward,
Fell, r Quebec.—Arrived from the River and remain, the
Edward, Thompson, for Miramichi ' • Mark Breeds, Riley, for
Trieste ; Lady Flora, Ford, for Calcutta.—Chief part of the
outward-bound remain with the Courier for St. Domingo,
waiting orders.
GUERNSEY, AUG. 21.—Arrived the Tower, Hardwick, from
St. Petersburgh.
JERSEY, Ave. 21.—Arrived the Concordia, Luss, from
Rostock ; Argus, Vanteer, from St. Petersburgh ; Provi-
dence, Kempt, from Gottenburg; Two Sisters, Fellerson,
from Kiel.
BRISTOL, AUG. 23.—Arrived the Susan, Penton, from •De-
merara ; Antigua, Planter, from Antigua ; Grand Turk, --,
from Virginia; Charlotte, —, from Quebec; Voyager,
Cunson, from Archangel; Clifford, Taylor, from ditto; Hen-
rietta, Giassen, from Memel ; and Skylark, Hay, from Ca-
tania. In the Channel, the Charlotte, Backie, from St. An-
drew's; and Velax, Snell, from Smyrna.
PoRTSMOUTII, AUG. 22.—Wind W.—Aug. 23.—Wind
S.W. to W., fine weather.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 21.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Emma,
Spicer, from Miramichi.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 20.—Wind S.E. to N., fresh breezes,
with showers.—Au;. 21.—Wind W. to S.W., fresh and
fine.—Arrived the Skylark packet, from Rio—sailed Jun 17,
from Bahia on the 7th ult., and from Pernambuco on the 15th ;
Tartarus steamer, —, from Malta—sailed on the 6th inst.,
from Gibraltar on the 14th, and from Cadiz on the 15th ;
and Harley, Hunter, from Aux Cayes. Off port the Paria,
Shaw, from Matanzas ; and Margery, Wheating, from Pictou.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

In the past week there were moderate arrivals of most de-
scriptions of grain, and the trade was duli, and rather in-
clined to be lower for Wheat and Oats. This morning
there has been a good fresh supply of wheat, chiefly new,
very dry in quality, some very fine, and some thin and dark
in colour. Of other grain the quantity f;.esh at market is
moderate. Fine dry old Wheat maintains last quotations, as
there is not much of that tried for sale ; other sorts are ra-
ther lower. New wheat, except superfine, is Is. to 2s.
cheaper then this day sen'night. Barley of the new growth
finds sale slowly, as it chiefly comes flinty ; the prices arc
rather lower last Monday. Beans are rather dearer. Pease,
both boiling and grey, firmly maintain last quotations. The
Oat trade is dull, and inferior parcels full Is. per quarter
lower. New fine h_!avy Polands have sold at 24s to 255.
The prices of Flour remain as last reported, with little doing
in the trade.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
;Cleat, Red (old'. —s. —s. Beans, Small flt•
--Wl:ite (old'.. —e. 8.
--Red ,18:.',4) ...'.45. 31.75. Tick (ne.
----- Fin-: 33s 3Ss. — (eh
-- Superti. e.........2)5. 4)s. Harrow
—Wli to (1834) 31i. 41s.
-- Fine 425. 435.
Superfine 445. 4gs.
Foreign free —s. s,
30s. 245.

r..w)
Id) —4. —s.
!W) 3ls Eas
.._ •

'5,3. :368.
(new) 346.355.
(old) a!is.

Drank...

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Oats, Feed

Rye

New
- P01and,.,,,
--No
:atoe

Ur.24s.

-8.-8

2-2 s 24s
Grinding 2ils
➢t:tlting

- Pct

L i.•. 265.

Malt _
445. 50s.
- Fine New s'is. 624.
Pease, Croy, New ......3'ls 32:.
--- Maple New 32s 345.
_.....-- White "0,. 32.,.
--- Boilers 33, 3.55.

- Scot
- It isl
Flour To,

..18,.
r sack) :kis.34s.
313.355.
uutitry :304 82s.
9, I.le.

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ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
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~., t',.!clieNter 7ll/ —49 J - CO 373
;..' ) 113rwich 133 291 25 533
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Lx,ler
;.,!1. - 140
pswich
,ent
40 W C.:4oft ..• ,I. :.:.') 113
..ynn 5l -- 08 62
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lye — 17 2 1
ioutharnptun
I,httikwold
-r(V.! "):, .o. :3 (1 ..... ..-- —•—• 203
30 —1
,*:, •• , ..,.!
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% • ~,..en1.,,..en.
--
6..)16 71 U. '2056 3'33 501 21S;
IRISH
Cork — I 859
~.liway
Lunt-rick ...... ... 1 If"L'Il —..—
,;e,v V 06', - El. A
Wexford.
FOREIGN.
Archangel... — 2191
Firemen — 310
.G. Ilope 3.:"..Y.1
Liethenburg — 730 12.4
oamburg... — 100 2 6
le,ustac:t - -- —I
Randers — 340 1
lastock
---... • • ....^. • • •••*—. ..... .-..---I. .—..—... • . . • • • • " . .•—••••••••
Total.— 7066 71 1315 111065 I 775 IPO 4163

From Whence,

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FOITEIGN.
Archangel...
firemen
C. G. Hope
Gothenburg
Hamburg....
Neustadt
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SMITHFIELD MARKET.

This day's sari
what dull, at the
ralcEs

igy was moderately good, and the trade was som,:.
following
EIC STONIC OF 81.13. TO SINIC THE OFFAL.
s. d. to s. d e. (i. tO
0 2 2 Inferior Sheep
„ . 2 2 '2 4

Interinr Beasts

-
fv,:ond quality ditto -) ti 3 2' Second quality iiitto 2 6 213
['lime large t:xen 3 4 3 6 Coars.3-waolled ditto 3 2 3• 6
Prime Scots, .kc
Large coal', Chivas 3 2 4 0 Large Hogs .......
Prime small ditto
Slekling Calves each lO ii 30 0I Quarter old Pigs each) 8 0 12 0
Lamb 4s 0.1 to ss. ed.

SUPPLY, AS rEit CLEKK's STATEMENT.
Beasts Sheep 1 . Calves. I
.Plas.
2,:.32 1 2,,610 14) 37')
Aben; 1.,,01 of the B,:aits CM: e up the St. Alban's road ; about 1000 up
tly., other i,,,rthern roads; 41..,w 2) Ouch:ding Irish) from the western
a 4,.: mtd!and divricts ; a'.,ou t 150 !ro:. Norfolk, Sufl:dk, Essex, and Can,-
Ir•ti,eshire ; about 30 from Nt is and Sussex ; and most of the remaiAer
from the marshes, &e. h. the neighbouthoOd of London.

DENITALL MARKETS.
,y the Carcass.

NENVGATE AND LEA
At per stone, L,
s d to s 'd s d to s d
neer, inf rior 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 4
- middling „... 2 4 .2 6 .- middling
-- plane large - prime
- prime svx.i 's 2 3 4 Pork, large 2 6 2I r
Veal -sma:l 3 8 4 0
Lamb f.', 4d. to 4s. 43.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Aug 22.
Though we had only a moderate supply of Wheat from the
farmers to-day, with a single sample of the new crop, yet the
continued fine weather made the market again heavy, at
about the prices of last Saturday. The quality of the new
Oats appeared very fine, and sold at 20s. and 245. per quarter
of the old. The sale was dull, with little change in value.
Barley nominal—fine Malt steady. New Rye in limited de-
mand at 325. and 345. per quarter. There is little doing in
Beans or Peas. The ship Flour is mostly cleared away, al-
though in some cases at a decline of Is. per sack.
New. Old.
- Wheat, Northumberland 'S.. 41s —e. —s.l
Nog', ilk and Sailoll--
--- Berwick and Scotch 35.. 5.... .. —1 3i) .
Foreign a ( .0. , ..S.
Rye, Norf,lk and Suilolk
Foreign —s. a. --s. —s. !,.?
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk nes. 34s ...... —s. —a. zt
----- Grinding and Feeding .. ->. 275...... —s. —e. ri
Malt, Noriiilk and Sutrolk. . sls. 57Fii —s. 53:. '''' &
Beans, Small 'ls 35a —s. —s.
Tick
Pease, White 'lle 31s. .... —s. —s.
---- Gray - - -- - Ins. 32.; —a. —s. i
.—.

,
Oats, Northumberland, Putatne ..... thi; 275. —s. —s.
-- —... Feed
Foreign —s. —s —., .--,..)
Flour, Fine, (per sack) . —s, —s;.„ 29s. :i24.

On Finlay an inquest was held at the Crown Inn,
Hampton-court, before Mr. Stirling and a respectable jury,
on view of the body of Mr. Charles Thomas Nettleford, aged
59; who destroyed himself under circumstances of a peculiarly
afflicting nature. Mr. Charles Harris, of Hampton, deposed
that he bad known the deceased a number of years. On
Tuesday morning last, about five o'clock, witness was walking
on the bank of the Thames at Hampton, when he saw the
body of the deceased floating on the surface of the water.
Witness caused it to be immediately taken out : life was quite
extinct, although, from the appearance of the corpse, it was
evident that it had not been in the water many hours. Francis
Sackville, of Hampton, deposed, that he had rescued the de-
ceased from drowning on Sunday last, when the unfortunate
man threw himself into the River, upon which occasion he
(deceased) expressed regret at being saved, and stated his
determination to rid himself of an unhappy state of existence.
After other witnesses were heard, the jury returned a verdict
of " Temporary derangement."
- - - -

- - _
Shearing has began in tire neighbourhood of Inver-
ness, and will be general in a few days. At I3ught and Camp-
field the cutting of barley has begun, and at Avoch a field has
been reaped. At Wester Kessock, shearing has also com-
menced, and in Morayshire it is very general.—lnverness

INCENDIARISM.—About tea o'clock on Friday
night, an empty house, No. 3, Frederick-place, Bromley,
near Bow, was discovered by a policeman to be on fire, and
on breaking in the front door, he found the stairoaso in flames.
It was not so advanced but that circumstances were sufficiently,
apparent to prove that a fire had wilfully been kindled under-
neath the staircase. An alarm was instantly given, and many
of the establishment engines were promptly brought to the
spot, and the destruction was confined to the house in which it
commenced. The neighbourhood iS a low one, and from the
character of the inmates, the houses, about twenty in number,
have obtained the nick-namn of " the Irish Row." They are
easily accessible in the rear. The house destroyed is the
nroperty of Mr. John Morgan, of Bromley, and is insured in
the County Office. No apparent motive is said to exist for the
malicious act, by which the lives of many were placed in kap
ful jeopardy.
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