The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-12 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
T,P!(DON. 11.—Wind, 11ht tlie:torly breeze, O'd

,AL. JAN. 10. —Arid. Her Majesty's .ship Nantiins, ‘'
ward. During the night the wind shifted to the r Southwa7i;
and at six A.M. this day, Was S.S.W. ; a strong breeee,
thick weather, with rain until noon, when it moderated an
shifted to S.W. ; six r.st. N.W., light and clear.
POILTSMOUTII, JAN. 10. —The New Holland, There
which arrived here 31st ult. from Rotterdam in ballast, ,r:
been surveyed, and must be caulked and re-coppere4. She lj
lying nn Gosport. Beach. Sid. Mary, Bannatyne,China.
MUMBLES, JAN. 8. —Sid. Mary Brack and Agnes
it. Jago de Cuba.
WAINtLEET, JAN. 9.—The Old Year's Gift, of. PAW'
coal laden, is ashore on Wainfieet Sand, and expected to bva:
come a wreek,•the greater part of cargo washed out; crew sa"t
RAMSGATE, JAN. 10.—The Albion, from Newcastle h°
Liverpool, which struck the. East Pier in coming in on the 4t
inst., has been surveyed, and must disehargb part of Or
eacgo. The Dolores, from Havannah to Hapburgh ha
been towed in here to.day, with loss of bow-Sprit, "ei;
hiving been entangled between the sand in the Quoit
Channel, and afterwards in contact. The Pomona,
from Amsterdam to New York, has been towed in be
ret‘
to. day, having. ashore *on the ithingles,
anchors, &c. •
WHITSTABLE, JAN. 10.—The Mack Breeds, Cox frfr;
Tralee to London, got en the Middle Sand last night, ,ve„
atterwarsls came off, an lis enm,ng into the bay. She has °lf
charged part or her cargo, which is damaged,, having bad
feet water in her hold. '
FALMOUTH, JAN. 10.—The Elizabeth, which arrived heti!
yesterday from Havannah with damage, has been survey,h",
and must discharge part of her cargo. Sid. 81ack,N3304
Ascen,inn; Forester and Duke Norfolk, Tobago • Lydlor
~
Granada ; Ducondic, Guada'oupe ; Renate, Havanna'.
Chieftain and Intrinsic, New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 10.—Wind N. N. W., moderate. --Arr,,,a'
John Campbell, Africa; Mary, Demerara. Off Liverpntd,
New York, New York ; Caledonia, Brander,

Jane Lowden and Swiftsure, Africa.
WEXFORD, JAN. 7.—The hull of the Minerva, wrecked c 9
Blackwater Bask, has gone to pieces. I\o more carg°
peered to be saved.
YARMOUTH, J. 10.—The Lawson, Cliffe, of o°°_,l!6
sec& near the Scroby Sand yesterday morning; crew Imo'

MARKET NEWS.-YESTERDAY'
HAY I'd/LIME TS. •
t, 31;
SMITHFIELD. —Coarse Meadow Hay, 2/ lOs
useful ditto, 3/ 3s to 31 108 ; fine upland ditto, 3/ "to
to 3/ 16s. Clover Hay, 31 to 5/. Oat Straw, 11 55,4
11 8s ; . Wheat Straw, 11 8s to 11 lOs per load. 'frau
exce.,.lingly dull, at barely late rates.
CUMBERLAND.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 2/ 12s to 31531
useful ditto, 31 5s to 31 12s ; fine upland ditto, 31134
to 41; Clover Hay, 31 53 to 4/ 15s ; Oat Straw, 11
to 1/ 9s ; Wheat Straw, 1/ lOs to 11 11s per 144
A moderate supply and a heavy demand. Prices 51)6'
stationary. ,6,l
WHITECELAPEL.—Coarse Meadow Hay, 2/5s to .21, I
useful ditto, 31 to 3/ 8s ; tine upland ditto, 31 Os vij
3/ 17s ; Clover Hay, 3/ to 5/ ; Oat Straw, 11 53 If
1/ 7s ; Wheat Straw, 1/ Ss to 11 10s per load. Stet'
tolerably !:ood•and trade very dull, at the above
tions,

MEAT MAR.XS3TS.
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HAILSHA M. JAN. 10.--Prime week commanded -
sale At full quotations, but otherwise the demand was inacid,
lied, from 3s 4d to 4s ; Mutton, 33. 4d to 4s tad;

34 2d to 4s 2d ; and Pork, 3s to 4s per 8 lbs.
'ARUNDEL. JAN. 9.—Although our market to-day 1110 0.
no means heavily supplied. the trade ruled dull, on the fol,o
ing terms : Beef, from 3s 4d to 4s 2d ; Mutton, 31
4s 8d ; Veal, 3s 4d to 4s 2d ; and Pork, 3e to 3s 10d per Bof
O.IICHESTER, JAN. 10.—We had a iair demand for Pt.le,
beasts and sheep. Other kinds of stock were 'a M1;1,
—Beef from 3s 4d to 4s 2d; Mutton, 3s 6d to 4s BdLivef,
3s 2,1 to 4s 4d; and Pork, 3s to 4s. per Sibs. Suckling ks:file)
18s to 28s ; quarter-old store Pigs, lOs to 21s ; and,"
Cows, with their small calf, 161 to 181 lOs each. Sotlo.—Although
ply of stock on sale here to-day, the general demand Its
the whole, steady, and pi ices were supported.—Beef from„orb
4s ; Mutton. 3s 4d to 4s 6d ; Veal, as 6d to 4s 4d ; and rd;
:is 4d to 4s 2d per Blbs, to sink the offal. Supply—Beasts' til
Sheep, 2,600; Calves, 47 ; Pigs, 50; nearly the whole of
stock found buyers.
'Bodon, 10.—Prime Beasts and Calves vela fel
w
at full quotations ; but in other kinds of stock—the suPP,tl4O
v.hieh was by no means extensive—very little was
.1f
Beef, 3s 4d to 4s ; Mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 6d ; Veal, 3s 44 I',ll.
4d ; and Pork, 3s to 4s, per Sibs ; Suckling Calves, 18s tA.!tb#
Quarter-Ad store pigs, 17s to 225; and Milch Cows, svid!'
small calf, 161 to 191 each.

CORN AVERAGES. •
• •
ENER A L AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH COPpir
Fur the Week ended Januai y 6, 1643, made up from the Re....." ,1r
the Inspectornb the different Cities and Towns in Eng.',"
Wales. per Imperial Quarter
Wheat 49g. 101. j Oats
air y 32s 7d j Rye 3Ji Sd I Pea5e......... 50.

AVERAGES OF THE LAST SIX WEEKS.
weeks ending WHEAT. EAELEY.I OATS. RYE. BEANS.
Nov.
25, -- --.—................ ___—...
51 0 31 8 19 0 -0 7 SI 10 • --5..3 -
i .
Dec. 2 (51131818830 1 31 0 sg 1
9 5O 0 32 4, 18 6 30 U 31 6 sit '
16 5O 9 32 2 18 7 29 9 30 •10 Qs
23 499823 U 5 31 4 30 1 io
30 49 10 32 7. 18 3 30 8 29 5 RI
ISIYERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIZ WVilui
Wneat 50. 5d i Oats
Harley -2 3 LI 1 Rye
DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. • 0
Wneato- fit
20i (AI.(A I Oats ..... .... St Od.l 8ean5......... n
Barley ..... 6s. Od. I Rye

THE STATE TRIALS.—We understand the tbs
Government in Ireland is fully prepared to enter ePla'
prosecution of " O'Connell and others" on the appointeu:rog
At a late hour on Monday night the briefs' for the (,09
Counsel (13 in number) were ready for delivery. The d
are partly printed, and partly lithographed; and each e01:1001
between 340, and 3.50 pages. The letter-press rintiell
in-each brief occupies 170 pages, so that it would seem the
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plenty of one sort or another to be proved. All persons "00
cerned are -called upon by the Crown to be present ill ).° et'
by Sunday the 14th. at the latest ; and on Monday, it 1%,/
pected, the battle of the lawyets will in good earnest beg'.
Post. fthe
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LORD BROUGHAM.—The following extract, fro)"
gentaphore de Marseilles, is only one instance, aroong
dretts, of the ignorance displayed by Frenchmen, when to
write on Englishnien and manners:—" Cannes, Jan. 4,-.74
Brougham has taken leave of us, and is now on the r1;509
London, where he is anx:ous to attend two meetings.,' 1°;,
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two of his frit nds are to be put up as eandidates d
desirous to secu-e the appointment of one of his pfuleg, ositi
the Episcopal see of Exeter. Lord Brougham receive"' tie;
visitors during his sojourn in his delightful villa. - The p't
distiogni.hed persons of the ne ghbourhood hastened ut°oo
their respects to the ex-Chancellor of England. d,l.
Attorney-General at the Court of Aix, came to visit bt
friend. A grand dinner was offered to the Attorney-6'4;10i
by the judges of the,tribunal of Grasse, at which Lord grove ~,
was present. After dinner the conversation turned 01.1:ii,)
teresting subject—namely, the comparative stwe of 'ciefstei
and French legislation. The Engli-h orator evinced
ness and depth of reasoning truly remarkatde. lie 01
himself, on this occasion, worthy of his oratorical rePTI
t
The sensation produced on the auditory, by so heauti.a al
magnificent a disolay,.was lively and profound. Lord Byti ' Old
expresses himself in the French language with elegar%or
facility, and, but for a slight English accent, nobodyd pee
know him to be a foreigner. Among the distingnisbeollo
aonages whom the Noble Lord received in his chateau "'thee it
Dowager Duchess of Bedford, Lord Fitsciarence, boor ;nl,
the Earl of Munster, of painful memory ; Count Fesear'oHaY
noble Venetian; Colonel Hill, and the illustrious and veniog
Admiral Lord Collingwood, celebrated .by Lord BYr°°-
of his poems."
f 11041,1
T E; BANKER'S -CAS.E ..,„/
are the numers of the Bank.of England notes contained
ri11:441
case which was stolen from the. banker's clerk on %Yea, oil:,
last, in the City ,—No. W-3,551, May J, 1843,
No. 72,934, May 4, 2001. ; No. 73,198, July-.6'5,
No. i 57,159, April 7, 40/. ; No. 11,764, Noy:-`la
No. 73,304, May 4, 2001. ; No. 65,247, Alaf
No. 65,24t+, Slay 8, 30/. ; No. 65,249, May „
No. 91,158, Oct. 12 ; No. 22.356, Nov. 1?"'01
No. 61,230,: ; No. 96,559, Jan. 5, 1007,".'
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1,7151. . T. r. •• . 011 tr
, IMPROVEMENTS.—The ColPrns—
otf!.‘
of the Woods and Forests, on the meeting of Parliatue ojed,re
tend to apply for a Bill is carry into effect the long-Pr
improvements in the above-street. Government, we • 01,410,
stand has offered to, pay,,the whole expense. of wilier ifor".
street from the mansion,Aformerlv the Marquis of Her npier;
where the foist thiity -one feet wide, to Hamilton #11;10.
taking the" ground from the Green-park, and making dr.....1t0r
'of a uniform with of seventy feet; and the parishes of D'
tin and St. George are to keep it in repair. • tirf,rl
Wednesday Mr. Wakley, M.P., held an Or,' io,‘
inquest at the Middlesex Hospital, on the body of i°,,,,4i-d,.erplA
Mahoney, aged 51, a fruit-woman. It appeared in 'L.,- ,st.AB
that early on Friday evening last deceased, whilst ';,/rj
Re.Jent street, near Conduit-street, was knocked d 0511,4 /41;1
of Pickford's vans, in which were two men named Bey" $0,:o
Crundell. She was knocked down by the pole; but the, p
not pass over any part of her person. She waiplekeu frit
state of fright, and led to the Shakspeare public-house':i r,
street, where for some time every attention was paid t0,,T,,
being seen, however, that she was lapsing into inseusibT,Zlkfr,
or- P
was removed about eight o'clock to the Middlesex nAiit
which she died in about .an hour after her adulissi°,,sofof
Corfe, the houSe-apothecarY, who had opened the body' 'for
died of apoplexy, caused by a sudden shock to the srvtreler4,ll,
- there was no external or other injury, the effect 0, 'satl
The van was going slowly when it knocked her down'ioso,
jury, attributing no blame to the driver or his corn Pap -101)
turned a verdict—" That deceased died of effusion of 001 e
the brain, from having been accidentally knockedtiovinbi

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^ On the Bth inst., at Cambridge-terrace the. lady 0' . ,
, . Of
Pye, Esq , of a son. 0?
-On the Bth inst., at Grenville-street..Brunsvricire
, fr,
Mrs. E. J. Rouse, of a son. - . ' 11' .
On the 9th inst., at tho Vicarage, the wife of the R'O' .',

„.age, aa.,
Hurle, Curate of Aldworth. Berk!, of a-daughter. Adre'
On the 10th inst., at Caroline-place, Meckleminirilv.'
Mrs. Henry Manisty, of a son.

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•• • MA RRIED. IO
On the ld inst.,- at Pavenhati,'Bedfardshire, the Re G
Foster, B, A', to Rosalind, daughter' of the late Henry
Esq., of Titley, Herefordshire. -
On 'he 9th inst., at Northampton, Chirles.GwillY—_,ol •
Esq., of Nore, Surrey, to Sophy, the second daughtrrfr
late J.. Cohingwood, Esq., cf Corby, Lincolnshire.
.On the 9th inst., at St. Marylebone; Mr. Wiliistoss
of Gray's,lmi, to Mary Ann, widow of Francois '
Esq., of Thayer-street, 11Ianehester-square.-• fi"
.2.. • 110
0n the 20'h ult , Rachel, relict of Hananel Mee
Ups a, ag,ed 70, of Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. ..,risig A
. On toee-80th ult.; at Nice, Henry, eldest son of v"
Heibett, Esq. . Ste r
On the inst, at Upper Seyrikiurstreet, Chrjrles
Esq., of Ardsheal, Argyll, North Britain. aft' le
On the stli inst., Major-General F. J. T. Johnst°ll4risf
On the Bth inst., at Ebury-street, Eaton-square, al;
wife o) Henry Eatoo, Esq., solicitor.
On the Bth inst.. at the Lower ar, Windsor Ca.,liz'o't#
lain ThomaS Fernyhough, Go vernorW dof tbeNilitary '
Windsor.
9th 9th. inst., Mr. John Goble, - of High..street, Pil
wank, hop-factor, aged 71. 10 0,0
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Oa the s-th inst., at Brixton-place, Surrey, Mrs. .4
Pugh,.aged 89.
stert
tmin
i ore

•tti-e'-9th 'test., at Alillbank-street, West
Shuter, Esq.
nagetsltledau9tuhht:lnsotf.,Mart.
Rl3.ripghhitriipp,s,Soarfaih,9,Licokucinshaarli:):l;o,
yoofu(t ei
thelttirneseti; Louisa, daughter of 111 r. Thoolas
Letmen : Printcdt and l'ublisheti by IIURDO1 sitaP"'
Ne. 1.12, strand, at The-Situ ()ffiee, a, .11„
_,Y 4.
the Coonty of Middleseat Friday, Jailor/ 11"A