The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18.—Wind
water 21 minutes past eight.—Arrived the Vilabc':',l
Harrison, from Archangel; Crown, Irving, troopV"' ,
michi ; Margaret, Williams, from New York; I.loo'
—, from Paraiba ; Sappho, Johnson, from St. .190,0=,3
N. B. ; General Brown, Sharp, from Charleetnn
Winder, from Bombay ; Tuscarora, Serrill, from Phi' '44
w,
delphia ; Shallot, Mason, from Quebec; Paninore,
bot, from- Wyburg ; Cape Packet, Dixon, from 1,1.i/IY''
South Wales; Mary, Rider, from Newfoundland;Fr •
fect, from Charleston.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Elizabeth .and Cor''
Parlelert, for Rotterdam ; Adventure, Adamsosi, fourr;
nambuco ; Thomas, Parnell, Douglas; Win. Tholarli
Maxwell, for New York ; Levant Star, Owen,
Malta; Spartan, Hewes, for Calcutta; Alexander,
for Sierra Leone ; Brothers, Bleasdale, Brasil; 1141,r -
Douglas.

EAST. INDIA.
The Bolivar, Winder, from Bombay, at Liverpor-
sailed 2d July.
Arrivals at Bombay—The Hammonshaw, from; M,.
on on the 11th June, and the Sarah, Christie, from Lolly"
the 28th June.
•
Sailings from Bombay—The Charles Porbea, Bth Jlllle`'
and John Bannerman, the 9th, both for China ; L'Aelth"`
for Madras.
Ships loading at Bombay—The Annandale, the Adis'
Benbow, and Rising Star, for London; Medina, for Pell..
gal, and Exmouth, for China.
Vessels in the harbour not loading—Cumberland, Gt.,
lovedian, Duncan Gibb, Mary, Julia, Eliza, Surreys
Kemp.
Sailings from Sincapore—Bolina and Maidstone,
Portsmouth, 15th May.
Arrival at Batavia—The Norna, from London, on t
or
19th July.
Arrivals at Bengal—The David, Clerk, from Coring"
Lady Holland; from London, June 30 ; Ann, Worthing ,j
from China, June 5.
Diamond Harbour, July 9... Peru, remains; Paqueboti
passed down.
New Anchorage, July 3—The Sir David Scott, Itfi!,
quis of Huntley, Reliance, George the Fourth, Earl g*
Balcarras, Berwickshire, and General Harris, remain.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MAR
Heaton 40s. 6d.
Hebisurn Main , . 36 6
Killingworth . 38 9
Pontop Windsor. 33 0
Tanfield 33 3'
Willington 39 6.
Wylam 34 9
Landshipping 0
Ships at market, 115i-Shii

KET.—Nov. 19.
W. E. Northumberland 39‘.64,
Ditto Iliddell's 42 a"
Ditto 5imp50n......,.,,,,,, 34 ",
Stone Coal Reynolds 45 ‘`;
Stone Coal Trimseron,. 40 "
Warde's Llanelly Si 6 '
,
Llangennech Coal 40
Tanfiold Trader 33
ips sold, 834—Unsold„

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEC

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Boao!t
Per Quarter. s, to s. s. to s. s. to e, t.
68 84 35 42 35 42
And0ver,,,,,,,.,,,..... 89 37 25 '
Birminghare..—.. 72 82 32 36 22 36
Bridport 62 76 32 39 •26 29
Cirencester 60 84 37 41 23 35
Faringdon— 48 75 36 38 24 31
Guildford 44 34 36 45 22 SO
50 76 32 43
26 34
Hereford 64 86 46 50 42
Highworth 62 80 30 36 23 34 ,a5B
Maidenhead 60 86 38 42 214 to—
Oakingham 56 70 30 36 21 23
.01
Reading 56 96 32 44 22 35
80 90 36 42 28 34
Southampton 52 76 37 40 30 32
Stroud (55 80 32 36 28 32
Tewkesbury ...... 56 '76 40 42 32 38
Uxbridge , 55 84 38 42 24 32
Wantage..—....—. 59 '7B 28 32 21 2d
Warminster 52 90 35 45 28 36
51 66 36 43 22 36
Worcester._ , 68 83 36 48 23 36

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—Nov. 18. -
The imports up to Saturday were very limited, but
change of wind has since brought a good supply of Irish
Corn, with several cargoes coastwise. Though there
a good supply of Wheat fresh arrived for this morning"'
market, the display of samples was much lighter ch,°.
usual, and less anxiety to sell than had been anticipated'
We, however, note a'reduction in prices of that article'
since this day week, of sd. to 4d. per bushel, and. She *
millers, of whom we had rather a numerous attendaat -
are still holding off in expectation of still lower, rake.
were ld. per 451 b. lower, at which decline sales to a Inv
derate extent were effected. Flour must again be,
ls. per sack cheaper.

CHELTENHAM MARKET=—Nov. 18. I
Per Bushel, s. d. to a. d. , Pet lb. d. to st ' ' t
Wheat 9 0 9 6 Beef 6 ~ 4
Barley
Oats - .
Beans 4.9 6 6 Lamb
Pease 5 0 8 0 Pork 0 VI
Hay SI. 54. to 44 4s. per ton.
_....,

HULL MARKET.—Nov.
During the past week we have bad very little busine„
passing in the Corn trade, purchasers have generally how' -,
off under the idea that so 'soon as the lock Wheats an
e4_,,
cleared at the lowest du,ty of Is. per quarter, (the prop
of which is almost certain by the next averages), that the
quantity offering would be so much larger than the itneer
diate demand required, that price must give way; thr
impression prevails generally in all the markets we have SW
vices from, and we are inclined to think that eeb•
Wheats are really liberated, there will be a greater nuov
ber of buyers than sellers. The supply from the fartfLer
to meet this day's market was only moderate, and
millers have supplied themselves at 3s. to 4s. per quarter
below the currency of last week ; we have very little ir
quiry for Wheat under lock, which may be attributed °
the anticipation that less money will be taken next weelr.,-
Beaus and Pease are dull sale; but we have more inqPirsi
for the former under bond. Free Oats are.vary o
in very little demand : parcels in bond are more free__ ,111",`
but no amendment -in price. Barley keeps itzeeeding:•'.
heavy sale, but we do not alter our quotations ; some ,
sales have been made in foreign Barley for malting, to dr.
liver next week, at 40s. to 42a. as in quality. Rapes""
and Linseed as our last.
Wheat, Old
BC4
Foreign ......... Tea,ll
-4. N
80. In bond nd
Oats, Poland 24s. 265. Old —..e.
Small or Feed.... —a. 183. 2ls.
-- Foreign .=.: - 24, 26e.
—a. --
Barley, Norf. & Suf. —a. 40s. 435. Line. & Wold —a. 495. ra.
---- Foreign
Beans 425. 44s 455. Foreign
Pease, White —s. 48s. 505. Grey —a. 405.485•`
Tares —s 40s. 50s. Foreign 94a. 40a.
Rapeseed, in frond none. Free, per last... —I. 281. ".

BIRTHS.
On the 19th instant, the lady of the Lion. Mr. Justice
J. Parke, of a daughter.
On the 19th instant, Mrs. Stroud, of Denmark-hill, Of
a son.

On Tuesday, the 18th instant, in Great Russell-street
the lady of Mr. Sergeant Jones, of a daughter,
On the 19th instant, in Bloomsbury-square, the lady of
Ashby Smith, M.D., of a daughter.
On the 15th instant, at Uplands, near Preston, the
lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Whitehead, C.o*
of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at Hans-place, -Sloane-street,lllo4
W. H. Forsateen, of a son.
In Dublin, the lady of John Rochford, Esq. of a son.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. Buller Elphinstone, of a We'
On the,loth of August, at Port Louis, Mauritius, lb:
lady of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Colville, of
daughter.