The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-13 00:00:00

NORTH' AND SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, MARCH 13.

LIVERPOOL, 11Ian-cu 10.—W1nd S.S.E., fair.—Arrived
the Ann, George, from Monte Video; Ashburton, Payne,
from Sierra Leone and Isle de Los ; Ocean, Gray, Demerara,
sailed 29th January; 'Majestic, Page, , from Charleston, sailed
12th February. The Clarissa Ann sailed the Bth, and the To.
pas was ready for sea. Sailed the General Brown, Sharpe, for
Charleston; Navy, Parsons, for ditto. The, Jasper, Crooke.,
for Boston, has returned into dock, having injured het cut.
water by ing run foul of. The • Union Packet; Blakely,
Liverpool, at New. Orleans, 20th January; Mercury, Brown,
ditto, Alexandria.
Liv E 11.POOT„ MARCH 11.—Wind 8314%,, fltir.—Arrived th 3
' Hopkinson, ‘Vhite, from Demerara,:sailed 2d Feb.; and the
Belmont, Ferguson, sailed 30th Jan. for Liverpool. Sailed the
Hornillas Lane, for Havannah ; Sarah Sheafe, Bragdon, 'for
Savannah
; • and the Elizabeth, Bibby, for Jamaica. - The
Richard Fletcher, hence for Demerara, was off Holyhead, dis.
tance of W. f leagues, 9th instant, at p. m., with loss of
rudder. The Harbour Master at' Holyhead proceeded' early
yesterday morning to her assistance. The Jasper, far Barton.
sails to-morrow ; the Brazilian, Nickells, for BioJaneiro,atill
remains. _ . .

Cowzi, Maucirl2.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Pactalus.
Belson, American ship, from Amsterdam, bound to. Boston, off
the Wight, and landed a Dutch pilot.bere.

[FRO Mr LLOYD'S.]
PEAT., MARCH N.B. by E.--Passed throu4h
for the River the Meanwell, Phillips, from Jamaica ; and :he
Cumberland, Polio, from Van Dieman's 4mtl. Itern,in his
Majesty's ship Ramillies.
PonTsstount, MAnc u 12.—Wifid E.S.E.—Arrived the
Louisa transport, Harrison, from Antigua, and reports the'total
loss of the Duchess of Vork transport on the Island of Guada.
loupe ; crew and passengers saved ; Concord, —, front
Lisbon ; Princess Royal transport, from London ; Duke of
Bedford, , ditto, for Madras and China. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Sparrowhawke, for the Cape of Good,Hope ;
the Diadem transport, ibr Plymouth; and Ruby, for
St. Michael's. _ _ .

PLirmotyrn, MAucit IL—Wind E.—Arrived the Nel+on,
Lefevre, from Alicant ; Ariadne, Illakler, Malaga; and 'in ,
flare, front Smyrna. Sailed the Potosi, Kent, for Arica.
(South America), and the Dart, 'Free, for La Guayra.
Fm.mou'ru, MARCH 11.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the
Fanny Voase, , from Charente. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Herald, with the Marquis of Hastings and. Suite, for
Malta; Redpole Packet, for America; Lady Louisa, ditto, for
the Mediterranean, and the whole of the outward bound.

LivEit'poor:, MAactt 11.—Wind S.—Arrived the Anti,
George, from Monte Video; Ashburton, Pain, from Sierra
Leone; Ocean, Greig, and Hopkinson, White, from Dente..
rara, sailed the 2d of February ; Majestic, Page, from Charle.
ston ; Minerva, —, Marseilles, and Minerva, —, from
Faro.

OW Dover the Dawn. Dean, from New York in 25 days.
A schooner of about 150 tons. timber laden, and abandoned,
was towed into Be.arhaven the 7th instant.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANOE, Marten 13.
Thougk the supplies were small in the former ►art of last
week, toward the latter part they improved, and with the aril.
vals of this morning from Essex, Kent, and Sufrolk, we have a
fair quantity of most kinds of Grain at market. Prime Wheat
obtains last week's prices, but other sorts are exceedingly dull
of sale. Barley is very dull of sale at last quotations. There
is rather more demand for Oats, but without an advance.
Beans and Pease sell at last quotations. The top price of\
Flour is lowered 58. per suck.

LAST WEEK.
English Pease 651 Qrs.
Irish Oats 2,84 g
Foreign Barley , 944
Oats ' 68
English Flour 10,2111 Sacks.
CES.

ARRIVALS OF
English Wheat 5,019 Qcs.
Barley 5,543
Al alt
Oats 12,034
Beans 2,340

Wheat, Red (old) —8 —8
White (old) —s —s
Red (1025) 40s 55s
Fine %Is 60s
Superfine ....sBs 60s
White(1025)...52s 56s

Beans, Small (new) 4os 421
(old)
Tick (new) 32s 30;
(old) —s —s
Harrow (new) 383 40s
(old) ...—a
Brank 34s 40s
Oats, Feed 001 221
Fine 21.23.
Poland 21. 23s
• —Fine 24s 26r
- Potatoe 23s 25s
—Fine 2fis 20.
--- Scotch 29s 304
Flour (per sack).. Os Ma
Seconds 4sa 5( s
North Country-42x 8: a
Bran 121 rdla

Fine . sills 62s

Superfine 6lis 67s
Rye (new) 16s 40s
Barley 04s 211 s
- Fine (new) 309.329
Its 369
Malt 5OB
-Fine UN 62s
Peas Grey (new) 39s 41 s
spl e new )4 I s 42s
----White (new) 40s 44s
----Boilers 46s 60:4-

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE or ortAix,rnom TWERETURNII
RECEIVED IN THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 4.
Wheat, Hs. sd. ; Barley, 325. ; Oats, 225. 4d. ; Rye,
40s. Od.; Beans, 375. Ad. ; Peas, 40s. Ott.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
March 8, 1826, is 295. 90. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAncu 13.
The following is an accurate Report of the numbers Asa
prices atSmithilehl Market this morning:—

CATTLE AT MARKET

Beasts 2,731 i Sheep • 15,840
Calves ' 11011 Pigs
To sink the (Mit , per stone °ran,.
Beef 4s Od to 4s 8d I Per
• as 2d to Is 2d
Mutton 4s 4d to as 041 I Pork 4s 10d to tis 04
Lamb Os Od to Os Od.
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Hay £3 ti to £4 10 I Clover ...... £4 lis to £6 104
Straw £l las to £2 Os. .

ST. ANDIMWS.—On Monday last the comitia
were held according to the usual form, for the election of the
Rector of the University. After a little extraordinary comm.
tion, beyond the usual sedateness of the meeting, chiefly in con.
sequence of the right of voting being now exteaded to the
whole body of the students, the Intrants of the four na-
tions were found to have distributed their votes equally be-
tween Principal Nicoll and Doctor foist. Doctor Haldane,
as Vice Hector, gave his vote in favour of Dr. foist, whose
turn it was to hold the office according to the usual rotation.
Dr. Mist was consequently declared rite (leans, and having
assumed the grown, he closed the meeting in the usual fortn.—*
(Edinburgh Observer.)

We perceive that the French papers announce
that the extensive and valuable Museum of the
late Mr. Baron Denon, is about to be brought
to the hammer, at his ,residence on the Ciotti
Voltaire. The liberality of the late Proprietor in
opening his house for a general inspection of his
Museum to foreigners in general, and particularly
to English travellers, will naturally excite great
interest on this side the wateras to the sale of the
numerous articles which constitute it.

The unexpected failure of the old.established
and respectable banking-house of Messrs. Wake.
ford, of Andover, which took place on Saturday
last, has caused a complete stagnation in business
in that town, and it is much feared will ulti.
mately involve many in that neighbourhood in
pecuniary distresses who before were In affluent
circumstances.--(Hampshire Telegraph).
So firm is the public confidence in the respou»
sibleness of Messrs. Heath, of Andover, bankers, ,
that in the course of a very few hours after the
suspension of payments by Messrs. Wakpford
was known, nearly 200 highly respectable Po"
sons signed a declaration, stating their, entire CODN
fidence in the stability of their hank, and their
readiness to take their notes in the usual course
of business as before.—(Hampshire TelegrajdO
A serious accident occurred on Friday night at.,
. atlierine.street.--
While a gentleman was tripping it on the light
lantastic toe, his foot slipPecll and he fell with
the Harmonic Theatre, in C
such force as to break the patella. Mr. Stokes,
, Mined of the speedy recovery of the patient,
the surgeon, was coiled in, and hopes are enter..