The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.

The Dock Accounts of this Port, which are made up to the
24th of June annually, were published yesterday, (Wednesday,
June 27) and we think the following abstract will be gratify-
ing to our Readers

Ships arrived - - 7,Blo—Tons - - 839.845.
Dock Duties received on Ships - - £43,131 0 2
Ditto on tio.xls, Foreign Inwards £29,395 7 '2
('oastwise Inwards 11,717 5 0
Foreign Ontwards 10,312 10 9

51,425 211

Total Duties

A:94,556 • 9 1

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On comparing the above account With that of the preeedin&
year, we had the results to be, in the year now ended,
Increase in Ships arrived, 554—llitto in Tons, 34,615 _

Decrease in Dutie-s on Ships
Ditto on Foreign Goods Inwards -
Increase, on (..oast Goods Inwards
Ditto on Foreign Goods Outwards
Ditto on Goods.generally
Ditto in Rates generally -

£1,586 „11 8
1,113 14 4
2,185 4 6
058 18 9
1,730 8 11
143 17 3

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In considering these statements, we must bear in mind that,
during the last six months, large quantities of bullion have
been imported from America and Brazil, in lieu of cotton, to an
extent that will. probably, account fully for the decrease in the
amount of dockage on shipS,- and on foreign goods inwards.—
We' belie-re that "Coastwise'-' includes the Irish trade. We
trust that we May congratulate our townsmen on the appearance
of this account, which is always looked for with much interest,-
as the most certain indication of the extent and general prospe-
rity of the trade of Liverpool.—(Liverpool Conner.)'

ELECTION OF SHERIFFS. \ •
XTH DA t .the close • of the poll on Sa-
urday the numbers were—
Alderman Garratt
Alderman 'enables
Mr. Crook -

1590
1360
406

CORN EXCHANGE, rC7LY 2.-A great supply
of all sorts of Grain, far beyond the demand, and the price, in
consequence, 2s. lower for the best Wheats, and the inferior

not to be got drat any price ; Barley from Is--to 25.-lower, and
every ether sort of Corn lower.—Flour remains as last week.

AVlCeat '4s 60-
Barley 'Os 25s
Rye .., 211 s 30s
hire 36s 42s

Grey Peas "Nis 32s
Beans .)6s 32s
Oats . lss 26s
Flour, per sack

AGRICULTURE,. &c.
MONTHLY REPORT FOR usE.--,—So far as per
-
goad examination has extended the -wheats are backwardvand
fortunately so, from the extremely ungenial state of the wea-
ther ; the North g,asterly winds have continued almost invari-
able, for a longer interval during the present.month, than at
any former period of the spring. A great portion of the good
people of Britain are solacing themselves by their fire-
sides on Midsummer-day ! On the favourable side of the
case, with respect to the prime concern, the wheats, dry
weather is generally found beneficial to that crop. The plant
is strong and luxuriant, with very little appearance, however,
of tillermg or offsets. The hay harvest in llliddlesex has been
good on the best lands, particularly heavy. Hops have stif-'
fercd much from the easterly winds. Potatoes are a eonsidera,
ble breadth, and the-plant toil as forward as could.be expected.
Turnip sowing has been early this season, and the SWedes have
been• some time above ground. All. hope is relinquished of .a
good crap of fruit, except perhaps of lattesfruits. Cottle. and
shcep. fat or ban, abundant, and;at Neil; moderate prices,..with
an appear of a still farthei redikliorriiittice'of a the Ile.:
ces:-..arits of