The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, FEB. la%

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 10.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Fanny,
Peacock, front Buenos Ayres, sailed from Monte Video Nov. 6 ;
on the 10th Jan., in let. 23.53., long. 38. 45., spoke the brig
Emulous, of and for London, from the Isle of France ; on the
4th Dec., in let. 23.51. S., long. 31.29. spoke the Joseph Chris-
topher, from London, for Calcutta; on the 6th inst., 100 miles
W. of Cape Clear, was struck by a tremendous sea, which car-
ried away every thing off deck. The Blues, Blues, from Car-
thagena, which sailed Dec. 10, left the Saucy Jack, of London.
and the Richard, More, of Liverpool, at Carthagena. Sailed
the Richard, Bamber, for Demerara ; Golden Fleece, Evan*,
for Bahia; and the Commerce, Linsay, for Africa. No ar,
rivals.
FEB. 11.—Wind S. by_NV.—The Hill, Clarke, which sailed
hence for Jamaica Jan. 2.7, and the Lydia, Procter, for ditto,
Which sailed 9th inst., likewise the Cambria, for Bahia, were
off Holyhead lOth inst., at. 3 P.M., wind S.S.W. modelate.
The New York, Bennett, for New York, was spoken 9th inst.
a little to the eastward of Point Lynes. Off at run-net one ship.
DEAL, FED. 10 AND 11.—Arrived the Asia, Pope, front
Bombay, and proceeded to the River; John, Finley, from St.
John's, New Brunswick, proceeded to Hull; Nearchus, Wake,
from' ditto, proceeded for the River; Iphigenia, Bond, front
Demerara, and Champion, from St. John's, New Brunswick,
proceeded' for the River; Lily, Wright, from St. Michael's,
proceeded to Hull. Caine down the River the Indian, Chrystie,
from the South Seas; Albinia, Strafford, for Demerara; Vic-
tory, and Starling, for St. Übe's ; Brothers, for the Mediter-
ranean ; and the Caledonia, Lyall, for La tluayra.
COWES,' FEB. 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Margaret,
Wungals, from Demerara in 46 dayi ; and the Jane, Bullock,
from London, for Oporto, with loss of bowsprit, and other da-
wage, having run foul of the Alert, of Para, bound to Sunder,.!
.land.

[FROM LOYD'S.'
PORTSMOUTH, FEU. 12.—Wind S.W.—Passed by the.
Hope, Flint, from Madras, sailed the 9th of October, tbt
Cape the 4th, and St. Helena the pith December. The 13oek,
inghain, from. Calcutta, was to leave the Cape two days after the
Ilope. Arrived the Augustus, Crom, from Napitt; Hope,
Gregory, Hurd, Arnet, and Briton, Buyer, from London.
Sailed his Majesty's %hips War.pite and Volage, for the least
Indies. Passed by for.the Downs the Earl of Balcarras, for
Calcutta; and Britannia, Ruby, for Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, FED. S.—Put back the Britten,
Champion, for Smyrna, out 17 days, and been as far as 11. W.,
with loss of bulwarks, sails, and rigging damaged. Sailed the
Lady Mary Pelham Packet, for die :'Mediterranean ; Prince
Regent, ditto, for America; Summer, dim), for Lisbon ; Mar,
curet, Bowman, George Canning, Long, and Watchful, Rutter,
tor St. Michael's. The Watchful has put back, having been
run foul of by the George Canning off the Manacles,. and in,
jured her stern.
DEAL, FED. 12.--Wind S.S.W.--Arrived yesterday they
Baddington, Brown, from Demerara; Asia, Pope, from
Bombay ; Emulous, , from the Isle of France; Ipha,
genie, Bond, from Demerara ; Nearchus, ----, from St.
John's, N. B. The Hope, Hind, from Madras, has just made
her number. Arrived from the River and remain, the Albina,
Shadforth' for Demerara. The Indian, for the South Seas, and
the outward bound, remain. Sailed the Hercules, Vaughan,
for Rotterdam.
CowEs, FEB. 12.—Arrived the Margaret, Wrangles, from
Demerara, in 42 days, with loss of bulwarks, &c.
lavEnrooL, FEB. 11.--Wind S.--Arrived the Fanny,
Peacock, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed from Monte Video the
sth of November; Blues, Blues, from Carthagena, sailed the
18th of December ; Hope, Orr, from Demerara. sailed the :11st
December; and Tom Bowlin, , from Lisbon.

Arrived off Dartmouth the Phoeby, Richardson, from De,

merara.
The Alice James, James, from Limerick, for Liverpool, was
driven on shore in the Shannon on the 9th inst.
The Superior, Keith, from Riga to London, was carried into
Polyth on Friday, having ran on shore.
The Ebenezer, Cathsitle, from Newcastle to London, was
carried into Bridlington on Friday, having been on shore, and
part of her cargo throwp overboard.

PORTUGUESE CONSULATE-GENERAL.-4 Lon,
don, Feb. 10.—Sir—Having observed the communication mach
by Vice-Admiral Lord Amebas Ileauclerck to the Committee
of Lloyd's, regarding the inconvenience experienced by British
vessels in the Portuguese _dominions, from their not being sup-
plied with bills of health, Ibe leave to state, and request the
favour of your making it public, that it is the Consul's bill of
health they are required to pioduce ; without which, accord-
ing to the' laws and regurations of Portugal, they are liable to 4
quartuttine, though provided with a Custom-house bill of health,
(Signed) "F.J. SA M PAY o, Consul-Genera,
" To John Bennet, Esq., Lloyd's."

LONDON M A ILK ETh.
CORN EXCHANGE, FELI3.
The wind being contrary during last week, supplies were
kept_ out, so that the arrivals on the whole were short, except
of Flour. This morning there is a tolerable supply of Wheat,
Barley, Beans, and Pease from the adjacent counties. (loudsamples of Wheat are scarce, and obtain last week's prices but
for secondary and inferior parcels the trade is excessivelydull.
There it no alteration in Barley, but the sales are'very
Beans and Pease sell heavily at the prices of last Iklonday.
The supply of Oats being short, prices remain as last quoted,
but little is doing. We do not' note any alteration in the Flour
trade.

ARRIVALS OF
English Wheat 4,176 Qrs.
-- Barley 4,384
- Malt 6,170
Oats 2,140
Beans 1,672

LAST WEEK.

English Pease h 75 Qrs•
Irish Oats 4,700

Foreign parley

Oats

English Flour i 1,0135 Sacks.
'CES.

PRi
Wheat, Red (old) sBa 688
- White (old) slls 74s
- Red (1825) 4lls 55s
Fist) i,6a 60s

Beans, Small (new) 42s 4os
------ (old) • 48s 484
- Tick (new) 311 s 41s
(old) 40.42 s
---- Harrow (new) 42s 43s
(old) 44s 4tis
Brank 'l4s 404
Oats, Feed ..., 23s 28s

Superfine ....ogs 64s
- White( 1825)...528 568
Fine sos 62s
Superfine ~..65S tiffs
Rye (new) , 36s 40s
Barley ns 316
- Fine (new) 37,0 39s
---,Superfine 40s 42s
Malt s6s 04s
-Fine 65s 70s
Peas Grey (new) 428 44s
-Maple (new) 44s 45s
----White (new)..:.4os 45s
----Boilers

Fine 25s 27s
Poland 95s 265.
----Fine • 27s 29s
Potatoc ,..204 291
Fine 29s 30s
- Scotch Us 32s

Flour (per sack).. Ms 60s
- Seconds 60s Ms
North Country 48s 50s
Bran 12s 131

GENERAL AVERAGE ma: OE GRAIN,FROU TiIt:RETURNS
RECEIVED IN TUE WEEK ENDING FED. .1.
Wheat, kits. ld. ; Barley, :37a.; Oats, 245. 4d.; Bye,
41s. ld.; Beans, 119 s. 2d. ; Peas, 445, lid.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
fob. 1, 1U26,t is 345. 110. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fr:. u. 13.
The following is an accurate Report of the numbers and
prices atSmithiteld Market thismornmg;-- .
CATTLE AT NATiIUCT,
Beasts 3,10111 I
Sheep
Calves
To sink the coral, per stone of 011,.
Beef .., . . ...... 4s Oct to 5x Nil Veal 'is Od to as Od
Mutton de locito 5s 2d 1 Pork 4. 5s Od to 6s Od
Lamb Os Od to Os Otl •
HAY AXI) STRAW, PER LOAD.
nay £3 10 to £4 10 1 Clover £4 51 to £5 15s
Straw .....£1 lOs to £2 Os.

FATAL. ACCIDENT AT GRAVESEND.—Oti Satur.
day an Inquest was held at Gravesend, on the bodies of Josiah
Purvis and Edward Manning,—Mr. Michael /livers, In-
spector of Batteries at Gravesend, stated, that on Weilnefd,iy
last a salute from the guns was fired, in consequence of
embarkation of part of the suite of the Duke of 'Wellingtoiyfor
St. Petersburgh, in the, Princess Augusta packet, and the
deceased, with others, was employed on the occasion to pis.
charge the pieces. One of the guns burst, and the conse.
quenees that ensued were dreadful ;—Purvis and Manning were
blown to pieces, and several others, who were near the gun,
were maimed and lacerated. Three individuals were con.
*eyed to a surgeon. The deceased men were about, eight feet
from the gun when the discharge took place, and he (witness)
was about forty feet distant. The guns might have been over.
charged, but they were not fbul on the preceding day.—
Ebenezer Miskell said he assisted in firing die guns; he was
about twenty feet front the battery when twenty-one guns were
fired an Wednesday last ; lone of the guns hutst, and he was
knocked down, and found himself in the surgeon's shop when
he recovered; be could not account for the accident,—.llr.
Morgan, surgeon, described the shool4ing
,tieinmitagoinns,ntlhetheeord:ecnettra,sestila. appearanee of the
Circumstance appeared: to have been caused by accident only,
Verdict—" Accidental Death, and Pen4htl of A(. thy
teilioeYttwieereJubr)l,°trattothePileacte6ne.n—tn