The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-27 00:00:00

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSOCRIPTION ROOM, Fn. 27.

Papers received this morning :—.-Nev, York, of
the 4th Feb. ; Boston, of 6th Feb.; Philadelphia, 2d Feb. ;
Charleston, 25th Jan. ; and New Orleans, of sth Jan.
LivEtt roor., ?En. 25:—Attived the Isabella, Leeds, front
New Orleans Jan. 20, and from the Halide on the 23d ; M 'ar-
garet Mclntosh, from 'Virginia ; St. John's,
New Brunswick, leaky._ Theoutwaril-lxiund remain. The Jane,
flolm6, Berlin, Weaver, and the Poinona, Heighat, were
loading at New .Orleans. The MaYilliitehell, Mamie, Jenkins,
Franklin, Fox, William Brown, Me,Known, Aurora, IlalseY,
eraptlodolllttentll3,roitwitgrtoin'tlhNe elowwienYelis of thews er,
Francis, Watson, I,risdale, Gollill,- Lowson, Thomas
i
wer at ew.
Pt awr
Orleans,as os nn tfß,
expected
There were not more than 5,000 bales unsold in the market.—
'The Isabella, from.NewOrleana, on the 10th instant, In
cvited that any of these. vessels would exiiiispo„
45. 16., long. 31. 20., saw one of the old line of. New York
and Liverpool packets layingstu, supposed to be' the
Cropper.
Extract of a Letter from Captain B. Sprague, of the ship Collett; "
and limn New York, at Cowes in 19 days,.
The Cortes left New York the 4th February, experienced
very bad weather all the passage. In len. 29. 0. W., let. 4:1.
15. N. lost all tepsails and seyerad other sails.
In
In lon. 17. 30. W., lat. 49. 20. N. spoke the brig Barbara.
of Boston, from Charleston, out 40 days, bound to the first port
with the loss of all her nails, forstoptnast and jibboona, topsail
yard, her decks swept fore and aft, lost all her 9osts and Awl.
warks.
In lon. 13. 20. W., lat 49. 30. N., spoke the- ship ,Gold
hunter, Wheeler, Master, front Havanna, bound,to .Cowes,
out 31 days, loss of several sails and bulwarks.

[FROM LLOYD'S 1
Cow rs, Fen. 25.—Arrived the Gold Hunter, Wheelwright,
from ilavannith ; and Richard Rinimer, Nicol, from Sine*.
pore, sailed the 21st of August, from Anjou! the 9th of Oct.,
and St. Helena the 26th of December; on the 24th of !August
spoke his illajesty's ship Larne, off the Straits of Singapore,
and on the With of September the ship Superior, Phillips, from
Philadelphia, ottt 109 days for Canton, in the entrance of the'
Straits of Bunco, China Sat.
PowrsstouTir, Fran. W........ Arrived his Ma.
lesty's ship Hind, from Deptford, forPlymtitith *halite East
ndies, front the Downs; the Duchess of Athol, for China t
Royal Mail, for St. .3lichael's ; General Palmer,. for Madras;
Elizabeth, for Vera Cruz ; Columbine, for Rio ; Blenheim, for
St. Vincent's ; Etheltired, for Jamaica ; and Fortitude, for
Barbadoes. Sailed the Eleonor, Kroft, for Riga.
DEAL FE 11. 211.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Lady Ronne.
way, Surfieu, front Bombay, sailed the 7th of November, The
James Slbbald, anti 'Britannia, were to sail the lath of Nov.,
Cambridge the Ist of December. The Simpson had left for
Teliecherry and London ; on the 23d of January parted from
the Indian, front Calcutta to London ; owthe 2d ;tat. spoke the
Barque Penelope, from. the Isle Of France. Arrived the Con-
test, Spring, from. New York; Mittotd, Taylor,_ from Mice.
dore; Elsden, from Terragona ; British Union, Pawer,
front Messina. The Company's ship George the Fourth sailed
about daylight. The Thomas Coitus, and Sir David Scott
Indiamen, with the rest of the
.outwardiewind, got under.
weigh, but put back again, and.remein,witk the iliadern, for
India, and several others.
PLystoorn, FEN, 25....Whur'W....IL:Arrivid front the
Downs the Dart, Free, tOr Vera Cruz;, Star, ltoberts,
for Rio; and the Dart, Mills, from Cork. 6:ailee, the Ark,
Rayner, anti Reaper, Evans, for London, 46y001 others,
bound eastward.
FM, MO II r ft,-F EU, 25.—Wind W. 'e thp Caledonia,
Lyal, front London, for itlaracaibo. Salk flte Genoa packet,
for Genoa; Sandwich packet, fOr yunnetry, lor, Ja-
mica ; Africanus, for Gambia ; Coburg,' for 'Trieste ; Provi.
dence, for Malaga ; Sprightly, Escape, anti ftent packehit fov
St. Michael's ; and the Active, Billie fel London.
The Three Brothers, of Workington, ilainbridge coal laden,
for Newry, was stranded 22d inst. at Bally Queinton point, but with great exertion she was got off the same night; two botitat
employed ,were upset by a tremendous sea, by which seven
dustrious fishermen met a watery grave, four of them leaving
large families. A father anti son in both boats perished,

LONDON MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, FE8.27.
In the former part of last week the supply was small in con.
sequence of the high winds, but towards the and of the week
the wind changed, and a number of vessels got up which hiss
been kept'out some time, and brought to this morning's mar.
ket a good supply of most sorts of COM, Superfine samples of
Wheat sell at last week'S prices,' but other sorts may be quoted
ls. to 2.5. lower. Barley is exceedingly dull, and may be stated
Is. lower for all sorts. Beans and Pease are dull at last quo.
tations. The Oat trade' c doll :except for samples of, fine
colour, and is reported father NO 'reduction has taken
place in the price of Flour, but it: is CilpOCted,
Alan tVAI.X OF r.art w,Ertr.
English Wheat 4,470 English Pease
—,--- Barley 3,240 lrish Oats
!that 3,691 Foreign Barley
latti l 1,287
----- Bean') 1,419

414 Qrs.

010

\.l
I English Flour 7,05351ck5,'

?tit
Wheat, lied (old) —s
White (old) —s
Ited (182,i) . . 4Bs hss
Fine 58s 60s'

Beam, Small (new) 4os 444.
(old)
'rick (new) 341000., .
(old) —if—s
Ilarrow(new) 401442
, (old) 4..
Drank .
Oats, feed 21s 444
:
.Fink 33skra,
pobsnd ...... '
• 20i
Potato° .240 27e
Fine •
Scotch • 303 310,
Flour ()per snek).. •Ms Ms
Seconds Os s.ts
NortliComotry....lBl 40s
Bran,- •

Superfine ....—s 62s
White (1825)...52s 58s
Fins sBs 62s
Superfine ....05s 076
Rye (new) 3fis 404
Barley 'nfis 30s
Fine (new) 34s 30s
—Superfine 3ffs 40a
Malt s4a 1108
Fine tits 66s
Peas (trey (new) 19s 41s
—Maple new 4ls 42s
(new) 414 44s
4th bOs

_ .
GENERAL AvERARX PRICE Or GRAIN,VROM THE RETURNS
RECEIVED IX TUE W VEX ER 4)1N41 rEn. 18.
Wheat, blis. fkl. ; Barley, 358. 2d. ; Ottti, 225. 8t1.; Rye,
405. Id. ; Beans, 395. Gd. ; Peas, 41s. 84.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, compute 4
Feb. 22, 182(1, is 305. 60. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FED. 27.
The following is an aecutate Reportiof the.tiumbigs Ansi
prices at Smithfield Market this morning:— •
CATTLE AT MAIIICAT•
teases
Ca
To sink the Offal, perigs
stone of aft. 9u
Beef 4s 4d to 4s Od 1 'Veal be ticl to Is Ott
Mutton 4* 4tl to 4s 10d l Pork As 0d to y Ott
Lamb Os Od to Os Od.
HAT ANt) rritAw, 1.0,11,Hay
arrowlo* to XII Os.