The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-08 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

V•IA 31AnaAs, INlAlten 26.—The Cumberland, Steel,
from London, arrived at Bombay previous to the 26th of
March. The Tyne, Cotgrave, from London, was burnt at
Bombay the 19th March ; she caught fire at half•past 10
a. m. and continued burning until half-•past 7 p.m., when
she sunk. The crew was saved, and a subscription opened
for them. The cause of it is not known. _

MAniAs.—Arrived from London the Georgians, Moor,
March 14, and sailed on the 24th for Bengal ; the Sove-
reign, Mackellar, from New South Wales, and the Kent,
Crow, from the Mauritius, April 1 ; Success, Stoddart,
from a cruise, April 3.
BENGAL—Arrived the Emulous, Wclhank, front the
Mauritius, March 11 ; Indiana, ditto, Nlarch 12.—Ship
spoken with—The Royal George, Embleton, from London
to New South Wales, on 29th Aug. in lat. 48 9 N. long. 9.
18 W.
MADEIRA.-Arrived the Coldstream, Miller, front Lon-
don, on Slat July ; the G. Canning, from Liverpool, 15th;
and the Letitia, from Cork, Aug. 3.—Sailed the Dunvegan
Castle, for the Mauritius, July 24 ; the Coldstream,
for the Cape and Bengal ; and the George Canning,
Burstall, for the Cape, August 2 ; Letitia, for New Sundt
Wales, on the 3d.

PRESENT STATE OF THE NEW PRISON
AND NOUSE OF CORRECTION.

At a Committee of 111agistrates held on Friday last, the
following statements regarding the present state of the
above prisons were laid before them.

Ew PRISON. ci,ritKENwELL.

Prisoners committed since last session, 10.10, of which
number only 293 were then in actual custody—viz.
For the Middlesex Sessions (commencing this day) 220
For the Old Bailey Sessions (commencing on Timis-
day), 21 having been removed 1
For re-examination
On orders

On summary convictions
Deserter, under examination 1

293
Of which there are, males, 196 ; females, 97 ; and
children .5.
HOUSE OF CORRECTION, COLD-BATII•FIELDS.

In this establishment there were at the time of the re-
port 741 individuals,--viz. males, 212 females, and 8
children. Of this number 289 are vagrants and reputed
thieves, and are disposed of in the following manner

A smaller market of Barley than last day, and the prices
are up, top Is., average 2s. 4d. ; 42 quarters sold, and two
unsold. In the Oat market sales were very slow and dull,
prices down 2s. on the top, and Is. I Id. on the average ;
212 quarters sold, and 71 unsold.. Wheat has again dc-
dined very considerably; the old average is down 3s. 5d.,
the new Is. 9d., and the general 2s. 2d. Of Peas oue
quarter only was sold, and ten quarters of Beans.
Wheat. 1 Barley. \ Oats. Pease.
ti2s Od 33s Od 21s Od 32s Od
Second... 55s Od 32s Od 28s td Is Od
Third .... 40s 0.1 2Ss 20a Od —s Od
There were 377 qrs. of Wheat in market, 23 w keno]
54 Unsold.-0 Grey.
12s. ld. 3-12ths.

Avcr.

26s lid
38s
32,s Od
were bola.

DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—Sept. 4.
The supply of all kinds of grain rat this day's nialltt
was moderate, with the exception of Barley—Wheat, best,
665., new, 58s. ; current 545., inferior 525. Barley,
best 335., current 325., inferior 30s. ; Oats, best 265.,
current 245., inferior 18s. Pease and Beans from 32s
to 365. per quarter.
Wheat. Marley. Oats. Pease.
First 6& Od 33; Od 26a Od 36s Od
Second 6os Od 324; Od 24s Od 31s Od
Third s2s Od 30s 01 18s 6d 3tN lid

Bcans.
3lis O'l
3is Od
30. i ('d