The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-03 00:00:00

[FROM LLOYD'S.]

I)r;ni., APRIL 2.--Wind W.—Arrived, and sailed fa the
River, the Honourable Company's ships General Eyd, Ile iulaa,
and BridgewaLr, from China; Atlas, Bunt, from Madras;
British Monarch, Pearson, frinn Demerara; Ceres,
Honduras; Ebenezer, Williamson. Qnorto; Findley, ,
Alexandria ; Warrens, , South seas; and the Cyrus,
Manchester, from Matanzas. Arrived from the River, and
remain, the Ann, Pentreath, for Genoa; Pallas, Brewster, for
Boum ; Helen, Cox, for Honduras; Charles totter,
for Mirantichi; Pella, Tburaley, for, ditto; Prince, Anus
Maria, Aid, and Ceres, for Quebec: Harmony, Wilson, for
Halifax; Venerable, Burton, for Honduras; Atalanta, John-
son, for Bombay ; 'Caledonia, Creighton, for Cadiz; Sir Joseph
Banks, King, fur Jamaica ; and the. Griffin, —, for the
South Seas.

PORTSMOUTH, A Prim 2.—Wind W.B.W.—Arrived•
Fortuna., Hoop, from Rio Janeiro in 111 days ; Betileyse
Crockley, from London, for Sincapore; Phoeley, Ilfehardeon,
ditto; for Demerara. The Woodbridge, Dean, for Sidra Leone,
did not sail as last reported.

COWES, A Nut 2.—Arrived the Choke, Wheatley, from St.
Domingo ; and Lincoln, Kirtland, from New pork in 35 days.
FALMOUTH, Arm I.—Wind W., no arrivals.—Sailed
his Majesty's shin Shamrock on a cruize.

LON DON MARK ETS.

CORN r, XCHANOE, Arnm&

The arrivals during last week were moderate, except of Oats,
which were good. This morning there is a pretty fair supply,
of all sorts of Grain from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and seve-
ral vessels up from the North with Oats. There was an attempt
among the factors to raise the price of Wheat, but the millets
and dealers would not meet it, and they haVe consequently bean
compelled to sell at an advance of only..ls. on. the prices of
Monday last. Barley is rather iiiinniving. Beans and Pease
sell at better prices than haVe been lately quoted. The (Mt
trade is on the improve, and an advance or full Is. per quarter
may be quoted on the terms of this day se'nnight. No alters-
tion in the Flour trade,

ARRIVALS OF LAST WEEK.

English Wheat 4,726 Qrs.
----- Barley 3,696
Malt 9,519
--- Oats 11,134
--- Beans 1,0013

English Pease 332 Qrs.
lrislt Oats 11,736
Foreign Barley 38
-- Oats. 2,796.
English Flour 6,398 Sacks.
iCES,

Wheat, Red (old)
s 5
White (old) :—s —s
Red (1025) 50s 57s
Fine 58s 62s
Superfine ....60s 62s
White(1025)...54s 58s
Fine 6os 64s
Superfine ....68s 70s
Rye (new) 36s 40s
_ .

Smatl (new) —.484 do
(old)
Tick (new). 321 380
-------- (014) —I-4
--- Harrow (riew) 38s 404
(old)
Brunk 34s 404
Oats, Feed 6 ols 28e
—Fine 220 244

Binley
- Fine (new) 30s 323
-Superfine.... . . 363 38s
Malt 503 Ma
-Fine 603 62s

P,• land Us 24s
Fine 27s
Potatoe 24s 26.
-Fine 27s 29s
Scotch 30. 32.

Peas Grey (new) 39s 4ls
(new)....41s 42s
-White (new)....40s 446
-Boilers•••.• ...... ..46s 60s

Flour (per sack).. 603 65s
- Seconds 46s 6Us
- North Country 42s 88s
Bran 13s 14s

GENERAL AVEKAGE OF GRATIV;r1COnTHEIIIIIIIOIS
DECEIVE)) IN THE WEEK ENDING I‘LATICII 210.
Wheat, 655. Id. ; Barley, 30s. H. • Oats, 225. 7d. ; Rye,
355. Id. ; Beans, 345. 2d. ; Peas, 375. 10d.
AVERAGE BY VIE IMPERIAL QUATtTER•
Wheat, Hs 9d. ; Barley, 31s. 4d. ' • Oats, 235. 3d.; Rye,
368. 2d. ; Beans, 345. 2d. ; Peas, 395. od.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
Alarch 29, 1826, is 335. bid. per cwt.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Amt. 3.
The following is an accutate Report of the numbers and
prices atSrnitlitield Afiirket this morning:—

CATTLE AT MAIOCET

Beasts , 0,610 I Sheep
Chives
To ;Ink the ofild, per stone of itl,„
Beef 4s 2d to 4s tkt I Veal is lid to 6s Btl
Minton ...... 4s 4a to 4s /0d I Pork ~....... Gs Ckl to lis 0d
Lamb Gs ad to Gs Gil.
RAY MCI) STRAW, Ptit 2.OAb.

Flay

Clover

.1:4101 to £5 106

Straw Li

fs!t to £2 O

One thousand arguments in the shape of sove-
reigns, have been sent to Madame PASTA in Paris,
to induce her to come over and perform at the
King's Theatre, with as little delay as possible.
It is understood that the seeming her in two
thousand additional sovereigns at the conclusion
of the engagement, will obtain her services.
An occurrence of rather a mysterious nature
took place on the hanks, of Lich Earne last
week. Some time ago, five of six ship carpen-
ters in the employment of Mr. Brown, ship
builder here, were sent to build a boat at Sr.
Fillans, for Lord Gwydir and others. On
Monday last week, the land steward had in-
vited those individuals, with sonie others, to a
merry-making at his house, about five miles far-
ther up the banks of the lake. In the everhati,
the party set out on their return, but not
company. James Thomson, one of the earpene
term from this place, a lad of sober and indus-
trious habits, kept up with the foremost of the
party, and when about miles to , the west-
wen' of Saint Fillans, got considerably a head
of the whole. About half a mile farther on, he
was overtaken by part of his comrades, to whom
he declined to answer when addressed by
them, and he was left standing by the road.
side. Failing to return to his lodgings that
night, some alarm was excited. In the morn-
ing search was made for him, and a High-
land bonnet which he had worn the night be.
fore was found a few hundred yards from tba
place where he was left standing ; but as he hoe
never been heard of, there is too good reason to
suppose that he Must have fallen into the, lake
and been drowned. Strict
search has been made
for the body, by his afflicted father nod others,
but as yet to no purposo,(Perth Cottrie:') h
broker s t ree
A week or two not a PaWn*-
anu piacets
of A to
over the door of the parish chum 1.3 I u.
golden bails were stolen
,per beneath, it was
tmaeroLyne ; and on a p.
liAltiter 'oho chose to pawn
hinted, that any cotton f
his coat might enter. trona his