The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

FRIDAY, MARCH • 7.—Higb Water, half-past Two
o'clock.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hehe, Gilling, from
Strangford, with wheat ; John Clifton, Glendenning, from
ditto, with ditto ; Enterprise (steamer), Crawford, from
Greenock, with sundries ; Henry 13ell (steamer), Spier',
from Glasgow, with ditto ; Comet (steamer), Phillips, from
Dublin, with the mail.
CLEARED Ourwanns—The Beaver; Poole, fnr Deme-
rara ; Tryall, Mylchrist, from Derby Haven ; Merchant,
Rosewall, for Grand Canary, in ballast ; Corsair, Arm-
strong, for• Halifax, N.B. ; Albion, Townehend, for New-
foundland; Ann, George, for Trieste and Ancona.
SATURDAY, MARCIE S.—High Water 16 min. past
Thiee.—Wind W.—Java, Rich, from Charleston, sailed
3d February, with cotton ; Robin Hood, from Sa-
vannah, with cotton ; Blucher, Birkett, from Mobile, with
ditto; Rebecca, Reid, from Aricati and Ceara, with ditto
and hides; Echo, Thompson, from Calcutta, with sugar
and indigo ; George Canning, Forsyth, front St. Johns,
N. 8., with timber; Northumberland, Ridsdale, from St.
Andrews, with ditto ; Richard Runmer, Scaife, from Cam-
peachy, sailed 18th January, with logwood, &c. ; Plavan-
nah Packet, Sprawle, from Africa, with palm oil ; Richard,
Coulthard, from Clare, with wheat ; Albion, Ritchie,
from Youghall, with ditto ; Horatien, M`Cann, from
Waterford, with ditto ; James Gordon, Allinson, from
Galway, with ditto ; Kircudbright Castle, Carter, from
Wigton, with ditto and oats ; Solway, Hudson, from
Westport, with oats ; Caesar, Lang, from ditto, with ditto;
Lord Exmouth, Keer, :from ditto, with ditto ; Triton,
Douglas, from Limerick, with grain ; Lord Blayney,
steamer, Corlett, from Dublin, with sundries ; Dolphin
(steamer), Smitliett, from Dublin, with the mail.—One
brig and one snow off at half-past live o'clock.
CLEARED OUTWARDS-The Alexander, Baldwin, for
Philadelphia ; William Byrnes, Hackstaff, for New York;.
Atalanta, Jones, for Tunis ; James Holmes, Kneale, for
Douglas; Hercules, Priawick, for Mobile; Irlam, Camp-
bell, for Barhadoes ; Susannah, Birkett, for Jamaica;
Young Oliver, M‘Donald, for Newfoundland ; Earl of Sur-
rey, Griffiths, for Douglas; Ann, Smith, for St. John's,
N.B. ; Resolution, M‘Nair, for Tampico.
Telegraph Office, March 7.

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IfoLvitrAn, 15 min. past 7, a. m.—Brig off, home-
ward-bound.—Wind at Holyhead, at 30 min. past 7. 30.
this morning, West, blowing fresh.
POINT Lvt,Lks, at S a. in.—Pilot Boats Nos. 7 and 1
off Lynas. Nothing more to report.
GREAT 011)1S1 HEAD.—Nothing to report.
POINT or Ant.—A pilot-boat oft; nothing more to re-
port.
Arrived at Holyhead yesterday, the George Canning
brig, from St. John's, New Brunswick, for Liverpool, all
well; she sailed on the 31st of January. Several vessels
drove on shore on the South side of the above port; the
brig Lydia and some others totally lost.
The brig Woodman drove up the Bay of Fundy, with
nearly all her hands frozen.
No. 3 Pilot-boat remains in harbourat 45 min. p. 9.

Brastone telegraph reports a part only of the hull of the
Finchett visible, and several small boats by her.
Hot:vocal), Maken 7.—Sailed the George Canning,
Forsyth, for Liverpool.
No. 3 Pilot boat left Holyhead harbour.—Wind W.
and NV. S. W., blowing very fresh, with rain.
POINT LYNAS.—No. 7 Pilot boat off at 45 tnin. p. 11
on March 8.

The Anne (brig), outward bound, is reported in sight
from the Point of Air Telegraph station.—Ten brigs off
this port.
At 15 min. p. I.—Passed Holyhead, homeward bound,
No. 186. Whsn this number arrived the communication
was suspended by fog, it has not been ascertained whether
the vessel is the Robin Hood, A.S., or the Harriet, 8.8.
At 30 min, p. 12.—Messrs. Smith and Hutchinson's
private signal, just made by a bark east of the floating light.
—Wind at Holyhead at 5 p.m. N.W., light breeze.

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH S.-Extract of a letter from
Lisbon, dated Tagus, Feb. 22 :—" The Portuguese have
received Don Miguel very cordially. He went to Mass
this morning, with his sisters; the 16th Portuguese Regi-
ment playing the Constitutional Hymn. A few hirelings
cried out Viva el Rey abssluto,' but they were instantly
arrested, and all is now quiet. The rejoicings are to con-
tinue three days. The army are expected to embark in
about fourteen days. Ships in the Tagus :—Spartiate,
Windsor Castle, Ocean, Gloucester, Wellesley, Briton,
Pyramus, and fifteen sail of transports. The George the
Fourth steamer, which left England three days after Don
Miguel, arrived here three days before him. A dreadful
gale of wind had been experienced on this coast, upwards
of 150 craft have been destroyed at St. Übes. Wrecks
and dead bodies cover the Tagus." . _ _

On Tuesday, the Mersey, 2.8, Captain Branch, sailed for
the West India station, leaving the Sapphire, 28, Captain
Dtindas, only, at Spithead, fitting for South America.
The Onyx, Lieut. W. J. Cole, arrived at Madeira, on
the Ist February last, after a most boisterous and lengthen-
ed passage of 26 days.
Yesterday the Victory, Farquharson, arrived from the
River, to embark passengers for Madras and Bengal ; the
Lord Lowthcr, Stewart, and Macqueen, Walker, for Ma-
dras and China, put in with contrary winds; and the
Phcsnix, with 190 convicts, sailed for New South Wales.
Vice-Admiral Sir \Vm. Johnstone Hope, K.C.B. is ap-
pointed Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital, in the room of
sie Thomas Boulden Thompson, deceased ; and Rear-Ad-
miral Sir Edward Owen, a Member of the Admiralty
Council, vice Sir W. Hope.
Mr. T. Treleving is appointed Master of the Tribune ;
Second Lieutenant George Griffin is promoted to be First
Lieutenant of Royal Marines, vice Thompson ; Messrs.
Edward Park and Rea are appointed Second Lieutenants
in that corps.
Earl Spencer, and the Hon. Captain Robert Spencer,
are here for a few days, the health of Captain Spencer hav-
ing been seriously affected by close application to business
at the Admiralty, a relaxation fron► which was deemed
necessary ; his friends will he glad to hear that he is get-
ting better.

On Thursday Prince LIEvEN, the Russian
Ambassador, gave a dinner to Mr. and Mrs. STRATFORD
CANNING, the Ambassador from the King of the NETHER-
I,ANDS, Count MUNSTER, &C.
Lord CANDOR has become a Director of the
Concert of Ancient Music.
EPIGRAMMATIC Pt:r.—On the Rev. Arch-
deacon PoTT asserting, as an excuse for not rrinting his
most excellent sermon, preached in the Cathedral Church
of Exeter, on behalf of the Society for promoting Christian
Knowledge, that " RtviNoToN's counter is strewed with
sermons as thick as the leaves in autumn, and which bad
acquired all their tints "
Though with " leaves of all colours" the counter is spread,
Yet the " leaved " of your sermon will always be red.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.

This day's supply having been tolerably good, and the
weather unfavourable to slaughtering, each kind of meat
met with a very dull sale, Beef and Pork at full 2d., Mut-
ton and Veal about 4d. per stone beneath Friday's prices, at
which Lamb was stationary.

PRICE 3 PER STONE OF BLBS. TO SINK VIE OFFALS.

s. d. to s. tl.l
Inferior Beasts 3 0 3 4'
Second quality ditto 3 6 3 10
Prime large Oxen 4 2 1 S
Prime Scots, 4 6 5 10,
Inferior Sheep...—. :3 6 3 10
Second quality ditto 4 0 4 4
Coarse-woolledditto 4 6 4 10
Southdow•nWcthers 4 8 5 0

s. d. to s.
Large Lambs
Primc small ditto 0 0 - 7 0
Large coarse Calves 410 5 0
Prime small ditto 0 4 6 8
Large Hogs 4lO 5 2
Small Porkers 5 6 5:10
Suckling Calves 12, to 425. each.
Quarter oldrigs 12s. to 18s. each.

SUPPLY, AS FEE. STATEA-IENT.

Beasts. 'Sheep and Lambs.' Caters. I Pigs.
2,330 1 16,760 136 130
About 400 of the beasts came up the different North Roads;
about 600 from the western and midland districts ; about 10:i0 from
Norfolk, Sutiblk, &sex, and Cambridgeshire; about 180 from
Kent slid Sussex ; and most of the remainder from the marshes,
&c., in the neighbourhood of London.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. to s. d. s. tt. Ws. d.
Beef 9 410 Veal
Mu ion 3 4 4 8 Pork