The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-13 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S—(THis DAT.)

Drat, Stn. 12.—Wind W.—Remain the Ann, Richardson,
.from Havanna; and Matchless, Churnley, for Matanzas.
POWTSMOUTII, SEPT. 12.—Wind W.—Arrived the Trimdon,
Lambton, from St. Petersburgh ; Arno, Robinson, from Ham-
burgh; Vittoria transport, Speed, from Quebec. Sailed the
Branches, Morrison, for London.
FALMOUTH, Sm. 11.7-Wind S.—Sailed the Stanmer packet,
for Lisbon ;-Rinaldo picket, for America.
Dustiw, Sart% —..—Arrived the General Dalhousie, from
Trinidad ; and Welcome,,Thick, from Quebec.

Hunt., Slam W.—Arrived the Abram, Jackson, from Green-
land; and Ingria, Wilson, from Archangel.
The Senior Pedro, Alcantara, from St..Uhes, has arrived at
Cork.

The Broughly Castle, Russell, from Dundee, bound to New
York, has put into Lough Foyle, dismasted.
Dix WVOII SWAM), Aura. 15.—The schooner, Mariner, from
Manchester, United States, to this place, was totally lost on the
7th instant, at St. Shotts ; crew and most of the cargo saved.
The St. Joseph, from California to London, was spoken with
on the 16th of July, lat. 11, long. 28, by the Dido, arrived at
tiarnburgh from Bahia.
MALTA, A uu. IL—The Admiral has notified that the monthly
Convoys established lately between the Levant and Cerigo, for
protection against pirates, shall in future be extended to Malta,
and the same convoying vessels will return with the trade front
hence to the Levant. The Parthian brig of war, sailed on the
Bth inst. with a convoy for Smyrna and the Dardanelles. The
Zebra, expected here very shortly, will also take convoy to the
same quarter, and the Gannet, now in port, after refitting, will
proceed with the trade to Alexandria. ' '

The llamburgh Commercial Letters mention, that upon receipt
of the news allowing the importation of Oats, Peas, and Beans,
into this couutry, Oats had risen to nearly the price of Wheat, and
70 dollars per last were asked fur that grain, equal to about 28e.
per quarter here.
The Sir Edward Banker steam boat, from Hamburgh, due on
Monday, has not artived, and some alanu is entertained for her
safety, 10 guineas per cent. being the premium asked by the Un-
derwriters at Lloyd's on her.

BETTING IN ST. JAMES'S UP TO TWO O'CLOCK

THIS AFTEHNOMI.''
The betting at the sporting houses in the'West; since Monday,
has been very far from brisk, and we are inclined to think that it
will not improve till the speculators are on the spot. Various re-
Potts have, according to custom, been circulated, but are entitled
to little credit. Beillaniite is said to have been pulled up lame
after a sweat on Friday, but other accounts state that lie took a
P.4110p the same day, and was all right, which latter account ap-
?eats to be supported by the betting. Favourable accounts have
peen received of Tarrare, and many good judges say that he will
there or thereabout;" in all probability lie will be as low
6to 1 before the day. Thule% it is said, has had a trial with
Muhttto and found to be the better horse ;'public rumour makes
this look very probable. The present odds are thus :-
4 to 5 agst Belzoni 13 to 1 agst Tarrare
It to 1 agst liedlamite 14 to 1 agst Paul Pry
12. to II apt Mulatto 15 to 1 agst Crusader
•9 to agst The Dragon No others noticed.