The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S,

The Vina, of Workington; Broughton, Turner,
of Harrington ; and Westmoreland, of Whiteharen,
were driven on shore near St. &es Head on Sunday,'
and it Was feared would be Wrecked.
The Juno, of Newcastle, from London, sunk off
Scarborough on Sunday, having got in contact with
the Alert, Turner, from Berwick to London, which
has put into Scarborough with loss of bowsprit.
THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)

Y MARKETS.-(At
ST. JA

t per Load 01 36 Trusses,
MES'S.

.f. a.
Lowland Mead. Ha 315 to 10
Upland Ditto 4 5 5 5
RYe.grass Hay...... 4 5 5 5
New Meadow flay 315 415
Straw from '2g. to 4s. per load
Prices of Hay no alteration. St
brisk.

s. s.
Clover Hay .... 45t0 6 0
Oat 2 traw IJO 114
Wheat Ditto ll4 2 0

i higher than last quoted ; in
pply good, and trade moderately

SMITH
Lowland Mead. Hay Sto 4 0
UPlind Ditto 4O 5 0
Il3'e4raisHay 4 0 5 0
New Meadow Hay 315 4 5
Supply good, trade dull, a

[FIELD.

s. s.
Clov.Haygenerally 4 10 to 5 15
Do. extra tine CI 0 6 0
Oat Straw 1 8 110
Wheat Ditto llO 113
ind prices as on Saturday.

CITY MARKETS--TWELVE O'CLOCK.
PLANTATION SUGARS.—The principal business
done this morning has been in good and coloury
grocery qualities, at from 655. to 695. per cwt.; the
sales, however,_ have not been extensive in conse-
quence of the importers asking very full prices; 114
hhds. Barbadoes,_ by public sale, went off with
spirit, at about the last prices, viz.-645. 6d. to•
70s. Gd. A small public Sale of Mauritius Sugar
of coloury grocery qualities, met a very animated
demand, at an advance of is. to Is. Gd.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—A few inquiries, but very
little business has been done.
REFINED SUGARS.—The business doing generally is
rather considerable, and rather higher prices are given;
the buyers for the Umbra' market still appear to be
rather anxious to purchase for delivery in the be-
ginning of March.
CoPFEE.—Two small parcels of Plantation and
Foreign sold steadily at the previous prices. The
Foreign Brazil, good ordinary, a 375., and fine ordi-
nary a 395. 6d.
FRUIT.—The demand is rather improving, but no
sales of any consequence have taken place; a parcel
Ornew Valentias just arrived was divided among the
grocers last week at the former prices.
INDIGO.—The East India Sale, which now con-
sists •of 5,500 chests, commenced this morning.
Oude and Benares chiefly compose the declaration,
and very few Bengals are to be submitted. The
sale commenced with much briskness, and the prices
obtained are, on some lots, higher than at last sale.
No average of prices can be fairly drawn till the con-
clusion of the sale.
SPlCES.—Cinnamon is steady, at an advance of
10. 2d. on the last sale. The deliveries of East India
Pepper are large, and the prices rather heavy.
Pimento is rather more firm.
In SALTPETRE few bargains are made, and the
price remains at from 245. to 245. 6d.
RUSSIAN PRODUCE.,--TallOw is more firm, at an
Advance of from 3d. to 6d. per cwt. The last ac-
counts from St. Petersburgh state that 40,000 poods
had been purchased there at 38s. 3d. Hemp, is in
good demand, and sales are stated to have been
made at 40/ per ton. Flax is rather higher; but
Bristles continue flat.
The demand for fine Hoes is very brisk, but no
advance in prices can be quoted. Sussex pockets
are principally inquired after.
OlLs.--Most descriptions are looking up. Sperm
is taken at an advance of from 10s. to U. per tun,
on the prices of this day week.
TtA.--Congous are still in demand at a slight ad-
vance on the last sale; but the prices of other de-
scriptions are heavy. Hyson is firm, at 2d. ad-
Vance.

Puovisiorss.—The open weather has caused a
retrogtade movement in butter, beef, &c., and some
large arrivals of 'Dutch and Irish butter have also
tended to render the prices flat.
COTTON WOOL.—The sale on the 28th inst. of
upwards of 8,000 bales at the India House has put
a stop to any transactions of magnitude. There is
little disposition on the part of the holders of East
India to part with their stack, unless at higher prices,
as the shipments to the Continent are going on
f
freelY• The accounts from Liverpool are also satis-
reoil, and, as from the manufacturing districts
Isc e, 64. prospeCts are held out, it is expected that
musess will increase.. As yet there has been no
advan • •
4; ce in prices, but the market, for all descrip-
""; is decidedly more firm than a feitnight since.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
WAKEFIELD, Jan. is.
The supply of Wheat here to-day is moderate, and there
lasti'a* been .a fair demand for good dry samples of New, at
Week's prices, but damp and inferior descriptions are
very dull, and chiefly remais, unsold. There has been
rather more doing in Old Wheat, and good sweet Foreign
*is a little dearer. Oats are unaltered. Although the sup-
of Barley is not large, contrary to general expectation,
the eale has been very dull at last Friday's prices, and, in
some instances, a decline of 6d. per quarter has been sub-
milted to. Beans are without variation. Rapeseed is
rather higher.
VVheat, Norfolk and Sof%lk, Red
White

~ 48s. to 51s. fine 535.
------ ~ 565. to 595. fine 61s.
New, Red 47s. to 50s. fine 525.
.-_____......,-,,.. White ifis. to 565. tine 595.
Z---- -Foreign, Red 47s. to 4s. fine 525.
~arley, Norfolk and Stift& 345. to 375. tine s.
--- Lincolnshire .. . . 3fis to Sls. fine 335.
--, Yorkshire Wad *,••••""""••••••••
Beans, Oldw. *.. ....
Oats, Poland and PoF;tC; .
- Friezland and Snaali:....; .. 429;5:. Lc) "445: fine
346.545155:
Mealing..
2g, .. i',: .......... to I3d. per Stone.
Shelling
' ''.'"i• per Load.
..................._____._._._...:L(w.
los.
per
Last.
2:31.
0531.64.10%. Inc 435. per Load
ItaPeseed
NORWICH, Jan. 19.
nThe supply of Wheat at our market to-d 1 was better
than last week, though by no means large ; owing to the
et weather, most of the samples come to hand cold and
showeomf axa
ther slack at last week's prices.
damp, and many of our millers have, during the
Iced:,
been much impeded by floods, fic.nriciele the
s
abundant, and last
week's week's prices were Barley, viel, s
, ::1i:
fully main_
tained. Oats,
Beans, and Pease, remain much as last
quoted. No alteration in Flour.
N eat (per qr.) .. 48s. , (ger qr.) ...... ••• 38s• 41s-
Barley ...... • , sBs. 625. Beans
......... 388. 445. Oats .S 465. 30s. 32, Pease,
tine
.... ................ 24, 2,3, ~0. „our, lme (per sack) 40s. 425.

' CANTERBURY, Jan. W.
We have little alteration to note in the price of Grain
on our market to-day. Some prime samples of White
. of
have obtained as high as 625. per quarter, but those
of secondary quality were dull, and only obtained our last
quotation. Malting Barley was in better demand, and
itri ow 1 to 2s. per quarter dearer. New Beans are ra-
'Zic.he,aPer, but Pease and Oats without alteration.
.......I'a‘') White . 56s to COs
13---- red ...
.....
48s. to 5Is.
~a_llsey .................... . 31,. to us.. ..,... Old ...... oto
7
Bean: ..................... 20s. to 30s. ... Old a. to —•s.a.
'.. 35. s to 40a
Pe. .......... . ........ • • 525. to Ms.
ase... .................. 425. to 41s.
. .
To the present systematic burglaries that it is
tridaily duty to announce to the public, may be noticed
vya- °f Mr.. HA ItDCASTI.E, of Crispin-street, Spitalfields,
,70,(1r. The depredators, not content with plundering the
could almost every thing valuable, destroyed what they
stret,;„°l4 carry away, in the most wanton manner,
, l -g the same all over the shop, between five and six
o c oek thi,
cyear!, it, h. morning. Mrs. 11. being a widow, and in
,„,,, -,,-- caused her to continue in a state of alarm ex-
-.. 7' ulltressiog in consequence.

SUIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY:)

DEAL, JAN. 21.—Wind W.S.W.-LThe Thomas
Coutts, in turning into the Downs through the
Gulls, grounded in flood tide ; she came off, and is
at anchor in the* Gulls. We do not hear that she
has sustained any damage. Arrived the Emily, from
the South Seas. '

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21.--Calm.--Arrived his
Majesty's cutter Arrow, from Boulogne.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Priam, Young, from Cadiii and Spartan, Eves, from
St. Domingo.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 20.—Wind S.S.W.—Atrrived
from London, the Eugenia, Smidt, for Cette ; and
"%Vilna, Taylor, for St. Domingo, Cape, B,rc