The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-15 00:00:00

Tournay, Jurbise, Lan-
den, and Hasseh..-- 4
Tours and Nantes (Mac-
kenzie's) .........„ ..... 4
Do. do. (Lefebvre's \ 2
Ditto (O'Neill's)
Trinidad
Verona and Ancona... 3
West Flanders .. 4

Real del Monte Unregd. MINES
3%.. ...... ......
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Austfalasia
Provincial of Ireland ... 25 461/2 461,z.........

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS r% A isi
LONDON, DEC. 15.—Wind this day at noon W.N.W.pa"-'
breeze, and hazy, with rain.,w Ot
DEAL, DEC. 13 and 14.—Wind S.W. to
Clipi:er, Cape of Good Hope; Jane, Africa; Caribbina
ming, Mauritius; Diadem, Savanilla ; Elizabeth HoldtWo.
Predger, Richebucto, for Hull, with rudder damaged;
drick Hudson, Moore, New York. Arrd. from the river,
sld., 14th, Quebec, Williamq New York.
OFF DOVER, DEC. 13.—Llan Rumnev, Wood, Richette
H.F.M.S. fstafette, Laconti, in leaving Calais this inegi
was struck by a heavy sea, and went on shore, engines
disabled ; mail saved and brought over by the French IN"
No. 8.
OFF CHATHAM, DEC. 12.—Favourite, Scantan, 0 ebec;
Ann Symonds, Quebec.
OFF MARGATE, DEC. 10.—Frances Ann, Fitch, Blst°rl.
STUDWELL ROADS, DEC. P.---krrd. Horatio, Quebec.
FLEETWOOD, DEc. B.—Arrd. Hannah, Quebec.
DUBLIN, DEC. 12.—Arrd. Wave, St. Andrew's.
KINGSTOWN, DEC. 11.—Arrd. James Fagan, Quebec-
WATERFORD, DEC. 11.—S1d. Margaret, Mobile. sbore
WHITSTABLE, DEC 14.—The Ebenezer Widdup, 013. „
igbt
at the back of the pier on the 12th inst., came off 18.9
and into the harbour, with trifling damage. lorded
SHEERNESS, DEC. 12.—The Atlas, of Harwich .11gbt
barge), was picked up to-day near the Mouse, and br°Jase,
in here a derelict. Owing to the height of the tide, the the
Ferby, from Rochester to -Sunderland,- got on shore° ea st.
bled night of the 11th inst. near Shafleet branch of the
Assistance h s been sent.
o'
BnISTOL, DEC. 12.—A large vessel, waterlogge and De td
Del'
doned, was passed 260 miles N.W. of Scilly, by the
Stanley, Spence, from Belize, arrived here to-day. ~,ielN
CAMPBELTOWN, DEC. 11.—The Ariel, Hunter, of Dfe
and Beehive, Blair, from Berwick, are aground at t"
trance of the harbour, but expected off without dainarc'tbe
SHIELDS, DEC. 11.—Some uneasiness exists here lobe
safety of some colliers which left London in ballast '°,,dol
Tvne, nearly a month ago, and have not since been be'"tbe
The clipper schooner, reported as haying capsized, 15
Queen of Perth; has been righted.
SCARBOROUGH, DEC. 12.—Part of the wreck 0,-c s_ThogS'
supposed of about 150 tons, washed on shore this merit the
Filet/ Bridge, a part of a boat's stern, with fl,!.te
letters on it painted white, on a green ground, sargl,ielda.,
have been "Agenoria." 13. The Agenoria, of Sent" ight
was totally wrecked north of Filet/ Bridge on the nfebo.l
11th inst.; crew supposed to be drowned. A fe,,msrotlip,
figure-head, and part of a ship's stern, marked " d
have come on shore south of Filet/. A boat's chain an oa
of a water-cask, both branded "T. T. Eliza," have coax
shore about four miles to.the southward.

MARKET NEWQ,-(THIS 1)°)'

.-% A•-•
CORN EXCHANGE—MON-u,„l,p• 0
During the last week the arrivals of all kinds of boo',
home produce, but more especially those of Wheat.
Peas, and Flour, were somewhat extensive. OWiDg'"horet
of P.
to the variableness of the weather, a large portico MS
supplies come to hand greatly out of condition. Aitir
Ireland the receipts of Oat were small, while 7401
ports of Foreign Grain was on a very Innliart,
scale. Fresh up coastwise, as well as by land earrl''ofj
samples, the supply of English Wheat was very
nevertheless, nevertheless, the stands were somewhat heavilf, 0 l
;r.,,
with samples of both red and white, left over Ocier
week. The same uncertainty existing as was the
day se'nnight, respecting what chauge will he gilye..
in the corn-laws, buyers held off purchasing; hen"-
mand for all descriptions of home produce was
_..e.,,
dull—so dull, indeed, that, in some instanund,
were almost nominal. However, to effect egli
abatement in the quotations of from is in At
quarter was 'submitted to by the factors. nig
close of the markets a large portion of thojNter.
mained unsold. The supply of free Foreign nr,,,llisa
small, but fully equal to the immediate wants of Di' . Or'
Selected parcels were held firmly, at quite $
money • but other kinds must be considered
Corn under luck commanded very little attention, Yetdll
would not sell, in anticipation of future events,
or
extreme rates. Notwithstanding the supply Ka'
was large, the best malting samples verfau pm'
which were on offer moved off steadily, at
__. q
Other descriptions must be considered quite is p..._,
cheaper. The best town-made Malt supported I;
rates. In all other kinds, which might have heeng,
on somewhat lower terms, next to nothing Wag lhat '
show of Oats was but moderate, yet the inquiry
was in a very depressed state, and quotations had a a_uotio
tendency. We had a full average supply of Beall:e
Selected parcels supportediprevious currencies, but pip 10#
were somewhat cheaper. Peas were in good 170
heavy inquiry, on somewhatilower terms. FlOOl
cheaper to sell.
Ils
Vitt
•Olt.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEAS
. • ••
Wheat—Essex & Kent, 31alt—Chevaller • • d 0,1
Red, New.. • • 56s to Gss Oats— Yorkshire 4e'id 24i P
Ditto,White, Old.. Kis 69s for ~10
Lincolnsh.• Fe .• 30g
_.,'
Norfolk and Lin- Potatoe •••• • • '' •x, OP
coin, Red... • • 54s 588 YoughacandCor 0 jo
Ditto, White ...... 568 608 Black •••'' • • 491 02
Irish, Red.... •• • • 52s 58s Cork. White ••• .• 261 P
Ditto, White.... • . 568 608 Scotch, Feed. •••• go 0
Rye—Old ...... ••• • • • 358 37s Beans—Tick . ........445 45
New. ••••.• • • • • • • 34s 36s Pigeons .•••• • ' • • • 315 g 18'
Barley—Grinding... • • 26s 29s Pease—Grey. •••• '• .• 42$ 0
Malting ......... 32$ 35s Maple . ..... .•• • • 0.1 iti
Chevalier .... •• • . 358 378 White ••••• ' • , 01 401
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers •••• • • ' . 50
folk ...... ••• • • . 56s 58s Flour—Town-made •• 0
Brown ..... ••• • . • 518 54s Suffolk - • ..... ' • 431
Kingston and Ware 62s 64s Stocktn & Norfolk 0
FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN Bolo' 400
Wheat—Dantztc...... 548 to 65s , Beans
Ilamburgh
Barley .. .....
Oats —New . 268 28s 1 Baltic ..... ••• • •
1 sect ...... ••• • • . 228 2451

SMITHFIELD.
THE GREAT CHRIS (WAS MARKET' t Ore
This being the day appointed for holding the greed cOc;
mas market, the attendance of both town 1100,,,as
try dealers was numerous at a very early ts,
was to be expected, the arrivals of bests tho,„,
nearly every part of Eng ,land were larger ei7o.
not quite equal in number to those et Ole ist
sponding day in 1844, when 5,713 head We'''. Vol
Notwithstanding that falling off, the supply whip 0%0
more extensive ttan that shown in 1842, Ohs e!rlwro
preceding years. In reference to the quality of 0;0
kinds brought forward on this occasion, we 111470 "bot
that it was never excelled. It is true '4.0, or
finer the ty
, not quite so many large animals on sale as lot ~s`,„ ere etio
their general weight and condition were
remember, scarcely any breed coming to hand u.eo for,st
middle quality. This to some extent—the Chnicso
butchers being so great—operated against g`ta
advance in prices, and, on the
trade must be considered inactive, at eurrentcolisl clhoA,
ing from 3s 6d to 4s 8d per 81bs, and at which &lice" P.,,ssf
ance was not effected. In particularising the B° the 7e•
the Devons, as to their peculiar points, w,cre,.,,, the 'alit'
numerous and best exhibited. Next we may PaAro
fords, which valuable breed was greatly admired by ~hiis
st'
The Sussex Beasts never came to hand so well, here
North Devons were in full force. The Scots, t°°'d of,lep
r ceedingly good, and amongst the best disP°nar. /`"for
twenty-feur, the property of Mr. Carmicle,
T..ere was scarcely a great breeder in England that fe
500 135
ward animals to-day. Sir Charles Knightley 113_,",;gbt,_mtA
wonderful beasts, which, for symmetry. and '''',;ialrhrefo
been seldom equalled. The number of foreign be3s.;co"tiist,
whole. .0 oelit:
into London in the past week, has amounted to frofi
oforty being received from Rotterdam, seven iiepo"h"esit
lingen, and fourteen from Hamburgh. on
Sheep have consisted of two hundred and
in, for the most part, good condition. To-dal' tdst ssd
offer 40 foreign Beasts and 190 Sheep, which ,o9nDeasts etn
last week's quotations. At the outports about °'„r 0;01,
180 Sheep have arrived from Holland. From ti—thee'Ase
grazing districts we received 2,300 s ort horns ; fe°—esternstlior
counties 500 Scots, short-horns, &c.; from the "Nos, fP,
midland, 1,600 Herefords, Devons, runts, 84e* ~.0; tisn,nisq
parts of England, 1,000 of various kinds; from en'A
Scots; and from Ireland, 120 beasts. I" 01et
of Sheep were somewhat on the increnSoing 0
unusually prime quality; indeed the oldest men of stAci#
saw so splendid a collection of that description the Veto
was the case here this morning. As to weight, Dele;sos
were in admirable order ; while the Kent`' e.% sof
Gloucesters, and all other breeds, were mot to 00
condition. Although the Mutton trade was 004
brisk, a full average amount of hued in as o',
doing, and last week's quotations were suPP°r`f Celvioe
instance. There was only a moderate number °d st .0611 r
offer. Best qualities of Veal were in deals° of
rates; but other kinds hung on LTnoose° ,tbs
the whole of the supply was
11' bn'sole
The show of Pigs was extremely good in (lil'iorl‘,ol‘.l
number was by no means large. Each kind ° isst
readily at fully, but at nothing quotable beyond+, beroo,
(10
prices. Considering the vast supplies of stoc s
the 0
morning, every thing passed off extremely well; raided
modations being of the same character as those Pro
year.

04. 4
Per Ms. to sink the offal. S. -• 4 1
a. sd. 4
6
Inferior Beasts •.• • 3 6 3. 8 Second quality 4
Y -
Second quality ditto. 310 4 0 Coarse-woolleddltt• 410 /0
4
Prime large Oxen.. 4 2 4 4 Southdown Weth.„,erj 4
Prime Scots ......4 6 4 8 Ditto out of the Tr''' 3l• b
Large coarse Calves 4 2 4 8 Large Hogs •• .• 4 5. 2I 0
Prime small ditto .. 410 6 9 Small Porkers • • is • 0
Suckling Calves ..111 II 30 0 Quarter old Figs 0
Inferior Sheep .. . 3 4 311 Lambs ••• • " •
SUPPLY AT MARKET. re,
Sheep. Calves. I
25,240 j Ivo
0. fro°
NEIXTGATZI AND LEADEN- 11. 5'
isr
From various distant parts of England, as 'yew v
s. pi
Scotland, the arrivals of slaughtered meat gl) to e, eripir
kets during the past week have been on the ine,'l, the
somewhat improved quality. With meat killeu tradev
tropolis we have been well supplied, yet the genera everuve
ruled firm, and prices have been well supported cheep '
stance. A' few carcases of foreign Beasts and
been disposed of at fair quotations.
At per stone, by the Carcase.

Beasts.
1,326

~ 4:0',. ti

1
to . 6
Beef, inferior...—. 2$ 218 Sfutten, interior •43 -0
4 i
6
middling •• •• 3 0 3 2 --- middling': 4 4 46,
prime large .. 3 4 3 8 --- Win" '• ..
3 ill i '
prime small •• 8 3 3 8 Perk, large ••••" .. 4 lu
Teal .••••• • • • • 4S 66 —small ••• • " '

Lamb, is Id to es id.

ARRITALS DURING THE PAST ITEJC Oil'
Yorkshire ..... .... ........
5c0t1and........
....- opo
Lincolnshire ....................70 150 .... to
Norfolk
Suffolk 3O 80 -- 100
Bea6ssoots Sheep Called
840000
Cambridgeshire 5O• 70 ..--
97 300
^ -.

Essex .. .............. 60
80
Devonshire .. -

73 •

wo :::-

Other parts
I:960
Total •• • •
Previous week's arrival 450 1,320
410
Difference since our last .• • . 65 870 181
BOROUGH AND SPITAL2II.I33OOO'or 1'
The arrivals of Potatoes at the waterside since °der,
have been on the increase, and of somewhat itaPrOTM:b9
lity. The best parcels have sold steadily at full pr,b6 0
all other kinds have been a mere drug. York Botds 600
120 s; ditto Regents, 100 s to 120 x; ditto Blues, s'4#—‘,A,
Scotch Reds, 75s to 80s; Jersey Blum 70s to 75s Per •