The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-29 00:00:00

(530ss. es t.
Ury 465. 559.
lls. Us.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST IVERI4:7_
From Whence. E 5: ~,,-I'lf.C. E. % :i
r• '.4 r •
----- —.-- --.-- —.....,
Qrs. (jr.. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sckl•
Aldborougl 35 25 -- -- -- _. 20
Roston
. ( Colchester 4O 460 170 13 48,3
r; ) liar wich
"t ) Leigh 372 13 12 113 6 --
4 C Maldon 466 4 20 10 253 26 750
Hull — 435 --
ipswich 53 1782 -- -- 20 460
Kent 553 10 110 2e9 283 22 855
Lynn — 403 --
Pi oe — 1.1 --
Portsmouth — 210 --
Southampton
S tuthwold -
S aiding — 1750 ... --
Siockten• - -- -- 51
Wisboach — 770 --
Woodbridge.-- 130 102 115 70 40 325
Yarmouth - 590 1206 -- -- -- 695
Aberdeen
Banff' — 310
Berwick -
Dundee — 660 --
- —.
2197 907 5116 10102 931 87 4459
I illsto,
Ballina I 318 --•
Limerick -
Tr alee — 1000 --.
FortuluN.
Assens - 100 -- ISO° -- -- --
Bourdeaux
C. U. Hope l2O '—
....
Corsoer — 790 ---
Rintzie -
Gothenburg - -- -- 410 -- -- --
Ha, i burgh 4930 --.
Koningsberg
Leghorn 755 ---
Naskow — 780 ...
Petersburgh 450 200 --•
Pillati 640 1100
Riga
Rostock — 783 —...-
Stettin
Stockholm 320 ---
Tondern
'l'rieste 2200 --
Virginia — • SOO
........,
---
1701 A 30114 3357 5116 19975 1131 87 7159

AGGREGATE
Rye, o—Tares,

QUANTITY 0
114--Linscect
Mustard.

OTH
I, 71—]
o—See(

lER 1.1
•Rapcsc
11s. 90.

mns o

rum
•Brank

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
This day's supply of fat Beasts and Porkers was veil,.
limited, of Sheep, Lambs, and Calves, rather great, Bee'
sold with some degree of briskness, at an advance of fro°
2d. to 4d., Veal tardily, at a depression of full 2d. per
stone; with Mutton, Lamb, and Pork, the trade was yed
dull at Friday's prices.

- _
micas rxic STONE Or 81.35. TO SINE THE OFFALS.
s. d. to .. d. s. d. to s. 0'
Inferior Beasts 24 2 8 Large Lambs 3B 0 °
0
Sccond quality ditto 3 0 3 6 Prime small ditto 0 0 5 )
Prime ILK. Oxen... 3 8 4 0 Large coarse Calves 3 0 Sl6
l'riiike Scots, &c..... 4 0 4 4 Prime small ditto„. 310 4 0
lntertor Sheep 2 2 2 4 , Large Hogs 4 0 4 /
Serum! quality ditto 2 4 2 8 I Small Porkers 4lO 5,
Coarse-wt 3 2 3 81 Suckling Cal es 12s t034*.c5,,,:.
SoutlitlownWctliers 3 8 4 3I Quarter oldPiga 12s to 18s.eaCP

•
SUI*PI.I", AS l'Elt CI.KKK. S STATEMENT.
Beasts. !Sheep and Lambs.' Calves. I rigs.
2.510 1 12,510 391 I - 110
_,,,,;
About ;381 of the beasts came up the different North ltor.,;ii
about 220 from the western and midland districts ; about 9(10 ":,,,
Norfolk, Sutlblk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire ; about 120 11,:'„,
' Kent and Sussex • and most of the remainder from the marsh
&c., in the neighbourhood of London.

The Masquerade at Drury-lane Theatre- to,
night is expected to be brilliantly and fashionably lI
tended. BARRYMORF. and CHARLES WRIGHT hate beef/
ind fatigable ta give this the greatest eclat. .
THE COURT JOURNAL of Saturday laSt'i
No. IX., comprises, among other attractive papers, (ref,
peculiar interest on the destinies of women, suggested
the
the late Fete at Holly Lodge; and in conformity with
expressed wish of many of its subscribers, this hurl,
will in future include an unprecedented masa of fashionsbo
information, and notices connected with all the movemeo

of high life.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rORTSMOUTU, JUNE 27.—The North Star, 28,

Captain Arabia, and the. Lord Wellington trans-
port, commissioned as a man•of--war, by Captain
it J. G. Sinclair, Bart., late of the .Doris frigate,
Were at Rio de Janeiro on the 26th of April last,
and would shortly sail for England. Lord Strang-
ford returns to England in the North Sear.
The Seringapatam, 46 guns, Hon. Captain Walde.-
grave, will sail on Tuesday for the South American
station. She will call in at Brest to take on board
Mr. Pennell and family, which gentleman is ap-
pointed to the Consulate. for this country at the
Brazils.

Mr. I.)rummond Hay, who is appointed British
Consul General and Government Agent, in the
Empire of Morocco, and family, go out in the
Favourite, 18, Commander Joseph Harrison.
The Southampton' frigate was passed on the Ist
inst., within eight degrees of the Line.
The Trinculo, 18, was paid off at Plymouth, on
Tuesday, and was recommissioned on Wednesday,
by Commodore Samuel Prier,for Channel service.--
Lent. W. Webber, and Mr. Wm. Barrett, purser,
are appointed to her.
'Commander Thomas Dickinson is appointed to
t'm Lightning, 18, recently launched at his Majesly's
Dock-yard, Pembroke. She has been this week
commissioned at Plymouth, by Lieutenant Delafons,
and is ordered to fit for a foreign station.
Mr. Harvey Morris, Extra Hospital Mate of his
M.ijesty's Royal Naval Hospital, at Hadar, is ap-
pointed Assitant-Surgeon of his Majesty's Naval
Establishment, at the Island of Ascension.
The Reynard brig, is ordered to be brought for-
Ward forthwith for the packet service, Lieut. Duns-
lord being appointed to command her.
The Speedy and Sylvia cutters arrived on Sun-
day front Guernsey. The Sparrow cutter sailed on
Monday,_ and the Snipe cutter on Tuesday, on it
cruise. The latter returned yesterday.
At Spithead—Briton, Seringapatam, and Pallas.
In the Harbour, Victory, Melville, Athol, Favorite.
The brig Ocean, Lock, from Sierra Leone, ar-
rived here on Moodily. This vessel touched at Ter-
ceira, and was there charged with a mail bag for
England, of which she was robbed on the day she
quitted the island by a frigate under Portuguese
colours, when the bag was opened and the Portu-
guese letters taken out. The English letters were
returned. We regret an English man-of-war was
not present at the moment to avenge this unparal-
leled insult to the British flag.
The cutter John and Mary, of Jersey, foundered
off Corunna on the 14th instant. Her crew was
landed here on Wednesday.

The following Indiamen have passed by for the
River during the week :—On Thursday the Atlas,
Hunt, from Calcutta 25th January; the Thalia,
Bider, from Calcutta 3d March ; liarretti, Junior,
from Madras. Yesterday the Hackney, from Bom-
bay, landed her passengers here; as did also the
Malcolm, from Madras. To-day passed by the Lady
Blackwood, from ew South Wales.
By letters from Foule Point, Madagascar, of the
3d March, it appears since the death of Radar»a,
King of that Island, and instantly after the arrange-
Merit of mourr.ing, and settling its ceremony, the
Queen assembled all the Chiefs of the various ex-
tensive provinces at the capital : and those that were
known to have expressed a wish, on the death of
the late King, for his relations to succeed to the
Throne, were put to death, as well as a long list of
Princes and Princesses of the blood of Radama.
The whole island was in a state of commotion; the
Arabs and Madagasse of the beautiful and fertile
kingdom of Betnhatooka, had declared for their old
King, subdued by Radama's troops, Ivlten his Ma-
jesty's ship Andromache was off Majtmga, in Bern-
batooka Bay, with a squadron. The Queen had
ordered the English Government Agent from the
capital, and the Missionaries expected orders to.
ytint momentarily. She had also expressed her de-
testation of the British nation, and only the wife of
Mr. Harty, the late Government Agent, recently
returned, after the death of her husband, at Port
Louis, Mauritius, was permitted to remain, and.she
was :greatly in her confidence. Iler sole adviser
was the son of the Madagascar ‘vho was some little
time ago beheaded at the Mauritius, for attempting
to raise an insurrection when at Port Louis. The
Queen having declared her intention to reject the
annual gift of dollars for the suppression of the
Slave Trade, it was expected that the island would
retrograde to its wonted state of barbarity and slave
traffic. Not one Prince or Princess of the bloo lof
Radarna is left to lay claim to the sovereignty of
the island.
The Colombia, one of the line of packets between
this port and New York, arrived this morning, in
21 days, from Sandy Hook. Our packet of New
York Daily Advertisers, which reach to the Ist
inst., convey little information of interest. It appears
from these that the public monies of our Trans-
-Atlantic brethren are equally liable with those of
this country, notwithstanding the free access to in-
quiry which prevails in the United States, to Mis-
appropriation. It seems that the Corporation of the
city of New York expends annually upwards of a
million of dollars—an excess, for the explanation of
Avhich an inquiry was on the point of being insti-
tuted. A true bill had been found against Miller,
Oates, and Williams, the three individuals at Sa•
vannah who had illegally arrested and detained Mr.
Rowland Stephenson. Mr. Maddison, the late Pre•
sident of the United States, we regret to learn, was
dangerously ill at his seat, Orange, in Virginia.—
'the Americans complain greatly of the \Vest India
trade both with our islands and with St. Domingo,
the number of •vessels trading having completely
glutted the market. The Haytian Government had
also imposed an additional duty of 10 per cent. on
cargoes brought in American vessels, in retaliation
for a want of liberal feeling in America toward ves-
sels of that sable Government ; and this would even
be rendered still worse, the President of Hayti hav-
ing recently signed a Treaty with the French Go-
%%Tim-lent, by which French cargoes were to be ad-
mitted at half duty. We rejoice to find that several
pirates have been captured ; a desperate fellow, of
the name of Ameida, who was signally of use to the
Ameticans, in the late war with England, had been
executed at Porto Rico, and five others had been
bung at the Havannah. As a proof that the Ame-
ricans begin to indulge in luxuries, we observe that
green peas were sold in Philadelphia market at six
dollars the bushel. According to the census just-
presented to the American Congress, the population
of the United States is 13,000,000. The Constel-
lation, of 44 guns, had been ordered to be fitted for
sea. Several District Banks had been obliged to
stop payment. Some extensive manufactories for
forging the Local Batik Notes have lately been de-
tected.

Viscount Melville and Vice-Admiral the Hon.
Sir H. Hotham arrived here on Sunday evening on
an official visit, and dined with the Commander-in-
Chief, Admiral the Hon. Sir Robert Stopford,
X.C.B. On Monday morning his Lordship arid Sir
Henry Hotham visited Earl Spencer at Ryde, and
afterwards inspected the buildings in progress con-
bected with the new Victualling Establishment at
\Yeovil. On the following day be attended the
half-yearly examination of the Students at the Royal
Naval College, and dined in the evening with Com.
missioner Sir Michael Seymour, Bart., K.C.8., at
his residence in the Dock-yard. On Wednesday
morning his Lordship embarked in the barge of the
Commander-in-Chief, and repaired, attended by the
"boats of the several Naval Captains, which moved
procession to his Majesty's ship Victory (flag-
Ship), where he was received with the ship's crew
at quarters. On the Admiralty flag being hoisted,
'the usual general salute was gi% en from the men of
mar at the port. After his Lordship had inspected
'the Victory, he landed, and having p waken of re-
freshment with the Commander-in-Chief, returned,
With Sir H. Hotham, to the Admiralty.
His Grace the Archbishop of York and family,
t present sojourning ‘‘ith tl eir N. ble relative,
'"rd Vernon, at St. Clair, near Ryde, paid a visit
'to this port on Wednesday. Lis Grace came,.over

in the Lightning steamer, and viewed the Dock-yard
and the Victmy h'p. •
DEVONPORT, Jt Mjcst)'s sloop
Lightning, IS, was «ynaii,sioaiql I,r foreign ser-
vice on Vint sd,v, by Lieut. 11. P. 1.. D, lafons ;
:lad Lieut. Janie, S. Jahn took command of the
Lyra brig, fitting for the packet service.
On Thursday, the thitomarr, 10, went out cf
harbour to the Sound, and will proceed in a few
days to her station in the North Sea.
A PPOINTMENTS.—To the Helicon, 10, Comman-
der Charles Talbot ; Licuts. A. D. Fordyce, and
11. F. ML's; Mr. Alexander Comber, Master ; Mr.
Alexander Laughlin, Surgeon ; Mr. J. W. I..ne,
Assistant Surgeon ; Mr. Robert Lewer, Purser.