The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-05 00:00:00

COURSING.

MA LLENY, FEB. 25.—The Sweepstakes were won by Mr.
G. Currors' champion' beating his Scorpion.
SrETtlottNE CLUB, MARCH 3 and 4.—The Cup was won by
Mr. Wilshire's Spot, the Headley Stakes by Mr. W. Nash's
Caesar, the Leatherhead Stakes Mr. W. Nash's Norfolk, the
Epsom Stakes by Mr. Perkins' Paul, and the Ladbroke Stakes
by Mr. C. Parnell's Fearless.
WORKINGTON, FEB 2ti.—The Cup was won by Mr. Fox's
Gamut, beating Mr. Ritson's Fan.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(T HIS DAY).

LONDON, Maacti s.—Wind this day'at noon variable.
DEAL, AlArtcif 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Rajathon,
ter, Calcutta; Carib, Shields for Demerara ; Salem, ditto for
Constantinople. Arrd. from the river Emmeline and Alad-
din, South Seas ; Providence, Bombay ; Acasto, Madras ;
Charles Carter, Cape ; William and Alfred, Antigua; Undine,
Philadelphia; Minerva, Charleston; Messenger, Boston;
Francis Lawson, Africa; Whig, Cape de Verdes; Sancho
Panza and Harriet, Gibraltar. •
OFF DOVER, MARCH 4.—Crusader, Honduras.
RAMSGATE, MAacti 4.—Arrd. Sarah, Shields for Malta,
with loss of mast, &c., having been in contact; Aleons, Lon-
don for westward, with damage.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH fresh.—Arrd. Martha, Mur-
ray, Savannah, sailed Jan. 16 ; Rochall, Higgins, New Or.
leans. Sid. Columbia (steamer), Halifax and Boston. Arrd.
off. Mary Bibby, Honduras.
OFF THE SOUTH FORELAND, MARCH 4. —Somersall, Ber-
bice.

BRIGHTON, MARCH 4.—A cask of French red wine, marked
No. I, B; three casks oil of turpentine, Nos 18, 33, and 186,
marked BL, with 11 4 underneath ; one cask of brandy, No.
2,088, have been picked up and landed here.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrd. George,
Shields, for Jamaica.
TORBAY, MARCH 3.—Arrd. William Harris, Shields, for
Jamaica.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind W.S. W. to W., fresh gales,
with heavy squalls.—Sld. Oriental steamer, Gibraltar. The
Trent steamer has not yet reached to take the West India
mails.
NEWPORT, MARCH 4.—The Priella, Shea, of Cork, for
Carlisle, got across the dock last night, and strained so much
that the pumps will wit.h difficulty keep her sip; cargo dis-
charging.
YOUGHALL MARCH 2. —The Margaret and Elizabeth,
bound to London, which put back on the 27th ult., leaky,
having struck on the bar, is discharging.
LONG ISLAND CHANNEL.—Acrd. Commodore, Liverpool,
for :harleston, having experienced heavy gales.
STRANRAER, Maack' 2.—The decks, beams, flooring, bul-
warks, &c., of a North American built vessel, supposed about
90 tons, hays been washed ashore near Ardwell Bay, Mull of
Galloway. Parts of boxes, the name " Roach, Brothers,"
painted in black, on one No. 9rs 91, -St. George S. Cork ; on
another a white billet head, and a cabin door painted satin-wood,
have also been picked up. Parts of a wreck of a Manx vessel
have been washed ashore on the same coast. It blew a hurri-
cane 27th ult. from W. to S.

ALDROROUGH, MARCH 4. —The'Astley, Thomson, of Seaton
Sluce, and the Penelope, Peak, of Newcastle, got in contact
off the Shipwash Light this mining; the.former lost mainmast,
the latter sank ; mate drowned.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

TEA MARKET.

Prices kept up, but the market was dull, the trade having
principally supplied their wants at the public sales. Common
Congou cash Is. lid.

TALLOW MARKET.

There was little business done, and prices have a downward
tendency. P. Y. Candle 48s. on the spot; for delivery in the
last three months there were sellers at 495. per cwt.
SPIRIT MARKET.

Rum sold steadily, and prices were firm. Brandy was dis-
posed of to a fair extent, and prices are advancing.
INDIGO MARKET.

The market was quiet, but last sale's rates were sustained.

OIL MARKET.

Fish Oils were little inquired after, but prices were steady
Linseed Oil met a fair sale at 345. 3d. per cwt.
WOOL MARKET.

The market was quiet, and prices steady.
METAL MARKET.
Tin in good request, and prices firm. In Spelter the opera
tions were on a more extended scale.
WHITECEIAPEL HAY MARKET. •

Business altogether was extremely dull. The supply was
pretty full, with an uncommonly dull sale for Hay and Clover.
Prices the same as on Thursday.

WAKEFIELD CORN DIARKEr.
Our arrivals of grain are moderate. A general dulness per-
vades the trade. The best wheat is Is. per quarter lower, and
for other descriptions very low prices must be taken. Fine
Barley keeps its price, but inferior is ls. per quarter lower.
Oats and shelling have a downward tendency. Beans and
other articles as before.
Wneat, tted, Essex and Kent —s. (Oh to fi2,. fine Ms,
Noriolk and Suffolk —s. 525. to 575. fine 60s•
-- Lin. and Cam. —s. 525. to a7s. tine sth.
...---- Yorkshire —a. 545. to:6J. fine 59a.
-- White , —a. CO.. to 625. sae csG
---- Foreign, tied —s. —s. to 56t. fine 611.
White —s. —.4. to —a. nne 645.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 27. to cSi. One 301.
•--• Lincolnshire
---- Yorkshire Wold
Foreign
Beans, New
Old
Oats, Potato 8 to M. tine 225.
—.-. Poland —s. —a. to SO;. fine US.
Friesland and Small —a. —s. to ids. fine SOs,
-- It,ealing
Shelling
Malt
Rapeseed —l.os. 361. Os. 381. Os. per Last