The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

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DEAL, Nov. 19.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived from
London, the John Pirie, Wilson, for Madeira;
and Alexander, M'Cullum, for St. Michaels.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 18.—Wind ?.E.—Arrived the
Ellen, Farrady, and Champion, —, from Sierra
Leone.
FALmourn, Nov. 18.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the
Anne, Robertson, from Bengal ; and Argus, John-
son, from Quebec.
DOVER, Nov. 19.—Off Port, the St. Heldervenn,
—, from Quebec.
STANGATE CREEK, NOV. 19.—Arrived the Ann,
George, from Leghorn.
TOPSHAM, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Bahia packet,
Mortimer, from Monte Video.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Down, --,
from Quebec.
WATERFORD, Nov. 17.—Off Port, the Bolivar,
—, from Quebec.
LIMERICK, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Halls, Ritchie,
from Quebec.
CORK, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Countess of Har-
court, —, from Quebec; and Mary, Brown, from
Bay Chaleur.
HULL, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Active, Lash, from
Cadiz:
SUNDERLAND, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Jameson,
Murray, from Archangel.
DUBLIN, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Nile, Mills,
from Palermo.

The Cawton, Lyall, from Hull to St. Petersburgh,
is on shore near Cronstadt, but expected to be got off.
The Sir Edward Codrington, Kindley, from St.
Petersburgh, bound to London, has put into Revel,
with five feet water in her hold, having struck on
the rocks.
It is reported that the Rising Sun, Clark, from
St. Petersburgh to London, is totally lost on the
coast of Finland.
The Stadt, Rotterdam, from Batavia, is supposed
to be arrived off Newhaven, sailed thence the 31st
of July.
The William, Inglis, from Lime, is supposed to
ba arrived off the Wight.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVIC 0' CLocr.

The dense fog which prevailed this morning proved
a great hindrance to business, and few .persons
art to be seen on the Royal Exchange at present.
Our arrivals are unimportant.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 92i 4 for the
present account, and 924 for January, opened with a
trifling improvement, 921 it„ and 92i, buyers, for
next time.
Accounts from Smyrna of the 18th Oct. state that
although the treaty of Adrianople has only been
signed one month, is is reported that the Turks of
Erzerum and other provinces are going to detach
themselves from the Sultan, and the Armenians are
resolved to withdrav and follow the Russians.
Commerce is almost annihilated, and it is said that
the cause of the Sultan's repairing the marine is to
attack the Pacha of Egypt, whose treasure he co% etc.
In the Foreign market nothing doing as yet.
The Siamese boys have arrived in London, and
are at present lodged at the North and South
American Coffee-house. They are attached together
by the extension of a large piece of flesh from the
breast bone. They are a very great curiosity.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 213 141 3/ per Cent. 99i +
India Stock, 225 6 New 4 per Cent., 1031
3 per Cent. Cuns. 92i 4 4 per Cent. 1826 1051 it
Do., for Account, 9271 India Bonds, 67 68
Ditto Reduced, 912- 1 Exchequer Bills, 70 71
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Brazilian, 654 61 1 Greek, 26 1
Buenos Ayres, 25 26 Mexican, 22 1
Chilian, 24 25 Peruvian, 14/ 151
Colombian, 20k Portuguese, bo 4
Danish, 74 I Prussian,
French, 5 per Cent. 1081 9 Russian, 108
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 831 811- Spanish, 91
HALF-.PAST ONE.
The cc7tinuance c.,f the fog causes total stlgna•

tion to trade. Cons()ls at present are not so gooit
as in the early part of the morniog, owing to some
heavy sales having been eFected, ,aA they may be
quotes' at 524 for the present account, and 92i
for January.
A defaulter bas just been posted up in the house,
tic same as was hinted at in this morning's papers;
his eeticiency is shout 1,50C1.
The il'oreip market is void of interest; 73r4zi:
remains stea,l at much the same price as yesterday.
Greek is raf.-..er better.

iWO O' CL CK.

Montrea. :riTers have just been received at the
North d Scut;-.. Americas► Ccfrce-house to the
16th Oct her. _ _ _

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(From the Paper of the I.4Jth October.)
On the morning, of Thursday last snow fell to
the depth of three or four inches, and continued on
the ground till the next day.
Lientenant-Colonel Frances Cockburn, brother
to the Admiral, las been appointed Deputy Quar-
termaster-General in this province, and been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the settlement of Hon-
duras, under the Governor of Jamaica.
COMMERCIAL-Our market continues high ;
Flour, Fork, and Beef are particularly so; the price
of Flour is also high owing to the unfavouralde
weather which extends through the Provinces.
The surveying schooner Gulnare arrived at I),ue-
bec on Sunday, having been engaged in the survey
of the St. Lawrence (luring the whale season.

THREE O' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 92g.

POLICE.-(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.

DREADFPL DEPRAVITY.•—One of the most revolting
scenes ever witnessed in a Court of Justice, took place this
morning at Pow-street, before Mr. MINSHULL.
A man and his wife, named Broohes, were brought in
custody of the New Police, charged with employing their
own daughter, a girl of 14, to seduce female children of
tender years into brothels, fOr the purposes of prostitution,
and with receiving a portion of the wages of their infamy.
It appeared, from the statWnent Of the don ..titter and
other children, that the pritoners hall sent the former
forth every day,-for thel..staix.paon*ll,- with instructions
to accost any good-looking little girls that she Mei, and
endeavour to prevail upon them to come to their (the pri-
soner's) house and lodge. She procured, in this way,
eiOit children, who were instructed by Mrs. Brookes to
"go out and meet gentlemen." They did so, and anion
of them procured from 10s. to 1/. per day, and paid her
Is. 6d. each per day for lodging. In this way the
soners pocketed about 51. per week.
Evidence was gone into to show that the children were
regularly instructed every morning by Mrs. Brookes as to
the conduct they were to pursue during the day, and that,
on their return at night, she took a share of their earn
ings from them. Another part of her conduct was equally
disgusting—namely, that on the return of the children at
night, boys of about the same age were permitted to sleep
with them, on paying 6d. each.
Mr. rIiINSHULL committed the prisoners for rc-extt-
mination.

Mr. HEnRIES arrived in town yesterday from
his seat at Seven Oaks, in Kent.

GENERAL GARTH.--:-.-L4telap on WedneS4ayt
the 18th inst., at his • liout=a7:ielGireivetibr-place, dielply
lamented THIJMAS GAIII.II, tsq.
Ty's service, and Colonel of the ist,,up Vigialein of
Dragoons, aged 85 yeart gentleman was the re-
puted father of the Cqtain Giiin who has r,cently at-
tracted so much notice:
It is reported that a riding-master, who has
just quitted Brighton abruptly, is accompanied in his flight
by a young lady who received lessons from him. We are
sorry to say that he is already married.—Brighton Gaz.
The tin-coinage for the last Quarter ended at
Penzance on Saturday week; the number of blocks of tin
coined in the county during that period was 7.754, of
which 3,610 were coined at Pence..—. Plymouth
I Journal.