The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-28 00:00:00

HOPS-BOROUGH.

The duty having at length been declared several
thousands over the sum at which 'it was generally
estimated—thereby proving that this year's produce
is extremely larger—the demand here has become
very heavy, and dealers are holding off in anticipation
of depressed rates. The few parcels sold since our
last have produced the following quotatiops :—East
Kent, in pocket 51. 10s. to 6/. 6s. ; Mid Kent ditto,
Si. ss. to 6/. ; Sussex, 41. 10s. to 5L Bs. ; Farm-
hams, 8/. to 101. ;Old Hops, 3/. to 4/. 10s.
THE TALLOW TRADE.

Since our last week's rep' it,,the arrivals have been
very large—upwards of 12,000 casks—which has
caused a trifling reduction in price, and good quality
may now be had at 48s, at wbich the trade buy spa-
ringly. The St. Petersbumb letters due this morn-
ing are not yet arrived. 7.„

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS J)AY.)
LONDON, Nov. 28.—Wind this day at noon, fresh
breeze from the southward,and fine.
DEAL, Nov. 27.—Wind A.m. S., r.sz. E.S.E.,
strong breeze.—Arrd. Norval, Ferguson, Rio Janeiro;
Anne, Valparaiso ; Isabella Ellen, Gayner, Gambia ;
General Palmer (transport) westward.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind S.S.W. to S.S.E.
—Arrd. Lady Cornwall;
_Anderson, Rio Janeiro,
sailed Sept. 1 ; her Majesty's steamer Styx, Madeira;
her Majesty's steamer Metebr, eastward; H.N.M. S.
Boreas, Batavia, sailed from St. Helena 22d ult. Sld.
her Majesty's ship Resistanee. Mediterranean.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.—Wind S. light ; 27th, S.S.W.
do.—Arrd. the Hesperus, Kelly, Calcutta, left St. He-
lena 14th ult. ; Lady, Marshall, Bombay ; Elizabeth,
Johnston, Curacoa ; Adrian,' Davis, New Orleans;
Trentin, Manson, do. ; St. Mark, Busman, Savannah ;
Trontine, White, Montreal ; Susan, Monte Video ;
Funchal, Penrose, Texas; Patrick Henry, Delano,
New York, sailed 7th inst.; Mary Ann, Peters,
Africa. 1. Shepherdess, Tampico ; Reliance, Mo-
bile ; John Laird, Hong-Kong ; Pearl, New Orleans ;
Abigail, Savannah; George Washington, New York ;
Margaret Jane, Newfoundland. Aird. oft; Express,
Maranham.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 27.—Arrd. Tagus steamer,
Gibraltar, with Mediterranean mails. Sld. Lady
Mary Wood steamer, ditto.
MARGATE, Nov. 27.—Arrd. off, Medium, Keay,
Valparaiso, for London.
ItAmsoATE, Nc.,v. 26.—Arrd. Native, London, for
Limerick, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
Pooix, Nov. 27.—Arrd. Reaper, Seamen, Quebec ;
Fame, Stromer, Newfoundland.
TORBAY, Nov. 25.—Arrd. Anna, Bremen, for La
Guayra ; .Maria; .Newcastle for St. Thomas's.
BRISTOL, Nov.. 26.—Arrd. Loyal William, New-
foundland.
PLYMOUTH, NO v. 27.—Wind S. W. to S. E.—
Arrd. Alabama, London , for Charleston ; Elizabeth,
London for the Cape ; John Pirie, ditto for Jamaica.
SWANSEA, Nov. 25.—Arrd. Sarepta, Ontabridge,
Portland, Fitzpatrick, Appleton, Oliver, and Circas-
sian, Oliver, Cuba.
,FALMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind W.S.W. to S.W.;
strong breezes and squally. 27. Wind S.W. to S.,
fresh breezes.—Arrd. Industry, Tregorthen, Quebec,
with loss of bulwarks, sails, &c., bound to Penzance.
DUBLIN, Nov. 25.—Arrd. Recovery, Conway,
Quebec. Kingstown—Arrived Transit, Quebec.
CLYDE, Nov. 25.—Arrd. Edward Thorne, Ander-
son, New York, and not the Jane Brown, as reported.
STRANGFORD, Nov. 23.—The Zephyr, Satty, from
the Clyde to Stettin, was wrecked on Ballyquiston
Point—crew and part of materials saved.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
COURSING.
WATERLOO PICTURE (ALTCAR) MEETING, No's. 24,
25, AND 26.—FIRST CLASS.—.Mr. Barton's Moss Rose
beat Mr. Mather's na Monsoon, Mr. R. D. Tyson's
Fairy beat Mr. Blundell's Crosby, Mr. Deakin's Priam
beat Mr. T. Scott's Velox, Mr. Chew's Ellen beat Mr.
King's-Mat, Lord Eglinton's Lapwing beat Mr. Roper's
Nimble, Mr. W. Allen's Marquis beat Major Teulon's
Leech; Mr. Unsworth's na Prince Albertibeat Mr. E.
Craven's Carmelite, Mr. Bennett's Viola beat Mr. Brad-
ley's Lancelot, Mr. J. Balls' P.P. beat Mr. N. Slater's
Sempstress, Mr. SeOtt's Racer beat Mr. A. Graham's
White Hat, Mr. Wright's Prince beat Mr. Walmsley's
Dart, Mr. E. Garvin's Hatter beat Mr. Reed's Rufus,
Mr. Jenkiuson's Doctor beat Mr. Mare's Lanercost, Mr.
Houghton's Tyrant beat Mr. Houghton's Busy, Sir W.
A. Markwell's Maid of Honour beat Mr. J. W. Swan's
Stork, Mr. Clark's Harem beat'Mr. R. Bennett's Jig.
FIRST TIES.—Moss Rose beat Fanny, Priam beat
Ellen, Marquis beat Lapwing., Violet beat Prince Albert,
P. P. teat Racer,-Hatter beat Prime, Tyrant beat Doc-
tor, Maid of Honour beat Harem.
SECOND Tms.—Priam beat Moss Rose, Marquis beat
Violet, P. P. beat Hatter, Tyrant beat Maid of Honour.
TninD Tms.—Marquis beat Priam, Tyrant beat P. P.
g FvukTu. Tms.—Tvraut beat Marquis.
SECOND Barton's Nelson beat Mr. El?'
Hornby's 'Lysol), Mr. Swan's Syria beat Mr. Scotts
Lady Augusta, Mr. Eglinton's Moss Rose beat Mr. J.
Seagar's Queen, Mr. Robinsou's Empress beat Mr.
Mare's Memnon, Mr. Lamb's Lapwing beat Mr. King's
Bloomsbury, Mr. N. Slady's Sandy beat Mr. Craven's
Cadmus, Mr. Clark's Dangerous beat Mr. Ball's Bugle,
Mr. A. Graham's Mavourneen beat Mr. E. Bennett's
Sampson, Mr. B. D. Tyson's Finesse beat Mr. I'.
Houghton's Hester, Sir W. A. Maxwell's Music beat
Mr. Jephson's Telegraph, Mr. B. Garon's Gambler beat
Mr. A. Graham's the Miller's only Daughter, Mr. J.
Boulton's Nimble beat Mr. Allen's Duke, Mr. E. Ben-
nett's Grasper beat Mr. Scott's Skin. Mr. Hunt's Iltrriet
beat Mr. Bradley's Barricade, Mr. N. Slater's Solon heat
Mr. Deakin's Distiller, Mr. Peacock's Rush beat Mr.
Mather's Mystery. •
Fiarr Tins.—Syria 'beat Nelson, Empress beat Miss
Rose, Sandy beat Lapwing, Dange;ous beat Mauer-
neen, Music beat Finesse, Gambler beat 'Nimble, Har-
riet beat Grasper,. Rust beat Solon.
SECOND DEs.:--ampress beat Syria, Sandy beat Dan-
gerous, Gambler beat Music, Harriet beat Rush.
TIMID 'TIE,.--Sandy beat Empress, Gambler beat
Harriet. _

Finnan TlES.—Sandy beat Gambler.
DECIDING COURSE.—Tyrant (winner of the First Class)
beat Sandy (winner of the Second Class), and won the
Picture. .
THE SEFTON STA KES FOIL THE BEATEN DOGS.—
Monson beat Cross, Velox beat Mat, Leech beat Nimble,
Lancelot beat Carmelite, Sempstress beat White Hat, Ru-
fus beat Dart, Busy beat Lanercost, Stork beat Jig, Lady
Augusta beat Hysou, Queen beat Memnon, Bloomsbury
beat Cadnius, Bugle beat Sampson, Telegraph beat lies-
ter, The Miller's only Daughter beat Duke, Barricade
beat Skim, Distiller beat Mystery.
FIRST Tms.—Monsoon beat Velox, Leech beat Lan-
celot, Sempstress beat Rufus, Stork beat Busy, Lady
Augusta beat Queen, Bugle beat Bloomsbury, The Mil-
. ler's only Daughter beat Telegraph, Barricade beat Dis-
tiller.
SECOND TlFS.—Leech beat Monsoon, Stork beat
Sempstross, Bugle beat Lady Augusta, The Miller's only
Daughter beat Barricade.
THIRD TlES.—Leech beat Stork, Bugle beat The Mil-
ler's only Daughter.
DECIDING COURSE.—BugIe beat Leech, and won the
Stakes.

HUN' TING APPOINTMENTS.
Sir M. W. Itidley's lids., Wed., Low Angerton ; Fri.
Belsay Inn ; Sat., Thropple-1 Gk.. •
Mr. Watson's hds., Tues., Morpeth Quarry Bank
Fri.. Warliworth-10.
Prudhoe and I)erw•ent lids., Tues., Whicklam; Fri.
Broadrook-10.

Haydon Ik, Wed., Epshill Cleugh; Sat., Moss Ken
uel-9.

Mr. .Fane's parrs., Wapsgrove Lane ; Sat.,
Croeline;

Slaley hds., Wed., llirstley Shield ; Sat., Tecket-9.
Fowelseonibe hams., Wed., Scornton Down; Fri
Hayford Ilall Kentwl-10.

Dennett's (Eyminit on) harrs., Tues., Hill Top
Gate; Fri., Bucklaud Kennel-101.
Sir John Cope's hds., Tues., SouthridgeForm; Wed.,
the Mole, Arborfigild; Fri., Warren House: Sat, RiFeley
Mill.
Hambledoo hds., Wed.; idsworth. Park; Fri., Pre-
shady House-101.
H. Tues., Fitchburn Park; Th., Chilton Old
House; Sat., Sutton Common-101.
Vine hds., Wed., Hurstborne Park ; Fri., Bram-
ley —1 1.
Wed., Bank House Inn; Thurs.,
Lord Elcho's lids.,
Paxton ; Sat., Elmsford-14
Perth lids, Wed., Prow ; Sat., Bandirran House
—lOl.
Lord POrtMan'S hds., 'rues., Bulbarrow ;' Fri., Milton
Abbey, Pondhead.
Mr. Macquarson's hds., Tues., Winford ; Thurs.,
Buckland Wood ; Fri., Fulham Cross-roads.
Mr. Wyndham's lids. Fri., Stockton Wood.
Hursley hds., Fri., Kingsomborne-101.
Craven hds., We., Savernake ; Thurs., White Dill ;
Sat., Donington Castle.
Yarnborough harrs., Thurs., Stoford-14_
Trythorley harrs., Wed., Coacum ; Fri., Knockwood.
N. F. H., Tues., Vinney Ridge ; Thurs., Martin's
Wood ; Sat., Unkm Poor House-11i.
Carmarthen hda., Fri., Bromwydd Arms-10.
• Tivyside hds.. Thurs., Glaspant—io.
Mr. Child's hds., Fri., Milton Mill-101.

Aw EXTRAORDINARY DELUSION.---There has been
for some time resident in Bangor a native of the sister
kingdom, who is a believer in the transmutation of
individuality. He believes that, in
intometamorphosed a rabbit. The
poor creature is inclined to mischief, but good manage-
ment and weak intellect neutralise that inclination.—
Carnarron Herald.
11oLy noon PALACE.—It
.is some time since we
t.
ad-
verted to a report that the Goverment had it seriously
in contemplation to remove all the nuisances which
harbour round the ancient Palace of llolyrood, and to
trim and beautify. the Royal Park adjoining thereto.
We at the same time stated, that it was intended to
change the hereditary keepership of the park. This
rumour we are glad to see borne out by a notice of
an intended application to Parliament, to enable the
Commissioners of Woods and Forests to carry out the
proposed arrangement.—Edinburgh Observer.
The General Steam Navigation Company's vessel,
the Giraffe, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Custom-
house yesterday, with the Dutch mail.