The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-01 00:00:00

S 1-1 !MSG D TELLIGENCE- (THIS DAY.).

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Dec. 31.—Wind S.W. moderate.—Ar-
rived, and remains, the Netherland ',loop of war,
Comet, Koopland, for Bataria.

PORTSMOUTII, D&. 31.7—Arrived the Hire, Staf-
ford, from London for Jatnaica ; the Sir Charles
Itl'Carthy, ditto, for St. Kitts; the Ellen, Green,
Porn Amsterdam for Batavia.

FALMOUTIT, DEC. 29.—Arrived the Prinle Re-
gent, Scott, from St. Michaels; the hebella, Enke,
from London for Jamaica.

30.—The June Catherine, Barclay ; and
the Royal Odk, Fisher, from London for Jamaica ;
Nautilus, Clayton,,ditto, for St. Domingo; the Al-
bion, Cubitt, ditto, from Trieste, put back; the
Hope, Sinclair, for the South Seas; the Elizabeth,
.Collins, for New South Wales; the Fifeshire, Wil-'
son, for Rio Janeiro; the Caroline, Campbell, for -
New York; the Packet, Croshie; and Clara, Hall,,
for Jamaica; the Lord Goderich, for Grenada; the
Industry, Postle, for St. Thomas's; and some •
other*, names unknown.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 30.—Pat bark his Majesty's
ship Melville, for Gibraltar; aad his Majesty's ship
Wcyme,lith, for Bernands.

GUERNSEY, DEC. 28.—Arrived the Commerce,
Cornish, from Oporto.
BRISTOL, DEC. 31.—Arrired the Amity, from
Newfoundland.

Off Cape Clear, the 28th of December, the
Demon, from St. John's, N. B.
The Gallovidian, Martin, from Bombay, was
totally wrecked, mar the Mauritius, the 29th of Sept.
The Pilgrim, Whitwell, from Leghorn to Palermo,
was stranded about forty miles from that port the
9th ult., and it was feared would Rot be got off.
The Elizabeth, Parkes, from Batavia to Amsterdam,
has been condemned at the Cape of Good Hope.
The Guernsey, Lily, from Virhitehaven, struck on
a rock, and stink in St. Ann's Bay, Jersey, the 27th
ult., but has expected to be raised.
The Lily, Milton, of Sunderland, ran on shore
near Hambro' Head, on Monday night, and tilled
with water.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, nuars 0' ocw.

There has been very little business doing in the
English Funds to-day, and up to the above hour the
state of Consols has been extremely uninteresting;
they opened at 871 -11, and remained at that
price for a short time, when an improvement of
per cent, took place ; they are now 871, buyers.
The Premium on India Bonds and Exchequer Bills
keeps up, and many persons have invested their
swplus capital in these Securities rather than Stock;
the former are 69, and the latter 66 8 pm.
In the Foreign market every thing is as idle as
pos,ible, and the attendance of the Brokers has been
very scanty all day. Russian Bonds are 95e I;
Mexican, 6 per Cent. 321 3 ; and Portuguese 534 t.
. .

In Shares there is nothing of importance to notice.

Throe prr Cent. Cowls, shut; Ditto, for Account,
137 i, buyers; ludis Bonds, 68 70 pm.; Exchequer Bills,
67 69 pm., nominally.

FORFIGN.-Brazilian, 63i 4 ; Romans Ayres, 47 6 ;
Chiiao. 22j 23i ; Colombian, 63 it ; Danish. 621
Greek-, 16 17; Mexican, Fire per lat.. 251 6 ; Ditto,
Six per Cent., 3Sf 3 ; Pernvinis, 17f 18f ; Porteigeteee,
b3i i ; 95i ; Spanish, 10 4.
Mltens.—Anxin Mexican, 774 5 die.; 13.-xxinan, 3 8
prn. ; 85 PS rn. ; Co!ornbian Mines, IS 12 die.;
Heal Del Monte, 140 160 per !lilacs; Tlalpixatinia, 10 20
per tliare; United Mexican, 23 24 di,.

Two O' CLOCK.; .:

Consols for it en.ount rernitin,B7l I, with little or
nothing doing. Up to this hour no further due has
heen got of Mr. Stephenson, for whose apprehension
It further reward of 1,000/ has been placarded.

It seems that Stephenson's private carriage has
this evening been returned to the coach-house, but
the coachman has not been discovered, from whom
information might hare been received of his master's
retreat.

It is supposed he also has absconded. 'We under-
stand that some furtheitleficienees ofa few thousands

bre been detected. This morning, up to the pre-
sent hour, Ave here not the slightest trace of Ste-
phenson.

TIII bIARKIITS.—(TIIIS DAT.)

HAY IHARKIi.-TS,-(At per Load cam' 90 Trusser.)
ST. JAMES'S. •
Coarse heavy Leyden,' Meadow Hay ... ...... X2 sto .k 2 15
Best !qew Meadow Ilay 9 is 8 0
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3 10 4 0
H Clover ay 3 6 IS 0
Oat ',tray
zapply limited, trade dull, and prices as last quoted.
SMITHFIELD.
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 2 to £2 10
Best New Me..EIOW Hay 2 10 2 IS
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 9 9 4 0
Ch.ver Hay (extra fine)....V, 0 ... Generally 3 5 -4 In
Oat Straw II 7to £1 10—Wheat Straw 1 10 1 13
Straw from Is. to Ss. per load higher, than last quoted; in
primea of flay no alt,ration. Supply liraited, and trade, espe.
eiilly with 144, very dull.

sounIALL MARK 31.
At our :narket of to-day, whigh exhibited a limited-eop.;:
ply, each kind of meat met with a tolrrahly hrialt male, at
the following prices per stone of 81b. to sink the offals
Beef ....-.4c. 2.. t. to 44. 84. I 4s. 44. to 3s. ed.
Minton 3 4 410 Pork 4 it b
',Ube foregoing Quotations are for etch article ftona Pd. to 44.
per stone beyond those of this day sennight. But a email pm
p,ruou of the supply left the market unsold.

HAI LSHAIU RK ET.—Dee. 81.
Beef-- 3e. t4d. to 44. Bd. I 04. to Os. M.
Mutton.-- 4 0 410 Pork 4 0 4 4
A moderate stopply, and a steady trade, at tomewkat rib/armed
prices.