The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-12 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.---(THIS DAY.):

CORN EXCHANGE.
There are moderate quantities of Corn and 1:lour ar-
rived this week, and only a thin attendance of buyers
this morning. The Wheat trade remains in a dull state,
at Monday's quotations. Barley also meets a very heavy
sale at the terms of last market day. Beans and Pease are
without yLriation. The prices of Oats remain firm, but
there is not much trade to-day. Flour is unaltered.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat.
1 Slade
Englioi
.......... row qrs. 6,11.10 gill.
Irish ............ . 55° --,
Foreign .......... 1 --- "---
-......v .....

Oats, I Flour.
900 qrs. 6,600.ac.ks
5,100 --.

PUBLIC SALES.-(THIS DAY.)

BY MR. SHUTTLEWORTH, AT THE MART. ,
A Mercantile Residence, situate No. 32, Broad-street-
buildings, held for a term, 12 years of which, wanting ten
days, will be
unexpired at Christmas next, at a rent of
. f,f
861. les. per ann.-301.
secured on five
houses, sane, in C:f.. . -place' Knightsbridge, held on
lease for a term, 83 year:. ^:f which were unexpired i
An linpr:....Al Rua 191. per annum,
August 1827.-195/.
BY MESSRS. STEVENS AND BRENCHLEY.
A Family Residence, situate No. 33 Brunswick-square,
with coach-house, stable, &c. held fora term, 71 yeats of
which will be unexpired at Christmas nort, at a ground-
rent of 36/. per annum.-2,4801.

BY MESSRS. APPLETON AND GADSDEN.
A Freehold Family Residence, with offices of every de-
scription, large gardens, &c. situate in Marsh-street, Wal-
thamstow, in the county of Essex.--2,1101.
BY MESSRS. WARLTERS, AT GARRAWAY'S.
The Lease and Goodwill of the Bacchus Public-louse,
Liquor-shop, and Tea-gardens, situate in High-street,
Hoxton Old Town ; the lease for 21 years, at a nett rent
of 601. per annum, to be granted from Christmas-day
next.-7351.
The Lease and Goodwill of the Lord Collingwood Public-
house and Liquor-shop, situate at the corner of Coiling-
wood-street and Lisbon-sfreet, Globe-road, Whitechapel.
Also, a small Dwelling-house adjoining, held for a term,
27 years of which were unexpired at Michaelmas last, at a
rent of 681. per annum.-9001.

THE JUNCTION Docic.—The ceremony of
laying the foundation stone of the new dock, now con-
structing in this town, was performed yesterday in pre-
sence of an immense concourse of spectators.---Dull Packet.
QUEBEC.—In an article which has been re-
cently published, respecting the fortifications of Quebec, it
was erroneously stated that 5,000 men could completely
cover themselves within its 'walls. It should have been
50,000—a very great difference. We are informed that a
person cannot have any adequate idea of the magnitude
and strength of those works without a personal inspection.

FROM LAST NIGH T'S GAZETTE.

Admiralty-Office, D ec..l I, 1827.

Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Ci Arington has transmitted
to this Office the following rett trn of the number of the
killed and wounded on board the Russian squadron, in the
action with the Turkish fleet in :IsTavarin Harbour, on the
20th October.

SHIPS OF Tilt LINE.

Azof-21 men killed ; 6 officers, 61 men, wounded
severely.
Gangoute-14 men killed ; 8 officer', 29 men, woun-
del Feverely.
Ezek'el-1 officer, 12 men, killed ; orficers, 16 men,
wounded severely (including tke Captain).
Alexander Newsky-5 men killed; 7 men wounded se-
verely.

FRIG ATES.

Constantine-1 man wounded severely. ,
Provornoy—l officer, 2 men, killed ; 4 men wounded
severely.
Elena-2 officers, 3 men, wounded severely.
Castor—None killed or wounded.
Total-2 officers, 57 men, killed ; 18 officers, 121
men, wounded severely.
(Signed) COUNT L. DE HEIDEN.
On board the Azof, 12th (24th) October, 1827.

Hanover, Nov. 20.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has been
pleased to appoint the Rev. Henry Harvey, A.M., late of
Christ Church, Oxford, and the Rev. Edward Coleridge,
A.M.,• late Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, to be Do-
mestic Chaplains to his Royal Highness.

War-Office, Dec. 10.

59tli Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-General Sir Fre-
derick Philipse Robinson, K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Ge_
nrral Ross, deceased. Dated Dec. 1, 1827.

GARRISONS.

General Sir David Bairl, Bart. and G.C.B. to be Clover-
nor of Fort George, vice General Ross, deceased. Dec. I.
Lieutenant-General William Guard to be Governor of
Kinsale, vice General Sir David Baird. Dec. 1.
Major-General Paul Anderson to be Lieutenant,Gover-
nor of Gravesend and Tilbury Fort, ♦ice Lieut.-General
Guard. Dec. I.