The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-02 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Nov. 2.—Wind at noon, S.W. Light brae°
and dull, cloudy weather, with rain.
S UNDERLA ND —Arrived, Lancaster, Demerara; Icl'
ley, do.; Cornelius, Quebec; Commodore. • to
GRIMSBY, Nov. I.—The Two Brothers, DantslC,,,,,
London, has put in with great damage. The Eueb,n,,,-
Newfoundland to London, has taken assistance It",,
here, having 11 feet of water in her hold. The Cola_„‘
bus, Liverpool to Swinemunie, and the Maria Keist
Konigsberg to Weymouth, have been assisted, leakit 9.;#
STRANGFORD, Nov. I.—The New Fame, Glasgow tot
Dublin, has put into Newcastle (Mourne) leaky, Bc?' for
KINSALE, OCT. 31.—The Mary Miller, of and 0
Cork from Drogheda, went on shore on Garrelste
Strand, and is likely to be a wreck. • to
MONTROSE, OCT. 31.—The Union, Torrevion
Memel, has put in with 6 feet of water in her b°'""
must discharge.
REDcen, Nov. I.—The wreck of a vessel, with mar
broken off a little above the deck, lies sunk in tw:o
/
fathoms about three miles from hence, bearing
by N.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived, :rod
Wren, Akyab; Lock Lomond, Bombay; James Torok'
do.; Tudor, Honduras ; William Miles, St. Stepbe,f/ie
Verginia, Pugwasb. The Astoria for this port, !rot
put back to New Orleans, 15th of October, wow' tilt
have to be docked, and would be already for sea 9 on
of October. All the vessels at Bonacre were driverao
shore, in the gale of September 27th. Sailed,
,dno ;
Bull, Rio Grande; Catharine Elise, Port au Frtns,
Laura and Louise, St. Thomas; Herald, New Orleans
Off port.—Elvira, Mauritius.
BRISTOL, Nov. I.—Wind, S,W. Arrived, Mr/
New York; Arabian, Quebec; Lady of the West, de'
SWANSEA, Nov. I.—Wind, S.W. Arrived, 'Va.
Quebec.
CRONSTADT, OCT. 24.—There was a severe frost hie
last night, and the roads were covered with thin
NEIL, OCT. 29.—The Julie, St. Petersburgh to
port, has been assisted in, after being on shore. vol.
GIBRALTER, OCT. 22.—The
./Ealus, Cardiff t 0 ..„an
paraiso, has been lust at Morocco; master and one "
drowned.AGLl
cA. RI, OCT. 25.—A British vessel, supPase,r6lio°l-01
the England, has been wrecked in the Gulf of
•L"
crew saved.
2 Iwo
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 19.—The Amanda arrive" ..00
from Rio Janeiro, has damaged one•third of her ca•:,
coffee.
FALMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind, S. Arrived, William
Edward, Rio Janeiro. wiglr
LF,ITH, Nov. I.—The Phmaix, St. Abbs, to Chr' pi in
sand, and the Duen, Newcastle to Sarpsborg, he" P
leaky, and must discharge. tlliflm
DEAL—Wind, S.W. Arrived from the River, W. A rrive
Ast, Cape of Good Hope; Fanny, St. Lucia.
from the River end sailed, Bussoruh, Merchant, Pi
New South Wales.

THE POTATO OP. —There are nittei 132°Tectntsiiedrfaeocrt:
tory reprts of then potato crop in Ireland, and
able progress has been made in storing the reduce the
the winter. Oa an average, the loss throughout out
country is estimated at not more than one•tbircl• the
the growers are receiving ample compensation too
present high prices. The marketable value of rotilease
has run up in more than au equal ratio with the decrwo
of yield. Th© smaller class of farmers, howeVry de.
be severe sufferers, in cases where the blight bas
etroyed the greater part of their limited oroPsb