The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-18 00:00:00

Nomine I Prices.

i'6% -:Th

1% 2 p
% Yt dis.
714, 8 p
2 2%p
1% 134 p

par ip

7 - 7%.-
4% - 43
1 -1%
1% - 13/8
5% - N p
7
3 39 p
-

2 - 3

7%-- 8

- 7

30 - 3014
13% - 1414
- P
.114:6- li p

57 -59
35 -36
30 - 301%

2 -21,4 p
16% - 17
9% - 10%

-
41,4 -
- 7 p.

MINES.
% P
%dia. p

... •• •

done
to-day.

74
_2834 8a
;,7%

IA 1 p
374, —1%
% N, dis.!
lii % dis.
3's % die.
5 6
7y —7%

% dis. par
43 —45

% %
6 -
-

.. •••

14 % dig.
%dis. par
1% 2 p
lA % dis.
Y 4- 3/4 P

5/8 dis•
%dis. par
4% 434
% % dis.
P
5/6 P
% %
111,4 12%

- % P
12 -13

714 8
4dis.— par
% % P

'-STOCK BANK,
58 - 59%
57 -58
15 - 16%
29 -30

18% - 19%
32 - 33%
46 -46 ix,

18% - 20
38 -39
46% - 47%
16%8 - 17%

1 -1%
49% - 50%
6 -6%
17 -18

••• --- •••
ICELLANEOUS.

7% x.d
4% x.d

31 30%
14
28%

31% 307/8
61,4

34
WA: %

3 - 4
50 -51

36 -37%
29 -30
453 -5%

50 —5l x.d
2 :2%

1614

PA, %

VA 5/8

114 54$

PA
15/8 % %

26%5

501 A

85 - 8614
41 -4t %
79 - 801/g

78 x.d

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

LONDON, Oct. 18.—Wind at noon, North; Ugh,
breeze, and fine clear weather,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18.—S1d.---Caroline, Smith,Calcutta;
Petrel, Africa; Coornella, do.; Juverna, do.; Emily,
do.; Artistic, Valparaiso; William and Elizabeth, New
Orleans; Imperial, do.; Glenlyon, Savannah; Gipsy,
Charleston; Cornatic, do.; Brewer, New York; Niagara,
Boston; Old England, Aden; Helena, Halifax; Anna
and Elise, Sydney, New South Wales ; Ballimore,
Geelong ; Asia, Calcutta; Seine, Paranaqua.
STOCKTON, Oct. 17.—The Emer, from London, on
shore at Seaton Carew, 28th Sept, has been got off, and
will repair here.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 16.--Wind S.W.—Arrived
Orinoco (steamer) Weat Indies.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 16.—Wind S.S.E.-17th, S.E.—
Arrived.—Caribbean, Singapore; Sultan, Akyab; Maria
Francisco, Mazatlan ; Gardyne,' Monte Video ; Lord
Maidstone, Maranham; Merchant, Buenos Ayres; Rilje-
rio, Bahia ; Dorias Prince, Baltimore; Mazurka, Mon-
treal; Curraghmore, Panama and Valparaiso ; New
Forest, Rio Grande ; Alfred, New York ; Moses
Wheeler, Boston ; Joseph Howe, Pugwash.
CARDIFF, OCT. 17.—The General Chasse, (Dutch
bark) for San Francisco, is aground on the West Mud
of the Bate Dock, in a bad position, and nearly on her
beam ends.

BERWICK, OCT. 16.—The Fifeshire, of Newburgh
Newcastle to Leith, struck on the North Goldstone
ve on
the 14th inst., and sank in deep water. Crew saved.
RAMSGATE, Oat. 17.—The Robert, of
of Faversham,
s run
into the Resolution, and went down off the Pier Head.
DEAL, OCT. 17.—Wind N.N.E., p.m., E.N.E., light.—
Arrd. from the River, and sailed Undine, Laun-
ceston, Van Dieman's Lend ; Valiant, Demerara ;
Louisa, St. Vincent ; Arvon, Geelong ; Roseal, Port
Natal ; Aigle, Gorree and Bathurst ; sm°, Akyab ;
Elsinore, New York ; Comet, Madeira.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Wind E , fresh breezes.
Arrd. Thomas Bly th, Mauritius ; Ormonde Bathbrandt,
Quebec ; St. Martin, Buenos Ayres.
CLYDE.—Arrd. Ann Harley, Quebec ; Melissa, do.;
Sailed St. Mary, Matanzas.,
QUEENSTOWN, OCT. 16.—Wind E.S.E., strong.
Arrd. Isabella, Honduras.
DouGLas, OCT. 16.—The Louisa Jane has been
got off shore hero with considerable damage.
DUNBAR, OCT. 16.—The Crispin, of and for Dundee,
from Nerve, has been got off shore here with con-
siderable damage.
FRASERBURGH, OCT. 16. The Sovereign, which
struck on the sands 6th inst., has come off much bagged
on the larboard side.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
LEGHORN, Oct. 9.—By a Royal Decree of the Bth
inst., the following resolution of the Board of Health
has been sanctioned, viz : All arrivals from the ports and
landing places in the kingdom of Prussia, the United
States of America, as well as all the ports and landing
places of any other country beyond the Straits of Gib-
raltar, Newfoundlapd and Labrador excepted, where
Cholera Morbus is likely to break out, are for the pre-
sent subject to a quarantine of observation of six days,
and to all the caution, conditions, &c., prescribed by the
Royal Decree of the 12th November, 1848.

THE LEAGUE BANQUET.—The Hon. C. P. Villiers,
M.P., writes undtehre date of Coble n
banquet,tz buttha tinh he
hisn re ipl leenednet state
to be presentat
loafnhdeianlih it a
time. veryHa
is u nactepr traeiane
ei
tf wd
eirl 1
mb ee
daibclael t otrreeaat
treatment
he
nEtn gi
n
the hands of a German doctor.
szmo-us Loss.—On Saturday information was
given by a person named Long, at present lodging in Artillery
y
court, Finsbury, of his having been robbed of 1001. b a set
of well-dressed sharpers. Long states that he lately returned
abgea
nh atde
A beenuatr
arlei
as i,daeendt
many years, but intended to emigrate
e
on Friday was at the East India docks, making • quiries
about shipping, when the men, of whom he now
complains,l
entered into conversation with him, and eventually succeeded
in easing him of 1001.

, FIRE IN BROAD-STREET, BLOOMSBURY.—Yester-
day afternoon, between the hours of one and two, a fire hap-
Bprooemd
sinburythedpinreinmei.sureospoof Mr.
destroyed,near Endella- sntdr ee
unfortunatelyt John Wigman, known as the
Upwards of
at No. 43, Broad-street,
s _mr2.owol.igwraoratuh
wasofprnoopterintymwreads.
FROM NEW BRUNSWICK.—We have received St.
John papers to the Ist inst. The agreement in behalf of the
European and North American Railway was formally signed
on the 2)th. It is however, subject to the ratification of the
Legislature, of which a special session will be summoned at
an early
day.—New York Herald.
For the last quarter, over a million and a quarter
of dead letters have been opened at Washington, containing
about 11,000 dolls. a portion of which has been returned to
its rightful owners.
REJOICINGS AT SEAFORDE.—On Monday evening
last the pretty village of Seaforde was gaily illuminated in
honour of the return of the Rev. W. B. Forde sod family
from a lengthened sojourn on the Continent. A large arch
spanned the main street, from which floated two pretty lags ,
bearing the appropriate inscription of " Caed Mille Failthe,"
and " Welcome Home," and two large tar-barrels blazed
adjacent to the arch.
DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.—At twelve o'clock
on Saturday the British and North American royal mail
steam-ship Niagara, Captain Stone, sailed from the Mersey,
with the usual mails, a good general cargo on freight, and
a full complement of passengers, among whom was Mr.
Abbott Lawrence, late Ambassador to the court of St. James,
who was aecompanied on board the Niagara by several of
the lc:al magistrates, including Mr. Willi= iitithinne, and
was cltecocl A hi, clepaiturv,