The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-16 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY

FROM LLOYD'S.

PORTSMOUTN, AUG. 14 AND 15.—Wind W.—Arrived
the Mary, Thom, frum Bahia; Redport, Gibbons, from
Oporto; and Zebra yacht, from Gibraltar. Sailed the
Edward, Heaviside, fur Sincapore.

FAL)IOUTII, Aua. 13 AND 14.—Wind S.S.W.—Off
port, the Mary, Phippard, from Gallipoli. Sailed the
Cygnet packet, for Lisbon.
Livartroor., Aua. 11.—The Charlotte, from Quebec,
has been got off Pluckington Rock without &linage.
Ana. 12.—Arrived the Nimn, Leggett, from Africa;
Marshall M‘Donald, Sullivan, from New Orleans; Favou.
rite, Christie; Julius Caesar, Forster; Saladin, Murray ;
Gee. Canning, M‘Cleveland ; Anne, Eliss, aryl Jane,
Simpson ; Isabella, Kathy; and Robert Scourfield, Thomp-
son, from Quebec.

Aua. 14.—Arrived the Lindays, Rowe, from Maran-
ham ; Carolina Augusta, Memel!, from Savannah ; Mary,
Cumming, from Sierra Leone ; Harbinger, Horland,
from Miraniichi ; Margaret, Higbfield, from Palermo :
Ellen, Jenkinson, from Lisbon ; and Camoctig, Haram,
from Oporto. Off port, the Bridget, from Africa.
CLYDE, Atm. 13.—Arrived the Margaret Pallow,
Drysdale, and Saki., Tait, from Miratnichi ; Lady of the
Lake, from Bay Chaleur ; and Liberty, Penny, from Licata.

DEAL, Aua. 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Robert
Laing, —, and Henry, Wellesley, from Jamaica; Espe-
ranza, from Faro; [fern, Jenkins, from Trieste. Ar-
rived from London and remain, the Robert Edward, Mier-
trume, for New York ; Susannah Ann, Fergusen, for the
South Seas ; Fame, Dye, for Lisbon ; and Fenwiek, for
Berbice. The Cambridge, Zenobia, and others, outward-
bound, got under weigh, but have been obliged to anchor
again and remain.

SHIELDS, Auo. 11.—Arrived the Juliana, Crops, from
Dantzic; and Cadmus, Brown, from St. Petershurgh.
BELFAST, AUG. 10.—Arrived the Fingal, Morrison,
and Helen, Henderson, from Quebec; fialus, Zart, from
Miratnichi ; Jane and Martha, Sterling, from No►a
Scotia ; and John Dunscombe, Sedler, from Alicant.
Cowes, Auo. 12.--The Augusta, Faroness, from
Havre to Marseilles, has put in here, with loss of main •
mast, and considerable damage, having been in contact with
an American vessel—name unknown, yesterday, off Port-
land; three of the crew kept on board the American.

The Hector, Wilson, from Dantzic to London, upset off
Virginia on Friday evening, and sunk ; the master and a
seaman drowned

The Friendship, of Whitehaven, from America, was
upset when half seas over, and the master drowned ; crew
saved by the Thomas Tyne, arrived at Peteraburgh.
The Auspicious, Ord, bound to Quebec, pat back to
Topsham on Saturday, leaky.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE o' CL 0 Cir.

LIVERPOOL, Ann. 11.—The import of cotton this
week is 6,088 bags, and the sales reached 16,980 bags, at
last creek's prices. In sugar 1,300 hhds. British Planta-
tion have been sold this week, at an advance of 6J.
to Is. fur middling and low brown.
By the cstafette from Paris this morning we are in-
formed that the French Funds have fallen one per cent., a
circumstance not expected here; this is attributed by the
private letters to unfavourable accounts front Algiers, also
that the English at Paris have been selling largely.
The grand review of the National Guard, which was to
have taken place on the 15th, is said to have been put off
to the 22d of August.
Accounts from Toulon to the 9th August state that two
vessels have sailed from that port, one for Navarin, and
the other for Algiers, on board of which are the National
flags to be hoisted in the Levant by the French ship, of
war under Admiral De Rigny and Duperre ; they also
take out important despatches to Admiral Duperre, by the
brig Endymion arrived at Toulon from Algiers. It is
stated that she brings accounts front Admiral Duperre of
his having stopped two ships going to England, with 17
millions of francs, for account of M. Polignac.