The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING- (THIS DAY.

DIAL, FEB. 7.—Wind S.S.W.Tmederatc.—Came down from the
River and remains the Pomona, Senior, Rio Janeiro; Coquette,
Murray, Rio Grande; Lord Ogilby, Mon is, Odessa ; Neptunus,
Lisbon. Arrived and remain the Albatross, Westmoreland, Sydney;
Minerva, Ireland, India; Montrose, New York. A steamer, name
unknown, is an the Goodwin Sands. Beats have proceeded to her
assistance.

POILTSMOUTII, FEB. 7.—Wind W.S.W. to S.S.W., fine.—Ar.
rived the Tracian, Brown, Rotterdam ; Commodore, Richards,
Bristol ; Si!ura, Walls, St. Michael's ; Macassar, Strubery, London.
PLYMOUTH, CSII. o.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Lady Newman,
London ; Caroline, St. Gilles.
F....downs, Faa, 6.—Wind W.S.W., fresh breezes anal rain, with
thick weather.—Arrived the Express Packet, Lieut. Croke, Vera
Cruz—sailed on the 15th December, Tampico, 28th ditto, and
Havannah on the 1 lth Jan.; on freight 106,000 dollars and 95
sirens of cochineal ; La Prudence, Merret, Lucon ; Georgina,
Evans, London ; Falmouth, Farwell, do.; her Majesty's steamer
Lieut. Pt itehard, Plymouth, and sailed again for thence. Arrived sir
port the Atlas, Schmidt, Antwerp. Sailed Rambler, Gilbert, Liver.
pool ; Cornwall, London.
LIYEEPOOL, Fan. 7. —Wind S.E. to S.W.. light breezes.—
Arrived the Itimac, Dixon, front Rio Janeiro; Rowena, Paraiba;
Wm. Goddard, Mobile; Clelane.lodge, Mann, Charleston ; Enlar
Allen, do,; Montinello, St. John's, N. 8.; Orbet, do.; St. Patrick,
Newfoundland; Lucy Sharpe, Bordeaux; James Cook, do.; Wil.
helmina, Rotterdam. Off port the Limena, from Nassau; Collin.
tution, New Orleans. Sailed the North America, for New York ;
Racer, Curtis, St. Michael's; D a ta, Walters, Malaga ; Waterlilly,
Legget, Lisbon.
COWES, Fen. 7.—Wind S.W. Arrived the Falcon, Macbeth,
from China. _ _ _ _ .

VII
ANISGITS, Fes. 7.—Arrived the Minerva, from Ireland; Emelie,
Bordeaux.
SMEERNUSS, FEe. 7.—Arrived, the Regina, from London.
HASTINGS, Fun. 7.—Arrived off, the Anna Robertion, Hamilton,
from Canton, sai!ed from the Cape of Good Hope Dec. 8.
SWANSIZA, Fee. 6.—Sailed Charles Clarke, St. Jago da Cuba.
ALDBOROUGN, Fun. 7.—Arrivcd the Caroline, Caspusvn, Kiel.
DovElt, Fr.e. 7.—Arrived off, the Superior, Cowley, Demerara.
MILFOR F.e. 6.—Arriv d e Prospee',Brown, from a o
leaky, and with pumps choked. . _

HULL, FES. 7.—Wind S W.—Arrived, the Anna Maria, Cux.
haven ; Princess Victoria (steamer), Antwerp.
SHIELDS, nia. 6.—Arrived the Mathelda, Ehleliar, from Feh.
mun ; Cato, Christie, Rochefort ; Swamn, Melt; Nyborez; Emma,
WeAs, Rotterdam; Caroline, Storm, Kiel; Trindre Produ,
ditto ; Rachel, Riis, Copenhagen ; Juno, Dodd, Boulogne; Pro-
metheus, Payne, ditto; Hero, Matthews, Hull; Betsy, White,
ditto ; Amelia, Nicudez.
DUBLIS, FEB. 6.—Arrived the Royal Victoria, Bc'l, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Dublin Lass, Silk, London ; Royal Ade-
laide steamer, ditto.
DUBLIN BAY, FEB. 6.—Arrived 013 Demerara, Mire; from
Demerara. .

KINGSTOWN, Fan. 6.—Arrived the Traveller, Sutherland, from
Liverpool.ATzg
w roßn, F.D. 4.—Arrived the Queen Victoria, Bellow,
from London
COCK, FED. 5. Arrived the Harmony, front Smyrna.
LONDONDERRY, Fan. s.—Arrived the Amity, Warner, from Riga
SCILLY, Fan. s.—Arrived the Ada, Tre;zarther, from London.
Sailed the Herald, Gibson, for. St. Michael's; Lord of the Isles,
Tr:garther, dittc.
DEAL, Fan. 7.—The Fadernislandet, Enguist, from Shields to

Messina, was on shore this morning near Saint Michael's Bay, but
assisted off with loss of anchor and cable, and part of the false keel,
&c., and rem .ins.
Doves, FEB 7.—The Ocean, Farro, ran on shore this morning,
two miles to the westward, but is expected to be got oft
LivEarool., Fria. 7.—The Louisa, Newall, from Mobile, arrived
here with loss of bowsprit, cutwater, &c , having been in contact
with the Liverpool_ steamer, for New York, yesterday at 7, 30 p.m.,
about eight miles to the eastward of Point Lynes. The Liverpool
proceeded without apparent injury.
HASTINGS, FEB. 7.—The Dunlop, from Liverpool to Sydney, was
wrecked in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, 728th Nov.—clew and
passengers saved.
SIIIBLDS FEB. 6.—The Carlow, Wilson, which sailed hence to
Londcn, last week, very leaky, proceeded as far as Scarborough,
when she made so tnuch water, that she was ohliged to put back on
the 4th.

NEWPORT, FED. 6.—The Plinty, Gray, bound to Newcastle, in
beatlug down the River last evening, took the ground and lay on her
beam ends, but righted the following tide after being lightenen—
she makes a considerable quantity of water, and must discharge part
of her cargo to repair.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY

CORN-EXCHANGE.

There are this week small supplies of English Wheat and Flour,
considerable of Barley, Oats, and Foreign Wheat. The trade for
Wheat is still dull, but Monday's prices are firmly maintained for
the sales that:have been effected. Barley, Beans, and:Pease are heavy,
but not cheaper. Oats, except of goad quality, are rather lower,
with a slack sale. Flour retains its dulness, and ship parcels are
offering at 535. to 545. per sack. The weather continues very ITC -
which makes our buyers hesitate to purchase,
RRIVALS.
Wheat. 1 Barley.
English
Irish
Foreign

Oats. Fleur
4,730 irs 1;11.-
26,460
6,960 brls.