The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-24 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1838.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, Nov. 23. —Wind NE. maderate.—Came down from
the River and sailed the Pyranee-, Levexey, f Hobart
Town ; Brothers, Drysdale, for Smyrna; Jane May, May,
for St. Vincent's ; Peter Procter, Barlow, for Jamaica ; Me-
diator, Chaniplin, for New York.
PORTSMOUTH, -Nov. 23.—Wind E. by N., fine.—Arrived
the Stag, Prideaux, from Seville, for London, in twenty-
one days—on Sunday last, off the Lizard, spoke the
schooner Vivacious, of Harwich, from Seville, for Lon-
don. The Excel, Read, Waterford for London, with
a valuable cargo, ran on shore on Kemmeridge Ledge,
near St. Albans, during e gale and thick hazy weather on the
21st inst., at 10. a.m., thumped very hard and the 5,,a broke
over her, and it was feared the bottom would be knocked out
At tl2. a m , her Majesty's ship Vulc.in a ent to her assistance,
but did not succeed in gettihg her afloat till four boats and
men were procured from the shore at 8, a.m., on the 22d
inst. The said schooner was afterwards taken in tow by the
Vulcan, and is now in the harbour leaky. Put back, the
Phoenix, 1-I,rtb, for Christiana.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22 —Wind E S. E —Arrived the Solace,
Barrett, from Denia ; Louisa, Elliot, from S ‘ville ; Rhodes,
Matthews, fru m Mogach re ; Belle Antonia, Sarragose, from
Malaga ; Vigilant, Morflen. from the South Seas ; Mena,
from ; Prima Donna. Stu,well, from Demerara ;
Aquila, Paris, from Denia ; Ellen, Pills from S •ville ; Prince
G.-orge, F ster, from Montreal ; Queen Victoria, from
iv Ba hurst ; Mcomg• Star, from Ceylon ; Sultan, Barron,
from H imburgh. Sailed the Ganston, Jarvis, for Seville.

FALmotrit,- Nov. 22. —Wind E. to E. S. E., moderate
breezes and cloudy.—Arrived the Eliz ibeth, Cumming, from
Lisb.4l—spoke the Jersey Tar, of Jersey, from Liverpool for
Alexandria, on 16th inst , in lat. 45. 58 N., lon 12 45 W.
Off port, the Peko, Gillis, from Manilla. Sailed the Caro-
line, Reed, for Santa Martha; Catherina Charlotte, Lilo, for
Lisbon.

LivEneom, Nov, 23.—Wind E., fresh.—No arrivals. Sailed
the Is:ibella Dick, M'E.ay, for Nwies ; Ada, Gribou, for
Trinidad ; Falcon, Mairs, for Nassau ; Camoens, Barnes, for
Oprto Gibson, for Boston ; Shakspeare, Ander-
son, for New Orkiiiis ; Thomas Miller, Hutchinson, for Per-
nambuco ; Thomas, Scollay, for Trieste.
STANGATE CREEK, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Index, Gill,
from Patr4s.

CHATHAM, Nov 23.—Arrived the Eleanor, Clark, Riga.
PENZANCE, N )v. 22.—Arrived off port the Henrietta, Sher-
ris, from Seville.
CROOKHAVEN. Nov. 22.—Arrived Julia. Nicholls, London.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Brannus, Zanelun,
from Charente.

YOUGHAL, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Eliza, M'Carthy, from
London; John arid Mary, Shannoek, from London.
PENTLAND FRITH, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Scotia, Mearns,
from Riga.
SHIELDS, Nov. 22.—Arrived Andrew Watson, from Riga.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (THIS DAY), URI, GTE t r (7. CK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET OF YESTERDAY. —The trans-
actions of the week arc again exceedingly large, and a further
improvement of per cent. has tal.en place in the price of
common to fair qualities of American, and A to 4 on Surat,
but more particularly on the middle and better qualities of the
latter. In Brazil, and other long staple, the late advance is
fully established, and very extreme prices are now obtainable.
Whilst one individual concern. and the largest importers
this year from the States, continue: to posess such a powerful
influence on the market (having under its controul a very
great proportion of the stock of American in first hands), we
cannot expect otherwise than our present rates will be main-
t .fined. Speculators have taken 1,000 hales of American,
2,000 Surat. 700 Pernams, 200 Bahia. The sales today
amount !O 7,000 bales of all kinds.
No communication from the telegraph.
Arrivals this morning—French mail, ship letters from Cey-
lon, May 26, and Mauritius July 9.
By the above arrival we have received a Mauritius Price
Current of June e 6.

Exchange on Lond,n, Government bilis, thirty days' sight,
3 to 34- per Cont. premium; Mauritius Bank Bills, 90 days,
none ; Private Bills, 9 days 1 per Cent. prem., scarce ; Pri-
vate Bills, 6 months' sight, at par; on France, 90 days'
sight, 1 per Cent prem.
Exports of Sugar from Sept. 12, 1837, to June 25, 1838,
74,125,4821b5.