The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-02 00:00:00

SPAIN.

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Our accounts from Madrid are of the 27th nit.
Generals Pezuela and Pavia had a long conference.,
on that day with the President of the Council ,
They were to embark for the West Indies:in the first
day of November.
The Espana declare sthe report of the calling cu t
of the battalions of reserve to be totally unfounded'
The Military Review states that the Minister 0'
War had addressed a royal order to the captains'
general, recommending them not to deliver per"
missions to reside in Madrid to any superior or in:
ferior officer on half-pay unless they proved tila..!
their families inhabited the capital, or that theil-
interests required their presence there .
M. Jose Maria Lopez, President of the Tiff
Commission, had been superseded in that office by
M. Jose Farinas, Under-Director of the Admin.'s"
tration of Taxes. This last post had been Or
pressed. _ _ -

The Three per Cents, were done at 401 ; ht e
New Three per Cents., at 21g ; the Debt of the
first class, at 9 1-16 ; and that of the second, at 4 i'

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS D dp•

LONDON, Nov. 2.----Wind this day at Noon, S. Vi P. • lig
breeze, and fine.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind, S. to S.S.E. Arrived-- '
Huntress, from London, for Yarmouth N.S. ; HOP°'
Cork. Sailed—Telemeco, for Naples ; Anna Martha,
Bayonne ; Marietta, Messina; American Congress, Ni.e°
York ; Northumberland, do. Put back—Tommasino• 1
Telemaco.

COWES, Nov. I.—Wind, S. Arrived—lsabella Blyt
h,
from Lond, for Swan River.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. I.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—gagi
dalena (s), West Indies, left St. Thomas' on the 16th 0„
Oct. ; Argyle (s), Carentan ; Ondine (s), Dublin, and left
for London.

RAMSGATE, Nov. I.—Wind, S., fresh. Arrived-13°'
sident Van Buren, from London, for Odessa, with puniPfl
choked, and it is expected that she will have to discharge.;
Alicia, New, for Bayonne ; Notre Dame de la Dell•
verance, from •Seaham, for Caen. Sailed—Mesange, for
Burgen.

FALMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind, S. strong gale. Arrived--
Recovery, from Sierra Leone, for Plymouth ; John Avete'''
Havannah ; St. Filomeno, Taganrog ; Rapido, Alberingo,
from Bremen, for Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 1. -Wind, S. Arrived—Ann Mar
garotte, Skien ; George Thomas, Newfoundland, forßouen
Protection, Santander ; Orestes, London, for Melbourne j
Catharina, Newcastle, for Algiers, to stop a leak. Sailed
—Maria Christina (s), Cadiz.
DARTMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind, S.W. Arrived-04W'
Quebec ; Vigilant, Idlyth, for Croisie ; Regina di Belg";.
Ibrail, for London, leaky, with loss of sails, and other
damage, and cargo heated.
DUBLIX, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.S.W. Arrived—X. Y. Z,
Ibrail ;• Rose, Bordeaux ; Mary Ann, Archangel ;
(s.), London.

WATERFORD, Oct. 29.—Wind, N.W. Sailed—Five
St. Domingo ; Challenger, Clyde.
DUMFRIES, Oct. 29.—Arrived—John Wilson Quebec.
HARTLEPOOL, Oct. 31.—Wind, S., a gale. 'Arrived--
Emanuel, Altona ; Jenne Aelec, Nantes. Sailed—Loniee
Jacobs Johanna, Hong Kong; Vier Gebruder Batavier;
Peerless, St. John's, Newfoundland. ,
MUMBLES, Oct. 31.—Arrived--Queen of the 00014
Queebec, for Port Talbot.

- SLIGO, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Eroe, C°ll-
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WATERFORD, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.S.W. to W. ArrA
—Regia, Galatz. Sailed—Firefly, St. Domingo ;
Chal-
lenger, Clyde.
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SHEERNESS, Nov. I.—Wind, S. to S.S.E. Arrived."'
Sarah Millidge, Honduras. ,
HELFORD, Oct. 31.—Arrived—Emmanuel, Quebec. ,
CORK, Oct. 31.—Wind, S. S. E. Arrived—Ajax (sfr
London. Sailed—Liverpool, Barbadoes.
SUNDERLAND, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.S. W. Arrived— City
of Rotterdam, Boulogne ; Camilla, Dunkirk ; Jaskelinup
Rotterdam ; Julia, Stettin ; Ancona, do.
BRISTOL, Nov. - Wind. S. W. Arrived—Phantom,
Cronstadt.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. I.—Arrived—Strive, Tatmagouche ;
Eldon, Quebec • Kuzimy, Odessa.
SWANSEA, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Elizabeth
Rose, Caldera ' • Queen, Prince Edward's Island.
SALCOMBE, Oct. 31.—Wind, S.S.W. Arrived-Id°'
Wood, Malaga for Leith, with sails split, bulwarks goner
forestay carried away, &c.
TORBAY, Oct. 21.—Wind, S.S.E, Arrived—Burn-
coose, Rouen for Swansea; South Durham, Cork for
Boulogne.
GRIMSBY, Nov. I.—Arrived—Leipsig (s), Hamburg";
Johanna Georgians, Hermosand. Grimsby Roads.
Arrived—H.M.S. Archer, Shetland for Sheerness, boilers
out of order; Alacrity, Cronstadt; Lord Stanley, do.;
Maria Theresa, Shields for Naples ; Romance, Shields, for
Havre ; Mary Ann, Shields for Schiedam.
QWEENSTOWN, Oct. 30. Wind, S.W., blowing strong..
Arrived—Flying Childus, Hong-Kong; Arab, Callao;
Ellen, Callao ; Medora, Porto Rico, for Dublin ; Renner,
do. ; Lima, Honduras ; -Urania, Spartan, Try Again, and
Tottenham, from Quebec; Ajax, London ; Phcenix, Clrittx
for New York, leaky.
CLYDE, Oct. 31.—Wind, W. Arrived—Arabian, Wincl'
sor, N.S. • Henry Wood, Bathurst • Royalist, Quebec;
Viola, Newfoundland • Prosperite, Charente ; Augustine
Clara, do. ; Ohio, Havannah. Sailed—Sapphire, Jo'.
boltrne ; Pursuit, Havannah.
LEITH, Oct. 31.—Arrived—Hero, from Malaga ; Catlo;
rina, Copenhagen ; Anne, Catherina, Nakskor ; Carl,
Auguste, Danzig ; ouise, Sophie, Gode Haab, AtiguswP
St. Petersburg ; Nouvelle, -Union, Bordeaux ; „01l ,f
Rouen ; Ivanhoe (s), Rotterdam ; Junge Fied, Nyeteu
Aurora, Rostock ; Louisa, Stettin ; Ellen, Catherine,
Danzig ; Kjerstine, Maria, Pillau ; Alwina, Memel ;
Vriendschap, Riga ; Elliott, Cronstadt ; Tiger, Dram.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, 10.30
Wind, W.S.W., strong breeze, and fine.
Arrived—New City of Cork, from Jamaica • Margaret,
Prince Edward's Island; Highland Mary, Quebec; Severn,
Bonny ; Ohio; New York ; England, St. Andrews ; Pro.
gross and Speed, Quebec ; Caroline, Callao ; Joseph Pn,r;
ratt, St. John's, N.B. • Lancheden Castle, Miraminh"
Charles Challoner, Quebec.
Off the port—The ship Queen Victoria.
The Victoria steam tug was sent out last night to the
Henry Winch, from Calcutta, that had been ashore on the
Horse Bank, and afterwards anchored in Brigs Hole ; the
life-boat also remained alongside all night.
Sailed—Baltic, United States Mail steamer, for ANTelr
York.

HOLHEAD Nov. 1.
Put in—The Margaret, for Rotterdam,Y
and Sydney au'
Jane, for Venice, both from Liverpool.
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The screw-steamer Metropolitan BELFAST
from Glasgow,3l for
London, ran on the Long Rock on Saturday night, owing
to her compasses being wrong. She got off and in 11„ere:,
and will be put into the patent slip to be examined. ,
makes but little water.

WATERFORD, . - k
The Regia, from Galatz, in coming up the rOCT
iver,3l t°°_"
the ground at Smelting House Point during some
Iglu'
and remains making much water.
The Ellen of Milford, from Waterford, for Liverpool,
sunk at Duncannonby, pitching on a mooring buoy.
(By SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)