The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-16 00:00:00

LONDON, Feb. 16.—Wind this day at Noon, W. ; light
breeze, and fine, frosty weather.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 15.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Argo
(s s), from Southampton, for India.
DUNMORE, Feb. 15.—Wind, E. Arrived—Lord Ash-
burton, from St. John's, N. 8., with 20 feet of water in
her hold, and left for Liverpool in tow of a steam-tug.
YARMOUTH, Feb. 15.—The Emma Edin (schooner,) of
and for Jersey, is in the roads leaky, and with bows
damaged, having been run into by a light brig; the crew
refuse to proceed in her present state.
HULL, Feb. 15.—The Quoen of Scotland (s.), which
foundered in the mud in the Humber, 2d inst., has been
got off.
PERTHCAWL, Feb. 15.—The Susan, of and for Plymouth,
got on the breakwater, and received considerable damage.
JERSEY, Feb. 11.--Wind, E. Sailed—Friends, for
Pernambuco. _ _

SWANSEA, Feb. 15.--Wind, N. Arrived—Cuba, from
Coquimbo. Sailed-Mont Blanc, for Ceylon ; Countess
of Bective, for St. Jago do Cuba.
CARDIFF, Feb. 15.--Wind, N.N.E. Sailed—Neigam,
for Havannah. .

LOWESTOFT, Feb.ls.—The Fly (brig), of Whitley, which
was aground on the Main at Carton, 28th Dec., has been
assisted off.

CLYDE, Feb. 14.----Wind, S. Arrived—Anzeks, from
New York ; Lydra, -St. John's, N.B. ; Oncanasts, do.,
dismasted and waterlegged. Soiled—Glasgow (s s), for
New York.
STORNOWAY, Feb. 15.—Part of the hull of a vessel named
Mazeppa was cast ashore, bottom up, at Mailsta Uig, on
the 4th inst., and has since gone to pieces. Part of the
cargo consists of assorted wares for the Australian mar-
ket, also two casks of brandy, marked "J. and F. Martell,
M. L.," and 14 boxes of cheese, " S. 11. and Co." (Mom.—
The Mazeppa sailed from Liverpool on the lfith.January
last for Geelong.)
SUNDERLAND, Feb. 15. The Traveller, of this port, is
sunk near here ; three men drowned.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 13:7--The, Amsterdam, from Yar-
mouth, was abandoned off 'Wyk Aar Bum, with loss of
masts, and abandoned, balms since been taken into Neew
Deep.
HOBART TOWN, Oct. S.--The- remains of the wreck of a
large vessel, and of a boat, supposed a five-oared whale
boat, painted black, with a white ribbon, with the
maker's name " Risby, Brother 3,
Page," have been found
" on the keel and masts,
11 and five oars, maker's name 2.
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ou the Coast of Wedge Bay, Tetsman Peninsula, previous
to 4th inst.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EIJI tOPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESI tND, Thursday, 9.40 a.m.
Wind, N. ; fine. Tide, last hour, ebb.
Arrived-15th—Auna Meter„ from Antwerp ; Adonis
(s), Bordeaux.
Sailed--16th—John Banks, for Melbourne ; Fame (s),
Eblais ; Lord Wm. Bontinek, raipmisn.
DE lAL, Thursday, 9.20 a.m.

Wind, N. ; fine.
Anchored—Typhon, from Si ianghai, for London; Ilos,
Alexandria., for London.
Sailed—John Henry, for Ma aritius.

MARKET NEWS. -(THIS DAY.)

HAY MAI LBETS.

SITIVIFIELD.—Moadow hay , 31
Os
ditto, 4/ Os to 6/ Os ; and straw r, 11 to 5/ 58 ; clover
178 to 2/ 38 per load.
iggish demand.
A full average supply, and a :sll

CUMBERLAND.—Meadow ' .y, I 3s to 5/ 5s ; clover
ditto, 41 03 to 61 Os; and atm v, 11 18s to 2/ 4s per load.
Supply good, and trade rather • dull.
WillTECHAPEL.—llloadow h la—J,
Zi Os to Si N; clover
ditto, 4/ OA to 6/ 6s ; and stra sr, 11
.17s to 2/ 3s per load.
Trade rather dull.