The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--- (THIS DAY.

LONDON, Jan. 4.--It blew a gale last night from
N.W., and a heavy fall of snow took place to the extent
of from 6to 8 inches. The drift varied in places from 2
to 3 foot and more. A similar fall of snow has not been
experienced for the last seventeen years. •
OFF HASTINGS, Jan. 2.--Maroon, from Dundee, for
Sydney, N.S.W.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. a—A severe gale from E.N.E. pre-
vailed last night. Two schooners are lost near Dawlish.
The Atalanta, of Exeter, was wrecked on Exmouth Bar ;
crew saved. A vessel, with mainmast, mizentopms.st, &e.,
gone—decks swept, and no appearance of any one on
board, was passed on the 20th Oct. by the Hudson; Mau-
ritius to London, which vessel was spoken, Oct. 27 (133
days out), by the St. Hilda, arrived here.
DEAL, Jan. 4.—lt has been blowing a very heavy gale
all night from S.E. by E., and continues. No mail was
dispatched last night from hence, in consequence of the
weather. A galliot is seen beyond the Goodwin Sands,
and will become a wreck. Fears are entertained for the
safety of the crew, as no boats can proceed to their assist-
ance from here.
GLOUCESTER, Jan. 3.—Arrived—Kelvin, London, for
Mobile. Sailed Pauline, St. Thomas ; Barrahona,
Jamaica ; Sarah and Emma, New Orleans.
SHIELDS, Jan. 4.—Five or six sail are on shore on
Tynemouth Rocks. Strong sea; wind S.E.
NEW Youx, Dec. 16.—The Porto Rico, of Camden, was
fallen in with, 7th Dec., lat. 35, long. 68, water-logged and
abandoned.
HAVANNAH, Jau. 7.—The Louise (French brig), Havre
to Tampico, has been wrecked on the Colorados—crew
saved.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—The Roman, Canton io this port,
was abandoned in a sinking state, 28 N. 28 W. ; crew and
a passenger saved by the R. B. Foster, arrived here, and
by the W. Price, Rio for Philadelphia.
ANTWERP, Jan. 2.—The Eugene et Leon, of Bayonne,
sailed from Havana, 20th August, for Havre ; the Mario
Francois° sailed from Martinique, 23d August, for New-
foundland the Marie Caroline left Cuba towards the 15th
August, and have not since been heard of.
MIRA.MICHI, Dec. 17.—The Golden Light, in proceeding
'to sea 4th inst., took the ground, and was so cut by the ice
as to become waterlogged the following day, and is now a
wreck.
GASPE, Dec. I.—The brigantine G. D. T., of Montreal,
put into Perco, 2d inst., with crew mutinous ; shipped a
pilot and some fishermen, to bring the vessel round to this
port, but after making two attempts, was obliged to put
back (this port being closed by ice), and the vessel leaky,
without a crew, and having lost sails, anchor, &c., has dis-
charged, stored her cargo, and been beached.
HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 22.—Severe gales have been ex-
perienced lately in the vicinity of Turk's Island and Ber-
muda, several vessels disabled, and others lost. The Hum-
boldt, (s.), has become a wreck, with about one-third of
her cargo on board.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind, E. ; moderate, with light falls of snow and sleet.
Arrived—Australia and Now York,. from New York ;
Countess of Elgin, Bombay ; Alcyone, Quebec.
Off the Port—Ocean Queen, from Pugwash ; Euxine,
Bathurst ; Amistiana, Zenobia.

(BY BUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
DEAL, Wednesday, 10.30 A.M.
Remains—The Austrian ship Alexander, for Hull ;
English barque Robert Watson, for Antwerp ; English
brig Bride of Abydos, for Antwerp; and English brig
Orion Oeion, for Boulogne.

MARKET NEWS-(TIIIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

Tho supplies are very moderate. The state of the wea-
ther stops all work upon the river, and very few sales are
being made from on board ship. This morning wheat is
held with increased firmness, and the millers have to pay
an advance when purchasing. Barley is also held for more
money, granaried parcels of Oats being at Monday's rates
to needy buyers. All other Corn is fully as high, but the
amount of business doing is not extensive.

Wheat.
880

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
1 Barley. I M alt.
1,4 ,0 I
730 I

Oats.
1

Flour.
820

English ..
Irimi •• ••
Foreign ..

6,8 4 0

2,110 i 12,7-70br