The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-21 00:00:00

don ; Fame, Glasgow ; Lieut. A. Stillingwarf, Batavia;
Maria Cbarlotta, Hong Bong; Twee Godpieds, 4th, Lori-
don ; St. Martin, sth, London ; Dispatch,Liverpool;
Coila, Albany ; Providence, Bordeaux ; Lady Harvey,
Bombay ; Siroc, Boston ; Industry, Liverpool ; Aberfoyle,
London ; Eliza, Singapore ; Raveuscraig, Leith; Bet-
mondsey, London ; Henry the Fourth, Reunion; Pilgrim,
Algoa Bay ; Hydroose, 6th, Bombay and the Mauritiui;
Hindoo, New York; Alfred, Hamburg; Misses Claudine,
William and Jane, Banca, and Launceston, London ;
Banner, Bristol ; Reliance, Hobart Town ; Vivid,
7th, Glasgow ; Saladin, London; Adolphus, Bth,
Liverpool ; Strive and Persia, London ; Ringdove,
Liverpool and Bahia ; Henry Woolley, London;
Ocean Wave, Boston ; Rob Roy, 9th, Greenock; Oriental,
10th, London ; Elizabeth Wilthew, Newcastle ; Emily
Milner, 11th, San Francisco; Esther, 12th, from Chatham
Islands, with part of the crew of the Randolph (wrecked);
Lyra, 13th, Glasgow ; Nelson, 14th, Hartlepool ; Orestes,
Adelaide ; Herculean, 15th, Liverpool ; Marquis o f Bute,
London ; the Suffinatoola, Bombay: and the Alin, Ade-
laide. Sailed the Australia and Ann Hood, Deis. 4, to
Callao; Speculation, Bth, Madras ; Mid-Lothian, Singa-
pore ; Rialto, 7th, Mauritius ; Anglesey, Sydney ; Baron
of Bramber, Mauritius ; Pondicherry, to Pondicherry ;
Thane of Fyfe, 11th, Hobart Town ; United, 12th, Laun-
ceston.

NEW YORK, March 3.—J. J. Hathorn, from Liverpool
to Philadelphia, ran ashore on Hamburg Flats, in the De-
leware, with a pilot on board, Feb 27, and remained, dis-
charging her cargo into lighters ; neither vessel nor cargo
had received much damage, and she was expected to float
next day, at high' water. The Gladiator, cleared at Bal-
timore, Feb. 18, for Liverpool, but put back 28th, with
some injury to her upper w3rks, having been in contact in
the bay with the Appleton, from Boston to Baltimore,
she will be obliged to discharge some of her cargo, to repair.
The Alhina, from Wilmington to Liverpool, put back
Feb. 29, leaky.
HARWICH, March 18.—The Gezina Hendrika, from
Oporto to Ipswich, Newcastle, and Leith, encountered
severe weather on the passage, and had pumps choked and
rive feet water in the hold, which was -übsequently re-
duced to two feet, and having temporarily stopped the
leaks, reached Ipswich on the 11th inst., where she dis-
charged part of the cargo, and is now repairing.
INVERNESS, March 16.- Intelligence was received at
Leith, on Thursday, from Rotterdam, of the arrival -at
that port of Captain Currie, of the Dolphin, from Aber-
dour to Stromuess, which was abandoned on the sth of
February, in hit. 50, long. 2, in a very leaky state, by all
her crew, excepting himself.—(See paragraph, llth and
12th February).
DINGLE, March 17.—The Hercules (brig). of and from
Havre, for Senegal, was abandoned Feb. 18, oft Sybil Head,
on this coast—crew saved.
WESTPORT, March 18.—The Flor stated to be bound to
Cork, was brought in here yesterday, a derelict, having
been abandoned the previous day to a crow of Innista,nk
men, her own crew landing on the island. From the
damaged state of the ship and cargo, the latter is recom-
mended to be disc- arged.
BRISTOL, March 20.—Wind E. Sailed the Ajax for
Trinidad. The Island Lady, from Bristol, has arrived at
Melbourne.

HONG-KONG, Jan. 21.—The Wilhelmsburg sailed hence
for San Francisco, on the 19th inst., and put back yester-
day, with rudder broken, having struck upon a rock.
The Golden (a), in leaving San Diego harbour, grounded
on a quicksand bar and remained, and a sudden storm
springing up the aid then available could not take her off;
assistance was sent to her from San Francisco, and she was
got off, it is believed, much damaged, and has gone to San
Francisco to repair.
The S. J. Roberts, from Marseilles to this port, which
went ashore on Aancom beach Feb. 20, was going to pieces
on the 27th, and her cargo is washing ashore.
The Atar Gull (Tuscan brig), which sailed from Boston
Sept. 14 for Leghorn, with wheat, &c., has been lost on
the coast of France or Spain.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Westbrook, from London to Ceylon, Dec. 22, lat 19
S., long. 22 E.

The Susannah, from Christina, March 11, lat. 46 N.,
long. 12 W.
The Phenicien, bound west, the same day.
The George William, bound to Arracan, Dec. 25, lat 3
N., long. 94 E.
The Bernhard Castle of Exeter, March 18, 20 miles N.E.
of the Start.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

CHELMSFORD—MAR off 17.

There was a large supply of wheat on offer to-day, and
the millers and factors not being disposed to purchase ex-
cept on lower terms, very little business was transacted.
In the sales effected a reduction of fully 2s to 3s per qr.
took place. Barley Isto 2s cheaper. Beans and peas a
dull sale. Oats the turn dearer.

Prices to-day were as follow :—Wheat, white, old 638 to
to 83s Od, new 688 to 83s ; red, old 56s to 78s, new 59s to
78s ; barley, 28s to 36s ; chevalier, 34s to 39s ; grindinir,
21s to 308 ; malt, 61s to 65s ; chevalier, 64s to 70s ; oats,
23s to 29s ; peas, partridge, 4.► s to 45s ; white, 48s to 5Js
boiling s's to 61s ; dun, new, 408 to 43s ; beans, tick, 391
to 41s ; Harrow ticks, 37s to 43s ; Mazagan, 37s to 4Cs.

COLCHESTER -MARCH 18.

The supply of wheat moderate. Sales could only be
made to necessitous buyers at 3. to 4. per qr. under last
week's prices. Barley was also is to 2s per qr. cheaper.
The same remark applies to beans and peas.
Prices to-d ty were as follow :—Wheat, white, 763 to 806
red, 72s to 76s ; barley, 36s to 38s ; oats, 28. to 30s : beans,
Mangan, 36s to 3.38 ; middle and small, 38. to 44s ; peas,
white, 56. to 60s ; grey, 38s to 44..