The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-25 00:00:00

STORM AT LIVERPOOL.

We have been visited with a very Furious gale of wind,
which we regret to say has caufr,Nl considerable damage to
the shipping that were oft" tke port. The storm commenced
an Friday at midnight, and continued nearly the whole of
the following mar:Lig, the wind being from the west. The-
following arP 'Clic disasters reported by the telegraph, and
we IntlP.'.l fear that the lapse of another day will materially
to the list :

Telegraph Office, Jan. 23.
A small sloop sunk on the East Hoyle, near the Jackson's
buoy. Three men are in the rigging at 2. 30. P. rd. The life-
boat cannot het alongside.
An inward-bound ship off the floating light has just carried
away her mizen-mast (1. 15. P. M.) She a large vessel, with
painted ports, and a figure-head—she has shown no signals.
Another inward-bound shin off the floating lights, with loss
of foretop-s3il. She has a figure head and 'bright stiles—has-
shown no signals. •
An inward-bound barque is aground on the Brazil Bank, at
4. 50. P. M.

The Montezuma, for Vera Cruz. and the Gllston, from St.
Thomas, have put back ; the latter vessel with hiss of fore-
mast, Maintop-mast, &c.
We refrain from noticing- the various rumours of the loss of
a large steamer, &c., until more certain information can be
ot.tiined.

The first ship .alluded to by the telegraph is the Ava, from
St. Andrew's, N.B. The second is the Grotius, from New
Orleans, now on shore in Baotle-bay, after beating over.. the
North Bank.

WHEAT AND FLOUR IN FRANCE
COMPARED WITH LONDON.

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WHEAT.
The highest price of the best Wheal in. Paris is 232 francs per 11,- hectolitre, which is equal to 355. 10d. per
English quarter. The price of the best Wheat in Mark-
lane is 50s. per quarter, showing a difference of 14s. 2d. per
quarter, or 364 per cent., and the fifty gs, which is
the price of but eight bushels of Wheat in London, will in
Paris procure upwards or eleven bushels and a quarter.
FLOUR.
The highest price of Flour of the " first mark" in Paris
is 47 frarieS per 159 kilogrammes, which corresponds with
295. 71d. per English sack of 280 pounds. The highest
price for the best town-made Flour in London is 38s. per
sack, the difference being Bs. 4d. per sack, or above 28 per
cent.: and the thirty-eight shillings which in London buys
but 280 pounds of Flour, will in Paris procure 360 pounds
of the best Flour.

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We regret to state that late on Friday niffht or early
on Saturday morning, the brig Sarah, of this port (Yar-
mouth), Captain Boward, was lost off the Dudgeon. Two
smacks passed her at the time, but notwithstanding the
Sarah had signals of distress hoisted, they passed on. The
crew saved themselves by taking to their boat.
The Address of the Diocese of Leighlin to his
Grace the Lord Primate, is described by the Mail in
glowing terms. Our Orange contemporary is irate that
Lord Plunkett should imagine that the law-established
Clergy submitted to'the dictation of their superior ep.isco.
the 4th,
palians in the expression of opinion. A curate of ceArse is
wholly independent of this Bishop and the whole eu,iseopacy.
WILD SWANS.—On Monday, January
rho open state or the
fine flock of wild swans, twenty-eight :m- number, a
the good fortune to bray* down mne;.
hheonf-: t•si-e'er;l:ees.
difficult of approach. Mi '
weather
iaotr:ent
%id,.
eeerr2rne
dioi
jul
tdt
_r.
Lacy,
at the distance of about 230
yards ; one slug only ha% ing,
hit the bird.
ADDRESS TO TILE KlNG.—Thursda3,r' iliQ Town
Council of Shtewsbury voted an address to
hi .Majesty, expressing attachment to his Majesty's person and family,
and
approbation of his Majesty's Ministers, and their mea-
sures.---Shrewsbury Chronicle. Hull also, as well as nume
rous other Municipalities, have adopted our Counsel, and_
sent up addresses of thanks to his Majesty.