The Sun.
London, England, 1849-10-17 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)
LONDON. OCT. 17.—Wind, light breeze and fine.
COLCHESTER, OCT. 15 —L-1. ship is list on the Guntleet
Saud, mailt,:ti en the stores " C-nyieror."
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 16.—Wind, E.6.E.—Acrd. GU-
diator, Williams, Now York.
STOKES BAY.—Arrd. Hampshire, Beattie, Bombay
and Cowes.
DARTM,UTH, OCT. 16.—Wind, E.—Sld. 15tb, Wi!-

Ham Woolley, Dominica.
FAL3Ic,IITH, OCT. I6.—Wind, E.N.E., strong.—Arrd,
15th, Telassar, Wood, Baltimore, for Havre.
BROADHAVEN, OCT. 11.—Arrd, British Queen, Bell,
St. John's, New Brunswick. for Londonthrry; 14th,
Lady of the ',Ace, Taylor, St. John's, Neivfoundiand,
for Clyde.
WARREN POINT, OCT. 15.—S1d. Janet, New York.

CLYDE, OCT. 15.—S1d.G.mrad, Mobile; Adonis,Mobile;
Agenora, Halifax.
LEITH ROADS.—Arrd. Signet, M'Quat, Quebec.
DEAL, OCT. 16.—Wind, S.E. to S.—Arrd. from the
River, Nimrod, Athens, Bombay. Arrd. from the River
and sld. Asia, Ro:ltell, Sydney; Themes Arbuthnot,
Heaton, Sydney; Duke of Bedford, Thornhill, Madras;
Borderer, Johnson, Bombay; Martin Luther, Hutton,
Bombay; Jane Glassin, bickering, Cape of Good Hope,
&c.; Indian Chief, Noble, Ceylon; Tweed, Catchpole,
C.tpe Coast Castle; Calypso, Eltriugham, Jamaica; Sophia,
Peng welly, Jamaica; David Lyon, March, St. Helena.
The piece of wreck observed on the Goodwin North
Saud yesterday is a portion of the Clio brig, Barnes,
from Alicta to Newcastle, wrecked 19th April last. A
vessel's head or quart„r board, painted black, with
" Therese" in yellow letters, overgilt, was picked up near
the Shingle end Station, 14th inst. A seaman's empty
chest washed ashore near the same place.
D LYNG EN ESS, OC r. 14.—Arrd. Cluny, Taylor, St. John's,
New Brunswick for Hull. Off Dungeness, 15th, Anto-
nia, Ilendrika, La Guayra for Rotterdam.
LITERPOOL, OcT. 16.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Patrick
Henry, Gordon, New York. Sld. 15th, Ann, Hon-
duras ; Nancy, St. John's, New Brunswick. 16th, Asia,
Calcutta; Heroine, Cape of Good Hope ; Bess Grant,
Buenos Ayres; Lancashire Witch, Buenos Ayres; John
Farnworth, Demerara;.. Choice, Santa Martha ; Rappa-
harnock, New York ; Deborah, Staten Island.
The Camilla steamer Brownless, arrived in the river,
reports that on the 6th and 7th inst. there was a very
heavy gale at Cronstsdt from the westward, in which
the vessels lying in the Roads suffered from coming in
contact with each other. For three hours in the after-
noon of the 7th inst. it blew a hurricane from W.N.W.
On rounding the Scaw, a schooner, stripped to her lower
masts, was seen on the 13th inst. on the reef.

STANDO ATE CREEK, OCT. 15.—Pieces of wreck of a
large size are drifting on shore here.
PORTRDINLLAEN, Ocr. 13.—The Hope,of Aberystwith,
went on shore on the 7th inst., about ten miles west of
this place; is discharging her cargo, but in a sinking
state.

HULL, OCT. 15.—The James and Ann schooner, of
Ipswich, apparently coal laden, was picked up this morn-
ing off the Humber, and assisted in here leaky. She is
supposed to have struck on the Banks.

-S-OUTHWOLD, OCT. 15.—A lee-board marked "Klodp,"
and a water. cask marked " Zoutmolk, Dp. N. D. 11.”
have been washed on shore near Dunwich.

MARKET INEW-s.:-(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY
The quantity of English Wheat received up to our
market, since Monday, has been trifling in the extreme.
So little was on offer to-day, that prices ruled nominally
the same as last advised. Fine Wheats were, however,
inquired for, and would have produced very full curren-
cies. The imports of Foreign Wheat have been only
2,950 quarters. The show of samples was limited, and
all descriptions moved off somewhat freely, at the ex-
treme quotations of Monday. Floating cargoes were
held for more money. No English Barley offering, and
the supply of Foreign was by no means extensive.
Malting and grinding sorts sold steadily; distilling
qualities slowly, at unaltered prices. We had a very
slow inquiry for Malt, but no alteration was observed in
the quotations. The best sound Oats were quite as dear.
In the inferior samples very little doing. Beans, Pt as,
and Indian Corn were tolerably firm. The demand for
Flour was slow.