The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-18 00:00:00

of Rome, are 4-"-

.areatened by the Spaniards, .I;rea.
iss, who appear to net in concE-rt
the French. Three edicts have been i;tib-
pshe,l at Rome by the Government ; one decree-
'nig a medal of honour to the combatants,
another exhorting the people to calmness, and a
third directing that those who remain without shelter,
in consequence of their houses being destroyed by
shells, shall be received into some convent or palace.
The Assembly is determined to resist, first, at the
walls, then at the barricades, end I.ettly, in the palace
of the Assembly. A bulletin has been publi.hed,
stating that the French were leaving the Villa Pam-
fili, and concentrating their forces at Monte Mario.
Ancona still resists. Marshal RADLTZKY has reviewed
the Austrian troops at Leghorn.
The Concordia of Turin states from Venice, June
4, that since the taking of Maighera, the Austrians
direct all their efibrts against the bridge of the la-
goons, which is perfectly able to resit. All their
attempts as2ainst Fort. Brondolo had miscarried.
Notwithstanding the blo'ckade, and the occupation of
the coast by the Austrians, Venice continued to receive
provisions in great abundance.

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LLOID'S SIIIIJPING--(TIIIS DA,Y.)
LONDON, JUNE 18.--Wind this day at noon 5..%V.,
rn)6rato and fit i‘

OFF _HOLYHEAD, JUNE 18. G. A AU—Caledonia steamer,
But,ton; lett 6th inst,, and fluivax 9ch.
CLYDE, JUNE 16.—Wind N.W.—SII. 15th, William,
Large, Demerara; Monarch, St. Croix and Porto Rico;
Union, Nevi, York; Brooksby, ditto. 16th, Mary, New
York; Allan Brown, Boston.

WATERFOR-D, JUNE l6.—Wind E.S.E. to W.S.W.
and N.—Std. 15th, Tiatlia, Quebec; Ann Kenney, ditto.
YOUGHAL, JUNE 1 6.—51(1. 15:h, Helena, New Yolk.
Conic:JUNE 15. —Wind variable.—Sld. Apollo, Que-
bec; Euphrates, unto.

CASTLETOWN, BEARHATEN, JUNE 15.—S1d. Ocean,
St. John's, New Brunswick; Eulas, ditto; both with
(inigroutf.

6lt ANGEHOUTIL, JUNE 14. —Arrd. Joanna, licddock,

SHIELDS, JUNE 1 6.—Wiipd E.N.E.—SId. 15th, Tons-
ber4, New Yolk; Emilie, Rio Janeiro.
HELL, JUNE William Darley, Bombay.
LIMERICK, JUNE 15.—The Ganges, from Liverpool
(with sail), which arrived 12th inst., got ashore on the
Slof, about :ix miles down the river, was assisted, and
has been towed up to the quay today.
PuIaS3IuUTIL JUNE 17.—Wind N. to W.N.W,—Arrd.
16th, Devouehire, Hovey, London, and sid. hr New
York. 17th, Sr. Paul, Buljohr, Bahia, for Hamburgh;
Gi►;raltar, Jordan, Aiwa: LAS.

DEAL, JUNE 16.—Wind N.N.E.; 17th, A N.N.E.
to N.N.W.; P.M. S.W. to S.S.W.-17th, Arrd. Ivanhoe,
Hattray, Matanzas. Arrd. from the River, Malcolm,
Sim, Demerara. 16th, Arrd. from the River and
Rookery, Greig, Launceston, Van Dieman's Land; Cam-
perdown, Denny, Calcutta; Sea Park, Humphries, ditto;
Windsvvorth, Walters, Rio Janeiro; 17th, Mahomed
Shah, McMeikan, Port Philip ; Emily Smith, Dawson,
Algoa Bay; Globe, Liddell, Cape or Good Hope; Clio,
De Grouchy, Buenos Ayres ; Arab, Ilossack, ditto;
Amity, Biacklock, Berbice; Eliza McPherson, Trinidad;
Rockers, Neilson, St. Vincent's; 11,r)se, Doane, Halifax,
Nova Scotia; Elphinstone, Tillman, Quebec.
CowEs, JUNE 17.—Wind N. and N.N.W.-16tb,
Arid. Julie, Peters, Rio Janeiro; 17th, Royal Saxon,
Thomson, Akyab; Asie, Drout, Calcutta, and proceeded
for Havre.

G UERNSEY, JUNE 12. Arrd. Harriet, Renouf,
Buenos Ayres.
SCILLY, JUNE 14.—Wind E.S.E.-12th, Arrd. Armi-
nico, Nordenholz, Bahia; Ida, CbristiauFen, Rio Janeiro.
BaLMULLET, JUNE 15.—A topmast, lower yard, and
head of lower mast, with rigging attached quite fresh,
and the lanyards cut, were picked up a few days since
off the Staff of Broadhann. A four-oared boat, with
stern stove in, and no name distinguishable, has also been
picked up ashore a few miles to the westward of this.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 17.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Supe-
rior, Crowder, Barbadoes. Sid. 15th, Milan, Phila-
delphia; Bombay, St•iten Island; 16th, Canopus, Cal-
cutta ; Robert Bradford, Calcutta; Nautilus, Lima;
Bonunga, Lima; Otter, Buenos Ayres; Gardme, Rio
Janeiro; Hibernia steamer, New York; Reliance, Bos-
ton; Monterey, Boston; 17ih, Sea, Sydney, New South
Wales; Minstrel Boy, Buenos Ayres; Bolivar, Cindad
Bolivar; Avon, Havannah; Agues, Nassau; Elsinore,
New York; William Vail, Quebec. Off port, Sarah
Sands, steamer; M. Shalicross.

SHIELDS, JUNE 15.—The Sisters brig, of Scar-
borough, from London, in coming into the harbour got
upon the Middle Ground, where she remained for four
hours, apparently with little or no damage. The Albion,
brig, of London, in coming into the harbour, also got
upon the Middle Ground, where she will remain until
the rise of the tide.

OFF DOVER, JUNE 16.—Remittunde, New Orleans
for Antwerp.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Wind N. to N.W.—Arrd.
Pludo, Lipowatz, Bahia; Pauli, Boljahn, Bahia; Hans,
Jaberg, Laguna; Republic, Schulz, Buenos Ayres; Von
Vineke, Harde, Puerto Rico; Caroline, Carling, Varna.
Ponrsmount, JUNE 17.—Wind N. to W.N.W.—
Arrd. Gladiator, Williurni, New York.

MARKET kr I: Ws —(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE-MONDAY.

With acme few excaptieus, the accounts which have
come to hand this morning in reference to the growing
crops are very favourable. Wheat and Oats are now in
ear in must of our forward counties. Letters from the
near continental ports state that a good, though not to
say extensive, demand prevails for Wheat and Flour
for shipment to England. During last week the arrivals
of all Grain, as well as Flour, of English produce for
this market were again limited. These tram Ireland
were confined to a few quarters of Malt, from Scotland to
about 3,000 quarters of Oats. The imports from abroad
were small on a comparison of weeks, viz., 4,737
quarters of Wheat; 9,994 ditto of Barley; 17,794 ditto
of Oats; 839 ditto of R)e; 2,427 ditto of Beans; 387
ditto of Peas; 133 ditto of Tares; 30 ditto of Rapeseed;
85 ditto of sundry seeds; and 813 sacks of Flour.
Fresh up for this morning's market, the arrivals of
English Wheat, coastwise, as well as by land carriage
and sample, were on a very limited scale ; hence. the
quality of that Grain on offer, especially as a fair clear-
ance of the stands was effected on Friday, was small. The millers (whose attendance was but moderate) being
almost generally short of stock ; the demand for most
kinds of Wheat of home produce was firmer than for
seine weeks past. In some few instances, selected qua-
lities of both red and white produced a trifle more
money—say is per quarter—and the value of all other
kinds was fairly supported. At the close of business,
nearly the whole of the samples had found buyers. The
quality of the English Wheats here this morning was good.
With Foreign Vt' beat, we were rather scantily supplied.
This circumqauce, together with its being known that
only a limited quantity is at this time afloat induced the
importers to demand advanced rates. In partial. in-
stances they succeeded in obtaining La per quarter
more money for fine heavy wheats. All other kinds
were in moderate request, at unaltered currencies.
Floating cargoes were heed at is advance. No English
Barley effering on the spot, but the supply of foreign
was good. In griming sorts a good many
sales to: k place, partly for shipment coastwise,
while the value of distilling qualities was
well supported. Maltieg kinds were quite neglected.
Very little Malt was on offer, nevertheless it exceeded
the demand, which rule very heavy, at barely stationary
prices. The supply of Oats was seasonably extensive,
but a large pectin of it was composed of inferior foreign
qualities. Fine dry samples were held at full prices.
All other kinds were neglected. There was an im-
proved demand for Beans, most kinds of which were
held for rather more money. Peas ruled steady, but we
have no improvement to notice in value. Indian Corn
and Meal dull in sale. The Flour trado was in a very
inactive state, at last week's prices.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier...... 59s (03

Red. ........ '3Bs to 48s
Ditto,White, New 39s 528
Norfolk and Lin-
coln, Red..... 38s 468
Ditto, white • .. •• 398 48s
Irish, Red.... • ... 39s 423
Ditto,White...... 413 45s
Rye—Old • • • • •• •• • ... 238 25s
New. • • • • •• 22s 253
Barley—Grinding• .... 23s 25s
Malting . .• • • •• •• 28s 30s
Chevalier • . • ... 3ls 32s
Malt—Suffolk and Nor-
folk .• • • • • ...... 565 58s
&own .. • • • • .• •• 48s 50s
Kingston and Ware 578 56s

Oats Yorkshire and
Lincolnsh., Feed. IGs 201
Potato .. 211 241
Youghal and Cork,
Black . •• • • 135 17s
Cork, White . .. 145 185
Scotch, Feed. 185 21s
Beans—Tick .. •..• . • . 255 31s
Pigeons .... 345 37s
Peas—Grey ••• • • 305 335
Maple. ..... 32$ 325
White.— •• •• ••• 24s 278
Boilers ......... 27$ 30s
Flour—Town-made... 39s 445
Suffolk •• •• 32s 355
Stocktn &Norfolk 323 355