The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-16 00:00:00

YD'S SHIPPIIS.G.-(1111S 1)X

DEAL, Ace. M.—Wind E. N. E., Moderate,Camo down
from the river and sailed, the Ranger, Herbert, for the Cape
of Good Hope ; Margaret, Richardson, for Rio Grande ;
Chandos, Hayes, for Palermo ; Caroline, Barnard, for Ali-
cant ; Catherine. Kenn, for Quebec ; Planet, Thompson, for
Bordeaux ; .limes Harris, Wright, for Quebec ; Kingston,
Newham, for ditto ; and Summetry, Ritchie, for Miramichi.
Arrived, and proceeed for the river, the G psey, Gibson, from
the South Seas; and Thomas Carty, from New York.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG 15.—Wind N. to S. S. W„ fine.—Ar-
rived the Liverns, Dads, from Riga ; and D•ligence, transport,
from Eastward. Arrived off the John, Gi.lard, from Riga ;
Blenheim, Coxon, from Ortega ; Vite, Hunter, from Arch-
angel. Passed by Latina, for Quebec ; Renovation, from
ditto ; and Anna, Coulter, for Jamaica.'
Fat.morTn, AUG. 15.—Wind N., moderate breezes, and
fine.—Sailed the Perseverance, for Quebec ; Forsiglighelen,
Ewald, for Brest ; and Ali 4a. B rrcluTs, for Leghorn.
LivEarooL, AUG. 15.—Wind N. N. W. light.—Arrived the
Jesse, from Quebec; Shakspeale, Henderson, frorn Rest-
gouche ; Lord Russell, List, from Palermo ; Premier, New-
man, Cephalonia. S:riled, the Little Catherine, for Demi. r rra ;
Ruby, Lisbon ; C itherinc Ann, Newfoundland ; Mayflower,
Cumming, for Gibraltar ; Alexander, Calcutta ; Victoria,
for Berbice ; Reliance, f r Ctara ; Mamood, for Paraib•,.
The Actorara, Deccan, fur Philadelphia, in hauling out of
dock, drove her stern in against the pier, and split her rudder.
DOVER, AUG. 15.—Arrived if, the Barnard, Scott, from
Quebec ; and the Dogrel-, from St. Croix.
NEweonT, AUG. 13.—Arrived the Ebenezer, Hullman,
from Prince Edward's 1-land. . .

LANCASTER, AUG. 14 —Arrived the Zero, lierviv, and-
the Vigilant, Ballantine. from Riga.
WHITEHAVEN, AUG. 14.—Arrived the Richardson, Hannah,
fro•,, Quebec.
CLYDE, Aea. 13 —Arrived the Charity, Thom, Antigua.
CORK, AUG. 13. Arrived the Perfect, trAn Lon-
don. Off Port, the Trafalgar, Sims, front Cotton; Pyramus,
Livesay, front Honduras.
LIMERICK, AUG. 13.—Arrived the Richmond La,s, Quebec.
ABERDEEN, AUG. 13.—Arrived Commodore, Young, Riga.
LEITH, AUG. 13.—Arrived the HolLuiug. Pieper, and Ro-
sana, liurovv, from l'illau ; Sirene. Lip north, from Da I,zie.
SToCKTON, AUG. 13, Anived Chieftain, Sparks, Quebec.
HULL, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Domus. from St. Peters-
burgh ; Beste. Warrick from Rostock ; Treundschaft, from
Memel ; Rob Roy (steamer), from Ilanihurgh.
YARMOUTH, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Arethuia, Laens, Riga.
LYNN, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Tren BradM., front atidzic.

CHATHANI, AVG. Is.—Arrived the Memnon, Lii,vs, Riga.
RomsEY, An°. 15.—Arrived off port, the George Andreas;

from La Guayra.
AMSTERDAM, AUG. I.—The Calmar, Rolling, from
Antwerp to Bergen, put in here 6th inst., leaky, with pumps
broken, but was ready for sea on the Bth.
PORTSMOUTH, Are. 15.—The Pilgrim, Holtson, arrived
here from Stockholm, with the ioss of main topmast, bound to
Rio Janeiro.
HULL, AUG. 13.—A brig was seen on shore about four
miles south of the Red Buoy, and laying on her beam ends,
by the Rob Roy (steamer), arrived here from Hamburg.
DOVER, AUG. 15.—The Harriet, Trott, arrived offthis
port from Antwerp, got in contact this evening with the Eliza
Scotland, of Liverpool, bound to London, under quarantine in
these Roads ; the latter has carried away jibboom and brought
up ; the former continues under weigh, but has torn her inizen
in pieces, and may have sustained other damage.

The Ariel, Cozen, bound for Newcastle, sailed from Brille
7th inst., for Rotterdam, put into Rotterdam, in consequence
of having sprung a leak.
The Anna Margaretha,.tiinne, from Amsterdam to Bremen,
was assisted into Enkhuizen Bth instant, with lost of an anchor
and cable,'and in a sinking state.
The Amity, Pain, from Newcastle to Jersey, was driven on
shore near Dunkirk on Monday night—crew saved.
The Penelope, Mulsen. from Venice to Amsterdam, was
totally lost 11th inst., off Eyerland—crew saved.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (THIS DAY):TWELVE O'CLOCK.

To
•; • ,
the present flour we are without any arrivals of conse-
quence, and the Continental intelligence by the French
Papers are of minor importance, consequently it is expected
that the operations in the Funds this day will be of a limited
description.
The sudden and unexpected proroguing of Parliament this
day has greatly_ surprised our City politicians.
The Batavier arrived late yesterday afternoon, and we
have received this morning the Journal of Commerce of
Antwerp of yesterday's date.
The Accounts from Holland by the Batavia, state that the
rye crops in East Friesland have been greatly damaged by the
weather; and on the banks of the Rhine, the wheat and rye
present a bad appearance. From Baden, Munster, and other
places in Prussia, the accounts are unfavourable respecting the
crops.