The Sun.
London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MAY 28.—Wind this day at noon S , light
airs, and fi',e clear sultry weather.
DEAL, MAY 27.—Wind E. to S.E.—Arrd. Lucinda,
Sca;ley, Cllko, and sailed for Hull. Sld. Gertruida,
Batavia ; Esther and S.tphia, St. Thomas ; Berkshire,
Ceylon ; Nile, Bahia ; Commodore, Jamaica ; Gimirii,
Calcutta; Swan, Crisp, Cape of Good Hope ; Saghalien,
New Zealand ; Helen, Tobago ; St. Croix, Honduras
The Francois. from Dunkirk to Shields, got on the Good-
win Sands this afternoon, but came off without apparent
damage, and proceeded.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 27.—Wind S. to S.S.E., moderate.
—Arrd. Free Trader, Thompson, New Orleans ; Shef
tield, Smith. ditto ; Jane, M-Lean. ditto; Naomi, Wilson,
savannah ; Champlain, Miller, Philadelphia. Off port,
Grecian, Emilia, Ocean Qi,en, athl Roman,—. Sl4. Ward,
Chipman, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Elizabeth,
Thompson. Hobart Town ; North Pole, Port Philip ;
Palatine, Calcutta ; Stediast, Barbadoes ; Venice, Phi-
ladelphia ; Tilskan, N, w York ; St. Lawrence, Boston;
Atrol, ditto ; Commodore, St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Aninas,adress, ditto ; Alexander Grant, Dalhousie ;
Pandora, QarbeC i Mary Ar.n, Montreal ; Maria, New•
I. und land.

CoRI. MAY 25.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrd. Emblem
)avesun. Halifax.

HARTLEPOOL, MAY 26 —Wind S.W.—Sld. Ancona,
Rio Jatietro.

GLASO w, MAY 24.—The Iris. Graham, from Siam,
which arrived at Singapore March 22, was leaky, having
,truck on a shoal, and was dischargng.
MARYPORT, MAY 27.—Wind N.W.—Sld. Hope, St.
.I,hr.'s, New BrunThwick ; Bartley, Quebec.
KIRKWALL, MAY 24 —The Herald, Pullen, of Balti-
more, from Amsterdam, with emigrants, cantle on shore
at Ness, near l)ursound, this morning, during a fog, and
is nearly fall of water. Emigrants land. d.
WHITBY, MAY 26.—A large light brig it on shore on
!be rocks near Kittleues,. about five miles to the north-
ward.

filE WIND BOUND TRADE OFF THE-

SPANISH COAST.

A letter has this warning (Fr day) been vceived at
Lloyd's from their agent at Malaga, dated 17th May, of
which the following is a copy :
" Ttie wind is beginning to spring up fresh from the
eastward, all the wind-bound vessels are getting under
weigh."
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FORE! GN CORN TRADE.

BRUSsELS, MAY 28 —The price of wheat for the
week [-Avg May 28 was, wheat 421. 43c., and that o•
rye 30 . 84c., boing a diminution, since last week, of
wheat 62c., and rye 70c.
ODEssA. MAY 14.—Our market has not been so ani-
mate.' as could be desired since last week, owing in a
great mess ire to the want of vessels to bring up th.
on., as well as the enormous prices which dealers are
,Iniized to pay fir those vt'ssals which can be procured,
ar:d t r which there is an incessant demand.
The price of wheat of inferior sort was 20r. to 251 r.
Odessa, and-4 Polish of the th'.rd order 24r. to
261 r. for Poli.h of the second order; good, well condi
turned, though rather moist, 261 r. to 2'4lr. for Polish td
the tir‘s qwt;ity.
11.-otnuacti. MAY 25.—Importation and exportation
of corn aod pulse, irom 10th to 20th of „Nifty, i, es fol-
tows :—!lnportation, 1.2741 ; exportation, 7491. 431.
KEIL, MAY 24.—From the 15th w 22d May, we have
imported by sea, from inland ports, 16,421 tons corn ;
:or toreian torts, 3,500 ; total, 19,921.
BRESLAU. MAY 22. —Within the last week we have
had only a moderate supply of corn in the markets, but
lecotint for it becau,e of tee pr,:paration for the great
wool market, which is now approaching. There was an
fictive demand fur wheat an.l rye, and the prices again
'.111; good ett.ea,t was sold for 127 to 140 ; yellow, 124
to 138 ; rye, 128 to 133 ; barley, 76 to 88. Oats, like
vvis.., were lower, and the best sort sold from 46 to 47i ;
;iecond sort, from 43 to 4i. _ _

Toe sum ut 3.15:2/ was von d t.. h r Majesty. to en-:W.:,
the trustees of the Br7ti-h Nltieu.n to defray the ex-
P,rh;es of coil, cting• antiquities.
Die next v,,to was 5,537/ for the National Gallery.
ImSL;asH era
complained that the trustees had recently ,
they were c"Pies
"f
pair:6,gs under ,he impression tha
originals at extravagant prices.
ExArt,tieirAftwvitwo_r:is frmir the CU tNCELLOR of the
Mr. IlUmg
.._!7 E'xpla,taticin,
to have pas,,e,t I;:.7,‘,Veain,ll that the minutes which oug.h,
i),,e, produced, mid h:t'le.,ljouse of Cotnmon3 had not
the) 1- laid on the table „f to move that
whoo47oaa,;ifeethtehisiltoz,rysohadthatbeteh;;
public might see by
puEchlacd.
, at
iel ob•4itit:et
pur •h;t3e of those picturesilleati
Coiouel THOMAS WOOD
htni,g6et,ltilekrrts?wthaes
' und.•r the prest.nt management. .
G ill?ry was, i,l h. dis-orscinz anti dirt Pr's',nt National
state., it
a di_ graceful state: 11:csuse al; classeaY was, in
and it so happeDed, that plrs,,nl earn,., there toaambi,tuce,le; SUICIDE AT GODING'S BREWERY. Thursday
an 3 p3-s aw4y the time,instead of b,-in;-r, aattracted b g c:vening Inneh excitement was ,:evasioned in the neigh-
13.:toty or Ihe tiictl:re3. y the nourhood of the Hungerford-market Suspension briitgp,
the commis,ion of a singular act of self-destruction
Mr. II Lill; could not ~:ay that he had seen I.he Gal_ by a
It might, perhaps, towards the em lman named Thomas Smith, night watchman in the
lery- in that fi; ;by st,ite., Poy of M.,ssrs Godin4 and Co., the brewers in Bel-
end of the day. But the keepers had certainly informed videre-roet tAe few minutes after six o'clock a man was
ertil
in
nrotoil of the brewery, and the attention of
him that the rooms were washed every morning. Ile obseprzsesdenog
bridge was directed
prise and consternation,:ebsi:d
the steamers and on the Suspension-
(Mr. flume) would feel much obliged if the Hon. Mem- the
when, to their great
ber would p)int out to his attention where the place was
men
dropped from his
in that very dirty state! because he should certainly, as elevated position to a barge in the river, under
to the brewery
the premises. Several men belong
one or 012 trustees of the Gallery, endeavour to im-
prove it. Pe roust say that he had been there—he was
tht.re reporAtt, dly—and he washastened to his assistance, and on .H 5
it was frequented by person, o'faurYs•happy trusted barge it was ascertoined his left arts him from the
classes; and he
I to see that
that he had received other itij.tries I:_waas broken, and
it wou7Al long confirm to b
e ,-.
. that lc, was removed to the howe of a ~urgeon ei
1' serious nature
"Pt--; unto was then agreed to. ose b •
y. was
A vote of 8,5611. to defray in part h f , died before his i I
arr. vi... Viere. The unfortunate man was
6 cf ar. Britain and Ireland was t.
en
aoTt te expenses o I
, o..•ut thirty Fears of ~ge, ::11,1 has left a wife and three
eed t. 46 . - • .
oa the vote of 4,094/, for tit, erection of vbse.' ' i dii„ifirPri'
-,,PLY',41)10 Wi.:STIIFR.—GLORIOt'S NEWS.--13Itia-
Tt z..,t_ II lens. 1 Cape of (;(jot! Hong, adva'" es.
in Van , , 27 —Whi..i, has fdlco 3.-1 p,t. inshel (245.
.Die:nete. 1, I!. ' T 7;1.. 'At :
. •
:r1 thik toirket to-day, ~:- compared with
Mr. TIUME obs,:ri:7? thm t‘ •-• had .already in former or qoaror),
sessions, given two votes for this purpose, tuki he wi.hed, 1 last week's market (Thu/.day) and no mistake.—From
to know when anis were to be ready? a Corrupondrit

STOCKHOLM, MAY 18.—The prohibition to export
grain did tint extend to wheat and potatoes, and till this
law is in tore., there is no d..iiht that above 15,000 tons
will be exported.—llaniburgh Papers. Itlay26.