The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-03 00:00:00

Al EitCA.NTI 1.11: SHIPPING.

FA MOUTH, OCT. 31.—The wind suddenly shifted /est
night from S.W. to N., when it became dark, and indicated
bad weather. At lialflast ti it blew a tremendous hurricane,
and continued without intermission till 8 A.M., when it mode.
rated for a short time, but recommenced soon afar with eqttel
violence, and continued till r.st., when it finally abated ; the
vessels in the Roads and harbour rode it out remarkably well. the Thane of Fife, Wilson, from Havre.
Nov. I.—Wind N.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for
Lisbon.--The London mail of tOday, in consequence of the
overflowing of the roads to the Eastward of Exeter, did net
reach this place until three hours after the time.
Pr.v.st Lyra, Oc.r. 31.—Winti lI.W. blowing excessively
hard, with heavy squalls.—Arrived the Addles, from „Bremen.
A Haniburgh brig,-name unknown, was driven out to sea, and
a pilot.boat alongside her lost.
Dr.ar., Nov. I.—Wind N.—A tremendous gale came on
from N.N.E. about 10 o'clock last night, and continued with
unabated fury the whole of this day. Several vessels cut or-
parted from their anchors and ran to the westward. Ong
down from the River and passed through the following vee,sela,
and several others, names unknown—viz. :—Resource, Pritch.
ard, for Bombay ; Hive, Slader ; Enterprize, Bridge; Briton,
Purdy ; Jack Tar, Anderson ; Welleily, Small, Catharines
Green, Goodwin, fin Jamaica ; Thomas, Bell, Co u_ ;
Ocean, Whittle ; Sarah Christiana, Fisher, Posey Hall Head;
Temple, Beaty, and Brothers, Cumings, for their diffitrent
destinations. Part of a false keel anti some pieces of plank of
a small coppered And copper.fastened vessel, have been towed
on shore here this morning, supposed to. be part of a vessel
wrecked on the North Sand II ead, as flashes were seen by a
boat's crew at Sell in that direction.

Dovra, Nov. I. lB'23.—We. had a tremendous gale of wird
early from the N.E., and expect to hear of truieh damage:—
The schooner Myrtle, of Leith, Captain James flobertsoti, far
Madeira, with a general cargo, bee gone past for rollastone,
under charge of a Dover boat, having lost onetime arid cables
and sustained other damage.7-The sloop Friends, of Kirirar..
dine, Captain Win. Cunningham, from Dundalk, with butter
for London, drove last night in the /rale nearly under the bow
of 11.M.S.,Iunilies in the Downs, and cut her cable. This
vessel has been supplied with an anchor and cable from thus
port, and is now riding in safety.

The Lady Popham, Pickford, was totally lost on Margate
Sands on Saturday morning—crew and passengers saved. The
Commerce, Lodtbe, of and frnm Sunderland, was driven oft
shore near Margate on Saturday. The Two Friends, Le Ov]..
lais, from Gibraltar, was totally lost at Plymouth on Thursday
night. The Ann, Spence, from Malaga, and Two Brothm,
Wallacott, from Sicily, were driven on shore at Bristol on Fri-
day ; the former full of water. The Nancy, Evans, of Liver.
pool, and Eleanor, Davis, of Fishguard, were lost near Fish-
guard on Thursday night. Sixteen vessels, particulars
known, were driven on shore near the Humber on Friday.
Several vessels were driven on shore at Lowestoffe, Yarmouth
Mundaley, Scarborough, Sunderland, Shields, &c.
the gale on Thursday and Friday.
The Ann Lacy, Baker, from London to Mogadore, wary lost
19th September, near Maragan, and completely plundered by
the natives.

The East India Company's ship Senleby Castle arrived, at
Bombay the 234 June.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 3.
The quantities of Corn accumulated considerably at the doe
of last week, and the arrival of Flour was also large. This
morning there is a fair supply of Wheat and Barley, but not
much other Crain, from Essex and Kent, with a considerable
arrival of Oats, chiefly from the northern ports. Our millers
purchased nearly all the samples of prime Whe:a with much
freedom, and the quotations of this day sc`ntight are hilly
maintained tar this article; but the sale of other I w.ts
not lively. Barley, both for malting and grindit,g„ it.ippt,rts
the currency of last week. Deans find buyers readily, it,,d such
as are perfectly dry obtained rather more money. Hulling PeAs
remain without variation ; Grey Peas of putt colnui tae rAth,„r
dearer. Oats have met sale Only to extent, aul•
though the prices of last 31ontlay are considered to Le supported,
yet the trade is dull. Flour is unaltered.
‘rtteat, Red les fi2s Pease, White .... ....... 44s
White 44s 63s Grey `271
Rye 30s 34s Beans
Barley `)3s 211 s Oats itis 4701
Malt s—s 'Flour 4os Ws