The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-18 00:00:00

COMMON HALL.

The Lord Mayor has refused to grant to the Common
Council their requisition of yesterday, on the ground that
it interferes with his Majesty's prerogative. Another has
been drawn up, and signed this morning, supposed to be
less objectionable ; and a deputation is at this moment
waiting upon the Lord Mayor on the subject. His an-
swer is not yet known.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)

DEAL, Nov. 17.-1-Wind W.N. to W., hazy.—Arrived from
the river and sailed, the London, Turner, for Jamaica; Belli-
sima, Reed, for Leghorn; Waterlily, Hart, for Jamaica; Don
Juan, Gales, for Malta; Pearl, Couch, for St. Michaels ;
Rapid, Brigg, for Alexandria ; Andromeda, Thomas, for Car-
thagena ; Hope (ship), Sughree, for St. Kitts ; Jane Daly,
M'Kenzie, for Jamaica; Bromley (brig), for Trieste; and
Emma, Hamilton, for Jamaica. Arrived and remain the
Duke of Norfolk, from St. Kitts, for London.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Wind N.N.E. to N.E., moderate
breezes.

CLYDE, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Portaferry, Pollock, from
Halifax ; Venture, Hay, from St. John's, New Brunswick ;
and Eagle, Hamilton, from Newfoundland.
LIMERICK, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Diana, Cowan, from
Quebec ; Mary and Eleanor, George, Waterlily, Ruby, and
London packet, Buck, from London.
SHETLAND, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Ellison, Wilson, and
Cambrian, Dring, from Davis' Straits.
HULL, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Alfred, Brass, and Ever-
thorpe, Johnson, from Davis' Straits : Helena, Sophia, Wilk-
man, Wyburg, Fortman, and Lefogh, from Lubeck; Anna,
Margaret, Ockleman ; Amelia, Hogen ; and Drey, Geburder,
from Kiel.

HUMBER, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Comet, Martin, and
Jane, Robinson, from Davis' Straits; and Foster, Bilboa, from
St. Petersburgh.
BORNIIOLM, Nov. 6.—The Mary, Duvian, from St. Peters-
burgh to London, came into Neroe Roads on the 30th ult.,
with loss of rudder, anchor, and chain, where she remained
until the 4th inst., when a temporary rudder having been
fixed, and not making water, she proceeded.
This day about 100 casks and a quantity of loose tallow have
been found on the western shore of this island. The casks
are all marked. Some of the casks and loose tallow appear
partially burnt.

The Thetis, Morriston, of Gottcnburgh, foundered off the
Lizard, sth inst. Crew saved.
The Aspasia, from Leghorn to Philadelphia,. was on the
bar of Ludham Beach 17th ult., but expected to be got off.
The Rose, Hodges, from Greenock to St. John's New
Brunswick, went on shore on Grandman, on the 2nd ult.,
in a fog, and bilged—crew saved.
The Thuse Charlotte, Hillstrom, from Gottenburg ; and
and Arandeht, with damage and leaky, and must discharge—
bound to Sunderland.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 17.
Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, from Rotterdam ; Portsea,
Dale, St. Petersburg • Earl Grey, Ragles, St. Petersburg;
Lord Charles Spencer;Puddicombe, Odessa; Brothers, Masey,
St. Petersburg ; Antelope, Strinkrass, Dantzic ; Ethelbert,
Dunford, St. Petersburg ; Baltic, Newson, St. Petersburg ;
Sharp, Hodson, St. Petersburg; Anna Margeretha, Pieper,
Kiel; Anna, Prettiman, Kiertemende; Hoffnung, Schlobo-
bar, Boginese; Zwer Gebrudes, Deepe, Odessa; Sirene,
Kieper, Brussels; Gibberdina, Oldenburgen, Amsterdam ;
Nantz, Radman, Dantzic ; Carl Rudras, Brandt, Gefle ;
Four Sisters, Clay, St. Petersburg ; Vansittart, Higgins, St.
Petersburg ; Newcastle, Duke, St. Petersburg ; Margery,
Wheatley, St. Petersburg ; Laurel, Clunnell, St. Peters-
burg; Elizabeth, Proud, St. Petersburg; Priciosa, Lind,
Jacobstadt ; Robert Peel, Bambrugh, St. Petersburgh ; Hen-
rietta, Bechmann, Odense ; Richard Mount, Everstone, Con-
stantinople; Constitution, Birley, Smyrna; Mary Ann, Win-
ter, Smyrna and Chesne ; Faithful, Lord, St. Petersburg ;
Sarah Fenning, Brown, St. Petersburgh ; Elizabeth, Cowen,
St. Petersburg ; Reaper, 'Walker, St. Petersburgh ; Wil-
liam Oldun, Pallin, St. Petersburg; Army, Schmidt, St.
Petersburg; Goldfinch, Glascoll, St. Petersburg ; Jane, Hil-
lary, St. Petersburg ; Elizabeth, Bathurst, St. Petersburg ;
Kuten, Frost, Narva ; Gaff Cantice, Kell, Archangel ;
Francis, Bailey, St. Petersburg; Garland, Shearman, St.
Petersburg ; Hyman, Trueman, St. Petersburg ; Russia,
Cock, Hamburg.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Nov. 17.

William Joliffe, Downie, for Hamburg ; Mary Eliza, Se-
grett, St. Thomas ; Union, Maulen, Guernsey ; Heros, Fail-
lant, Calais ; Ramona, Strannack, Rotterdam ; Albion, Gun-
nell, Leghorn; Vrow Elizabeth, Van Lauson, Ostend ; Un-
dine, Smith, Amsterdam ; Lord Lowther, Grant Bombay and
China.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov. 17.
Albion, Forman, for Lisbon ; Anna, Willman, Antwerp ;
Hopewell, Parent, Jamaica; Volusia, Russell, Jamaica; Lon-
don Arman, Jamaica; Nonpariel, Allen, Messina ; Matilda,
Moore, Smyrna; Sarah, Sadler, Batavia and Singapore ;
Zwaan, Cassauner, Ostend and Ghent ; Floreville, Mitchell,
Lucia.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Nov. 15.
The Menton, Darntroy, for Stettin.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Montreal papers to the 21st October, Quebec to the 19th
October, and the Hamburg Reporter to the 15th November,
have been received at the North and south American Coffee-
house. The Montreal papers state that the storms on the
upper lakes have done considerable injury to the shipping.
The Quebec papers are chiefly filled with accounts of the
elections. The, snow which had fallen on the distant mountains
to the 9th, disappeared the following day; but on the south
shore, opposite Quebec, it remained on the ground. The fall
there must have been several inches. _

MONTREAL MARKET.—SiTICC OUT last some few dry goods
sales have taken place, and, we are happy to say, at an im-
provement on the last week's prices. The effect of the late
harvest is beginning to manifest itself throughout the country
in the increased activity of the country trade.