The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-18 00:00:00

THIS DAYS SHIPPING.

LONDON, Aug. 18.---Wind this day at noon, S.W. ;
light breeze, and cloudy.
PonTsmounr,gAue. 17.—Sea Gull, from Grangemouth
for Alexandria, Las put in leaky, having struck on the
Goodwin.

WEYMOUTH, Aug. 17.—The Erik Baker, from Stock-
holm, which was abandoned in a sinking state yesterday,
after being in contact, has been assisted into Portland-roads
waterlogged.

PLYMOUTH, Aug. 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Tiberius,
from Barbadoes, for Dublin ; Sarah Fox, London, for Table
Bay; Ranger, Shields, for Gores, to stop a leak.
HOLYHEAD, Aug. IG.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Orion,
from Quebec, for Whitehaven.

WHITEirivEN, Aug. 17.—Wind S.—Sailed—Water-
sprite, for Quebec.

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YARMOUTH, Aug.l7. Wind S.—Arrived—Kohots, from
Bremen, for the Sandwich Isles, with stern split and bows
dania,;,ed, Flavin been in collision with a foreign barque.
H imr,, Aug. 17.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—Fergus, from
Quebec.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind S.S E.
Arrived, Aug. 17.—Holyrood, from New Orleans; Mary
Ann Quebec ;Philip Dean, Palermo.
Arrived, Aug. M.—Marianne and Morge, from Quebec ;
Sea King, St. John's, New Brunswick ' • Endymion, New
k Yol ; Princess Royal, Independence, Constitution, and
Elizabeth Hamilt,n, New Orleans; Gleam, Venice; Ker-
blue, Archangel; Industrie, Ostend; Abaurria, Bilboa.
Ott —Sagarnore, from Mobile.
Sailed, Aug. 15.—Harpley, for Rio Janeiro.
Sailed, Aug. 17.—Dr. Kniep, for Wismar; Minstrel, La
Guayra •' Jane, Corfu; Joven B-zario, Manilla; Aegir
Maracaibo ; Charlot,e, Gibraltar ; Giliqepps, Bahia ;
Oregon, Quebec; Calpee, s. e., Lisbon; Ellida, Bergen.
About 90 sail of vessels, bound west, were passed between
Cape de Gatte and Rock of Gibraltar, on the Bth inst., by
the Thesalia, s. s., arrived here.

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The foremast and other spars, apparently of a schooner,
sunk in nine fathoms of water, were passed by a White-
haven steamer, about seven miles east of Peil Lighthouse,
Black Combe, E. by N. N., distant 15 miles. This vessel
is in the track from St. Bee's Heads to the Formby Light-
ship, and very dangerous to navigation. The top of the
mast is about three feet above low water.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISII TELEGRAPII.)

GRAVESEND, Wednesday Morning.

Wind E.S.E.; one hours' ebb; very light and cloudy.
Arrived, Aug. 17.—James, from Antigua; Albatross,
Archangel ; Idde Kemball, Croastadt; Kennington, Rot-
terdam.

Arrived, Aug. 18—Christiana, from Porto Rico; Funi
Gebroders, Dorre Odde ; Morayshire, Sydney; Two Sisters,
Woreena ; Elizabeth Duncan, Tobago; Johns, Bruges.
Sailed Aug. 17—Sarpen, for Elsinore; Childe Harold,
Quebec.
Sailed 18.—Aleppo, for Corfu; War Sprile, Port Phillip;
Ben Mulch Dhu, St. Helena; Mowe, steamer, Bremen.

DEAL, Wednesday ➢lorning.

Wind S.S.W., light..

Anchored.—Juno, from Akyab, for Rotterdam, having
been in collision with Erick barque, in the Channel, and
sustained damage, with loss of bowsprit, foretopsail, &c.
Passed.—Michele Calatola, front Taganrog, for London.
Sailed.—Diana and Countess of Errol, for London.

THIS DAYS MARKETS.

COliN EXCITAT+7GE.

Only a limited supply of English wheat was on offer here to-day,
coastwise and by land-carriage. New samples were in moderate
request, and Monday's prices were well supported; but old quali-
ties moved off slowly, at barely last week's currency. The general
quality of the supply was good.
We were heavily supplied with all kinds of foreign wheat. Even
the finest parcels commanded very little attention, and inferior
qualities were nominal.
Scarcely any English barley was on offer; but the supply of
fort ign was on the increase. Most kinds moved off freely, at full
prices.
There was a fair inquiry for malt, at late rates.
Coed sound oats changed hands steadily, at extreme quotations
but inferior parcels were dull.
Beans, peas, and flour sold at very full prices.
ARSITALS THIS WEEK.
I 7711,0. Barley.
English,... 1.60 ,ire. 90 qrs.
S.!otch

Irish ; - BOO
Foreign
Do I -

Malt -

1760 qrs.