The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-29 00:00:00

_ LLO YD'S SI:11-1PIN o.—t DA"
; LONDON, Nov. 29.—Wild at noon N.E., light breeze
and fine weather, alight frost.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28,--Wind variable and light.--
Arrd. Rosanna, Savenelaa; Camilla, Demerara. SO.
John R'tson, Arica; Ingl.aboro, Calcutta; Mary, Africa;
Malvena, San Francisco; Othello, ditto; Lady Skil.
burr, Valparaiso; Othello , La Guavra; Conatitutioner,
Porto Cabello; Gun, Honduras; Sir Charles Napier, M 0
bile; Dubunich, Demerara.; Alliance, Charleston.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.—Wind Z.N.E.—Arrd. Transit,
Quebec; Alcyone, ditto.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 27.—Arrd. Leon, Quebtc.
DUNDEE, Nov. 27.—Sid. Valnaraiao; Bonus
Ca, tle, ditto.
DEAL, Nov. 28.—Wind N.N.E., squally; P.m!, E•.!
squally.—Arrd. Prince, Quebec. SA. Hansa, South
Seas; Seringapatam, Adelaide, South Australia. Tho.
Farmer's Delight, London to Swansea, was strandedl
this morning on the Sandwich flats, has been partisil
unloaded. The Peirre Desire, on shore, has been un-
loaded, and hopes are entertained of both vessels getting
off. A brig is reported to have been seen on the (pod.
win Sand at seven A.M. this morning, and to have die
appeared in a few minutes. •
DOVE.R, NOT. 2s.—L'Orient has put in with Put°Ps
choked and hits bilged in the harbour; cargo dischargif4
much damaged.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Wind N.E., moderate.
ditto
Alice June, Jamaica; Hazard, Mogadore; Wave, di,"!:
Off port, Jane Lowden, Quebec. The Vesta brig of Sande;
land, Carthagena and Oporto to London and New011,8„i;
sprung a leek and foundered 21st inst., lat. 47 N., '°'"9
8 W.; crew saved. A rcl,
BRISTOL, Nov. 28.—Wind N.E.,
Feliza, Smith, Trinidad; William Thompson, Virgin's'
Catherine, Barbadoes; Matilda, ditto. SUL
NEWPORT.—Arrd. Lawrence, Forester, Quebec.
Heinrick, Brasil; Minna, St. Thomas. aid c
WATERFORD, Nov. 27.—Wind N.W. to IN- k•
N. by E.—Arrd. Amazon, St. John's, New runs
Lady Campbell, Quebec.
QLTEENSTOWN, Nov. 27.—Wind N.W.-- Der-
bice, Waring, Demerara for Aberdeen. Sf•
BELFAST, Nov. 27.—Wind N.—Arrd. Alexander,
0,
John's, New Brunswick. Sld. Samuel, Wog', Se
South Wales; Sarah, Barbadoes. Mar'
Arrd.
HULL, Nov. 28.—Wind N.E strong.—
AbeOdeth
chioness Queensberry,9 ' Meramicha Sid.
New Orleans.
crn Bs:,
MILFORD, Nov. 26.—The Queen Victoria, ---ra giu
yonne to Waterford, which put in here on the 2404 -
discharge to repair. tt; to
FRASERDURO Nov. 25.—The Mary, from °l.e.-11101,
Leith, which put in here on the 23(1,had lost bulvol
&c., and was making much water. The
from Stettin to Leith, which soeeretad
Arrd.
shifted her cargo and was leaky, but is expected to r
teed without discharging, got'
TRALEE, Nov. 24.—The Charlotte Carond-f the
nehl, from Limerick to St. Übes, brought put in here today nro,
bottom of the Bay on the 20th, took the ground stow
water, but upon the flood floated, and proceed°
Samphier Roads, where she now lies in safety. .rsi
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Wind N.N.E. t° ith
loss of jibboom; Emperor, Londgonpfor Caw
Arrd. Eleanor, Tedhunter, Sin a ore for London, Wiob
yorliOt of
ditto, for New York, with loss of anchor 'and, P„,.,sar;ce'
LoCncl°
cable. Sld. Cuba, Algoa Bay; Marlboro, 0-1
London, for
Nov.a p
e 270.
f—GV iondd N .
Hope.N
Hysteur Wilcher, New Orleans. fort
Francisco.
die ivioti
LOWESTOFT, Nov. 28.—Yesterday morning •pg
. shifted tound to EN E bl •
• e owing a heavy Wu" TO
the day
several veesals parted from their anehort,beer
night the Rosen, of Littlehampton, ran for the 70000
making 'ever, grounded in the beisin, ,14/37) ar°;
afterwards sank. The Prudent h li• " , boat wl Ade
bin, Andersen; and Union I k
were 0
too , 9
into the harbour this morning, with Ict tAeS*
anchors and chains after being in
rArdu.boEctaii4pes. 0
The Superb, of Yarmouth, wheat-laden, wasted Lb
harlour, leaky, having been on shore upon Cove Dig'
Beach, and it is supposed must dikcharge• Tbodel(
patch, of Whitby, foundered off Cromer yesterdaY; -To
landed here this morning from a fishing saule,,
The l‘'beio'
Blakinston has put in with loss of anchor an
-
wind is now east, and the weather moderate. from
YARMOUTH, Nov. 28.—The George tbig
Newcastle to Naples, in going out of Hewitt 's Palo
morning, took the ground on the South Cray', 131/
assisted off and into the roads without damai,e•

MARKET NE Ws.—(THIS

CORN EXCHANGE,—(FRIDkIea.ri'
Since Monday au increase has taken p]ace iot but
vat of English Wheat up to our market coast Wise; all,
by land carriage they have been cosarativ gi-fpor'
The show of samples of both red and white,
4.,411701-1
ing, was trifling; nevertheless, the demand for f rely, A
scriptions, owing to the continuous iropert2' °` be
Flour, ruled inactive. However, most kinds were of
at stationary prices. From abroad, 6,970 quarts beeli
Wheat have come fresh to hand, and which 1181: re ii;11
mostly landed in granary. Selected samPlitr-acitisir.
moderate request, at full currencies; but all oche lei
ties were a dull sale. There was less doing ;11p— 131
but we have no actual fall to notice in its yo"cl;ceede"
Malt trade ruled tolerably Srm, and the factors led
we we. 0,46
in obtaining full rates in every instance.
for which
supplied with both English and forlilve sod
the trade was steady at Lull prices. 17 C°rll
Peas commanded very little attention; but 1.1!ls130 Wen:
was the turn dearer. The supply of. Flour " moodilY
sive, yet a fair business was doing in it 01 '—
currency.

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