The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-23 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

COWES, Nov. 22.—The following is an extrac
of a letter from Boulogne, dated 16th Novem.
ber

" The Betsey, of London, Richards, from Youghall, late
from Southampton to London, was wrecked yesterday morn-
ing off the entrance of Estaples Bay, and all the crew perish-
ed, the vessel having gone to pieces."
DEAL, Nov. .—Yesterday morning said the Alfred and
the John transports, with troops for Cork.

MARwali, Nor. 25.—Arrived the Henry Freeling packet
with a mail, ttc. from Cuxhaven; she brings the intelligence
of the Elbe being free from ice. Also arrived the Eclipse
paclict, with a mail, &c. from Holland ; and Charlotte, Corn-
forth, from :Hemel to Rochester, with loss of two anchors
and cables.

SHEERNESS, Nov. CO.—Put in the Ulysses, —, bound to

Calais, for troops.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2l.—The Pieter Emma, Denham, from
Rio Janeiro in 4S days, was spoke off the• Eddystone by the
pilot hoots, but would not c.,nue into harbour in consequence
of the heavy light-duties.

PENZANCE,
,Nov. 20.—Arrivcd off this port the 11;:ro, Pace,
from Bengal.

The extra ship Mary, Captain TAYLOR. from
Calcutta, rite Cape of Good Hope, St. H,dena,
and Ascension, arrived at Portmonth in the af
ternoon of Saturday last, bring inu a Mail from
eaeh of these places. She touched at Sr Helena
on the 16th of October (seventeen days at,er the
Musquito), when BUON 4pARTp was in an im-
proved state of health, and the 1.1,4nd in a perfect
state of tranquillity. The Liverpool fri:zate, Cap-
tain COLLIER, had touched at thr Cape, on her
way to Tripromalce.

The Pelica.. of 18 guns, Captain Ctlazow, has
arrived at Portsmouth from Port Royal Jamaica,,
after a passage of only 28 days. bringing 300,000
• dollars, on account of merchants. The Tyrian,
Captain FELIx, sailed on the same day tor Eng-
land. Capt. POPHAM had exchanged with Cap-
tain Feux, of the Beaver. The Pique and Prim-
rose had left the station three weeks previously,
on their return hone ; the former was to call at
the Havannab, the latter at lionduras The
Larne was the only ship left at Pot" Royal. The
island and squadron were very healthy. No nuns
from the Spanish Main.

The Thomas and Mary transport, Lieutenant
J W. P"'ITC'iARD, commander, recently arrived
at Portsmouti rront Leghorn, has 'nought H a -
riet y of presen's front the Grind Doke of TUS-
CANY for the PRINCE RFGENT. T ev
principally, of s, iarge. Iteautifol white marble vase,
weighing thirtv tons ; a complete series of casts
from the celehr,•ed sculptures of Niche and her
children; a varier.: of other casts, from Artie.
nian antiquities ; anti alabaster and mat hie mina-
menrs, of emplisite workmansbin. These, it is
understood, are in exeldtt4e for a set of casts
from the Elgin Marbles, Which the Patrice RE
GENT made a present of to the Grand Duke
TUSCANY.

:‘l,\ RKETS

CORN EXCF-lANC;E, Nor. 23.

Notwithstanding the ports are continued open for the im-
portation of Wheat from all countries, and the supply was
large this looming from Es.ex, Kent, and Suffolk, yet the
major part of what appeared from those counties was taken
off at the prices of this day week, and fine Foreign fully
maintains last week's prices. The arrival of Barley, Moth
English and Foreign, being very considerable, the sale of
that article was heavy at a reduction of full Is. per quarter
from the prices that were obtained on Friday, but fine samples
found buyers on the same terms as on last Monday. Oats
are Is. per quarter dearer, but not bri,k in sale at that ad-
vance; in Pease and Beans there is no alteration. The fol-
lowing are the importations during last week :

Erdish. Foreizn
Wheat
Barley
Oats ,