The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-21 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

rasMotirg, SsPr. 20.•,--The Ann, InHN TUR-
NER, Master, was run on board of by the Lap-
wing, of Sunderland, off Southwold. The Lap-
wing sunk, and we are sorry to say all hands but
the Mate and Carpenter are lost. The Ann's

masts, bowsprit, and anchors were cut away, and
the vessel stove to the water's edge, and all the
crew, except the Master and Carpenter, unfortu-
nately lost. The Ann was towed into onr Gat way
by the Lord Cochrane, of London, but going into
Gorton Sand, was left by her; and a Gorlstone
boat assisted her into this bar, where she now
lies ; some craft has been sent down to lighten
her, as soon as the weather will permit. The
Sandiford, DRURY, is now in our harbour, sunk,
after being got off Lowestoff Beach.
' DEAL, SEPT. 20.—Yesterday arrived the British Army,
Campbell, from Batavia, and remains for orders. Came
down from the River, the Coromandel S. S. for the Brazils,
and remains in the Downs with the restuf the outward-bound
as before.

L►vuaeoot, SEPT., 18.—The Shaw, Bell, from hence, to
New Brunswick, put into Loch Ilyale, on the Itith instant,
with her bow-sprit sprung. The Huran, hence for Savan-
nah, got on shore yesterday going out, but got off last night,
and proceeded to sea.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 20.—Yesterday arrived the Thalia,
Herbert, from the Downs, and sailed again for Bengal; and
the Rosario, from a cruize.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 17 and 18,—Arrived the Isabella, Ni-
chols, f►om Bahia, in 43 days. The Princess Elizabeth packet
sailed from Bahia, fur Pernambuco, on the 23d July. The
Marquis of Salisbury packet w•as to sail from Rio Janeiro, fur
Bahia, on the With July. Arrived the Pelican, Chard, from
Palermo in eight weeks.

MARGATE, SErT. 20.—Yesterday arrived the Jouge Martha,
Koster, from Antwerp fur Dover, having lost her lee board.
HARWICII, SEPT. 19.—Arrived the Mary and Ann, John-
son, from Sunderland fur Chatham, very leaky, having struck
upon the Norze this morning.
Huts., SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Success, Ovrrton, from Da-
vis's Straits, with 6 fish; Leviathan, Kitchingman, from
dit*.o, with 6 fish. The above ships report the success of the
following ships, viz. Ariel, 10 fish ; Mary Frances, as before;
Harmony, 6 fish ; Ererthorpe, S fish ; Truelove, 7 fish.
SEPT. 18.—The Jane, Wood, from Rotterdam, which had
been on shore on the Lincolnshire Main, arrived here this
evening ; it is expected that part of her cargo (rape seed and
barley) will lie saved.

The Carron, Captain FURNEAUX, will sail when
the wind is fair, for the Cape, the Mauritius, and
Trincomalee ; as will the Confiance, Capt. MONT-
GOMERIR, for the Jarnaicu station. General and
Mrs. DARLING Will go Out in the Carron to the
Mauritius.

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 21.—We had a good
supply of Wheat Ibis morning from Essex and
Kent, which sold readily at the prices of this day
week ; Fine Malting Barley has declined from 4s.
to ss. per quarter ; the Oat trade continues much
tl,e same as this day week ; Beans are dull and
rather lower ; in Peas, and other kinds of Grain,
there is no alteration.

Foreign Wheat -60 a. 70s.
Fine ditto - - 781. 89s.
English Wheat - 654. 70s.
Fine ditto - - - ttits. 88s.
Old ditto - - - —s. —s.
Rye
Fine ditto - - —s. —s.
Barley - - - - 455. 50s.
Fine ditto - - - 60; 68s.
New ditto - - - 625. 725.
Malt
Fine ditto - - -84 s. 90s.
WhitePease (boilers) 701. 90;.
Fine ditto - - 955. 100 s.

Grey Pease - - - 555. €los.
Fine Grey Pease - 625. 70s.
Tick Beans - - -68 s. 755,
Old ditto - - - —s. -s.
Small Tick Beans - sus. gus.
Old ditto - —5 —s,
Feed Oats - - -31 S. 335.
Fine ditto - - - 355. 375.
Poland ditto - - 345. 335.
Fine ditto - - - 364. 40e.
Pitatoc ditto - 375.4:45.
Rape Seed 461. 521. per fast.,
Fine Floor - - - 70;. 755.
Seconds - - • 655. 708.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.—On Friday night, about
halt-bast twelve, H most destructive fire broke out
in the upper rooms of the New Steam Mill, in
Fazeley-street. Immediately upon the alarm being
given, the fire engines of the different Offices were
taken tip the spot ; but the fire had attained such
an alarming height that trey were only able to
save the engine-house and ont.offices. The wliole
of the interior of the mill fell a prey to the de-
vouring element. The burning mass presented a
most magnificent and ten ific appearance,
nating the canal and surrounding buildings to
an amazing distance.-13y this dremotul cala-
mity a great number of people will he bereft
of employment throughout the winter —We regret
to say that several villains (a disgrace to society)
were detected in pilfering whatsoever 'hey could
lay their hand, upon ; many were taken into cus-
tody, but although the police %vele extremely
active, some few escaped, at least for the pre-
sent. The buildings were insured ; but as the-
books belonging to some ut the renters were
destroyed, the loss cannot be estimated. It 1),,s
not been ascertained trom what cause the fire ori-
ginated, but from its being first dkcoveted
tipper rooms, it is supposed that some of the work-
men left a fire buroiog srheu ;hey %veto from work.
Great praise is clue to the Officers anC privates of
the 611 Dragoon Guards, quartered at om
barracks, as well as to our Police, for their valuable
a,sistalice,- (Birmingham Commercial Herald,
Sic. 19.)