The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S

LONDON, OCT. 14.—Wind this day-- at noon, mode-
rate breeze from the -westAlrd, antildaVy weather.
DEAL, OCT. moderate.—Sld.
Mountaineer, Demerara ; Othello and Tyne, Honduras.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.-Wind - N.B.l—The Mary
and Eleanor, from London:for Limerick has put in
here with loss of fore-top/nag, foreyard„; &c., having
been in contact this morning, off Beechy Head. Sld.
Owen Glendower transport, Gibralthr. •
SCILLY, OCT. 9.—Arrck Prince: George, Grant,
Singapore ; Protest, EvertSbn' Buenos Ayres.
LIVERPoOL, Oct. 13.---i-Wind Vgritibl6-and light.—
Arrd. Ayreshire, Scott, .Bombay ;- Sophie, Leslie,
Quebec. The. James Dunn; bound'torLisbon, is ashore
in the river off the King's Dock
DUBLIN, OCT. 1] .---Sld..Thos. Dempson, Trinidad.
CROOKHAYEN, OCT. 10.-I=Arrd: Liverpool, Spencer,
Quebec; John Hamiltoni Monte.. Video ; Supply,
Jones, St. John's. Arrived off; Antilla Barnet, Val-
paraiso ; Castor, Jack, Cuba : JohnWallter, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 12.--4Vind.,E., -fresh breezes.—
Arrd. Tay steamer, Hayden, West sailed from
Jamaica 9th ult., 'Cuba' 10th,. *Cape.3l-layti 12th,
Turk's Island 13th, Nassau 17th, Bermuda 15th ult.,
and Fayal sth instant, with 1,000,00 dollars, and
247 serons of cochineal on. reight; Arra. off,Eleanor,
coast of Peru (out 145 days).
BRISTOL, OCT. 13.—Artd. W. Thomptnn, Jamaica.
LEITH OCT. 12.—The Gratitude, from Archangel
to Kirkaidy, got on shore this mOrning:near St. Mo-
nance, but was assisted off on the flood, with damage.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 13.—The Jackson, Gales,
of Whitby, struck on Flamboro' Sand last night, pnd
sunk, crew saved, but master refused:to leave. The
Mexico, Copeland, from Rotterdam to North Shields,
arrived here yesterday with-loss of mainmast.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH:--r-Llewellyn, Liverpool to
Monte Video, 26th ult., lat. 47, lon. 12 ; Clio; Guernsey
to Berbice, 27, lat. 47, lon. 9,; - Brento,,Guernsey to Ber-
bice, 28, lat. 48, lon. 11,- by 'the EnterpriSt; arrived at
Liverpool. Egyptian, of London, for St. Helena, 8, lat. 28,
lon. 26, by the John, arrived at CrookhAfen. Brigantine,
Albert, of Boston, 30, lat. 41, lon. 71 ; ship Pauline, of
Bremen, standing W., Ist inst., lat. 42, lon. 6 ; 575
(Liverpool signal) Java or Rebecca, 3, standing N., lat.
45, lon. 56 ; Kildy Castle, Odessa to Cork, 11, lat. 53,
lon. 13, by te Great Western, steamer, arrived at Bristol.
Concorda, from Odessa, Aug. J 9; in the Doro Passage;
Vigilant, London to Marsei Iles, 1 Oth ult., nfrCapede Gatt ;
John Stagg, bound to Barcelona,, 1, off Malaga ;
of Newcastle, for Malta, 12 ;16.iiy, 9f Shoreham, for
Malta, 27, lat 47, lon'. 8, by the eiente, arrived in the
Creek. Veloce, of Jacobatsta/K Jth inst., lat 40, lon. 11,
by the Alarm, arrived at Scilly,

A letter from Paris states that the subject of a
commercial treaty bet Ween Great,Byitain dud France,
has more than once been broad-led ivithin the last few
weeks between the British Pilbasiy (or rather the
first Secretary of Legation, W'w ho asi.o,ne-of the Com-
missioners when it was under consideration by M.
Thiers) and M. Guizot.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. zl.—Sa,mi Pacha, the
Envoy of Mehemet Ali, left us on the. 15th, on board
the Reschid, for Alexandria. On board the same
vessel, four pieces of cannon, of adnairable,workman-
ship, were embarked, vhich;the Sultan sends to Mecca.
It is believed that Mehemet Ali will *come to Con-
stantinople to express his thanks 'at the foot of the
throne for the title and rank 'of Grand. Vizier, which
the Sultan has conferred on him. :People even cal-
culate the day when he may_arrive.

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