The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-24 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(TEUS DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. 24.—Wind and weather this day at
noon, light airs, with dull weather; it is the wing slowly,
GRAVESEND, Jan. 24.—Wind, N.N.E. Ax Tived—Cest.
cord (s) from Rouen ;. Ainelyn, .do.; Scotia.. Dunkirk,
Sailed—Sumner, for Calcutta.
OFF DOVER, Jan. 23.—Caringorum, from Shanghai.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 23.—Wind, E. Arrived—Thos. Joseph*
from Cardiff, for London, with loss of sails, bulwarks, Sze,
and crew Eick.
Pools, Jan. 23.—Wind, N. Arrived—Nelson Packet,
' from Newfoundland.
SALCOMBE, Jan. 22.—Wind, calm. Arrived—George,
from Hamburgh, for Gibraltar, from contact with a barque,
on the 21st, off the Start.
GUERNSEY, Jan. 20.—Wind, E. Sailed—Surprise, for
Melbourne and Adelaide.
GRIMSBY, Jan. 23.—The Tiberias (brig), from NW".
castle to London, has been assisted in here leaky from at
the Bull Sand.
LOWESTOFT, Jan. 23.—The Agnes, of Montrose, frees
London to Sunderland, has put in here leaky, having be.*
on tne Newcomb Sand.
i511:.1, an. s.—The Fides, from Salouiea to Englands
hns put in bore leaky, and must repair.
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and her first and. second mates ale also British
Wjo.fli glt up, ee: from 23
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poll iei u 13,1183 rgt:ot ea- -cttu°ors:
leeward (C cB.
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thisv•r epeokrupt
on the locks in the Bay
she is fast on the rocks, and burned to the water's edge
crew saved.
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Lnr3 Stanley of Alderley has arrived in Dover-street
from Alderley Park, Cheshire.
TIIE NEW LIEUT.-GOVLRNER OF PORTSMOUTH.—
Maj,r-Goneral Henri William Breton, is appointed to,
the Lieut.-Governorship of Portsmouth and the com-
mand in chief of the south-went military distr'et, and.
arrived yesterday in the gairison. Re is at piesent
stlying at the Georg-i Hotel, pending the necessary-
arrangements for his establishment at the Government-
house. Captain Breton will doubtless be aide-de-camp
to his gallant father.
WooLWicH, JAN. 23.—The attempts to raise the P'er-
ssverance from her position on her beam ends in tile Tlig CASE or PoISoNING AT BEUMONDSET.—Yester•
East Dock, in Woolwich-yard, has been given up, aid day .T.iir. William Carter, the coroner for East SurreYs
the seamen and a number of the convicts were employe d resumed at the Smith's Arms Tavern, New Church-
all day on Tuesday in removing the casks and ether al 1- ',tree, Bermondsey, the adjourned inquiry concerning
pliances that were to be used in raising her. When dice I the respective deaths of Caroline Jones, aged 29, .0
Perseverance fell on her side she slid towards the rivfig, liary Ann Fins Jones, aged two years and two months,
and it was not possible to replace Cie caisson in the. pc,- who died from the effects of arsenic. The jury, after
sition it occupies next the river. It has now been .de- consulting, returned a verdict "That the deceased per•
cided that a coffer dam shall be put up, and a nu'_ übei sons respectively died from poison—arsenic ; that it was
of masons have commenced work for that purposes She administered to them in gruel by the fattier of the chili
will then be cleared of the mud, and it is axe
voted
will then be raised by powerful levers and sho' r„. accident." The inquiry then terminated.
o she and husband of the woman, and that it was the resulVat