The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-10 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Nov. 10.—Wind at noon, N.E. Light
brerze, and dull, cloudy weather.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 9.—Wind, W.N.W. Sailed,
Dudtirook, Freemantle, Australia; Northumberland,
New York. The Elbe makes five inches water per hour.
SournesrProri, Nov. 9.—The Franklin (s), for New
York, has put in to repair. Tay (s), Brazils; Brilliant,
Ms dras. _ _

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. B.—Wind, S.W. Arrived, Ru-
thena, Bird laland; Iris, Havana; Luisa y Jesusa, do.;
has. Harber Grace.
ALDBOROUGH. Nov. 9.—The Ceres of London has
been wrecked here.

BREMEN, Nov. 4.—Tbo Thomas Maine of Tun-
bridge (?), waterlogged and abandoned, was passed 31st
Oct., lat. 55, long. 56. The Annette, Stockholm to
Leeon, has but in leaky.
ELSINORE, Nov. 4,—The Maurice, off and from New-
castle, has been assisted off shore, and will proceed.
STATANGEE, OCT. 22.—The Magneter of this port,
from Rigs. is supposed to have capsized in thejate gale,

LONDONDERRY —Sailed, Merry Ann, New Orleans.
PICTON, OCT. 26.—1 t blew a heavy gale here last
night. A brig from Charlotte Four for London is on
shore, and a vessel from Bermuda is wrecked.
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Wind. W. Arrived, Poictiers,
Bownee, Bombay ; Cockermouth Castle, Hayman,
Granada ; Emigrant, Price, Quebec ; Royal Albert,
Norris. Arrived from the river for New Zealand, Lord
Delaval and Hope, Port Philip ; Alexander Merry,
Mauritius ; Eweretha, Livingston, Tobago; Dolphin,
Murray, Valparaiso; Sarah Symons, Berbice ; Panock
Hall, St. Kitt's; James Burrows, Bermuda; Sea Queen
and Ann, Malta. Sailed, Alert, Cape of Good Hope ;
Christina, New York.
PLYMOUTH, INov. 9.—Wind, S.W. Sailed, Resolute,
New South Wales; Koh-l-noor, Melbourne; Sir Trowel'
Buxton, Port Philip.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.—Wind, light and variable. Ar-
rived, Earl of Londsdale, Hughes, Alexandria. Sailed,
Athline, Port Philip ; Braganzs, Valparaiso ; Com-
modore, Buenos Ayres ; Penuingham, Bahia; Swanhoe,
Havannah ; Charles Saunders, New Orleans.
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BANK OF BELGIUM.—The National Bank of
at the end of October last, d 45,279,449 f in
specie,
reduction of 947,144 f. on the previous month
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still 16,000,000 f, above the amount held last January.
isy.
The diicouuts at the end of October, amouutd-
to
59,098,324 f., an increase of 17,410 f. The eircalat.
increased 81 760 F. A good deal of money found
em-
ployment last month, and the current accounts decline
4,000,000 f. Still the sum unemployed was large, being
47,769,415 f. Less was advanced upon Belgian securities.
Tte total reduction iu the business of the bank during
the month was 3,679,426 f.
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