The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Nov. B.—Wind at noon, S.W. Light breeze,
and dull, cloudy weather.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 7.—Wind, W.S.W. to S.W., strong
gales. Arrived, Lousiana, London, with damage to stern
from contact with the John Brightman. The Voyager,
of Invarkeithing„ from Rotterdam to Poole, struck on
the Brake Sand to-day, and sunk shortly after; crew
saved,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6 and 7.—Wind, S.W. Arrived,
Mexico;
M'Kenzie, Bombay; Oregon, Callao; Heela,
41exieo,• Eagle, Lagunes; Lady Franklin, Now York;
Maryi„. Caroline, St. John's, N. 8.; Elinbath Walker
4nontreal; Chancellor, Bombay; Ocean Bride, Buenos
Ayres; Lily, Owen, Matanzas; Westphalia, Wessels,
Virginia; Great Western, Timber, New York; Jenny
Lind, St. John's, N. 8.; John Francis, Burton, Quebec;
Iteindeer, Hunt, Pernambuco; Shark, Tovey, Para;
American (s), Shannon, Boston. Sailed, Bonita, Rio
Janeiro; Plantagenet, New Orleans; Lord Maidstone,
llobile; Asia (s), New York; Hope, Boston. The
bVilliato, hence to Richibacto, struck on a reef outside
the harbour of the latter port, Oct. 9, and bilged; vessel
full of water, and still on the bar, 161 h; goods saved.
BOSTON, Nov. s.—The Elizabeth Anti (sloop) of
'lull, from Stockwith to Lynn, was lost this morning
tiPon the Ant Sand, in Boston Deep.
DEAL, Nov. 6.—Wind, W.S.W., strong and cloudy.
I%* Wind, W.S.W., blowing hard Arrived, Canute,,
Calcutta; Catherine, Savanilla; Kilby, Crowell
qt. John's; Mary Graham. Chance, China; Cleopatra,
tilEacheni, Demerara; Victoria, Wighton, Tobago;
Ceylon.
Gorch, Alexandria; Indian Chief and Bellevue,
\Von.
-C AORTSMOUTII, Nov. 6.—Wind, W. to S.W., herd.
rrrived, Laura, Yuell, Luben. Sailed, Northumb@r-
lid, New York. Nov. 7. It has blown a hard gale all
)13k night and this day from S.W. 6 p.m. Every up-
It
4atance of a dirty night.
--Xounr, Nov. 6.—Wind, S.W., strong gales, and
I)uNDEE, Nov. 6.—Wind, N.W. The Horn, from
44°4' Straits to this port, got on shore last night, south
7t- Andrew's : assistance has been sent to ber.
sth 101017TH, Nov. 6.—Wind, N.W. The Freumil-
ktart, Rensburg, from Rostock to London, has been
t 1 in here leaky, havine been on the Cross Sand.
le il'
IcßinucTo, N.B.—The William, of Prince Edward's
tr "lid, from Liverpool, was wrecked hero 10th Ootober ;
ST
saved
•
ftonl•nJoines, N. 8., OCT. 25.—The Isabella Minton,
rlano‘lalway to Queeqatown, or Falmouth, was aban-
in a sinking state the 18th of Sept. in lit. 48,
'" W. Crow saved, and landed here.

htf 411 E AT WAPPING.—On Saturday night, shortly
..rokll o'c.ocs, a fire of a most destructive character
atd out on the extensive premises of Messrs. Paton
soap boilers, High-street, Wapping, which
l'cLn4:t'd in an immense sacrifice of property. The
3,tac)-(.1.1g° of tho manufactory was situated within 50
Oar."' Of the entrance to the Thames Tunnel. The
the were first discovered by
r.i_ulltte alarm was a policeman issuing from
ka,/'indows in the rear of the boiling-house. An im-
given, but by the time the first en-
tla°,,ee were got to work, the whole of the boiling-room
Iva' the warehouse adjoining wore in flames. Mr. Braid-
-0.(1 shortly afterward,: arrived with several powerful
tr_inrB, and a good supply of water being at hand, the
titi_iten were able to protect the houses on the western
par! hut all hopes of saving any portion of Messrs.
the'_tirt.and Charles's promises were vain. The cause of
hareed.famity is not at present known. The firm is in-