The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING---(THIS .DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. 12.—Wind at Noon, S.W. by S., mode-
rate breeze, and dull cloudy weather, with rain. It blew
rather heavily last night until about daylight this morn-
ing, when it moderated. 8 a.m.—Fine clear weather.
DEAL, Jan. 11.—Wind, INe .S.W., strong. Arrived--
Gratitude, Demerara. Arrived from the River—Rifleman,
South Seas.

CowEs, Jan. 11.—Wind, W. Arrived—Wilhelmina,
Marie, Callao.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11.—Wind, fresh gale. Arrived—
Crown, Calcutta, had experienced very. severe weather ;
Sorata, Islay ; Martha, Rio Hache ; William Pitt, Cuba ;
Osborne, New Orleans ; Sutton, St. John's, N.B. Sailed
—The Queen, Melbourne ; Earl of Lonsdale, Singapore ;
John Hamilton, Bombay ; Mangasteen, do. ; Anemia,
Africa ; Enulia, Valparaiso ; Naiad, Rio Grande ; Rosalie,
Monte Video ; George, Rio Janeiro ; Jessey, Barbadoes ;
Lotus, Havannah • Hartley, New Orleans ; Thornhill, do. ;
Hibernia, do. ; Themis, do. ; Jane, do. • Lapland, do. ;
John S. Harris, do. ; Lady Westmoreland, ; Alfred,
Savannah ; Irvine, Charleston ; P. Sage, New York ; Ex-
celsior, do. ; Love Woodbury, do. Of Port—Calcutta,
New Orleans ; North Atlantic, do. The Caledonia
(schooner), bound to Green Bay, kas been towed in here,
having been fallen in with in distress.

ALDBOROUGH, Jan. 11.—The Zero (brig) struck on the
Shipwash last night during a heavy gale ; crew landed.

FALMOUTH, Jan. 11.—The Helen of Lynn was aban-
doned in a sinking state on the 30th of December, after
being in contact the night previous with a brig off Cape
St. Vincent ; crew saved.
LITTLEHAMPTON, Jan.ll.—The Jessamine of Salecombe
is on shore.

RAMSGATE, Jan. 11.—Tho Tell Tale, Hull to Penzance,
has put in with rudder damaged, having been on shore
near Dungenness.
FLEETWOOD.—Arrived—Briton, New Orleans. '

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 10.--Arrived—Scottish Maid, Cal-
lao ; Leda, Bahia.

SUNDERLAND, Jan. 11.—Wind, S. Sailed—Wellington
Hong Kong ; Unman, California.

BELFAST, Jan. 10.—Wind, S.S.W. Sailed—Josephee,
Mobile ; Rolla, Dublin, for Barbadoes, with damage from
contact with the Prima Donna.
HARWICH, Jan. 11.—A brig is sunk midway between
the S.W. buoy of Bandsey and the Sohfia.,pw:erpoh Soainhad,a
ill:
fathoms ; her spars are bright varnished, and to
painted white.
NEATH, Jan. 10.—The Gem (brig) T.
towed off the Marsh.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. n.—Wind, S.W. ,
Newfoundland. Arrived—Devon,
OFF SClLLY.—Mandarin, Callao, for Leith.
BRISTOL, Jan. 11.—Wind, Marmond, Richebucto. N.W. Arrived—H. M.

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