The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-14 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS D 4 Y.)

LONDON, March 14.—Wind at Noon, W., dull, with
rain.

DEAL, Mare S.E. by E. Arrived—Ro-
chester, Lawrence, Sputh Seas ; Briton, Singapore ; Susan
E. Howell, Baltimore ; Eliza, Demerara ; Solem, Charles-
ton ; Triton, Galatz ; Stockholm, Batavia ; Margaret
Connall, and Jane Greene, Madras ; Isabella Herens, and
Duke of Lancaster, Mauritius ; Nicholas, Maracaibo ;
Mary and Ellen, Feulthorpe. Sailed—Tory, Port Philip ;
Maid of Alicante, and Earl of Chester, Melbourne ; Grati-
titude, Madras ; Titania, Calcutta; Express, Pernam-
buco ; Erie, New York.
FALMOUTH, March 13.—Wlnd, S.S.E., moderate. Ar-
rived—Othello, Savannah ; Advena, Jaffa; Harbinger,
Odessa ; Catharina, Ibrail. Sailed—Pauline, 'Valparaiso.
PLYMOUTH, March 13.—Wind S.E. Arrived Madonna,
Bahia ; Carmen, Santander. 'Sailed—Sir Thomas Man-
sell, Corunna.

trvEßroot, March 12 and 13.—Wind, S.S.EI Arrived—
Lancefield, Adams, Rio Janeiro • Mary Spencer, Fisher,
Calcutta ; Adriana, Smith, Rio Bent() ; England's Queen,
Magatlan ; Countess of Sefton, Callao ; Connecticut, New
Orleans ; United Kingdom, and Colonist, Savannah ; Ash-
burton, New York ; Serpent, St. Michael's ; i Continent,
nfn
and John and Lucy, New Orleans ; Astine, ezandria. '
Sailed—Gertrude, Boston ' Mountaineer, S a ; Iron
Prince (s), and Marco Polo, Melbourne ; Lun , Manilla ;
Courier, Bombay ; Mary Winch, Lima ; lan he, Monte
Video ; Piedad, Bahia ; Phoenix, Antigua ; Colon, Porto
Rico ; Pastorita, Havannah ; Annapolis, Philadelphia ;
Progress, Asia (s), Universe, and Lady Russell, New
York ; Creamore, Newfoundland ; British Queen (a), Con-
stantinople ; Earl of Charlemont, Port Philiri ; Sabrina,
Perth, W.A. ; Woodland Castle, Barbadoes ; Chaos, Sa-
vannah ; Harward, Virginia. The wreck of a timber-
laden ship, of from 700 to 800 tons, was passed on the 10th
of Feb., in lat. 28 N., long. 34 W., by the Adriana, arrived
here.

QUEENSTOWN, March 11 and 12.—Arrived—Albion, and
Abel, Mauritius ; Delhi, Callao ; Arietides, and Syren,
Galatz. _ _ _

SICIBRERERN, March 11.—The Thomas Henry, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, on shore on the Sand Banks, is a
total wreck; preparations are being made for landing the
cargo.
CROMER, March 13.—The Cromwell, of and from Shields,
for London, struck upon a sunken wreck (supposed on
SherbOam Shoal) yesterday, and sank in deep water ;
crew saved.
MESSINA, March 2.—The Cumberland, from Alexandria
to Queenstown, was abandoned at sea on the 20th of Feb.,
about 100 miles to S.W. of Sardinia, and is supposed to
have foundered soon after ; crew saved by the Christiana,
Curnell Brokinshaw, arrived here from London, bound to
Constantinople.

guhr a
tt
byt
M Nottingham,r.
Thomas
l
brought
on Thursday, an •
since an extensive butcher in that
town, against
Hardy, some time
SEDUCTION.—In tchteionShme,riasfr
bs
for the seduction of his daughter, aged
Royal Dragoons,
put in to show that the defen-
Herbert Morgan, a captain in the First
20 years. Letters were p
dant professed warm affections
for his victim, and that
he had offered to engage
lodgings for her at Brompton
(after the Royals had left Nottingham), where he might
result of the d
intimacy was
the birth of a child. The jury
see his " darling" often.
The res
600/. damages and 40s. costs.
THE LAW OF PILOTAGE.--
The bill of the government
on pilotage contains twenty-five clauses. By the etrne a
pre-
ambledict—
it is declared to be expedient that the right of
piloting ships outwards from the port of London,e
same port, should be vested in one body of pilots,
and the right of piloting ships inwards to th
and that such body should be subject to uniform autho-
rity and control. The union of the Trinity-house
and Cinque Ports is to be effected. The Board of
Trade is to examine and grant licenses to masters
and mates, with power to withdraw the same. Re-
turns are to be made by pilots of their earnings ;
and all returns are to be laid before Parliament. Alter-
ations are to be made in the management if necessary.
is
to o f
extend the
et c
do r d i
stCommonrdistricts
in
b y her Majesty in council, instead of by the chief
justice
uto all Brnsh
anpo
or Ireland, &c., in which any masters of vessels are com-
pelled by law to employ pilots. The day on which the
Great Britain
riTtahe
in
bill is
law is to take effect is to be inserted in the same, which
is to be called " the Pilotage Law Amendment Act,
1853."