The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-08 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, April B.—Wind this day at Noon, N. to N.W.,
fresh breeze, and cloudy, with a slight fall of rain.
DEAL, April 7.—Wind, W.S.W., stormy. Arrived—
Daniel Webster, Canton Harpye, and Jan Van Brakel,
New York ; Falcon, Pitt, Bermuda • Amana, Wake,
Alexandria. Arrived from the River!--01bers, Harriet,
Plantagenet, and Johan Georg, for Sydney, N.S.W. ;
Ariel, Henderson, Launceston, V.D.L. ; Gevalia, Liberg,
Calcutta; Planter, Prior, Demerara; Runswell, Hawkins,
Quebec.

LIVERPOOL, April 7.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—
Arequipa, Askew, Valparaiso ; Parker, Kennedy, Deme-
rara; Mina, Reid, Trinidad ; Ann Wise, Hondiras ;
Glaneus, Gales, Caldera, ; Lotus, and Holyoake, New Or-
leans ; Diamond, and Persian, Apalachicola ; Brothers,
Murphy, Savannah ; Constantine, and S. Y., New York ;
Parliament, Sampson, Boston ; Jessie, Powder, Newfound-
land ; Danube, Newton, Alexandria ' • Persian (s), Con-
stantinople ; Malcolm, Jay, Trieste ; Zacharias, Burgos.
Off Port—Majestic, Africa ; Saratoga, Farnandez ; Elea-
nor Thompson, and Mary Pleasants, —. The Welcome,
of Newry, went ashore three miles S. of St. Bees' Head,
yesterday, and unless the weather moderates, will become
a wreck.
WHITEHAVEN, April 6.—The Sprey, arrived here from
Dublin, reports having seen a vessel bottom up—St. Bees'
Head bearing N.E. about 14 miles.
COWES, April 7.—Wind, W. Arrived.Mercurius,
Callao.

PORTSMOUTH, April 7.—Wind, W. to W.N.W. Ar-
rived—H.M.'s steamers Sidon and Arrogant, from a cruize.
Sailed—Patrick Henry, New York.
FAt mouni, April 7.—Wind, W.N.W., strong breeze.
Arrived—Beata, and Anna, Alexandria ; Ruby, and Alex-
ander, Odessa • Augusta, Ibrail ; Albert, Johnson, Galatz ;
Constantia, Licula, St. Sebastian. Sailed—Fortuna,
Havannah.

PLYMOUTH, April 6.—Wind, W. Sailed—Euphemus,
Melbourne.
GUERNSEY, April s.—The Trois Susannes, of Barcelona,
from Rouen to Cannes, with empty pipes, was wrecked on
the night of April 4, on rocks N.N.W. of this island, and
filled ; the captain and two men drowned. The vessel has
since been towed in the bay near Proquaine.
MARYPORT, April 6.—The Osprey (smack), of Ramsey,
Isle of Man, which was towed on the beach here on the 3d,
has broken up.
CORK, March 6.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Hellespont,
Galatz ; Pescador, St. Michael's. Sailed—Balmira, St.
Michael's.

QUEENSTOWN, April 6.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—
Mariner, Mazagan ; Alert, Port Lagos ; Anna Maria,
Bilbao.

PARIS, April 7.—The Marie and Pucelino, of and from
Bayonne to Rouen, foundered April 2, four miles off the
Taur du Tour' ; crew saved.
LAURKULLEN, March 23. A brig is on shore near
Strysten, and between the Porter Islands a schooner was
seen firing signals of distress. A steamer was seen about
two miles off Fauder, March 18, working into the ice. On
its becoming dark the smoke from her changed into fire,
which speedily increased, and raged fearfully to two
o'clock the next morning, so that the steamer is supposed
to have been burned.

STRAKUND, April 3.—A ship, a brig, and a schooner,
with all sails stowed, were seen, about three miles off
Ancona Lighthouse, drifting from N. to N.E. in the ice,
March 29.

DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF HUSTANTON HALL, NOR-
FOLK.—On Tuesday morning, Hustanton Hall, the seat
of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esq., situ-
ated within 16 miles of King's Lynn, was destroyed by
fire. The fire originated in the sleeping apartment of
the only female servant left in the hall, the family being
abroad. The flames were first seen to issue from the
building about four o'clock in the morning. A con-
siderable part of the furniture was saved. Hustanton
Hall has long been regarded as one of the most an-
cient and interesting family mansions in the county of
Norfolk.
GALLANTRY REWARDED.—The Emperor of France, by
decree of the 12th ult. has awarded a gold medal of
honour of the second class to Lieutenant-Charles Pear-
son, of the English Royal Navy, commanding the coast-
guard of the Langton station, for the courage and de-
votedness displayed by him in assisting, on Dec. 17,
1852, the crew of the wrecked French ship the Nouvelle
Laura.