The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. 19.—Wind at Noon, S.S.W., light airs,
and dull hazy weather.
GRIMSBY, Jan. 18.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Sir John
Ogilvy, Dantzig for London, very leaky.
DEAL, Jan. 18.—Wind, N.N.W., moderate. Arrived—
Maranon, Shanghae ; Albemarle, Madras. Arrived from
the River—Jamaica, Antigua. Arrived from the River,
and sailed—Pelham, for Sydney, N.S.W. • Peetura, Port
Philip ; Reliance, Algoa Bay. Sailed—Pauline, Houghton,
Britannia, Charles Brooke, Criminalrath Brandt, Caracta-
cus, Victoria, -W alter, London, and the Jamaica. Put
back—Prince Edward, Danubeo, Blagodor, Eagle, Mari-
anne, Swea, Robert Franklin, John Scott, and Etna.
OFF DOVER, Jan. 18.—Horatia Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18.—Wind, E.S.E.' to S.W. Arrived--
Horizon, New Orleans. Sailed—Favourite, Valparaiso ;
Jessie Miller, Charleston ' • Dunkboarhead, Sydney, Now
South Wales ; Kew Forest, Geelong ; James Turean, Ba-
tavia ; John Harrocks, Singapore • and the remainder of
the outward bound—in all, sixty 'large vessels. Off Port
—Cremore, New Margaret, and Washington.
CLYDE, Jan. 17.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—St. George,
St. John's, N.B. Sailed.—Rebecca, Demerara ; Devon-
shire, New Orleans ; Robert Hooper, do. ; Cameo, Savan-
nah ; Actress, Boston.
LEITH, Jan. 17.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Mandarin,
Callao ; Cochituate, Boston.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 18.—Wind, N., moderate breeze.
Hrrived—Thetis' St. Petersburgh, for Gloucester, with
stern much damaged from contact with a galleot ; George
Duncan, laemel, with loss of bowsprit, chain bolts drawn,
&c., oRe man washed overboard, and about 300 bags of
coffee thrown overboaod. Sailed—Lorina Thompson, Gee-
long ; Maude, Calcutta ; Gateshead, Ceylon ; Julia, Rio
Janeiro ' - Elvera, Havannoted
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Reaper, for Carthagena,
fouled the
lost her

BRISTOL, Jan. 18.—Wind, N. Arrived—Grace, St.
John's, N.B. Sailed—Tweed, Africa.
MARGATE, Jan. 18.—The Unity from Newcastle, and
the Elizabeth and Mary from Hartlepool, are leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 18.—Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Duke
of Northumberland, Port Philip ; Vebelia, do. ; Columbia,
Cape and Maulmain ; aromo, Coast of Africa ; Visarges,
California. James Holmes, Barbadoes ; Elveretta, Grenada;
Denmark, 'Mobile ; Acton, New Orleans ; and all the out-
ward bound, except the Stratheden, for Port Philip.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 18.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—
Parana (s), West Indies, on freight 160,0001.
PWLLHELI, Jan. 18.—A derelict vessel, of about 62 feet
keel, very sharp fore and aft, streaked quite fresh with
zinc, and supposed to be a schooner, has come on shore,
laden with cod oil ; and if the weather remains fine, a
quantity of the cargo will be saved.
STANLEY (Falkland Islands), Nov. 10.—The Coromandel,
from Liverpool, sailed Sept. 20, was spoken near Cape
Horn in a very leaky and dangerous state, and again on the
following day in a severe gale, by the John Cobbold, ar-
rived here from Swansea.

MANDAL, Dec. 31.—The Burgermaster, Roeder, for
Leith, has put in with damage.
CHRISTIANSAND, Jan. 3.—The Orion, Stettin, to null
is on shore near Fahrsund, and full of water. Cargo a%'.
peeted to be saved in a damaged state, but it is doubtful if
the vessel will be got off.

SHOCKING SUICIDE OP A SOLDIER.--On Tuesday after-
noon, an inquest was held at the Army and Navy Ta-
Birmingham, on the body of
vern, Great Brook-street,
William Templeton, a private in the 2nd Dragoon
Guards. On Sunday evening last, he spent about an
hour at a public-house near the barracks, where he met
a femle, for whom it appears the deceased entertained
a moats unfortunate attachment. He left about nine
o'clock in company with a young female friend, to whom
he declared that since he had come to Birmingham and
seen the female in question he had never known hap-
piness, and expressed his determination not to leave the
barracks again alive. After bidding his friend good bye,
and desiring her to carry his farewell to the female he
had left, he went into the barracks about a quarter past
nine. At twenty-five minutes past nine he was seen
walking down the passage near his own room, anda
few minutes after a report of fire-arms was heard in the
ablution-room, and on proceeding there his comrades
found the body of the unfortunate deceased stretchedit_head
. on
the ground, with the greater part of hisfacew and
completely blown off, and a pistol, covered
and brains, lying close beside him.
The juryverdict of " Suicide while in a state of Temporary
Insanity." caithmeb ltooo da