The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-07 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS.
100 35 Australian Agricult 235 240 .230 29 37
20 6I A astrlasn.Pcific.Mailll
10 5 Australn. Royal Mail
38A Tl3rit. America. Land ...
100 32i 'Canada
5 5- Crystal Palace
4 2 Crystal Pal. of France ...
20 1 Eastern Steam
1 1 Electric. Teleg. of Ir
15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat 3O
100 50 General Screw Steam
20 2A Irish Beetroot Sugar
1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel
10 2 Netherlands Land._ 2
20 2A Nrth.ofEuropeSteam
50 all Peninsular & Oriental ..,
50 25 Do. Do.
100 60 Royal Mail Steam..
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25 25 South Austral. Land 5
1 1 Submar. Telegraph
5 2 Universal Emigration
and Colonisation._
100 28l Tan Diemen's Land l4 1

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Feb. 7.—Wind at Nc Southerly, light
breeze, and fine. The Henries (ship), loaded, and to sail
this day for Ceylon, took fire yesterday evening in the
West India Docks, and was still burning at ten o'clock.
DEAL, Feb. 6.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—Vivid, Green,
Mauritius. Sailed—Lady M`Naughto—, Port Philip; Caro-
line, Hong Kong ; Alexander Hall, Lima ; Leander, Rio
Janeiro ; Hugh Belmont, Barbadoes ; Forester, Tobago ;
Mary, Malta; Queen Leghorn; Devonshire, New York;
Stantsrand, Smyrna.

Nancollis, Laguna ; Vanguard, Norton, New. Orleans ;
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.—Wind,
Arabia (s), Judkins, New York. Sailed—Trident, Ade-
laide, S. A. ; Ochtertyre, Sandwich, Melbourne ; Temple-
man,Arrived—Nautilus,
Pernam, Valparaiso ; Bosphorus Buenos Ayres ;
Anadine, ine, Rio Grande ; Ranger, Bahia ; Clementa, Havan-
nah ; Anna, Georgiana, La Guayra ; Jersey, New Orleans ;
Milan, New York ; Avondale, and America (s), Boston ;
Blosssom, Smyrna ; Emily, Constantinople • einsar Mel-
bourne ; Mountaineer, Port Philip ; Landisiarne,
Bahia ;
Beatriee, Pernambuco; Ann, Porto Rico; Geo. A. Hopley,
Charleston ; A. Y. Chandeler, New York ; Zenobia, Bos-
ton ; William Pitt, Teneriffe. Off Port—Andrew Foster,
from New York.

COWES, Feb. s.—Wind, E.NE. Arrived—Mentor, Abe-
lin, Charleston. _ _ _

ggan, Nov. 14, and
ngland, from Singapore
was
to DLuivisteLrivico,olr
which
isc
h. —saTnhke
oYfFoßunagbEri
got out of her dock and ]aid on harder ground, Jan. 29,
went to pieces in the gale of last night.
RAMSGATE, Feb. s.—The wreck of the Sadah, from
Smyrna to London, which was towed on the main, near
Dumpton Gap, has been washed off.
The Nathaniel Kemball, from New Orleans to Liverpool,
was on shore on Dry Loch, near Sand Key, Jan. 17 ; cargo
expected to be saved, partly damaged.

LOSS OF LIFE DURING THE LATE FOG.--011 Friday the
sw western
following cases
were o
forwardedf loss
t
of life,e the
coroner
throughtp folirhefc fogof
ai se
the-e consta Nw
Tues-
dayn night,teble,
district of Middlesex :—About half-past six, Mr. John
Lane, aged 45, foreman to Messrs. Peters and Co.,
coach-builders, George-street, Bryanstone-square, left
tTheewfnac. toHryetowparsoclaesetd
steoenhisalrievseidbenycea, in
o Rn
walking along the towing-path ef the Grand Junction
Canal, on his way homeward, and nothing more was
who had
heard of him until his lifeless body wasdiscovered in the
canal on Thursday morning. There can be no doubt but
that deceased, in consequence of the density of the fog,
beenwal manykedi yearsntothewinatmerr..
rTehteersu,snfeomrtpulonya,tehamsalneit a widow
and seven children to deplore his untimely end. The
second case is that of Thomas Pearce, aged 42, a gangs-
man in the employ of the Grand Junction Canal Com-
pany. Deceased, with three others, were proceeding
homeward on the night in question, along the towing-
path of the canal ; when near Low-place-bridge they
missed their way, and lost each other. One of deceased's
companions heard a splash in the water, but, in conse-
quence of the fog, he was unab'e to see who had fallen
iu. All the parties, with the exception of deceased,
reached their homes, and his lifeless body was found the
next morning in the canal.
THIEF CATCHING BY ELECTRICITY.—The utility of the
electic telegraph, as a means of police, was demonstrated
on
1 al. ing stolen a sum of 500 florins belong-
ing to her master, took to flight with a
at
cFarrtrynblea,st. The female servant of a tradesman
young man
of 21, for whom she had conceived a violent affection.
On arriving at Witzembourg, she treated with a shipping
office for the conveyance of herself and lover from Havre
to New Orleans, and she paid 216 f. on account. Her
master, who was at church when the robbery was com-
mitted, made a declaration to the police, and they hav-
ing discovered the trace of the pair, sent off a telegraphic
dispatch to Strasburg to have them arrested. They
could not be found in that city, and as it was supposed
they bad left for Paris, a dispatch with a description of
their persons was sent up. Two police agents were sent
to the railway station, and they found the couple in the
train which arrived at five o'clock in the morning. They
immediately arrested them, and ;they are to be sent to
Baden.