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LLOYD'S SHIPPING (THIS DAT.)

LONDON, Jan. 11.—Wind at Noon, S. W., W fresh breeze,
and fine clear dry weather.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10.—Wind, S. Arrived—Elvira,
Owen, New Orleans ; Walton, St. Domingo ; Grafton,
Hondnras ; William 111., loon, St.
Robert Peel, New Or-
leans • Provincialist, Philadelphia. Sailed—Auldand,
New 'Orleans ; Carthagena, Charleston.—Jan. 11. (By
Electric Telegraph.) Wind, W. strong breeze, and clear.
Off Port—Pelican (s), from Rotterdam, with a schooner in
tow.
Arrived—Crown, Calcutta; Ara'rtha Rio de la Hache.

DEAL, Jan. 10.—Wind, S. W., a gale. Arrived from the
River— Royal Alice, for Sydne N.s . W. ; London
Singa-
pore ; Lady of the Lake, Port Natal; Sapphire, GeelongSinga-
;
Warrior, Africa ; Helen Munro, do. • Orion, do. ; Brown,
New Orleans ; Victory, Savannah ; Wm. Stetson, Boston,
Sailed Rifleman, South Seas. Put back—Rifleman,
Queen Adelaide and the Mary
South Seas ; San Francisco, Sydney, N.S.W.
SHIELDS,IO.—The Robert and Ellen of this port
AnMnlhLaFvoeubDe,
eJnagno.tloOff.—shThoree .
was abandoned in a sinking state, Dec. 29, off the Naze of
Norway ; crew saved and landed here The Mary of derland has been abandoned in a sinking state. Sun-
Mentor,Sailed—
New York.
Jan. 10.— The Pilgrim and Earl of Dur-
BERWICK, Jan. 10.—The Aid is on shore, and expected
to be a total wreck.
QUEBEC, Dec. 24.—The Mount Vernon (American ship),
haßmAaßrite INonasThONre.
Saguenay to England, has been on shore, received consider-
able damage, and must winter here and refit.
da,Owl vhard gale all
bound ride safely.
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requires her topsails caulked.
JERSEY, Jan. 9.—Wind, W. Arrived__
Amelia, Shep-
3gGAYE, Island, Jan. 10.—The Otter (s
pigan.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 9.—Arrived—Esther, Rio Grande.
CHRISTIANSAND, Dec. 28.—The Twee Oreender, Dantzig
to London, is leaky, disabled, and must refit.
BOSTON, Dec. 28.—The wreck of a full rigged brig,
water-logged and abandoned, was passed near Cape Look-
out on the 19th inst. ; and the wreck ofa large vessel, and
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a piece of timber, marked " Hollander," n large gilt letters,
was passed on the 24th of Nov., lat. 41, long. 25.

DINNER TO AGED MEN AT PRESTWICR.__The aged
men of Prestwich on New Year's Day were again for the
sixth time entertained by the noblemen and gentlemen
rsiding in the vicinity with a substantial old English
dinner. Upwards of 140, whose average ages would be
about 70 years, partook of the good cheer so liberally
provided. Many still hale and hearty had seen more
than four score winters, and none were under 60.
MURDERERS.—In the county of Middlesex alone, there
were from 1810 to 1826, 34 criminals convicted of murder
and executed, notwithstanding 188 murders were com-
mitted. From 1806 to '42, out of 27 convictions only
17 were hanged, and but 90 persons committed for the
crime. Iu England and Wales, all who were convicted
of murder in 1815, 17, 'lB, and '29, were executed, and
in the four years following, the crime increased to 12 per
cent. In 1836, '3B, '4O, and '42, 31 were executed out
of 83 condemned, and in the succeeding years the crime
of murder increased 17 per cent.
MUNIFICENT ENDOWMENT. Sir Michael Shaw
Stewart, Bart., has endowed the church at Greenock
with 3001. per annum, and 1001. for a curate, on con-
dition that daily service shall never cease to be per.
formed.