The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-14 00:00:00

LOST.

James George, fireman
Thos. Edwards, do.
James Phillips, carpenter
William Hill, seaman
John Passmore, do.

James More,- chief officer
James Grinsted, second do.
Charles Hill, boatswain
W. Smith boatswain's mate
Jas. A. Keeler, Ist steward
Samuel Webb, cabin boy
List of Passengers of the contract steam•packet
Forerunner :
SAVED.
A. C. Kennedy, Esq., Governor of Sierra Leong.
N. B. Bedingfield, Lieut. R.N., late of H.M.S. Pluto.
John Evans, clerk of works, Sierra Leone.
C. J. Vinall, schoolmaster, Cape Coast Castlo.
Kate English, child, daughter of Mrs. English, widow of
the late Captain English, of 3d West India Regiment.
Robert Mitchell, late engineer of Government steamer
Dover.
Thomas Gregory, master mariner, invalid.
Joseph Burnett, do. of condemned ships.
Joseph M'Crosky, merchant, of Lagos.
Thomas Carniche, Austrian seaman.

LosT.
Mrs. English, widow of the late Captain English, 31 West
India Regiment.
Lieutenant Child, Gold Coast Corps.
Mr. Virtes, merchant, Sierra Leone.

The Earl of Clarendon, who left town for the Grove
after the breaking up of the Cabinet Council on Satur-
day, returned to London yesterday morning.
The Hon. Walter Charteris (920 Highlanders) whose
name appears in the list of killed on the heights of Bala-
klava,, in the affair of the 25th ult., was brother of the
present Lord Elcho, and fourth son of the Earl of
Wemyse.
The Hon. Grey Neville (sth Dragoon Guards), who
is returned as severely wounded at Balaklava on the
25th ult., is the youngest son of Lord Braybrooke.
The name of Viscount Fitzgibbon (Bth Hussars) ap-
pears in the list of killed, in the attack on the heights of
Balaklava on the 25th ultimo. A hope exists that this
gallant young nobleman may have escaped a premature
death by being made prisoner, no decisive intelligence
of his lordship's having fallen on the field having reached
headquarters at the date of Lord Raglan's despatch.
Tan PATRIOTIC FUND.—The Messrs. Tuseand, with
their accustomed liberality, devoted the whole of their
ofoprrpocheaendssofoar
oaday and evening exhibition, to this truly
charitablo undertaking, to the numbers of children and
gallant countrymen who have fallen in
their country's cause.
THE SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY AND THE LEATHER
FACTORS.—The principal leather factors of the metropo-
lis have agreed to close their leather warehouses on
Saturday afternoons at two o'clock, in order to give the
persons in their employ a holiday after that hour, and
commenced closing at that time on Saturday last.
THE PERRY DEFENCE FUND.—TIIO Mayor of Windsor
has closed this fund, which amounts to 2,5251. 12s. 4d.
The cause of this is, that on Saturday last Lieutenant
Perry, who is at present in France, drew a cheque for
1,5001, on the bankers to the fund, without any pre-
vious notification to the treasurer, the mayor of Windsor ;
he further requested that the balance might be remitted
to his bankers at Paris. The mayor of Windsor is so
indignant at this conduct that he hesitates to present
to the Queen the numerous petitions signed in his be-
half. The cheque has not been cashed, nor will Lieut.
Perry be permitted to touch a fraction of the money
until the nature and manner of its investment has been
determ.ned,—Bucks Aat:ertiscr. •