The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-07 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS.

Sharpe's London Magazine has two pretty en-
gravings of " The Loitering Post," and " Help at
Need." "Studies of great men, No. 1," is a sketch
of Lord Lansdowne. "My Old Lodger," and
" Harry Coverdale" are continued. The Illustrated
London Magazine maintains its interest. There
are several pleasing tales in this number. The
English Cyclopedia has reached the eighth number.
When completed, this will form a most valuable
volume of reference. It is only two shillings a
part. The Family Friend and Home Thoughts are
two little serials of the same class. They are use-
ful and entertaining for the younger members of the
circle. The Penny Post is of a more religious
character, and supplies a deficiency in this class of
literature. The Twopenny Post is the same
magazine, printed on finer paper. Our Friend
is a monthly Miscellany designed for all
classes. It has accordingly, political, serious,
lively, romantic, instructive, and poetical
departments. Hogg's Instructor is somewhat of a
similar description. It has an account of " Lord
Brougham," by George Gilfillan. The Dodd
Family Abroad and Handley Cross are con-
tinued, with their usual attractions. The Gospel
Magazine, and National Temperance Chronicls are
two serials devoted to popular improvement.
Church Parties is an essay reprinted from the
Edinburgh Review for October. The first part of
the fourth edition of a new series of Tracts for the
Times, by J. S. Buckingham, has appeared.
Deane's Illustrated Almanack is a very useful com-
pendium of information, being a companion for
" the Country and Town House, Farm and Ware-
house, Church and Law Courts."

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS .DAY.

LONDON, Jan. 7.—Wind this day at Noon, S. ; light
breeze, and thaw.
COWES, Jan. 6.—Arrived—Dolphin, from Calcutta.
Poursmoura, Jan. 6.—Wind, N.W. to S.E. Arrived
—Palestine, from Batavia, for Hamburgh. Off Port—
Walter Hood, Sydney.
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sailed e.l76dr e:f.OrAinOLidfirio,
FALMOUTH,
Akyab, for Amsterdam. The G.
—Arrived
port, was wrecked on Porthonstock Beach, within the
Manacles,
SOUTHEND,
Dec. 3, during gale.
a
Jan. G.—The Tweedside (schooner), Mon-
trose to Colchester, has been lost on the Blacktail Sand ;
crew saved ; part of cargo landed in a damaged state.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. G.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Sir H.
Douglas, from St. John's, Newfoundland ; Jenny Jones,
Yarmouth, with damage from collision.
FOWEY, Jan. s.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Good Intent,
from Quebec .
WISBY, Dec. 22.—The Sir Charles Forbes, which was on
shore near Faro, Dee. 12, has come off waterlogged, and
much damaged, and it is feared will be condemned. The
Juno, of and from Hull, which was assisted into
Stitoham, 10th Nov., after being on shore at Aja, has been
condemned ; cargo discharged in good condition.
PENZANCE, Jan. s.—Wind, variable. Arrived—Cham-
pion, from Madras.
GRIMSBY, Jan. G.—The Leadbetter (brig), for Sunder.
land, and the Lady Campbell (brig), for Seaham, from
Hull, are on shore two miles to the westward. The Agatha,
of Ipswich, is supposed to have been lost here, some wreck
so marked having been washed ashore.
BEAUMARIS, Jan. s.—Wind, variable. Sailed—Callary
(s), for Sydney, N.S.W.
MILFORD, Jan. 6.—Arrived—The Galnare Shoreham,
from Llanelly, with damage from collison with a brig on
the 3d instant ; three of the crew got on board the iatter.
ELSINORE, Dec. 31.—The schooner, Sylphedes, of
Ystad, Stockholm to Hull, put in here on the 28th inst. in
charge of the mate and one man only, the master and four
men having been drowned.
CLYDE, Jan. 4.—Arrived—Catharine, from St. John's,
N.B. Sailed—John Ferguson, Trinidad.
ANTWERP, Jan. s.—The Marie Alphonsone, from Liver-
pool, was lost on the rocks of Pierre Percei, near.
St.
Fizaire, Dec. 26 • crow landed, materials beiugsaye.a
MELBOURNE, 'Oa. 10.- The Portuguese brig,
masts and.
g, Amalia
Primeira, from Oporto, has arrived,
bowsprit, and part of cargo thrown with
overboard. loss of
rboard.

. from Harlin en
(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
Wind, Southerly ; GRAvzsow, Saturday, 9.30 A.M.
Arrived,
6-tit—Lord John Russell,
half ebb ; cloudy.
7th—Two Sisters, from Nordnyk; Jane, C g
. - •

DEAL, Saturday, 9 A.M.
Wind, 8.5. W., fresh-
from London, for Cardiff.
for Rim,
Sailed--Luneburg,