The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)IsT

LONDON, Jan. 12.--Wind this day at Noon, E. ; light
breeze, and cloudy weather.

PORTSMOUTH, -Jan. 11.—Wind, N.N.E. Arrived—
Caroline, from Richmond, U.S., for Bremen ; Highland
]Slary, Quebec, with loss of bulwarks, boats, &c., decks
swept, and two mates washed overboard.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 11.—Wind, N.E. Sailed—Time and
Truth, for Adelaide ; Merchantman, do.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 11.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Otter,
from Pernambuco.
SHIELDS, Jan. 11.—The Ocean, from Havre, and the
Boidecca, of Teignmouth, got on the Herd Sand yesterday ;
the latter has become a total wreck.

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SUNDERLAND,- Jan. 11.—The Dankhaer, of Konigsberg,
London to Newcastle, has been wrecked here ; crew saved.
HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 11.—The Peared, of and for Nor-
way, from London, in ballast, went ashore at West
Ilartlepool last night, and immediately went to pieces ;
crew saved.—The destruction here is dreadful; vessels
driven in here going to pieces, and breaking one another
UP in our outer basins.
CLYDE, Jan. 10. —Sailed—Sesostris, for Rangoon and
liaUlMain ; Bannockburn, New Orleans.
KINGSTOWN, Jan. 10.—'Arrived—Brilliant, for Pug-
wash. Sailed—Mariner, for Savannah.
DUNDEE, Jan. 10.—The Commerce (schooner), of Aber-
deen, from Dantzie, waterlogged and unmanageable, ran
upon the rocks yesterday, opposite Laiiyloan station ; crew
saved. The Domestic (schooner), of Bideford, Scilly to the
Clyde, was abandoned by her crew in a leaky state, and
drifted to a reef of rocks yesterday, off the Blasket Island ;
crew saved.
WARKWORTH, Jan. 11.—A square-rigged vessel, sup-
posed to be Spanish, and named Montezuma, has been lost
on the rocks near Boulmer, a quantity of empty sulphur
casks have been washed ashore. The Catherine Maria, of
Odense, has been totally wrecked at Danridge ; crew
saved. A Newfoundland dog swam on shore from the
wreck, and is protecting the property which is being
Washed ashore.
WISBEACH, Jan. 11.—The Albion, of Wisbeach, for
Shields, was seriously damaged last night by a large floe of
.106 drifting down. She nearly filled with water, and was
-with difficulty saved from sinking, The lower head of the
harbour is still blocked up with ice, though thawing. An
lee-boat has commenced breaking up the ice.
RANGOON, Nov. 18.—The Galconda, arrived here on the
sth Oct. from Calcutta, had been on shore. The Atalanta,
from Calcutta, parted her moorings, Nov. 13, and went on
shore ; damage not yet known.
HONG KONG, Nov. 27. TheG.
.Eseh.War,d theeebster, greaterforSan
part of her cargo, andsurveyed Francisco, has put back leaky, 27.—The
and d
AMA-IN, Nov. 18. Thesueld and repaired.
MMwill '
Salisburyy and the Lintin,
hence for Great Britain, grounded on proceeding down the
river, received considerable damage, and
are discharging
to be surveyed.
WivENHOS, Jan. 11.—The Luna (brig), of Sunderland,
for London, was found this morning
to have four feet of
water iu her hold, and was abandoned, on the West Rock.
She has since been brought into harbour.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL,
Wind,'S., moderate, and frosty. lO M.
Arrived—Emperor, from Bahia ; Shamrock (s), gavre
Frederick, Miramichi ; Sarah Bottsford, Dalhousie ; Hart:.
ford, Mobile ; Janet, Callao ; Hudson, Baltimore ; Briti-
owl, Dalhousie ; Lucy, Richibucto:
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 10.

Wind, N.
Arrived—Augusta, from Laguna, for Liverpool ; Con
stanza, Marianopoli •' Jessica, Callao; Sivas, Odessa
Medinero, Matanzas.
Sailed=Refugo, for Bristol; Candace, Aberdeen; Ram- St.
packer, New4astle. 50

(By SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Thursday, 9.45 a.m.
25
Wind, S.E., three-quarters flood, moderate, and hazy.
Arrived, Jan. 11.—John Bunyan, from Shanghae ; Pet, 106
St. NichaePs.

Sailed, Jan. 11.—Maria Christina (s.), for Santander ;
City of Rotterdam, (s.), Dunkirk.

DEAL, Thursday, 9.10 a.m.
Wind N.N.W., light airs.
No arrivals.

COLNEY HATCH PAUPER LUNATIC ASYLUM.—The
Committee of Visitors of this asylum have passed a reso-
lution, declaring that the weekly sum to be paid for the
maintenance of patients confined in the asylum, charge-
able to the county, or to any parish therein, be fixed at
the sum of 9s. 4d., and for each person not of the county i 100
confined therein, at the sum of 14s. I 50
THE CARLTON CLUB.—The old Carlton Club, for many
years the rendezvous of political partizans and gossips
of all shades of Tory and Conservative principles, is
being pulled down. Some two or three years ago a
new house was begun by the Club for increased accom-
modation to the members, and Buckingham House has
been taken by the members of the club while the old
premises are pulled down and rebuilt. The new building,
we understand, will be uniform in its external appear-
ance with the new house built next to it, and which is
adorned in front with polished granite pillars. When
finished, the Carlton will, in its extended and improved
condition, be a great ornament to the architectural
beauty of Palkaall,