The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-17 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING._

LONDON, Nov. 16.—Wind at noon, variable.
RAmsuatt, NoV. Arrd, Prince Regent (steam
packet) Cork, towed in with damage. It blew a heavy
gale at N. by E., until midnight, when it moderated, and
at 4 A.M. veered to W.N.W., but it is now, 8 P.M. blow-
ing a smart breeze at S.W. Queen of Britain, London
for Bristol; with loss of sails.
DEAL, 151,-Wind S,S.W.—Arrd. Asia, West-
ward ; Sisters, London, with loss of anchor and cable.
Arrd. from the River and sailed, Columbia, Sydney,
New South Wales. It blew hard last night at N., during
which the Miram, from Copenhagen, lost two anchors
and cables, but has been supplied.
PORTSMOUTH, 14.0". 1 A,M., Wind E. ' • 6 P 31.,
N.E. Arrd. Susan, Gilham, Buenos Ayres, sailed from
Monte Video Sept. 6; Sarah, Allen, Quebec; Gladiator,
London fur New York; Clarendon, ondon for Jamaica,
*ith loss of atiehor and chain,
INVEtt; Nei: 1,-,---41rfcl: Nottingham, London for
Hartlepool, With loss of andiors, and windlass upset.
Put back, Sarah, Harwich, with loss of ditto and chains.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.—Wind S.E., moderate —Arrd.
Coittithht Stelitheri Boston, sailed Ist inst., Halifax 4th
Royal Albert and Etlgle, Quebec. Ski. Mary Eli-
tabeth; Cape of Good Hope England, Bombay Cas-
Matirititis j Plato and Verris, Buenos Ayres ;
Priam, Monte Video ; Mary Queen of Scots, Pernam-
buco ; Ann and Henry Duncan, Rio Janeiro ; Amelia,
Trinidad Clara and Emma, Demerara ; Hotspur, De-
ttierara kitormont, Honduras ; Princess Victoria,
j John. Bendy,
,Savannah ; John Bolton, Agnes
Without', bydia# (trace, and Sir Charles Napier, New
Orleans ; Sheridan; New York Monongahela, Phila.
Pelphia ; Robert Watt; Mobile Ayrshire, Africa
bfi, 4iioft§: The Harlequin, of Glasgow, was
tacit into netitiiiitriB flay yentefday, with less of
foremast, &c.' The Susan, Drew, from New Orleans to
this port, put into Newport, R. 1., 23d ult.,' having
lust furemastt main top-gallant Mast, maintop-sail, yard-
tiel; utt the 11th. The City of Edinburgh, from
Quebec to London, waterlogged, was fallen in with
about 600 miles to the westward of. Scilly, and the crew
taken off by the Charles, arrived at Beriumaris.
BEAUMARIS.—Arrd. chitties, Quebec.
OFF MARGATE. Nov. 14.—Arrd. Canton, Quebec ;
Racer, Rowe, Malaga, with loss of sails, anchor, and
part of chain.
MAntiaft, Not. 15,—The Alfred from Youghal to
LondOii, Is tiff the harbour leaky, and with loss of rudder
sails, anchor, and chain, having been ashore on the Re-
culvers, and is expected in next tide. The Resource,
ffdtti liqitibsy to London, lost an anchor during the gale.
last night:
Nor. 15. The Mattelaine, Cherie, from
§iiliderland to Nantes; was wrecked CIA the Burrowes
salt Ihe ;fames Margues, Cotta,
lost anchor and cable in Pau Sand dole ititefdat, and
has been supplied.
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, N A
bitiduLAit tiectiJET:Lvarin accident of a
lomeiyhati singular character iptprenea last *telt at the
Fiiiiiitain ftjd; HAtinkgit. ri'ms ladies anti a little girl,
of the family of Mr, I'lletili Fffefi itefefi4ip lino a
room in which there was a fire, which 'smo;ettiftd
burned very badly ; they stood befeie fire for a fe
rd
w
initittteSt but not very near it. All at tie
once they hea
lit the iiiiiintisk it lend feptyft; lender fh,,in a eommon
ghn, and at the same moiiiciit d liddy tit flame; followed
by a sank or bag of straw, rushed from the fire-phititl, and
completely triteloped them in the flames, burning the
Veils frbin theif racti! the handkerchiefs the had in
*bit. hands; and the late from their beats. 'Alai f their
di.kso3 Ve twit it thbi# Satin; and and of WW ?
I en ina-
tertalE. The wooneil altl!t it6ii ihkitelled tip 1:1 the
flames, but the silk resisted it, ,The trimming' 6t their
di4ips at the bottoto„ and the hair at the top of their
heti& welsh bilrlitili Mt et the party had her left hand
severely injured. the little girl had Ito' eyebrows and
eyelashes completely burned tit) , and heti lave so much
injattil ItS td require it to be kept covered iiif ffitiftY tlkyS
after tht circumstance happened; and it now presents a
mt depiortym rtilpbattnee; The Ord Had hdth hands
roue burned, and also her idce, her cyan:6*g being
nearly all burned off, and the hair on her head much
sing,t(l:- Slash WttS the force and searching nature of
the flames- thAt a Adiall part a the little girl' grist where
the glove did not meet- the spencer, was hinted quite
round. Whether some person had maliciously placed
powder in the sack is not known; indeed the accident
remains altogether unexplained.
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.—On Saturday morning
sman named Dobson, a ranger, residing at Nacton, awoke
at about four o'clock, and Was surprised to find his wife
missing, as she was in bed when he retired to rest on the
previoussearehr n.
butigwht without
te
sautercueck ss. a
Cliognhstidad eranblceomalmareuincewasd ;a:
in consequence of the
felt by the family,
viu'notmilanshewwhoaswdaisscaobvoeVreeS.iixntya.age ,of :the
welia Nothingtabo
11 was
e, heard at
arbet,
a mile from her linshand's house, and from the difficulty
ult 7
of access to the well it is not "supposed she aecidenta4
fell into it,—lpswich Express.. ' •