The Sun.
London, England, 1847-05-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY

LONDON, MAY 3.—WindN.N W.. light breeze, and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY L—Wind S.W. by S.; 2, N. to
S.S.W.—Arrd. her Majesty's ship Alert, Sierra Leone. Off
port, D'Auvergne, Honduras. Sld. Independence, New York;
Seringapatam, Madras and Calcutta.
FALSIOUTII, MAY I.—Wind S. to' N.W., stroing; 2, N.
to N.N.W.—.Arrd. Penguin packer, Rio Janeiro—left 18th
March; Royal Sovereign, Bird, Pernambuco—left 11th of
March; Urania, Kammega, New York for Liverpool, leaky,
and part of cargo thrown overboard. Sid. Hatnetto, Valpa-
raiso; Emma, New York.
LiveftrooL, MAY 2.—Wind N., moderate.—Arrd. Sword-
fish, Green, Bahia—sailed 18th March, Maceo Ist ult., Per-
nambuco, 3d ; Treasurer, Porto Rico ; Leander, Lawton, New
Orleans; Wild Irish Girl, Graham, Bombay; Rafael, Brown,
Pernambuco; Mary Jones, Stephenson, Porto Rico; Vir-
ginius, Austin, New Orleans; Henry Duncan. Kent, Sa-
vannah ; Portland, Salker, Charleston ; Lehigh. Young, Phi-
ladelphia; Gunga, Bowman, Adelaide. South Australia;
Blounge, Banks, Calcutta; Harrison Chilton, Key, New
Orleans; Anfitute, Reera, Havannah; Henry Woodis, Chant
berlain, Virginia; Dublin, Skalfield, Philadelphia; West.
keay, Bartlett, ditto ; Rochester. Mansen, New York
Clydeside, —. 1. Sid. a large fleet of the outward bound
The Luna, from Cuba, has been assisted off shore to-day
and docked.
PLYMOUTH, NAY 2.—Wind N. by W.--Arrd. 30th, Borneo.
Huntingdon, Baltimore. Sld. H.M.S. Philomel, coast 4)1
Africa; Pioneer, Newfoundland ; James, Cork and Boston.
DEAL, MAY 2.—Wind S.E. to S.S.W.—Arrd. 30th, Ferax,
Godfrey, Charleston, Antwerp. 2, Schilde, Manilla, Ant-
werp; Eifpunses Van Orange. Kaleshaek, Batavia; Jean.
nette, Kallweg, ditto; Maees Nymph, ditto; Johanna, ditto,
all for Rotterdam; Adolph Van Nassau, ditto, Amsterdam;
Monarch, Walker, Calcutta; Clifton, Cox, ditto; Potsdam,
Walff, Monte Video. Sid. Brightman, Sydney, New South
Wales; Duchess of Leinster, Singapore; William Shand.
Calcutta; Sylph Barbadoes; Mary, Cuba; James Turcan,
Havannah. Arrd. from the River, Blunet, Boston. Arrd.
Adolph, Eikman, Havannah, for St. Petersburgh ; Margery,
St. John's ; Hong-Kong, Canton for Hamburgh ; Candidate,
Fowle, Barbadoes; D'Auvergne, Smith, Honduras. Sailed
the whole of the outward bound.
—Arrd. John
DurILLN, APRIL 30.—Wind N.W. to
Packet, Norfolk;
Knox, Sinclair, Barbadoes ; Canton, k. May I.—The
Mon-
terey, New York. Sid. Franklin, New Y
Sunderland, was lost
St. Patrick, of and from Liverpool for ;
two of the crew
on the 17th ult., after being in
el9ntis'ord.
lost, the remainder landed at Car ing
" W Std. Nonpareil, Demerara;
CLYDE, MAY S.
Quebec and Montreal. Put
Superb, Dalhousie; Cherokee,
back. St. Vincent, for D m
eDemerara—one officer washed over-
board ; Maid of the
Montreal,Mi
leaky. real, with loss of main-
mast, &e.; Mary, for 08 —The Fisher, Liverpool to
BOWMORR,
IsLAY,
APRIL •
Newfoundland ; the
and
the Mary Ann,Henderson,
Olive Branch, Liverpool to Bally-
shannon ;
Ayr to Lochindaul,
went on shore at the latter place during a heavy gale, and
C must 'ne New Orleans
discharge. 29, The onri ,
into Lochindauldi yesterdayKoster, with material
to Sligo, put
damage.
KILRUSH, Amu,
30. The Dewdrop, Storm, Sligo to
has put in here leaky, Etc. The May, for Arch-
angel,New York,
in Scattery Roads last night.
went on shore
0 The Charles, of Belfast,
Coleraine
PORTRUSR, APRIL -4.-
1 g 1", and the Fanny, went on shore in Skerries Roads.
!AG, latteraso‘ a total wreck, and the former is very much
is
damaged ; crews saved.
BELFAST, MAY I.—The Sophia, Liverpool to St. John's,
Newfoundland, put in here to-day distnasted and leaky.
SUNDERLAND,
MAY I.—The Ellen Cook, for Hull, has
been abandoned off this coast in a sinking state ; crew saved
by the Dorothea, arrived here.
STontrawmr, APRIL 27.—The Tornessal, from Drontheim
to Liverpool, hes arrived here with damage, and must dis-
charge.
SHIPWRECK AND FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
LOWLANDBIAN'S BAY, ISLAND OF JURA. APRIL 29. The
William Carson. of Belfast, for this port from New Orleans,
and the schooner General Von Thirmo, of Stralsund, from
Liverpool for Stralsund, have gone on shore near here, but
expected off after discharging.
A large brig, from Londonderry, with 165 passengers, has
been totally lost near Islay ; all on board peri •
shed but three
of her crew. Lloyd's agent at Islay has humanely directed
the Rev. Mr. Dewar and another gentleman to watch the dead
bodies as they came on shore, to provide coffins, and have
them decently interred.

Miss Cushman has been lying very dangerously ill
at Seaforth Hall, the residence of James Muspratt, Esq.,
where she arrived a few days ago from Rolando—Notting/Ic%
Review➢ .