The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-13 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, APRIL 12.—Wind W.S. W., moderate breeze,
and thick, hazy weather.
DEAL, APRIL 11.—Wind S. to S.S.W., light.—Arrd.
10th, her Majesty's steamer Hydra, Africa, and pro-
ceeded for the River; Caroline, Zanzibar. llth, Par-
rock Hull, Moffat, St. Kitt's; Serena, Havannah, fur
London; Magdalenr, Deetzen, New York, fur Antwerp.
Sid. Strathelen, China; Eleanor, Mauritius; Reflector,
Cape of Good Hope; Australia, Callao; Scotsman, Ja-
maica; Royal Albert, Bombay ; Quebec, New York ;
Augusta Jessie, Samuel Enderley, Frirt, Kingston,
Trusty, Douglas,
_ Lanark, and Devereux.
OFF DOVER, APRIL 10.=—New Phcenixt.lamaies.
OFF. BEACHY HEAD.—Active, Here, New York, for
Rotterdam; Tell, Durcks, La Guayra.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11.—Wind S.S.E. to W.—
Arrd. Erasmus, Vandycke, Batavia, sailed Dec. 19.
Sld. Elizabeth, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 11.—SId. Conway steamer,
Bermuda.

TEIGNMOUTH, APRIL 10.-51 d. Nancy, St. John's.
TORBAY, APRIL Il.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Emma,
Kling, Gothenburg, for Boston, leaky. Sld. Royal Tar,
Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 11.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.—
Arrd. Dumfries, Green, Shanghae ; Beraza, Moran,
Paraiba; New Zealand, Wilson, New Odeans; Argo,
Mitchell, Mobile; Alexander, Leeds, Baltimore; Napier,
Sandford, ditto; Perthshire, Tait, Philadelphia; Madura,
M Neill, New York; Acadia, Harlow, ditto; Wanderer,
Boston and Feyal, Susannah, Young, Halifax; Car-
thage, Fox, New York. Sid. Matilda, Hong Kong;
Patna, ditto; Dwarka steamer, Bombay; Minerva,
Demerara; David, Leggs, ditto; Hudson, New Orleans;
Oregon, Savannah; Cambridge, New York; Dana and
Chaos, ditto; Mary Holland, Rio Janeiro; Golden
Fleece, Pernambuco; Carolina, ditto; Denison, Antigua;
Limena, Porto Rico; Alabama, Havannah. 011' port,
Fidclia, New York. The Peggy, Barrow, to Port
Talbot, has been brought in here nearly full of water,
having struck on Hayle Bank. The Douro, for Vigo, &c.,
has put buck from Oporto with her outward cargo, having
been warned off that port by the blockading squadron.
Sid. Aurora, James Orr, Robert, Hannah, Anna, James,
and Amity, Newfoundland ; London, New Orleans ;
Lord Sandon, New Orleans ; Hersilia. Virginia ; Noble,
Alexandria ; V. Colonel Howard, Baltimore ; Helena,
Atlas, Ralph Cross, Constitntion, Nicholas Biddle, Emi-
grant. Mountaineer, Friendship, and Rochester, all for
New York ; Loodianah, and Lady Huntley, Staten
Island, &c. ; Omega and Ang.ola, Boston ; Prompt,
St. John's; New Brunswick ; Briard, Cape Breton ;
True Blue, Pictou ; Fanny, Prince Edward's Island ;
Abbotsford, George, Burrell, Charlottes George Wil-
kinson, Alcyone, and Phoenix, Quebec ; Livingston, and
Cha;pmans, Montreal.
BRISTOL, APRIL 11.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Bor-
derer. ng Kong; Monmouth, Banyard, Cuba.
Sld. Glenelg, St. Vincent;:Sybilla, Jamaica. A quantity
of bladders of lard, some casks of tallow, and wreck,
were passed floating between St. Ives and Hartland
Point by the Brilliant steamer arrived here.

NEWPORT, APRIL 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Sid. Enmore,
Harannah.

PADSTOW, APRIL 10.—A quantity of wreck, several
casks of tallow, and barrels of flour, have been picked
up on the coast during the last few days.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 11.—Wind W.N.W.—SId. Roslin
Castle, Quebec.
CLYDE.—Arrd. Minerva, Brown, Manila. Ski. Druid,
'Pernambuco; Rolla, Antigua and Nassau.
MILFORD, NEAR RENILTON, APRIL 9.—The barque
Zuletti, of Boston, sunk inside the bar of Mulroy yes-
terday, during a very heavy gale ; crew saved.
WICK, APRIL 9.—The Selina, of Glasgow, Inverness
to Islay, foundered on Dunnett Head last night ; all
hands lost except the master, reported to have been
washed on shore.

PETERHEAD, APRIL B.—A schooner, reported to be
the Unity, Sunderland to Nairn, stranded to-day, at the
entrance of the S. harbour, during a hurricane, but is
expected off when the weather moderates
WHITBY, Aram 10.—The Celtrity, of Wells, for
Lowestoffe, is on shore under the Cliff, and is likely to
become a wreck ; crew saved.

SCAT nonouca, APRIL 10 —The sloop Hebe, of Dun-
dee, foundered yesterday twenty-six miles K of Howley
Foot; crew saved. The Ranger, of Perth, has bean as-
sisted in, leaky.
BRIDLINGTON, APRIL 10.—It blew a gale at W.-Bth
and 9th, all the vessels in tho bay sailed to the north-
ward.
LYNN, APRIL 11.—The Ebenezer, of Hull, has been
assisted in here, dismaqed, &c.
SOUTIIEND, APRIL B.—The Twende Broiler, Denmark
to London, has been run on the Flats, leaky and with
loss of false keel, having been on shore.
BOSCASTLE, Arun, 10.—A cask of tallow, marked
M.
hiP. in black paint, and E 9 in white paint, apparently
8 36.
not long in the water, has been picked up and brought
in hero to•day.

Dunum, APRIL 10.—Wind W.S.W.—SId. Herald,
Havannah.

KINGsTowx, Ar RU. 9. —Wind W.N.NV.—SId. Xarifa,
Barbadoes.

WATERFORD, APRIL 9.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.—
Arrd. Frontier, Pettygrove, Philadelphia.
CORK, APRIL 9.—Wind N.W. very strong.—Arrd,
Ruth, Stephens, New York; Island Queen, Forsayth,
Barbadoes; Montreal, Norfolk; Meg Merrilies, Mauri-
tius; Mary Bibby, Cuba; Vinelia, Murchie, New Or-
leans; Lucy Ann, Wells, Norfolk. Bth, Uncas, Latham,
ditto; Louisiana, William, ditto; Geo. Saolfield, Schol-
field, New York; Harmony, Piero, Cumintes. Sld.
Mary, Boston; Urania, Quebec; John Frances, ditto;
Agnes, ditto.

An inhabitant at Stornaway, has addressed a letter
to Mr. Dobson, Secretary to Lloyd's, calling attention to
the unrequited services of the inhabitants of the Island
of St. Kilda, one— of the western islands, in cases
where they had rendered important assistance and
humane attention, to the crews of several shipwrecked
vessels. The writer also alludes to the probably destitute
state of the people, owing to there being no communica-
tion with the island except once a year.

SURREY SESSIONS.—The adjourned Quarter Ses-
sions for the county of Surrey commenced yester-
day morning, at the Court-house, Newington-causeway.
The calendar was extremely light, owing to the pro-
ceedings of the Quarter Sessions held last Mondty, at
Reigate, and the Surrey Assizes the week previous.
The Court was engaged the whole morning in trying
cases of petty thefts.
Loss or LIFE Br FlRE.—Between the hours of
nine and ten o'clock on Saturday night the neighbour-
hood of the Broadway, Ludgate-hill, was thrown into a
state of the greatest consternation in consequence of Mrs.
Mary Ann Maxwell, aged about 45 years, the wife of a
respectable master tailor, carrying on business at No. 5;
in the Broadway, having lost her life under the sub;oined
dreadful circumstances :—lt appears that the poor
creature, who was subject to fits, had returned from
market, and whilst seated before the fire, supposed to be
either in the act of unfastening her boots or stirring the
fire, when she suddenly fell forward across the grate in
an apopletic fit, and the fire communicating, she speedily
was enveloped in flames, in which condition she was dis-
covered by Mr. Richmond, one of the tenants of the
same house, who having quenched the flames dispatched
a messenger for medical assistance, and for the husband
of the poor creature. She, however, expired in the
most dreadful agonies before their arrival. Upon an
examination being made by Mr. Hutchinson, surgeon, of
Farringdon street, it was found that the upper part of
the unfortunate woman was completely charred over,
her face and hands and neck being literally burned to a
cinder.

FALL IN THE PRICE or BREAD.—Throughout the
metrop)lis on Saturday a reduction of id. was made in
the price of bread both of the first and second quality.
A corresponding reduction was of course also made in
the price of flour, &c,