The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-18 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING.

LONDON, Nov. 17.—Wind at noon, S.W., foggy.
STANGATE CREEK, Nov. 15.—Arrd. John Franckton,
Odessa, with lois of anchor and cable ; Isabel and
Prospero, Messina. -
DEAL, Nov. 16.—Wind W. N.W.—Arrd. from the
River and sailed Catherine, Constantinople ; her Ma-
jesty's ship Isis, westward.
RAMSGATE, NOV. 16.—Arrd. Albertina, Copenhagen
for Charleston, with sails split ; Apenrade packet, Ham-
burgh for Liverpool, towed in ; Reward, Stockton, for
Exeter, assisted in with loss of foremast, bowsprit, sails,
&c., having been in contact off Beachy Head with a
schooner, name unknown; Triton, Shields, for Brixham,
with loss of bowsprit, bulwarks, stanchions, &c„ having
been in contact with an American ship in Rye Bay.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.—. Wind E.S.E., light.—Sld. the
Camoens, for Singapore; Parsee Merchant, Bombay;
Crusader, Monte Video; Helen Hamilton, La Guayra;
Alexander, Jamaica; Chaos, New Orleans; and Charlotte,
Africa. Arrived off—Martha, New Orleans; Alcyone,
Quebec ; Sophia, Shubinacadie ; Anna, Liffey ; Clyde,
Cumberland; Importer, —. Mem.—The Messenger,
from Palermo, has not arrived, but is in Beaumaris Bay.
PoßTsitiouTu; Nov. 16.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. the
Fairy Queen, London for Ceylon; Black River Packet,
Caroline, and Tropic, Ditto, for Jamaica; Jas. Watt,
Shields or Naides, with loss of fore-top-sail-yard. Sld.
Gladiato& Arpw ; Fairy Queen, Ceylon ; 'Black
River
.Askftt,..iltwflica; Rose, Apalachicola; her Ma-
_New York; Osprey, New Zealand.
Banmest, NOV. IG.—A rr d . Vigilant, Landon, Ca-
naries, with foremast sprung.
Nov. 16.--Acrd. Milford, Salter, New York;
Homer and -Resolution, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.

STARCROSS, NOV. 15.—Arrd. Hannah, Quebec; Alice,
Miramichi.

WHITSTABLE Nov. 16.—The Ninus, from Galway to
London, was assisted in here to-day, with rudder un-
shipped and stern-post damaged; having been driven on
shore in St. Nicholai Bay. 80 pigs of lead have been
landed here from theKnion, also a case of bitter aloes.

REDCAR, Nov. 15.—.Tw0 long-boats came on shore
this morning at Coatham Sands, marked Elisabeth, Bos-
ton ; Henry Tibbs, and Aboyne, Rochester ; Thomas
Raine. The Lindisfarne, from London to Shields, got
safe into the Tees yesterday during the gale.
LOWESTOFFE, Nor. 16.—The Thomas and Mary,
Nesbitt, foundered close to the Dudgeon Light on the
night of_ thejith inst.—Crew- saved. A vast deal of
wreck is flOatink; about. A large vessel was observed,
bottom up, off Southwold, and a quantity of tallow float-
ing near ; soine.casks have been brought in, but have not
time to get the marks. The John and Anna's Endea-
vour, Sarrent, was driven on shore 14th inst., has been
hove up and the cargo landed.
Hum., Nov. 15.-Ihe following vessels are on shore
at Summercoates, viz. :—The Two Brothers, of Boston
(coal laden), and expected to become a wreck ; the
Eliza, of Newcastle, in ballast ; Emma, of Whitby, and
expected to become a wreck ; Ariadne, of Newcastle ;
Caroline, of Sunderland; British Queen, of Shoreham ;
Planter, from London, cargo discharging in good condi-
tion. Two vessels, name unknown, at Grainthorpe Haven.
THEDDLETHORPE, Nov. 15. Nuevo Angelde la
Guarda, on shore at Saltfleet• end, has been driven up so
high, during a gale, that she is not expected to be got
off till next springs. The Oporto packet, of Exeter,
was driven ashore during a gale yesterday, and is ex-
pected to become a wreck. The Three Sisters, of Sun-
derland, is totally wrecked.

VESSELS SPOKEN witryt.—The IJl4ton, Liverpool to
Calcutta, 27th ult., lon. 15 ; Royal George, London
to Sydney, 4th, lon. 13, by the Amphitrite, arrived in
the Creek. Isabella, schooner, with loss.of main boom,
from Falmouth, 7th, off Villa Nova; by,the Isabel, ar-
rived in the river. Albatross, DublitutoSydney, New
South Wales, lat. 4 N., lon. 181 . ; Lady Gordon, from
Quebec, lon. 11 ; Conqueror, of Belfast ; Voy-
ager, Newcastle,t bound east, 2d inst., lat. 46, lon. 36,
b o
the Louisa, is. 51,
uisa, arrived off Cork. Lady Lilford, Liver-
pool to Bombay,. out 30 days, let. 13 N., lon. 25 W., by
the Finland, arrived in the river.

By an Act passed last session, of Parliament for
regulating the exemptions from toll on turnpike roads,
it is enacted that no toll be taken for crossing a turnpike
road er pascing not above one hundred yards thereon.