The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SliffPING.

Lownos, Nov. s.—Wind E. S.E., light bi.4e, and thick
weather. •
DHA.F., Nov. 4.—Wind S. to S.l9!;tfaerate.—Arrd.
Australia:Blanchard, Batavia; Fortitude,ChristmaF, Ceylon
Redwing, Sewart, Quebec, and sailed for Sunderland
Waterhen; Dodds, ditto. Arrd. from the River, Soubabdar,
Umfroville, Sydney; Bermondsey, Raines, ditto; Mary Ann
Henderson, :Ewan,' Cape Coast Castle. Sld. 2d, Electra,
Milne, Grenada. . Pg.
SotamMPTON; Nov. 4.—Arrd. Than:es steamer, West
Indies. • _ _

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 4.—Wind S.—Arrd. Sylvia, Pell, Quebec ;
Majestic, Isbester, London, for Mauritius, to stop a leak.
'Avant-ow,. Nov. 4. Wind S., fresh.—Arrd. Duncan, Faw-
cett, Calcutta; Henry Gardiner, Kemp, ditto; Rosendale,
Goulding, Pernambuco ; Marathon, Johnson, Boston ; Rapid,
Hoseason, St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Spartan, Thompson, St.
John's, New Brunswick; Larch, Broomhead, Quebec. Ski.
Grindley, Parkins, Hong-Kobg ; Thomas Melloe, Bruce, Per-
nambuco ; Reliance, Bedford, ditto ; John Willis, Willi
Demerara ; St. Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent ; Frisk,
Smith, St. Thomas's; Acadia steamer, Harrison, Halifax,
United States. Off port, Patriot Queen, Calcutta • Fermosa,
Honduras; Sophia, Cullett, St. John's, New Brunswick;'
Kestrel, Isabel, and Majestic. Tlie Lady Cornbernaere, hence•
to Algiers, was towed into Drogheda yesterday, with five
feet water in her hold.
Ipswidt, Nov, 3.—The Ellen Williams is on shore in a
bad pOsition.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 3.—The John Hill, of Whitehaven, has
been got off shore.

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BRISTOL, Nov: 3.—The Courser, arrived here on the Ist
instant, was in contact off Adra with a barque of about 400
tons, and lost stancheons, bulwarks,lcc,
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.—The hull of the Nile brig, apparently of
about 200 tons (British built), and timber laden, was passed
in lat, 47 N., lon. 31, by the Caroline, Lovett, arrived here.
....SligtANEeti, Nov. 4.—Arrd. Emma Serles, Quebec, and
sailed for Chatham.
PoeTsmouTlL Nov. 4.Wind;-&-W:=ArzeLzber Majesty's
ship Resistance,tape of Good Hope, left the sth of September.
Sid. Northumberland, Greswold, New York.
Cowps, Nov. 4.—Wind S.S. W., fine.—Arrd. Helena, Os-
berg, Rio Janeiro.; Deneation, New Orleans.
~ SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 4.—Arrd. Thames steamer, Vera
Cruz, left on the 2d ult. ; Havannah, lath ; St. Thomas's,
15th; and Bermuda, 21st. On freight 311,400 dollars, 5001.
in bullion coin, 1372 ounces platina, 1,149 ounces silver, 5,051
ounces gold-dust;and 3001. pearls. Madrid steamer, Gibral-
-tim left on the 7th;X qgdiz, 28th ; Lisbon, 30th; Oporto,
31st ;Vigo, Ist; afid Clsiuhliki, 2d instant.
BRISTOL, Novi 4: S.S. W., light.—Arid. 3d,
Juniata, Blanchaid, Virgttils, and not Junetta, as yesterday
reported. ".

SAVANULA, SEPT. 21.—A vessel, supposed - the CiCero,
Grahame, for Liverpool, was on shore, 18th, outside the port,
but Tingling since has.been seen of her.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 4.—Arrd. Mary Jane, Williams, Prince
Edward's Island.
LANCASTER,' .Nov. I.—Arrd. Chieftain, Payne, Quebec.
LivEßrooL;,Nov. 4.—Arrd. Neptune, Rundle, from Lon-
don to Quebec, 'has been abandoned ; crew picked up in lat.
45, long. 49, after being seven days 'without provisions.
STRANFA Eft, Nov. 3.—Th* HO of Aladfyn, Hughes, from
Liverpool to the Clyde, went on shori# in the bay of Luce,
last night.

SUICIDE INDUCED BY INCREASE OF FAMILY.--Mr
Mills, on Wednesday, held an inquest at the Marykbone
Workhouse, on the body, of 11. J. Battersbee, aged 46,
a poor shoemaker, of Walmer-place, Lisson-grove. A
cab-proprietor, named Cooper, of Prances-street, Lisicn.
grove, proved finding the body on Tuesday morning in
the Regent's Canal. Deceased's wife said they had eight
children, and that at her last confinement she gave birth.
to twins. This circumstance increased their difficulties
and deceased's anxieties, who was an excellent husband
and father. On Monday last he sold acme goods of a
lodger for rent due, without the assistance of a sworn
broker, and the lodger threatening legal proceedings,
deceased said on Monday night, " that what with one
trouble and another, there was enough to drive a man
to do that which he should be sorry for." The same
night he produced several accounts due to him, and gave
her instructions as to their recovery, and when she heard
of someone having been found dead in the water, it struck
her that it was her husband, and that he had destroyed
himself. Verdict—" That deceased drowned himself,
but in what state of mind there was no evidence to
show."