The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JULY 15.—Wind this day at noon S. W., moderate
breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, JULY 14.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrd. Flora,
Sumatra, and sailed for Antwerp; William Hannington,
Cuba; Phcenix, Cuba, and sailed for Hamburgh ; Lucina,
Albrecht, New York, and sailed for Stettin ; a three-masted
steam schooner, red burgee, white ball, from the west-
ward, and sailed northward. Sld. Erasmus, Van Dycke,
Batavia ; Antigua packet, Forsyth, Quebec. Put back,
Bilton, Major, Montreal.
Porrrsmotrrii, JULY 14.—Wind W.S.W.—SId. Mary Jane,
Williams, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 14.—Wind Messey,
Bombay; Unicorn, Nichols, Mauritius; Malibran, Hocken,
Africa; Enterprise, Bullcraig, Patagonia; Favourite, Mit-
chell, Barbadoes ; Manchester, Tyler, New Orleans; Stirling
Barstow, Savannah ; Antelope, Junes, Prince Edward's
Island. Sld. Beethoven, Taylor, Calcutta ; Salopian,
Bombay ; Mary Connell, Valparaiso; William Peill, Sprott,
Monte Video ; Wyoming Meircken, Philadelphia; Alverton,
Clark, New York; lanthe, Robins, St. Stephen, New Bruns-
wick. Off port, Swiftsure, Africa. The Mary Lloyd, and
Aristocrat, were wrecked at Patagonia previous to the 27th
of April. The Huguenot, from New Orleans to Liverpool,
which put into Savannah in distress, sailed hence on the
24th ult., after discharging about 180 bales of cotton da-
maged.

JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, JUNE 20.—The Margaret,
Hanwood, arrived here, fell in on the 4th inst., with part
of the wreck of a vessel of about 200 tons, painted ports,
counted painted blue, copper-bottomed, iron tiller on after-
part of the rudder, cabin trunk about three feet above the
deck, cabin floor appeared to be painted red, vessel to all ap-
pearance about seven years old, and thought to be New
Brunswick built.
The Huron, arrived off Boston from Liverpool, passed on
the 2d inst., off Sable Island, the wreck of a large ship,
partly broken up, apparently a British lumberman.
HALIFAX, JULY 3.—The Ackbrook, Lawson, and Evening
Star, Hannah, while lying at anchor in Richebncto Roads,
were driven on shore and became total wrecks, and have
been condemned—four of the crew of the latter drowned.
A brig from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Ireland, went
on shore on Cape Sable 27th ult. A barque, with masts and
bulwarks gone, bowsprit standing, and anchors and chains on
deck, and with " Quebec" on her stern, was passed in lat.
38 lon. 69, by the Rapid, arrived at Yarmouth, N. S.
QUEBEC, JUNE 12.—The Providence, Reed, from Ply-
mouth, which was on shore on a sandbank off Port Neuf
29th ult., has been assisted off and towed up to this port.
The Adeline, Downing, arrived here this morning from New-
castle, very leaky, and with loss of jibboom, foreyard, &c.,
having been in contact with a brig off Maniconagan Shoals.
19. The William, from Prince Edward's Island, which was
on shore at Port Escuminal 13th December last, has been
got off and brought up to this port. 22 The Cleopatra,
Thompson, of Londonf fell over on her beamends on the
ballast-ground 19th inst.; she has since been towed on shore
above Hadlow Cove, and abandoned by the crew.
The Jane, of Hartlepool, bound to Quebec, under jury top-
masts and rudder, was passed, on the 17th inst., near the
Seven Islands, by the Leander, Macpherson, arrived here.
The Albion, of Cork, bound to Quebec, is reported to be on
shore in the river. A brig was seen on shore near Shallop '
Creek, sth instant, apparently bound up the river St. Law-
rence, by the Xanthus, arrived at Quebec.
The Jane Morrison, Pentreath, hence to the Clyde. which
was on shore on the Maniconagan Shoals, Ist Dec., 1845, has
been got off and brought up to this port.