The Sun.
London, England, 1846-12-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. 24.—Wind E., light breeze and thick hazy
weather.

OFF WHITSTABLE, DEC. 23.—John Gassler, New York.
DEAL, DEC. 23.—Wind E, to S.E., fresh, thick.—Arrd.
Elizabeth, Brown, Quebec ; Somersetshire, Dumpster, Que-
bec; Peel's, One, Quebec, and both sailed for Hull. Sid.
Mountstewart Elphinstone, Thompson, Sydney, N.S.W. ;
Emerald, Smith, Antigua ; Helen, dumfora, Tobago ;
Thetio, St. Thomas. A small boat, painted green, a broken
topsail--yard of a vessel of about 200 tons, several bales of
cotton, casks, and broken spars, were passed 14th Oct., lat.
21 N. ; long. 82 W., by the Charles Kerr, Hart, arrived in
the Downs.

LIVERPOOL, DKc.. 23.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrd. Crishna;.
Spence, Mauritius; Commodore, Valparaiso, sailed 2d Oct. ;
Isabel. Atkins, Arica; Mermaid, Monte Video, sailed 25th
Sept. ; Resolution, Evans, Maranham ; Medemsch, Baysen,
New Orleans; Roscius, Eldrige, New York ; Lesmahagow;
St. John's, N. 8.; Eliza, Wilson, St. John's, N. 8.; ,Ailsa,
Murray, St. John's, N.B. ; Eagle. Hayes, Miramichi ; Ceylon,
Quebec; Abigail, Daly, Quebec. Sld. Indus. Gibson, Omoa ;
Francis Bum, French, Shanghae ; Duke of York, Chandler,
Calcutta ; Amity, Allen, Rio Janeiro ; Huddersfield, Lyon,
Africa; Camerton, Wedgwood, Demerara; Maid of Mona,
M`Lellan, II avannah ; Palace Royal, Dugmel, New Orleans;
Royal Victoria, hunter, New Orleans; St. Lawrence, Hage-
dorn, New Orleans; Sappires, Johnston, New Orleans: Ash-
burton, White, Boston; Sea Bird, Morrison, St. John's, N.B.
DUNGENESS, DEC. 21.—A vessel, of about 500 tons, ap-
parently American built, was passed, totally dismasted and
waterlogged, on the 23d ult., in lat. 48, long. 236 and the
Atlantic, of Limerick, waterlogged, and apparently consumed
by fire, by the Atlas, arrived in the Downs.
CLYDE, DEC. 22—Wind N. W.—Arrd. Primrose, Gillespie.
Sailed, Hindostan, Pack, Bombay; Cassandra, Gull, New
Orleans; Woodstock, Draper, St. "john's, New Brunswick;
Manchester, Tyler, New York.
DUBLIN, DEC. 22—Wind W.—Arrd. Favourite, Leach,
St. John's, New Brnnswick Sailed, J. Willis, Demerara.
GREENOCK, 21.—The 3uchintorlie, M'lntyre, of
Glasgow, from Ayr, sunk 10th inst, ; crew saved.
SCARBOROUGH, DEC. 22.—Tho Fairy, Walker, of Whitby,
was abandoned in a sinking state 19th iLst., off the Lcemau
and Owers ; crew saved by the Samaritan, arrived here.
MARTrowr, DEC. 2l.—The Oak, M`Kinlay, from Dublin
to thie, port, on shore near Mowbray 21st ult., has been , got
off and brought in here.
DUMFRIES, DEC: 21.—Arrd. Fawcett; Flinn, St. John's'
New Brunswick.

RAMSGATE, DEC. 23., Wind N.—Sid. Mountain Maid,
Robertson, Cape of Good Hope.
PL./MOUTH, DEC. 22.—Sid. Phoebe, Port Adelaide.
FALMOUTH, Ditc. 23.—Wind N. to N.W., fresh and
squally.—Off port John Boynthon, St. John's, New
Brunswick.

PUNCH'S PLUM-PUDDING.—Eggs (Golden) from
the bird, the property of Mother Goose ; with the Egg
of a Phcenix—the only one ever laid—taken from a nest
of Cinnamon-sticks, and found in a Nutmeg Tree, in
Arabia Felix. Beat well in a crystal bowl with a spoon
of satin-wood. Suet from the 'l'en Thousand Priz© Oxen
fattened by order of the Poor-law Commissioners, for
Christmas Fare in all the Unions. Chop with the Sword
of Justice. Flour ground from wheat grown in every
corner of the world, presented by Ceres, the Goddess of
Free Trade. Brandy, benignly winked at (" on this 0,-
sasion only") by Father Mathew. Lemon Peel from
the Gardens of the Hesperides. Raisins from Valencia,
and packed in liquidated Spanish Bonds. Jamaica Pep-
per freely contributed by free Negroes (all grateful and
enlightened readers of Punch). Salt sent to Punch by
the East India Company, as a sample of the untaxed
material henceforth to be enjoyed by the Ryots of Mil-
dostan. Currants (from Zante), the gift of King Otho,
and—to use his Majesty's own words—" as a small, but
sincere acknowledgment of the Constitutional Wisdom
derived by him from the pages of Punch." Spices that
will embalm wit and good humour for ages. Milk—of
human kindness ; get it where you can—and, when got,
make the most of it.—Punch.

CHILD DROPPED.—At an early hour on Tuesday
morning the dead body of a newly-born infant was found
in the Regent's-park, opposite to Lisson-place. It was ,
conveyed by Craig, park-keeper, to St. Marylebone
'workhouse, where it awaits an inquest.
Nogender Nauth Tagore, son of the late Baboo
Dwarlm.7,uth Tagore, has just arrivtd in Ppris from
London, and has alighted at the Hotel Bristol, Place
Vcndozie, . The young Baboo, who has completed--a
brilliant education in England, is on his way to India,
where he purposes remaining about a year, and then
returns to Enron,- to travel. He was to leave Paris on
his journey on Saturday.

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