The Sun.
London, England, 1846-05-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MAY 9.—Wind this day at noon S.E., light
pleasant breeze, and fine clear weather.
DEAL, MAY B.—Wind light and variable.—Arrd. the 7th,
Helena, Blom, Batavia, and sld. for Amsterdam.
Poi, T 3.110 DTI!, MAY B.—Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W.—Arrd. her
11.1jesty's steamer Penelope, Sierra: Leone, left 27th March,
Cape de Verds 11th tilt, and Madeira 24th; Nautilus trans-
port, Ascension. Arrd. the Bth, her Majesty's ship Childers,
Cape of Good Hope.
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LIVERPOOL,' MAY 8. —Wind W.N.W. moderate.—Arrd.
Earl of Lonsdale, Peile, Calcutta; Thomas Battetsby, White,
I'araiba, eld. the Ist ult.; Reliance, Bedford, Ceara; Mary
Ray, Ellwood, Demerara; Orion, Porto Rico; Lord Sandon,
Walsh, New Orleans; G!ammisCastle, Duncan New York.
'
Sld. Senator, Wilson, Batavia Washington, Benson, New
Orleans ; Columbus, Coning, Boston ; Elizabeth, Mossop,
Halifax ; Funchal, Reed, Newfoundland.
OFF LavEnroor„ MAY B.—Tapley, Calcutta, for Fleetwood ;
New York, from New York.
OFF DOVER, Batavia, W.S.W.— 7th, Willie],
mina and Maria, for Prussia; Sarah and Eleanor,
AdAa:de.
OFF TORBAY, MAY 7.—James Cruickshank, Sayees, St.
Via?ent's.
FALMOUTH MAY B. E., Wind light—Arrd. Britannia,
Maun, Marseilles, with loss of sails, bulwark, &c., and long
boat, having been struck by a heavy sea on the 24th ult. off
Cape de Gatt. Sld. Damaseuss, Bliss, New Orleans. 6th,
Off, Tanjor:-, Calcutta; 7th, Symmetry, French, Adelaide;
Heoman, South Seas, for Cowes; Nymph, Munteridon, Ba-
tavia, for Rotterdam.
SwANsza, MAY 7.--=Arrd. Elizabeth Beynon, Valparaiso.
CLYDE, ALty W.—Arrd. Pegf4,y, Smith, Jamaica.
Sld. 5. Hannah Isabella, Marshall,
_Boston. 6. Mariner,
Russell, Chaleur Bay. 7. Henrietta, Boston.
CORK, MAY 6.—Wind N.W., tresh.—Arrd. Caroline, Dan-
gerneld, Callao ;_ Growler, Allan, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Sid. 6. Ariel, Robinson, St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Sapphiras,
Johnson, Quebec.
LEITII, MAY 7. Wind S.W.—Std. 6. Ann Elizabeth,
Mowat, Prince Edward's Island.
7. Eleanor, Hetherington, Quebec.
GRAVESEND, MAY B.—The Moreland barque, waterlogged
and abandoned, and with the brig Resolution, of Penzance,
a!ono•'side of her, was seen 18th ult. in lat. 47, lon. 21, by
the Sir Robert Peel, of St. John's, N.B. ; spoken with by
the Islander, Gordon, arrd. from Demerara.
COWES, MAY 8. The Weatherall, Draper, reported on
the 6th as on shore here, was from Sunderland, and not from
Southampton, as there stated.

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY
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Tltiheeanr.ual general meeting of the
morningObjeFt of w
its title, was held on I...i7dav
Ashley was in the chair, and am,i bleb is explained in
at
the
Hall. Lord
Noble Lord were the Uarquis of iaternreonsiutpiporterhseoflith e
on.
W. Cowper, M.P., Sir George Rose, Bart., teheeY'Retv.
h
WNeile, the Rev. Hugh &Gwen, and a large number of
clergymen. There were also on the platform several children
of Jewish parents converted to Christianity, and educated in
the Siciety's schools. The report, read by the Rev.
Averst, one of the secretaries, stated that the amount of con-
tributions towards the general and special fund, not includ-
ing the temporal relief fund, amounted during the year to
25,581/., being an increase of 293/. over those of the previous
year. In addition to that sum, 6301. had been received on
account of the temporal relief fund, and the munificent
donation of 2,6001. from Miss Jane Cooke, of Cheltenham,
the whole of the sum required fur completing the Protestant
church at Jerusalem. Tie increase of receipts bad not,
however, kept pace with the increasing waits of the Society,
for the operations had been much extended during the past
year by the employment of an additional number of mission-
aries. Out of the widows' fund there were six widows of
missionaries and several children supported. A portion of
the funds bad been devoted to relieving converted Jtws
when suffering from distress, and providing them with em-
ployment. The society had distributed 3,683 Bibles, 1,618
Testaments, 2,274 portions of the Scripture, and several copies
of English religious works, translated into Dutch and Spanish
for the use of Jews in Holland and Spain. The congrega-
tions at the Episcopal chapels continued to increase, and on
Tuesday last thirty-eight. Jews presented themselves before
the bishop to receive baptism. Four young students had
been sent from the Hebrew college as missionaries to the
East. Converts continued to be made amongst the Jewish
Population in 'Warsaw, Frankfort on the Oiler, Berlin,
Konigsberg, Stockholm, and other large Euro-
pean cities, and in several parts of the East, including
Jerusalem, Beyrout, Aleppo, and Bagdad. The Marquis of
ofun theunloaltieslyßisahnocip
Cholmondeley moved, and the Rev. Mr. Freemantle se-
Cowper,
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ALP and seconded by the • ReV. Hugh Stowell.
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