The Sun.
London, England, 1846-12-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

. LONDON, DEC, l2.—Wind N., moderate breeze, and fine.
LivnitrooL, DEc. 11.—Wind N., moderate.—Arrived
Ranger, Page, Bahia; Pandora, Bessen, Honduras; Com-
modore, Pritchard, St. John's, New Brunswick. and not from
Quebec, as reported yesterday; Albanian, Winsor, Patras.
Sld. Ganon, Davis, Africa..

RAMSGATF, DEC. 11.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Taff Vale,
Roberts, Port Madoc.

Poo Lit, Dm. 11. —W ind N. —Arrd. Superb, Newfoundland.
TROON.—Arrd. Alexander Wise, Coulthard, Quebec ;
Harmony, Main, ditto.
CLYDE.—Arrd. St. John, Dick, Quebec. Sid, Springhill,
M‘Lint,ick, Savannah; Jamaica, Martin, Trinidad; Perth-
shire, Johnstone, Charleston ; Hyndford, New York.
KINGSTOWN. —Arrd. John S. D. Wolfe, Reid, St. John's,
New Brunswick.

DEAL, DEC. 11.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W., fresh and equally.
—Arrd. from the River, Ellen, Braithwait, Cape of Good
Hope and Bombay.
Porrrsmourn, Dac. 11.—Wind N.N.W. to W.N.W.—SId.
M.S..lEolus, Mull Island.
F.Ar..motyrir, DEC. to.—Wind N. to N.N.E., fresh and
Equally.—Off port, William, Quebec for Southampton.
Bars-ror., DEC. 11.—Wind N.E., fresh.—Put back, Lucy
Cherry, Antigua; Growler, Allen, Newfoundland.
CARDIFF, DEC. B.—Arrd. Sophie Billard, Quebec. Sld.
Medora, Seaton, Cape of Good Hope.
GLassos DOCK, DEC. s.—Arrd. London, Atkinson, Quebec.
*LIGO, Dac. B.—Jane Bluin, Killeak, New Orleans.
PORTLAND FRITH, DEC. 7.—Arrd. Prince. George, M'Far-
lane, Quebec for Leith.
GRAVESEND, DEC. 11.—The Oby, Austin, from Terceira,
ran on shore in Gravesend Reach yesterday, and must
discharge.
POOLE, DEC. 11.—A large brig, waterlogged and_ dis-
masted, bowsprit standing, mainmast lying on deck, boats
gone, main hatches blown up, 'Art of bulwarks standing, and
two anchors at the bows, was passed on the 23d ult., in lat.
49, fon. 23, by the II be, Rogers, arrived here.
WEXFORD, DEC. 10.—The Hope, Jones, from Patagonia
to Liverpool, which was on the Rusk Bank on the Bth inst.,
has been got off, after discharging part of her cargo.
LivEnroor., DEC. IL—The Adelaide, of Guernsey, sup-
posed to be from this port to Havannah, put into Beaumaris
Be to-day, in distress. The Ranger, Page, arrived here
from Bahia, in coming up the River to-day, got in contact
with the Wave, King at anchor, and lost cutwater and fore-
yard; the Wave lost cutwater and bowsprit.
HARTLEPOOL, DEC. 11.—The Algenoria, of Shields, drove
on shore near the Garrison Point this morning, and is likely
to become a wreck ; crew saved. _

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 11.—The Hampshire, Gain, which
sunk in the harbour on the 9th inst., was raised to-day.
WHITBY, Ihtc. 10.—The Peggy, Leonard, from Stockton,
sprung a leak, and was run on shore at Runswick, and is
ikely to become a wreck.

TRANSFER of LICENCES IN TIIE

CITY.

At the general quarter sessions held yesterday at the
Guildhall, before the R. corder and Aldermen Wilson
and Kelly, the folios, ing transfers of licences within the
City were granted :
Tower Ward.—Sun and .Anehrr, St. Dunstan-hill,
Lower Thames-str( et, from George Nicholls to George
Bland.
Casle Baynard Ward.—Acorn, Upper Thames-street,
from Euphemia Goodv,in to Douglas Robertson.
'Thomasstreet WitliPatn ierlclam, assignee of
.t ; Paul Pindar,
Bisltopgate Ward Without.—Bcn Jouson, I-I,,unds-
ABiitshop
ch,l3lgeantr(),.,
Robert Francis Barber, to James Br) ant.
Altl
omgTatheWaas Pod
more
Word.—Hope,
to George pre, Jewrytreet, Aldgate-street,
James
Augustus
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Grapes. Fenchurch-street, Thomas Ha% kins to Charles
Rowcli ffe.
Farringdon Without.—White Swan, Salisbury-court,
Fleet-street, Thomas Robert Eh to William Moody ;
Coach and Horses, Water•lane, Fleet-street, Martha
Kennet to Thomas George.
Ward.—Fountain, Foster-lane, Alders-.
Wright to Elizabeth
.llatts.
PI l' t
LAfa'idnge:btleatitvee ra Ward.—lpswich Arms, Cullum-sir et,
Fenchurch-street, John Cooper to George Li n ford ;.
India House Tavern, Leadenhall-street, Samuel H.
Lindley to William Gray.
Portsohen Ward.—Blue Boar, Sparrow-corner, Mi-
nories, Robert Crane to David Kermcr.
Coleman-street Ward,---White Swan, Coleman-street,
John Came to John Morgan ; Dolphin, Coleman-street,
Mary Whiting to WildanalCoungman Buckland.
Cripplegate Without.—Flying Horse, Milton-street,
Fore-street, Thomas Price to Thomas Mansell.
Dowgate Ward.—Three Crowns, Dowgate-hill, Re-
becca Whitehurst to William John Cross.
Farringdon Ward Without.—Boar's Head's, Fleet-
street, Reuben Freeman to Ann Walbanche.
Farringdon Ward Within.—Jolly Butcher, Warwick-
lane, Henry Dore to Robert Cotton Spiller ; George,
West Smithfield, John Chaplin. to Anna Maria John-
son ; Rose and Crown, Bartholomew-close, St. Bartho-
lomew's the Great, John Tyle to Russell Poole.

ME.IIRoiILETIS ACCIDENT.—On Friday last Mr.
Bransby Cooper, the eminent surgeon of London, accom-
panied by Roney, the secretary to the Eastern
Counties Rai'way, visited Co!chester, for the purpose of
giving his opinion upAi the case of Mr. Nathaniel Brom-
ley, who, it will be remembered, sustained a severe
fracture of one leg, by the accident at Stratford some
months since. Mr. Cooper, after seeing the patient, held
a consultation with the professional gentlemen who have
been in attendance upon Mr, lironaley. at Colchester,
andi we understand, they were all of opinion that as no
adheidon of the fractured bones ha; taken place, there is
no hope of its being festered, but that ami;Vation of the
limb is not necessary or desirable.-,--Essea, &ancia,-ri
MUNIFICENT GIFT.—A beautiful font has just been
presented to the Vicar and Churchwardens of Messing
for ereetiost in the parish church. It is of Caen stone,
and of an octagon-41 form. At the angled are prjecting
heads exquisitely carved, as are also the crickets and a
profusion of foliage. The shaft is a fac simile of one
previously belongi! g to the church, the basin of vikich
was probably destr. iyed by the Puritans. The presei•t
has been denfgried by Mr. Scott, of Spring gardens;
and the work reflects the highest credit on the sculptor,
Mr. Malcholtn, of %ialdon. Or•• the pavement of th,
baptistry is inlaid a cross of pure bite marble, -with
the following text at its base :—" Be thou faithful
unto death, and I will give the, a CI own a I de."—Essex
Standard.

The officers of the Cape Mounted Riflemen are
about to eriet a monument over the grave of their
brother officer, Captain Sands, who was kided by a body
of Kafiri while riding alone from Victoria Town, but
not before he had either slain or wounded ten of their
number. • _

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