The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-27 00:00:00

castle, went on shore here yesterday, and filled ; crew

saved.
ALDBOROUGH, JAN. 2.5.—A locker board, branded in
two places" Wave," has been picked up here.
MALDON, JAN. 26.—The Wear, of Sunderland, was
lost on the GuAeut Sand, yesterday, during a snow
storm ; crew saved.
NEWBURY, JAN. 24.—The Pilot, of and from this
place to Leith, in being t,3wed to sea yesterday, was
driven en the sand at the south side, of the entrance of
the river, and is di,charf..,,,ing. The cargo of the Ge-
broeders, De Leaw, fromDantzic to Rotterdam, which
got on shore near this place, 10th inst., has been landed
partly in a damaged state.
DUNDEE, JAN. 24.—The Male, from Archangel,
which went on shore at the river, 9th inst., has been got
off, and was towed up to port this day.
MiDDLEsnonouan, JAN. 23.--A boat, marke.d " Al-
scrim," or " Algeria:`, of Lynn, Stephen Gulls, master,"
has been picked up by the Clio.
HARWICH, JAN. 25.—1 t blew very hard last night
from the east.

The following has been posted at Lloyd's:—
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ILLUMINATION OF THREE NEW LIGHT-

HOUSES.

Nlinistry of Public Works, Paris, Dec., 1847.

Mariners are hereby informed that from the Ist of
January next three new lights will be exhilaed through-
out the night, one at the northern extremity of Corsica,
and the other two at the entrance of the roads of Brest.

The following descripticn shows the geographical
position, character, and range of these three lights, the
establishment of which has hen already announced in
the three last editions of the "Description d.•s Phares
de France," published in 1845, 1846, and 1847:

LIGHTHOUSE OF THE ISLAND OF GIRAGLIA.

Light with eclipses of from half minute to half minute.
Upon the island of Giraglia, lat. 43 1 45, long. 7 3 55 E.
Elevation above the ground, 22m.; above the surface ol
the sea, 82ra.; range, 27 miles. In ordinary weather
these eclipses will be total only beyond a dis.ance of ten
marine miles.

LIGHTHOUSES OF THE MAIN CHANNEL OF

BR ES F.

1. LIGHTHOUSE OF PETIT MINOU.—FIXED
Upon the Point of Petit Minou, situated at the western
entrance, and at the northern side of the inlet of Brest,
lat. 48 21 29, long. 652 19 W. Elevation above the
ground, 33m. 40; above the sea, 32m.; range, 15 miles.
2. LIGHTHOUE OF PoßTme.—Light varied from three
to three minutes with flashes, preceded and followed by
brief eclipses. Upon the Point of Portzie, at 6,400
metres N., 68 E. of the lighthouse of Petit ninon, 1at..1
48 20 12, long. 657 9 W. Elevation above the ground,
33m. 40; above the sea, 56m. 20; range, 18 miles. In
ordinary weather the brief eclipses of this lighthouse li
will become total only beyond a distance of eight ma-
rine miles.

These two lights, in a line with each other, will indi-
cate to mariners the course they have to steer to
the entrance of the inlet, in avoiding to the north the
shoals of Coq, and of the Basse Buzec, and at the south
that of Vandree.

3. SUPPRESSION OF THE LIGHT EXHIBITED IN FORT
BEROUARD, UPON THE JETTY EAST OF THE PORT OF
ClOTAT.—Mariners are hereby informed that from the
Ist of April, 1848, the light exhibited in the Fort
Berouard, at the jetty east of the Port do la Ciotat, will
be discontinued. The entrance to this port will con-
tinue to be indicated by the fixed light, with a range of
nine miles, exhibited at the extremity of the same jetty.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

NZIWG.ELTE AND LXVIDENH.A.I.36.

A very steady demand was experienced for each kind
of Meat, at full prices. Beef, from 3s 4d to 4s 4d ;
Mutton, 3s 6‘l to 4s 8d; Veal, 4s 4d to 5s .41; and pork,
3s 8d to 5s 2d per Bibs, by the carcase.