The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-17 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

Lonnon, JAN. 16.—Wind light airs and hazy.
DUBLIN, JAN. 14.—The Lady Mary Scott, from Liverpool,
to Trinidad, struck on Arklow Bank, and has put into
Kinstown leaky.
SHIELDS, JAN. 15.—The Fourteen, Cormack, bound to
Carthagena and Odessa, in proceeding to sea this morning
got on the rocks at the mouth of the ;harbour, and has un-
shipped her rudder, &c.
DEAL, JAN 15.—Wind S.S.W. light.—Arrd. Jane Thomp-
son, Cook, Calcutta; George, Heinrich, Heinrichsen, Singa-
pore. Arrd. from the River for, Arachne, Moxey, Bombay.
CowEs, JAN-. 15.—S1d. Sereno, Goodrich, Cape de Yards.
WurrEirAvsx, JAN. 14.—Sid Workington, Antigua.
CLYDE, JAN. 14,—Arrd. Canton Nichol, St. John's, New
Brunswick. Put back, Lady of the Lake, Savannah.
LiVF.RPOOL, JAN. 15. —Wind light.—Arrd. Acadia
steamer, Boston, left Ist inst, and Halifax 3d. Off port,
Rory O'More. The Lady Bagot, Williams, from Quebec to
this port, put into Halifax 29th ult. ; mizen-mast cut away,
loss of anchor and chains, and other damage. The Finlaird,
from New York to this port, put back 28th ult., with loss of
main and mizen-masts and part of cargo thrown overboard.
The Henry Pratt, from New York to this port, put back 20th
ult. with cargo shifted, and bulwarks stove, &c. The
Commerce, from Philadelphia to this port, put into Baltimore
about 23d ult., very leaky. The Sir Richard Jackson and
the Syria, both bound to this port, were reported by a pilot
at Quebec, 21st ult., to be on shore in the St. Lawrence. The
Ceylon, to this port from Quebec, was on shore at Bic 25th
ult. The William Bayard, from Quebec to this port, was
wrecked near Cape Chat ; crew saved. The Norway, Ca-
meron, from Pictou to the Clyde, put into Halifax 29th ult.,
leaky. The Sir Henry Pottinger, from St. John's, New
Brunswick, to Bristol, was towed back with damage, having
been on shore on Grand Manan. The Mersey, from New
Orleans to Trieste, put into Key West 4th ult.. having been
on shore on Sombrero Key, and discharged 250 bales of cotton
into lighters. The St. Andrew, was on shore on East Machias,
3d inst. The Montreal, Douglas, from Quebec to London, was
totally wrecked at Cape Chat, previous to the 20th ult.;
crew and passengers drowned. The Elizabeth, Lloyd, from
Quebec to the Clyde, was stranded on the Magdalen Islands,
14th ult.; crew and part of cargo saved.
BELFAST, JAN. 11.—Arrd. Warringford, Demerara.
LEITH, JAN. 13.—Sid. Jessie Anderson, Morrison, Grenada.

Music.—One of the largest rooms of the London
Tavern was on Thursday filled by a music-loving audience to
hear a concert, judiciously prepared for them by its gifted
conductor, Mr. Scwab. This gentleman, together with his
talented wife, rank high as instructors of the pianoforte, and
last night they delighted all by their proficiency, which was
exhibited not alone in duets but in solos. Allen, John Parry,
C. Braham, Weiss, and Burdini were there—and so were the
Misses Rainforth, Birch, and Poole, as likewise was Mrs.
Weiss. The instrumental portion of the treat was of the
highest order, and numbered amongst its corps, Lindley,
Thirlwall, Hill, Spillane, and Mr. and Mrs. Scwab. It is to
be hoped that the success of this concert will encourage its
promoters to repeat it often.
FREE TRADE MEETING AT DUNDEE.—A meeting
of the friends of free trade in Dundee, convened by the League
Fund Committee, was held in the Guildhall on Saturday last,
for the purpose of considering the best means of immediately
raising a subscription in aid of the Great League Fund or
250,000/. On the motion of George Duncan, Esq., Member
for the Burgh, Provost Brown was called to the chair; and,
on the solicitation of the Provost, George Duncan, Esq.,
took his seat on his right, and Edward Baxter, Esq., on his
left. Several spirited resolutions were adopted, and a sum of
1,461/. 118. was subscribed in the space of a few minutes; the
total subscription in Dundee being nearly 2.000/.