The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-24 00:00:00

"1-3IRM INGHAM, LICHFIELD, AND MANCHESTER

In conse,,nence of the non-attendance of the agents, we were not
able to learn the decision in this case.
NORFOLK.
Allowed to be proceeded with.
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LLOYD'S-SHIPPINc-(THIS DAY )

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LONDON, MARC!! 24.—Wind S.W., light treeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, Mencit 22.—Arrd. Melpomene, Sutherland, Manilla. Ara
front the river, Mediator, Pratt, Now York.
STasrioroav, MARCO 21.—The Britannia, from Troon to
Naples, got on the rocks at Fleetly Quay, inside Ballyguenton Point,
to-day, Plid has beat in near Barhall Bay.
Smams, MARCO 21.—The Welcome, from London, in running for
the harbour to-ulgtd, drove on the rocks to the leaward of the bar,
and remains ; crew saved.
Hum., MARCO 23.—The Duchess of Beaufort (late Jackson), of
Torqnay, Prow Cardiff to Wisbeach, was wrecked on the night of the
21.4 Inst., on the Rose Sand (Saltfleet) ; crew saved, except the
master, who was lost off Blakeney, also part of materials.
l'AxmouTit, MARcit 21.—A wood stock anchor, marked on the
shank, Actuarld,:has been picked up in Hetasby Hole, and lauded here.

POOLE, MARCH 22.—The Admiral Williams, of and from Shore-
ham, for Runcorn, having been struck by a sea when off Portland,
bore up for this psirt, with cargo shifted.
Ilaixuist, MARCH 22.—The Endeavour, Bowling, In running Into
the harbour, carried away her fore-yard, the fore-topmast and Jib-
boom of the Pallas.
PLTMOLTTII, Mallen 23.—The Catherine Perry, from Hartlepool to
Rochefort, got on shore on Drake's Island, hut was got oft; after
throwing part of cargo (coals) overboard.
Nswrowr, MARCH 21.—Part of a brig's mainmast, about fifty feet
long, and apparently carried away, was; washed ashore here on the
19th last.
PORT TALBOT.—The Hope, Davies, from Newport, in making this
harbour last night, got ashore, but has discharged her cargo, and
come off with damage. The Xerxes, Williams, from Harrow,
grounded at the entrance of the harbour this morning, but came off
next tide, without damage, after discharging part of her cargo.
PORT WILLIAM (BAY OF LITE), Masten 21.—The Jane. Gibson,
from Whitehaven to Gleniuce, is on shore near the head of the Isay,
with considerable damage. A schooner, from Irvine, with iron, is
on the rocks near the same place, and is expected to be a total
wreck.
Yaniuot-rti, MARCH 22.—The Elizabeth Hutchinson, of Whitby,
in a squall last night carried away her topmast, drove on shore at
Wiriterton, and has sunk near the beach without the outer bank.
The smack Welcome, Edwards, of Brisham, went on shore last even-
ing, in a gale, on the North Sand.
COWES, Masten 23.—The Mirner came off the Gravel Bank last
evening at high water, without apparent damage.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 23.—The Elizabeth Wood, from narbadoes,
the Black Prince, from Arica, and the Alert, from Demerara, all ex-
perienced the shock of an earthquake on Fite 8115 inst., which lasted
from one to three minutes. The Alert felt it at 150 P.M., hi lat.
32 deg. 42 min., lon. 34 deg. 54 min. W ; then ack Prince, at 1 58 P.M.,
in lat. 41 deg. 44 min., ion. 32 deg. 19 min. ; and the Elizabeth
Wood, at 2 P.M., in lat. 39 deg. 36 min., and lost. 33 deg. 4 min.
KIRECCBRIN, Dows, MARCH 22.—The Ann RlehardS, of and from
Newport for Londonderry, etrttch the North itpck, hot, night, and Is
Ugly t 4 Immo a wreck,