The Sun.
London, England, 1846-12-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. 14.—Wind W.S.W., light breeze and clear
weather. with sharp frost.
RAMSGATE, DEC. 14.—Wind N.W., light. —Sid. Ann
Welsh, [Magna, New Orleans.
OFF DOVER.—Tasso, Quebec, for Sunderland.
SOUTHAMPTON, DEC. 12.—Arrd. William Lushington,
Gill, Quebec; Madrid steamer, Gibraltar, &c.
LIVERPOOL, Dic. 12 and 13.—Wind N. to N.N.E.. mo-
derate.—Arrd. Great Western steamer, Matthews, New York,
sailed 25th ultimo. Sld. Formosa, Trentleck, Maranham ;
Tuskar, Chapman, Savannah ; Speed, Pringle, Manilla;
Jenny, Kruze, Batavia; Penningham, Purchase, Cape of
Good Hope and Mauritius; Lerwick, Jackson, Africa; Wil-
liam and Ann, Davies, Sierra Leone; Enterprise, Wilson,
Trinidad; Desiree and Tully, Kohler, St. Thomas's; Eliza-
beth, Genes, Charleston ; Pacific, Ludlam, New York.
LReKRICK, DEC. 11.—Wind N.N.E.—Off port, Isabella,
Young, New York.
Gauussat ROADS,DEC.I2. Arrd. Brutus, Quebec. Put back
Colombia, Hogg, for Pictou.
MARYPORT, Dac. 10.—The Belvoir Castle, Wood, from
Dublin, went on shore this evening, north side of the har-
bour, bat is expected off without damage.
Wrsomacit, DEC. 12.—The Dispatch, Bentley, hence to
Stockton, has put back leaky, having been on shore.
GRIMSBY, Dan. 12.—A brig and a schooner are reported
on shore near Gramthorp Haven.
NEWPORT, DEC. 10.—A balk of American pine, 49 feet
long, marked " W.W., 55," has been picked up here.
DEAL, DEC. 12.—Wind N.N.W., strong, with heavy
snow squalls.—Arrd. from the River, John Dalton, Bateson,
Calcutta, crew refractory; Robert Matthew, Philips, Launces-
ton; Britannia, Symons, Demerara. Sld. Samuel Baker,
Reed, Oran; Phoebe, Dale, Adelaide, South Australia; Sam
Slick, Palot, Bathurst; Iris, Trenett, Port Philip; Ellen
Braithwaite, Cape of Good Hope and Bombay; Mail, Gor-
, don Savannah.
don, Savannah.
DEC. 12.—Wind N. to N.E. ; 13, N. to
N.N.W.—Sid. Countess of Durham, Hogg, Savannah; The-
resia, Smids, New York. Off the port, Tagus steamer.
Alexandria, sailed 21st; Malta, 26th ; Gibraltar, let inst.
OFF THE WIGHT.—Acrd. Criterion, Mortiv, Cadiz, leaky.
having encountered a gale from S.. to N.W., sth inst., in
lat. 34 N., lon. 7 W.
CLYDE, DEC. 11.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Matthew King,
Brown, Demerara. Sid. Hotspur, Ditchbarn, Trinidad.
Blusrot...—Sid. Lucy, Cherry, Antigua; China, Connor,
Savannah.

NEWPORT, Ditc. 12.—Sid. Eling, Tucker. St. Thomas.
WAIIERFORD.—SId. John Bell, Carroll, Apilachicola.
SHIELDS.—SId. Pilgrim, Chandler, Boston.
WHITSTABLE, DEc. 12. The Friends Ramsey, from
Saguenay to London, lost both anchors in Pan Sand Hole
last night, and was run on the Main in Herne Bay, but is
expected off.
BIDEFORD; DEC. 12.—The Black Diamond, Williams, from
Fahnouth to Swansea, has been brought into Clovelly Roads
totally dismasted, has rode out a strong gale, and when the
weather moderates will be brought to a place of safety.
DOVER, DEC. 12.—The John Taylor, of Inverness, from
Shields to Dunkirk, went on shore on the Goodwin, near
Bullock's beacon last night; crew saved.
The John Dew, of and from Blakeney to Newhaven, was
in contact last night off Folkestone with the Wave Storer
and foundered; crew saved.
ST. IVES, DEC. 12.—The Thomas, of this port, in entering
the harbour on the 10th instant missed stays, drove on the
rocks, and shortly went to pieces; .crew saved.
BRISTOL, DEC. 12.—The Growler, bound to Newfound.
land, whilst getting under weigh, came in contact with the
Star, carried away starboard bulwarks, and damaged hull—
the former will put back to repair.
MILFORD, Dec. 12.—The Visitor, from Malta to Liver-
pool, lying here, has received damage, fr,,m being in contact
with the Victory, of Newport.
The Hope, Jones, from Patagonia to Liverpool, which
came off the Ruck Bank on the 9th instant, got under
weigh on the 10th ; shortly after which a gale came on from
N. and N. by E., when she bore away for this port, but was
abandoned in a sinking state, at 3-30 p.m. The master and
ten of the crew got on board of the Liberator, and it is sue-
posed the remainder, 16 in number, were taken by a brig
then in sight.
A large ship on fire, running before the wind, was passed
at three o'clock a.m., yesterday, about twelve miles N.N.E.
of the Bishops, by the Gertrude, Neuman, arrived here, sup-
posed to have been the Hope, above reported.
The masts of a vessel are visible on the Bass Bank of St.
David's, supposed to be the above ship.

THE 318 T REGIMENT.—On the 12th of December,
1845, the regiment marched from Uwballa fur the fron-
tier, then consisting of 31 officers and 844 non commis-
sioned officers, drummers, rank and file. The following
officers were killed or died of their wounds:—Colonel
Bolton, C. 8., Aid-de-camp to the Queen; Major Bald-
win; Captain Willis; Lieutenants Pollard, Hart, Ber
nard, Brencbly, Triton; Ensign Jones; Assistant-Sur-
gson Gahan, 9th Foot, doing duty with 31st; total, 10.
Officers wounded :—Lieutenant Colonel Byrne; Cap-
tains Bulkeley, Young, Garvock, Lugard; Lieutenants
Plasket, Law, Atty, Elmslie, Gabbett, Timbre% Pilk-
ington ; Ensigns Paul, Hutton; Lieutenant and Adju-
tant Bolton; total 15. Officers that were in all the ac •
tions and escaped:—Lieutenant-Colonel Spent-, Captain
Longworth; Lieutenants Robinson, Noel; Quarter-
master Bennison, Captain White also (but was not at
Aliwal and Sobraon); total 6. Lientenint-CAonel
Spence commanded a brigade under Sir Harry Smith. on
the 10th of February, at Sobraon; and Captain Long •
worth commanded the regiment at Sobraon, and had the
command of it from the 4th of February to the 12th.
Deducting baggage and camp guards, about 733 came
into action, and the casualties amounted to 531.