The Sun.
London, England, 1846-02-07 00:00:00

,imAILTMENT.

Government seeuri-
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity) • . 13,137,047
Other securities .. .. 21,466,997
Notes ..••• • • . •• 5,112,860
Gold and silver coin .. 700,989

40,417,193
4. MARSHALL, Ct►iet Cashier.
146.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, Fit. s.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W., light breeze,
aid trio dry clear weather.
OFF Dovga, FIB. s.—Carshalton Park, Chaster, St. Andrew's.
Orr EosTiomig, FEB. 4.—Hannah, Alexander, of Guernsey, with
FEB. s.—Wind W.N.W.—SId. 4th, Olof Wyk, Boston.
loss of bowsprit, and from contact with a schooner, supposed a
foreigner, off Hastings, lit inst.
Cowls, Fis. 6.—Arrd. Trio, Pernambuco.
SouTilourron, FEB. 4.-51 d. Codrington, Huxtable, Antigua.
Jon. 27.—Frederick, Buenos Ayres.
.—Sld. Kennedee, Smith, Now York
LIVERPOOL, FEB. s.—Wiad moderate.—Arrd. Caractacus, Barker,
Lima; Maria Mararet, Parker. Valparaiso ; William Botsford,
10B)LraTei :FO:
FEB.o,
Bonny ; Saldan, Thomas, New Orleans ; Agnes, etilmour,
Calvert,
4,
New Orleans ; De Arabella, Rice, Mobile ; Ayrshire, Mackay, Sa-
vannah ; Cassander, Kerr, Charleston. Sid. Ro3 al Sovereign, Freyer,
Valparaiso ; Louisa, Wycherly, Rio Janeiro ; Grecian Queen, Sterry,
Rio Janeiro; Sevatara, Brown, New Orleans; Commerce, Jones,
New Orleans; Richard Anderson, Bennett, Baltimore; New York,
Cropper, New York. Off port, Eleanor and Grace.
HoTiireAY, JeLl OF BUM FEL 2. Sld. Hamlet, Fergus, Trini-
dad ; David Legg, Logan, Demerara.
OFF POINT LTNis, FIB. 4.—A small vessel, No. (per chart) 35,
apparenty in a sinking state.
HULL, FIB. 4.—Sld. Wolga, Brown, Rio Janeiro,
OFF LOWESTOFFE, FIB. S.—Tremont, New York.
MARYFORT, FEB. S.—The Christian, Ewart, from Belfast, which
was on chore sear this, has been got off and into the harbour.
StloltEllost, FEB. 4.—The Menai steamer. from Dieppe, when about
9 leagues from the French Coast, Cape Aillybering„ bearing S.E. by
S., passed the hull of a vessel of about 150 tons, painted with a nar-
row yellow streak, supposed to be 3 foreigner ; part of her counters
were stove in, and full of water; appeared to have been wrecked
some time.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. s.—The Providence, Reid, from Bristol to Cal-
cutta, which put in here 29th ult. very leaky, has gone into Cativater
to discharge.

IMPOSING PROTECTION PUTITIoIi. WATLINGTON.—
corn-laws,
d,oiwAehdich w
On Thursday se'nnight many of the inhabitants of this town
by the adherents of the
continuance er e urr
unprecedented in the history of petitioning, by observing a
as to them a system
person posting hand-bills in every conspicuous part of the
Here surprised
s of the at
the
corpnl
town, written throughout in capital letters of a large size,
calling on the inhabitants to sign petitions, lying at the Hare
and Hounds Inn, for protection to agriculture, and in favour
of native industry. We had the curiosity to inspect this im- '
portant document, after lying on the table for seven days,
and found there were attached thereto forty-two signatures
of parties living in fifteen different parishes, comprising a po-
pulation of many thousands.—Oxford Chronicle.
A Boy SIIOT By 1118 BROTHEIL—On Thursday
morning, Augustus Hopeton, aged fourteen, the son of 'Martin
Hopeton, Esq., of Broomfield Villa, Holloway, was accident
ally shot by a younger brother, whilst they were firing at
sparrows in their father's garden.
The youth was wounded
on the thigh and legs by the shot, but not dangerously.