The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-21 00:00:00

.!.-4,totri) Jiiitttoti

LEAMING TON STE EPLE
CHASES.
(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

The Grand Annual.

Miss Mowbray ... ••• ••• ••• •.. toes 1
British Yeoman... .• .•• ••• ••• ••• 2
Won in a canter. 13 ran.

Free Handicap Hurdle Race.

Vesta ... ... ...

... ... GO* ...

Fa zeley ... ... ... ... ... ... 2
Lord George ... ... ... ... ... ... 3
The Scurry Handicap.

Warwick ••• •••
Bullfinch ••• •••

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)
Lownow, MARCH 21.—Wind at noon S., light breeze, and
cloudy.
JAFFA, Fes 26.—The French brig Etoile Distuers, was
stranded near St. Harem. on this coast, Feb. 24.
CALCUTTA, FEB. 7.—Flora Kerr, from the Clyde, arrived
here on the 3d Feb., with loss of bowsprit, foremast head,
foreyard, &c., cutwcter carried away, larboard bow cut down
nearly to the water's edge, and other damage. having been
in contact on the 23d Dec. in lat. 5 S., long. 85 E., with the
Carnatic, from this port; the latter did not receive any ma-
terial injury.
TENBY, MARCH 18 —The Sally, of Cork, Cardiff to
Youghar, struck heavily this morning, at low water, on the
Patch, inside Caddy Island, it blowing hard from the N.W. ;
got off, and brought up in our roads, when she, sinking fast,
slipped cables, and brought up again in Tenby Pier, with
three feet water, having previously fouled another vessel, and
did considerable damage.
LowEsTorr, MARCH 19. The King William schooner, of
and for Boston, from Harwich, struck upon a rock, about five
miles off Aldborough, yesterday, and foundered ; crew saved.
MALTA, MARCH 14.—The Rover, Constantinople to Cork,
put in here yesterday to3repair damages.
DEAL, MARCH 20.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W., P.M., mode-
rate.—Arrd. a barque, New Zealand; George Metcalf, Bim-
lipatam ; G. H. Stamen (No. 6,539, second distinguishing
pendant), Colomba.
LITERPOOL, MARCH 20.—Wind S.—Arrd. Italy, Charles-
ton; Clipper, Picton. Sld. Lochmaben Castle, New York;
Cordelia, Calcutta; Shand, ditto; Monarchy, ditto;
Standard, Boston. Off port, Sir John Beresford, Shanghae ;
Ferris, Madras; Manilla, and Sea King.
RYE, MARCH 20.—The Melpomene brig, Cork to London,
was wrecked last night west aide of Dungeness; cargo
washing along shore; pilot and three men saved.
WATERFORD, MARCH 19.—The John and Hannah, of and
from Shields for Cork, is on shore near ,Broom Hill, and likey
to become a total wreck ; crew saved.
SonTawoLD, MARCH 20.—The Naiad, of and from Hart-
lepool for Gravesend, and the Vesper, of and from Shields for
London, were in contact last evening, when the former lost
her mainmast and soon after sank • • crew saved; the latter
lost her foremast.

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILIVAT.—Mr. Waddington
was
.yesterday unanimously elected by the Board of Directors
Chairman of this company.

THE RAJA. or SARAWAIL—We notice in the list
of passengers from Alexandria, per Ripon, to Malta, the name
of his Excellency Raja Sir James Brooke, who will, we be•
lieve, land at that island to recruit his health before return-
ing to England via the Continent.

Mr. Alderman Salomons addressed the electors of
Greenwich on Tuesday, when he announced himself as a
candidate for the representation of that borough. The Hon.
Alderman pledged himself that, if returned, he would imme-
diately claim his right as a Jew to sit in the House of Com-
mons, and take all the risks of a prosecution for so doing.
A meeting of the Protestant inhabitants of South-
wark was held, on Tuesday, at the Bridge-house Hotel, when
a petition was adopted praying Parliament to pass an effec-
tual Bill of protection against the aggressions of the papacy.
THE FATAL BOILER ExrLosioN AT STOCKPORT.---
The adjourned inquest was continued yesterday, but the
proceedings were confined to the identification of the bodies
already found. There is still one body missing, and the in-
quest was further adjourned until it is found. The number
of lives lost is now ascertained to be 20.
NEW AMERICAN BISHOP.—The 'Lev. F. H.
Ruttledge has been elected Bishop of Florida, in connexion
with the Protestant Episcopal Chureh in the United States
of America.
The death of Sir Stafford Henry Northcote,
Bart., at the venerable age of 89, has just been madehis
known. He is succeeded in his title and estates 1)7,
grandson, S. H. Northcote, Esq. Secretary to.
.the_Royal
Sher-
Commission for conducting the 'Great Exhibition.
lvrne Journal.
THE CAMBRIA.—The steam-ship Cambria, which
was chartered by the owners of the Collins' line of American
steamers to take the bags of the Atlantic front Cork to
on the
New
York, was to leave the latter port again for Liverpool
Sth inst. As therefore she has now been at set
t ewlwe
il
United
vlebdrp s
she is hourly expected to enter the DlllersaerY•ts of the
three days later intelligence from all p
States, and perhaps later intelligence from California, Mexico,
and the West Indies.
DEPARTURE OF THE QUEEN FROM OSBORNE...-.
According to present arrangements the Court leaves Ozborna
for Buckingham Palace on Dionday morning next, after
luncheon.

TUE SHARE MARKETS.