The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-22 00:00:00

ANSWERS AND REMARKS.

Name of vessel, and where belonging to--Thetis,
of Gotteuburg.

Name of master and owners—M. G. Pryth ;
owners, Goteborgs, Rederi, Bolag, Gottcnburg.
Rig, tonnage, number of crew—barque, registered
480 tons.

Where from. Where bound to—GAle, Sweden;
bound to London.

What cargo, or in ballast—Timber, iron, and
battens.

Wind and weather—Strong wind and hazy.
Time of day. State of tide--10.30 a.m.; high
water.

Exact spot where wrecked—Woolpack Sand,
sere❑ miles from this main.
Number of lives saved—Sixteen in number.
Number of lives lost—None.
Supposed cause of wreck—Stress of weather and
hazy.
Was it a total wreck, or stranded, or sunk ?
Stranded.

TimQ of launching lifeboat?--10.30 a.m.
Time of reaching wreck ?-1
was she ordered out ?
Time of returning ashore ?-3.30 p.m.
By
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Coxswain-superintendent.
Was any damage done to the boat ? Extent of
repairs required—None.
State distinctly number and names of men em-
ployed, and number of times they have been off in
individual exertion—Lifeboat's crew ; first time this
a lifeboat to a wreck ; noting any special case of
lifeboat has been to a wreck.

Amount, if any, of reward received locally or
from elsewhere—None.

Amount, if any, of salvage—None.
JOHN BATSTONE, Coxswain-Superintendent.
(Certified) C. W. PREEDY, Honorary Secretary.
November 19.

HUNSTANTON LIFEBOAT.
CASE OF THE WRECK THETIS, OF GOTTENBURG.
A return of the expenses incurred by the Hun-
stanton Lifeboat, on the 18th of November,
1867, in rendering assistance to the crew of the
Thetis, as per annexed wreck return.
Lifeboat's crew of 15 men for service on
the 18th of November, by saving, in a
strong wind, the lives of 16 persons
from the Thetis, wrecked on Woolpack,
at 10s. each man 7 10 0
Three persons for assisting to launch and
and haul up the lifeboat
The hire of six horses, or other means,
for transport of the lifeboat to site of
the wreck, a distance of one mile, at
3s. 6d. each horse

£9 0 0

We hereby certify that the services above stated
were actually performed, and the items specified are
correct. _

Given under our hands this 19th day of
November, 1867.
C. W. PREEDY, Ilonorary Secretary.
JOHN BATSTONE, Coxswain of Lifeboat.
To the Secretary of the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution.

ROYAL GALLERY OE ILLUSTRATION.—MiSS Annie
Sinclair°, a pupil of Mrs. Macfarren, made a successful first
appearance at this delightful place of amusement on Mon-
day last. She is young, and evidently inexperienced, but
she it; ladylike, intelligent, and pleasing, and though suf-
fering from nervousness sang the music allotted to her
charmingly. The part (Miss Carbonell, in " A Dream of
Venice") is a trying one to a novice, especially in her first
scone, where she has only to speak a few empty sentences,
and look pretty, which Miss Sinclairo had no difficulty in
doing. As Venetia is the " Dream" she had a better op-
portunity, and used it so as to warrant the belief that with
a little practice she will contribute to the pleasant evenings
wo are accustomed to pass at the gallery, as efficiently by
her acting as she does already by her singing.
INNS OF COURT VOLUNTEERS.—The annual in-
spection of the "Inns of Court Rifles," in Richmond-park,
takes place on Saturday, the 30th inst.—not on Saturday
next, as stated. Tho shooting prizes will be distributed
by Lord Chief Justice Bovil on Wednesday next, 27th
Nov., at 5 o'clock, in Lincoln's-inn Hall.