The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-06 00:00:00

GUILDHALL-THIS DAY.

• To-day being fixed for the further investigation of
the charges against Mr. Surr Edward Pack Barber, the
secretary this institution, the defendant appeared
before sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Humphrey, at
Guildhall. There were four separate charges of obtain-
ing under false pretences one barrel of porter of Messrs.
Manners and Wells, one sack of flour of Messrs. Pons-
ford and Co., of the City Flour Mills ; one barrel of
porter of Messrs. Hoare and Co., and one barrel of
biscuits of Messrs. Huntley and Palmer, of Reading,
with intent to defraud those firms.

Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. Buchanan, appeared
for the prosecution, and Mr. Joyce appeared for the

defence.

It will be recollected that the proceedings of the last
examination terminated with a speech from Mr. Joyce,
on the part of the defence, in which he said he should be
able to show that the case against Mr. Barber was one
of the most flimsy character. To-day the learned gen-
tleman commenced the investigation by detailing the
nature of the evidence he intended to call.

[We shall give the conclusion in our last edition

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.---(This Thy.)

LONDON, Jan. 6.—Wind N.E.—Fresh breeze and cloudy.
LONDON, Jan. 6.—The Ceres, from Belize, was lost as
was reported, at the Northern Triangles, on the 16th Nov.
The crew left on the 17th, and arrived at Belize. On the
18th a schooner had been sent to the wreck, but it was not
likely much of the materials would be saved.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 5.—N.N.E., blowing hard—Arrived
—Batavia, from Australia, for Rotterdam.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. s.—N.E.—Arrived—Australia, from
St. Michael's ; Astlonan, Cephalonia; W. S. Lindsay,
London, for Cape of Good Hope,
OFF DARTMOUTH, Jan. 4.—Frintereo, St. Michael's.
WEST HARTLEPOOL, Jan. s.—The Duke of Lynn, from
Seaham, is sunk near the jetty—one man washed over-
board.

RAMSEY, 1.M., Jan. 4.—The Fintor, of Maryport, got
ashore to the south of the lighthouse.
WAMFLEET, Jan. s.—The Sargefleet, Amsterdam to
Hartlepool, came ashore at Maplethorpe last night—master
and eight men drowned.
ABERYSTIVITH, Jan. s.—The Ann (brig), of Workington,
was totally wrecked in the gale of the 3d inst.
SCA.RBOBC, Jan. 5. —The Samuel Cunard, of Exeter, is
on the rocks north of this place.
REDCAR, Jan. s.—lt is blowing a gale, with a very high
sea. The Emma, of Shields, drove on the rocks off this
place this morning; crew saved.
HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 4 —lt is still blowing strong down
SE. The Marys, of Colchester, is on shore on the rocks
north of Old Hartlepool, two men drowned ; the Josen
Delsratz (barque), of Ipswich, is ashore at the same place ;
the vessel reported sunk at the entrance of the harbour is
the Lady Aberdour, of Dover, not the Lady Ann ; the
Severn (brig), has been wrecked on Middleton Sands. The
Zephyrus (brig), has sunk in West Hartlepool channel.
The Empress (brig), of Sunderland, has been wrecked on
Seaton Sand, crew, except four mon, drowned.
BLYTH, Jan. 4. —The Enterprise, of Lynn, drifted on
shore at Newbiggin Point, this morning, with mast along.
side and has broken up, and crew missing. Some broken
pieces of a boat, marked " Vivid, of Sunderland, James
Bedingfteld," a barrel of porter, two empty barrels, three
water casks and a new boat varnished, have come ashore
at Cresswoll. A vessel is on shore at Hartley.
ALDBRO, Jan s.—The Ann (schooner) of Whitby, was
driven last night from her anchors in Yarmouth Roads on
to Bardsey Beach, and is likely to become a wreck—crew
saved.

(PER KLEOPRic TEL
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.

Wind E.
Arrived—Givalior, from Marseilles; Pelican (s.s.), Rot-
terdam.

Sailed—Phillyra, for Messina; Ameli3, Bahia; Eugenia,
Calls° ; Alice, Tampico ; Anglesea Lass, Genoa ; Murray,
Montego Bay ; Banshee, Rio Grande ; Fanny, Rita (s.s.),
Santander; Godavery, Ceylon ; Sebastopol, Bombay ;
Calpe (s.s.), Genoa; James Baines, Melbourne; James
Forster, jun., New York.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 4.
Wind N. N. W.
Arrived—Knight, from Odessa.
Sailed—Victor, for St. John's, N. B.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 5.
Wind E.
Sailed—Eliza, for Palermo ; Suren, Havanna.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10.5 a.m.
Wind N.E., fresh, with snow; tide one hour's ebb.
Arrived, Jan. 6—Union, from Guernsey.
DEAL, Tuesday, 10 a,m.
Wind E. by N., gale abating, having blown with great
violence during the night with snow and sleet.
The Reliance, from London, for Ceylon, is on shore, full
of water, at Walmer Castle. Crew saved by tho new life-
boat recently furnished by the Institution of the Walmer
Boatmen.
A mast of a wrecked vessel is to be seen on the Goodwin
Sands, a littlo southward of the beacon.
A steam-tug is now towing the Ann, Captain Pettinger,
from near the main.
Sailed.—H. M. S. Dee, for Portsmouth ; Chills, screw
steamer, for Valparaiso ; Minister von Bosse, for Santan-
der ; Wm. Brown, for Hobart Town.
The Sydney, Frode, Gereide, and some other vessels,
role out the gale.