The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.- (This Day.)

LONDON, Jan. 16.—Wind at noon N.W.—Light breeze,
with frost.

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 15.—Wind S.S.W. to W.S.W.—Ar-
rived—H.M.S. Amdhion, from Port Royal and sailed for
Sheerness. Sailed—H.M.S. Retribution, for the west-
ward.

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 15.—Wind
bath, London, for New York; Margaret, from Santos, for
Hamburg, leaky; Sisters, Westport, for London, crew
disabled. Sailed—H.M.Str. Tyne, ;'or Spithoad.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 15.—Wind N. N.E.—Arrived—Mar-
garetha. from Caldera, for Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 15.—Arrived—La Plata (s.), from
st. Thomas.

SWANSEA, Jan. 15. —Wind N.—Sailed—Esther Fran-
cis, for Cuba.

teiticouTH, Jan. 15.—The Janet Walls, of this port,
has been assisted off the beach, as also the Lark, of Sea.
am.

HARWICH, Jan. 15—The Fides, of Christiansand, from
Hartlepool, for Algiers, grounded on the Long S‘rd last
night, and has become a total wreck ; master and four men
landed here ; the rest of the crew, nine iu number, took to
the long boat.
BRIDLINGTON', Jan. 15.—The Commerce, from Sunder-
And. for London, has been assisted in very leaky.
SCILLY, Jan. 15. Off the port —Mignionette, from
Trinidad, for Havre.
HOI/CHRAD, Jan. 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Don
Jusn, front Liverpool, for Havana, leaky.
NORDEN, Jan. 13.—The Gesina, from Emden to Lon-
don, is on shore on the Pilsumor Watt, in a dangerous
place, and has been abandoned ; salvage of vessel d*uhtful.
The Theda, hence for Hull, is on shore on Hamburg Sand.
ST. Tuoicks, Dec. 31.—The barque Grand Turk, from
the Clyde to Halifax, N.S , put in hero on the Sch inst.
in distress i • cargo discharging.
the Clyde tosv put in on the 23d inst.
The American barque Sa-
ium, from n
distress, and is dis Char, York,ging,

(PER ELEOTRI 0 T OLIEGIU
Wind N.W. LivßarooL, Friday Morning.
Arrived—Romulus, from Laguna; Albro, Rio Grande ;
Mary Ismay, Laguna ; Hermione, Pernambuco • Oorto,
"Ville Nova ; Gannet, (s.s.), Rotterdam. ; p
Sailed—Medea, for Trebizonde.

QIIEENBTOWN, Jan. 14.

Wind S.W.
Arrived—Levant, from Galatz ; B. Colcord, Rio ja
neiro ; Laurette, Santa Cruz.

DUBLIN, Jan, 15.

W:ni N.W.
Arrived—Welcome, from Rotterdam; Enbhanter, from
Ghinchas Island.
Sailed— Sphynx, for Trieste; Emily, Para.

(Br SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND. Friday, 9.45 ean.
Sailed. Jan.l6—Calliope, for Calcutta; Denmark, Rio
Jaueirc.

DEAL, Friday, 9.40 a.m.
Wind S.W. moderate, and fine.
Passed in tow—Christina' from New York, for London;
Margaret Evans, from New York, for London.
Passed,Jan. 15—Enropean, from London, for Limerick.
Passed, Jan. 16. —Adler, from Bremen, for Bristol ;Cor-
poration, for Cape Coast Castle; Swannay, fur Jamaica—
all from London.

R. Prime, Esq., is about to resign the chairmanship of
the West Sussex Quarter Sessions, having served tke
county seventeen years.
WRECK OF THE VlOLET.—Various rumours having
been circulated in connection with this unfortunate
wreck that Mr. A. Majendie, son of Mrs. Majendie,
residing at Barton Villas in this city (Canterbury), was
pasaenger on board this ill-fated vessel, from a package
hav haveeen picked up addressed " Arthur Majendie,”
we
correct. The much pleasure in stating that the report is in-
of Mr. box in question appears to be the property
Majendie, who had despatched it by packet to
save himself the care and responsibility of taking charge
of it whilst travelling by another route. Mr. Majendie
is now in Paris in the enjoyment of good health.—Kent
THE TYNE TICAIdEIt.--Three more sloops have arrived
with part of the cargo from the Tne
be very
slightly damaged. y ,which appears to
Lion. They have also Greater part in good condi-
br
WHECIL OF THE BRITONought a part of the ship's stores.
STEAMEII.—By the South
Y, which arrived at South-
Western steamer from Jerse
ampton this morning, the crew of the Briton steamsr,
belonging to the Union Steam-ship Company, of this
intelligence of the
port, have reached here. They bring
foundering of the Briton off Cape Ushatit, 60 miles
south-west of the Cape, on Sunday last, at 6 a.m. The
steamer left London with a carro of wheat on the 6th
of January, bound to Seville. The crew were picked
up
no at 31 p.m., by th; Oce:i • Q
,vitti a eat gt., fruit, and
from Lisbeu" to
she having also, by stress of weather, sprung; a leak,
was compelled to put into Jersey on Wednesday, and
there landed the crew.