The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-08 00:00:00

BRIGHTON.-WEDNESDAY.

Earl and Countess Cowper are expected to-day on the
Marine-parade for the winter.
Apartments are taken at the Albion Hotel for Lad/
Holland, who is expected at the beginning of next week.
The Countess of flothes arrived on Monday at the
Norfolk Hotel, on a visit to Lady Mary Lesii.•. The
Countess's daughter, Lady El;:hat,,qh Wathen, is expected
in a few days. Viscount and Vi,eountess Galway left the
Norfolk Hotel yesterday for London.
Lord Bridport left the Albion Hotel on Monday; Lad/
Bridport remains in Brighton.
Lord and Lady Granville, the Duke and Duchess of
St. Alban's, the Hon. Mr. and Lady Calthorpe, and Lord
and Lady Petre, intend to remain in Brighton during the
winter.

Chief Justice Doherty has taken a house in Bedford-
square.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Ely are expected
next week at the Clarence Mansion.

The Countess of Buckinghamshire has arrived in Re'
gency-square.

The dountess of Jersey and the Ladies Villiers, Mr.
and Lady Emily Foley, Sir James Baird, Bart., and the
Countess of Glengall, are at the Bristol Hotel.
Mr. and Lady Harriet Drummond, Lady Campbell,
Sir R. and Lady Dallas, Sir W. and Lady Russell. Mr.
and Lady Louisa Rabett, Sir G. and Lady Larpent, and
Sir 11. and Lady Webster, are among the arrivals this
week.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-1 THIS DAY.)
LoanoN, Nov. 7.—Wild this day at noon, southerlf.
light breeze, with rain.
DEAL, Nov. 6.—A.M. Wind N.W., mod., P.M. W.S.W.
—Sid. Adocutire, South Seas.
OFF SALCOME, Nov. s.—Alexander Newton, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Wind W.—Arrd. Charles, Smith
lohaboe.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Wind N.W. to N., light airs!
Arrd. Janet and Mary, Sunderland, for Charente, with
mainmast sprung, loss of foremast, sails, rigging, Sc.
Off, Kangaroo, St. Jag° de Cuba.
NEWPORT, Nov. 6.—Campbell, Grenada.
FISHGUARD, Nov. s.—The Hope, Thomas, of Bristol,
from Bilbao to Liverpool, put in here yesterday, kaki,
and must discharge to repair.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—Wind E.N.E. to N., fresh!
Sld. Cottager, England and' Homer, Ichaboe ; Jennl
Lass, Rio • Penelope, Trinidad ; Eleanor, Tampico ;
Leander, gavannah; Ann Harley, New York.
CoRK, Nov. 4.—Arrd. Nymph, Liverpool, for Madeira,
with loss of sail, bulwarks, &c.
LERWICK, OCT. 30. —Arrd. Arthur, Archangeli
strained in topiails ; Mary, Agnus, Africa, short of
privisions.
WATERFORD, Nov. s.—The Carleon has been carried
into Courtmashay.
LIMERICK, Nov. s.—The Mirian, of this port, lyieg
at Strand Quay, took fire yesterday evening, had cabin
flooring, fittings, &c., and mizenmast, rigging, con'
sined, but by cutting away the mainmast further
damage was prevented.
WARREN POINT (NEWRY), Nov. s.—The Orissa,
from Liverpool to Bombay, ashore in Cranfield Bay, has_
discharged her cargo, two-thirds have been housed, awe!
40 packages slightly damaged. She is expected o°'
next tide.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 4.—The Fran Anna Kelma, fief!
Athlone to this port, struck on the North Pier this
-wiling and has gone to pieces ; crew saved.
lanwrox. Nov. 6.—Arrd. North Star, Soundburg
for .Itmite,,lam, with loss of anchors, &c., and
roki,ier
LEITH, Nov. s.—Tike Jane Lowden, Dodds, froth
St. Petersburgh to Hull, which was ashore on the S. E.
of Inchktith, has been got off and into the Roads. The
gale continues at E. N. E.
Hum., Nov. 6.—The Houghton, Wilson. hence to St.
Petersburgh, has put back to the roads, making twelve
inches water per hour, having been ashore in the NO*
~f Norway.
LOWESTOFFE, Nov. 6.—The Friends, Huntley, Was
drive n ashore upon Lowestoft Ness last night, but was
expected off this morning, making much water ; crew
salved,
YARMOUTH, Nov. 6.—The Vriendschap, Haaw. frees
Groningen to London, with oats, is ashore on Palling
beach, cargo washing out.
The French ship Auguste, Canneva, sailed from Cal"
cotta March 2, and has not since been heard of.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. •
The Swedish and Norwegian Consulate Genera
2, Crosby-square, Nov. 6, 1844.
Sir,—l have the honour to communicate to you the;
following translation of an ordinance issued by the Royal'
Navy Board at Stockholm, on the 18th October last :--'
The Royal Navy Board hereby makes known for the
information of mariners, that the Light ship which woe
placed off Falsterbo Reef having been driven from her
moorings, has been carried into port, and that the seasoo
being so tar advanced, it is not intended to replace her le
her station this year. Notice will be given in the r,speil,
at what period next spring the vessel will be rer:,',aeed oe
the reef.—l have the honour to be, your 700;c obedieel
servant, (Signed) CHARLES POTTIE.
Wm. Dobson, Esq., Secretary at Lloyrc's.
LOSS OF THE LADY F.,COTT.
Foreign-office, Nov. 5, 1844.
Sir,—l am directed by the Earl of Aberdeen to art
quaint you, for the information of the Committee of
Lloyd's, that a dispatch has been this morning received
from her Majesty's Minister at St. Petersburgh, inclose;
ing a copy of a letter, addressed to him on the 22d of
October, by the French Charge d'Affaires at the Cour!,
of Russia, from which it appears, that on the 17th 0'
September last, the French schooner La Domde Car,
tain Morvau, off Dagervert, in the Gulf of Finland, feu
in with the British ship Lady Scott, of Liverpool, Caps
D. GlendaY. laden with salt and cotton, when that vessel
was on the point of sinking. On the. French vessel bearie4
down towards the Lady Scott; Captain Morvau observe°
near the latter a Dutch galliet, which seemed to be en'
gaged In affording assistance, and a short time after'
wards he perceived a boat pulling towards him makiil%
signals of distress. Captain Morvau bore down to the
boat, and received on board six men, much exhausted bf
fatigue and cold, and brought them to Cronstatit, wheys
he arrived in six days from the ship. I am, &c.,
(Signed) H. M. ADDINGTON.
To W. Dobson, Esq., Lloyd's.
G REENOCK, Nov. s.—The Fire Queen steamer strJek
on a rock off Roseneath Point, 31st ult., but soon after
came off without damage, and returned to Glasgow.
HULL, Nov. 4.—Two schooners are ashore near
Grimsby.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals at Singapore_Anonyme, Aug. 7, from Col-
cutta, and sailed 9th to China; Coromandel, 9th, from
Bombay, and sailed 10th to China; Malacca, from Csl-
cutta, and sailed 10th to China; Chatham, from Calcutts'
and sailed 10th to China; Little Catherine, 10th, frop
Bombay; Ellen, 11th, from Glasgow; Stork, 11th, from
Madras, and sailed 13th to China ; Anmundchundero
from Penang; Emelina, from Penang; Britomant, frO
Calcutta.

J tet,tirtures from Singapore—Emma, Aug. 7, to re:
tiara Wisaninhon, 7th; Antelope, Bth; Paul Jiines,ioeb!
ea=t; Eden; 10th, to China; Archimedes, to m9,nills
I)rilid, 9th, to Liverpool; British Merchant, 120, W
London.

Loading—Helvellyn, for Cowes; D'Are.y, for Lifer•
pool.

Departures from Manilla—Macassar, June 15, ,t°
Hamburgh ; Magnolia, to Cork ; Brooksby, 2403, „
'-
Sydney; Colon, 25th, to Cadiz.
Loading at Manilla—Vindicator, Fortescue, and Mis;
chief, for London; Chance, for Sydney; Pandora, for
Cork; Marchioness of Douro, for Mncao. •
Arrivals at Ascension—Agneda, previous to Sept. 180'
from Bombay to Liverpool.
Arrivals at New Zealand—Bella Marina and SYcln(ll
previous to May 31, from London.
Arrivals at Arnpimam—Elizabeth, from Sydney. oa
sailed to Manilla; Amazon, from and loading fot
Bazar and Rouble (American) ; Jean, Elise, June -2"
from Bourbon.

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Dopartures from Singapore —Her Mtki:alys ship
I)ido and Plegethon, July 26, to Borneo; Ramjet, 26"
Batavia ; Red Rover, 27th ; Earl of liskarras and Peu
Holt, 27th; Sealeby Castle, 28th, to China; Ring MO."
30th, Pedeir Coast ; Emma, Eugenia, 3i st, Mauritius.

LEITH, Nov. S—VIOLENT GALE.—A violent gale
from the east set in on Friday, and has continued with
more or less fury ever since. On Saturday it
blew so strong that all the steamers, with one
exception, which ventured out that day were un-
able to proceed down the Firth, and obliged 1°
take shelter to leeward of Inchkeith, where they
lay till early on Monday morning. A timber-laden-
vessel—the Jane, Captain Loudon, of Sunderlando
from Petersburgh to Hull—was driven up the Firth ,J 6
Sunday evening, and in seeking shelter off Inchkeith, tAn
upor, tha Long Craig-rock, at the south-east end of the
island, at ten P. m., where she lay till yesterday rne,ming,
when a steamer put off to her assistance, and rtt,iough
considerably damaged, was towed into the har'Jor.r. ,
SYMPTOMS'; W
A SEVERE INTER.—The Genero
StP°T.l navigation Company's steam-ship Soho, which
arrived in the river early on Tuesday morning from Ant-
werp,
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