The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
Lo
c, Knox. JULY 10.—Wind N. W. breezes, and fine.
''°WES, JULY 9.—Arrd. Euterpe, Hill, Havannah.
Ponrsuorm, JULY 9.—Wind N.W. to N., fine.—Arrd.
am
titeat Liverpool steamer, Alexandria. Sid. her Majesty's
P St. Vincent, Westward.
siOFF SALCO3II3E, JULY 7.—Active, Bahia, Hamburgh.
tArl JULY 9.—A.M. Wind N.N.W., light. P.M. S.W. to
AA- d
Nereid,
Fe
dart South Seas' • Indemnity,
litiNeivZealand ; Mora3-•shire and Mau-
Parkt►ehl, Whiteside, "Is, Port hilip;o Exeter, Calcutta ; Hope, Robson, and
Ceylon; Fortitude, Arbuthnot, Cape of
Good hope; Albion, Hopper, and Grace, Ichaboe ; Seymour
and Andover, Callao ; Samuel, Spencer, Valparaiso Royalist,
Cool ,
ticii:lrr,ul.l!uenos Ayres ; David Carnagie, _Holman, llallia
Smith, 'frinidad ; Xavier, Jorgenson, Havannah for
G,almnirgil; Telegraph, La Guavra, !Or ditto ; Hopewell,
Savanilla ; Tilumah, 13uland, New Orleans, for
remen ; Leland, Kendrick, Charleston ; Ann Welsh, Magna,
1111. Virginia, for Rotterdam ; Anna, ditto, for Bremen ;
84, Baltimore, for ditto; Penelope, Boston, for Antwerp ;
elmont, Castor, Margaret, Daily, Paragon, Lune, and Caro-
ke, Lovett, St. John's, New Brunswick. Sid. Agincourt,
Cape Coast
Island ; John M‘Lellan, Ichaboe ; Robert Hedd,
i'„pe Coast Castle ; Gladiator, Rio ; Tancred, St.. Lucia;
averleY, Bermuda.
°Fl' PLYMOUTIL JULY S.—Robert Watson, Honduras.
IlionaEW-kT).:ft, JULY B.—Off, Reward, Henderson, Quebec.
Is ,131"lioltn, JULY B.—Arrd. Florida, Scott, Prince Edward's
COR,K, JULY s.—Sld. Perseverance, Ichaboe.
INN ERKFITIIING, JULY 6.—.Sld. Mary Louisa, Leith and
Calcutta.
JULY 9.—A loaded brig, name unknown, is
Ashore on the Gunfleet.
GuERNsEr, JULY 6.—Sld. Herald, Jones, Ichaboe.
JE
RSET, JULYCampbell, Gallichan, io Janeiro.
1•IvEllmor., JULY 9.—W ind N.N.W., moderate.—Arrd.
:it"? Baldwin, Hently, Curlew, George, Graham, Valparaiso;
brniga, Dalrymple, ditto; Plata, Pringle, Buenos Ayres;
thennison, King, Antigua ; Reis Effendi, Sutherland, tlen-
ithra, Canada ; Malabar, Victoria and Lancaster (not•Lanca-
skre, as reported), NeW Orleans; British Queen, Mobile ;
Skerry, New York ; Corsair, Halifax ; Magnet,
lentreal ; Clutta, Newfoundland. Sid. Mary Campbell,
Ileeliaboe ; Ariel, Africa ; Sea, New York. The Mary Camp-
-82.1, for Vera Cruz, did not sail yesterday, as reported. Off,
,/,`,`: C. Naier, Mobile ; Arabian, Elizabeth Jane,
The tletoka, from New Orleans, in attempting to goto
Mme off
evening, grounded on Pluckington Bank, but
off this morning with considerable damage.
,WATERFORD, JULY 6.—Arrd. Hamilton Ross, Ichaboe.
LOSS
OF THREE BRITISH VESSELS—COUR-
TESY AND PROMPT ASSISTANCE OF THE
MASTER OF A FRENCH VESSEL.

"Sir " Downing-street, July 9,1844. i
-.1 am directed, by Lord Stanley, to transmit to
to
Yen, for the information of the Committee of
nthe inclosed extract of a letter from the French Civil
liperintendent of the Island
of St. Pierre, to the Gover-
°r of Newfoundland, reporting the loss of three
.English
vessels, named the Jane Walker, the James Harris, and
the Phcenix.
" I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedirt servant,
(Signed)
W. Dobson Esq., Secretary,Lloyd's".'.!. STEPHEN.
Extract of a letter from the Governor of St. Pierre to
his Excellency Major-General. Sir John Harvey,
4-Ca and K.C., &c.
(TRANSLATION.)
Pierre,loN.)
6th May, 1844.
Captain Adelus of the French brig Le Perseverant,
ranville, who arrived at St. Pierre on the 23d
PM
last has deposited in the Office for Maritime
Affairs a report as follows:-
" 0a the 13th April,lB44,in latitude 45 deg. 3 min. N.,
11e1(11,ongitude 46 deg. 49 min. W. (Meridian of Paris),
ti tell in with a ship which had lost her main and
frzen masts • that having sent his mate in a boat to
btr,l assistance if required, no person was found on
head'° The ship appeared to have been boarded-all
s
the bolwark were broken, and her masts had fallen on
Poop.
gab
The mate and men of Le Perseverant went into the
h
cable
Iv ere the sea had not penetrated, and found on a
five letters, three of which had been opened. and
°Yvere the
unopened ; everything in the cabin was tr_e,stest disorder, and led them to suppose that the
boat
pug been Precipitately abandoned. There was no _
elnainin,, on board. On the stem of the vessel was the
asibe
laden Jane Walker, Liverpool,' and she was timber
•
h The letters found by the crew of Le Perseverant
fittehbeen delivered to me by Captain Adelus, and I have
wh-ir Your to inclose them to you, in the
.condition
re tt they were found. They may afford useful infor-
-1444-,s'isn as, to the port from which the Jane Walker sailed,
""n' to which she was bound.
partmnother report was made yesterday to the same de-
erevv-ent of the saving of twelve men, comprising thde
I ,I°f the barque James Harris, of Newcastle, boun
Iltn°4l.lllllon to. Quebec, and hich foundered at sea
Ca following circumstances :-
"3eareain Puchee, of the French brig 1 Encarnet, of
1 'tei
°lt 49 NN,S, on the sth April, 1844, in lat. 46, 19 N.,
thgtliek 4 law an immense field of ice,
.and afte. r hay;
itehe ret:lll4to tn,avoid it, the men employed in shaking ou
e' etee..e topsails saw a boat in the direction of the
of the ice•aita
Puchee, forgetting the dangerous vicinity
the hoatt eon
nesitated not to go about and run towards
The boznl,ii praiseworthy. conduct had its reward.
had
the satin fined 12 men, with only two oars, and he
settoxiindenit.:o:ntricenquoifrerde.ceiving them on board, where
their "Me in affording them those attentions which
These men, as I have toldis
Thorea,,f Excellency, were the crew of theJap
In hi, -FAm alone had perished. Captain uecsheearhras,
the e rePort, stated the circumstances which had obliged
Orew of the James Harris to leave her. He adds,
tt on the 9th April, having fallen in with an English
4'113., bound from Newcastle to Quebec, he put, at their
"sire, the shipwrecked men on board her, and conti-
-4_40 his voyage to St. Pierre, where he arrived yes-
'Nayl ,
have thought it my duty to apprise you of these
,7 e
urren es because the ships belongedEtr to Great
and, from your frequent opportunities of commu-
-Ihle4ting with Europe, you are better able to give them
_ hth a
at publicity which they may appear to you to require.
ihas
h" I h
umaveonaloso to norm your Elle n
t chyo
nterri f ours c fommunicationxc gin olfviwntheart
''n PreventedEnglish me om doing, viz., the loss of thde
of Scarborough, Captain Richer
'turner, bound from Miramichi to England with al7d
timber,, and wrecked on the 26th of November, 183,
person° t coast of Little Miguelon, or Langlois. Eight
s
perihd; and I inclose a copy of the p.rocs
Itherl4l hich verifies the circumstance. The remains of
e ship and the cargo have been saved by_ the
efforts
of the administrator at Miguelon, and sold
ttt auction on the 18th of January, 1844. The sale
produced the sum of 5,460 francs, from which was
itlucted the expenses of salvage, surveillance, &c.,
4Tsiding 1,609 f. 90c. expenditure for feeding and clot.hh-
sugrbt seamen, leaving a balance of 1,475 f. 85c., which
p "4 been deposited in the Marine Chest, to be
rag-043,v„er those. entitled to receive it, agreeably to the
see- --`"s°l 'he Legislature. It is probable that this
111 will be reeltc,ned and paid in Europe."
Are EASI INDIA SHIPPING.
F1)0 ivals-Parkfield, Whiteside, from Ceylon, in the
,w,es, sailed March 15, Zfr Helena May 20 ; Hope,
St./„..1)11, from Ceylon, in the Downs, sailed March 14,
the ilelena May Sultan, Robinson, from Ceylon, in
irt?ityl!
soowdris, sailed Feb. 22, St. Helena May 10 ; Indem-
gwick, from New Zealand, in the Downs, sailed
ironl Wellington Feb. 7 ; Zuliana, Wilcox, from Bengal,
recd' from
nowns, sailed Feb. 6, St. Helena April 25 ; Ne-
w, front the South Seas, in the Downs. Arrivals at Hong-Kong-Lit herland, March 9, from
;Lseise Cast; Cowasjee Family, 11th, from Calcutta, and
od 23d to Calcutta. Royal Albert, from Glasgow;.
41.,nrdziors a, from
Bombay ; Red Rover, from Calcutta,
).". " 13, from Amoy; Lord Petre, 14th, from Manilla;
A‘rel, 15th, from Manilla, and sailed 24th to East Coast;
ntiel, 18th, from Calcutta; Folkestone, 19th, from East
;'2°c[iiat; Laurick and Crest, 20th, from Bombay; Petrel,
' front Chusan; Mercury, 23d from Madras.
• Arrivals at Macao-Clarendon, March 9, from Boston;
tassore, 10th, from Singapore; Albyn, 11th, from Born-
-131; Goddess, 13th, from Callao; George the Fourth,
IC' from Bombay; Rustonjee Cowasjee, and Adel
iej_loard, from Calcutta; her Majesty's ship Alcmene,
13, froul Manilla.
t ePartures from Hong-Hong-Adventure, March 6,
°a_ Harlequin, 7th, to Amoy; Sarah, 15th, to
toas11.11111; Yossidone, 15th, Wanderer, 17th, Forth, 22d,
to itingaPore; Emperor, 18th, Frederick Warren, 19th,
Rorer "ilia; Magnolia, 18th, to Amoy and Chusan; Red
thi, to East Coast; Resolution, 19th, to Calcutta; her
24ajhesttf: ship Alligator, 23d, to Madras; Salonian,
v., London.
gap:Parturea from Macao-Osprey, March 10, to Sin-
10th and Sydney; Kestrel, to Singapore; Brandy wine,
to It'-,")„htatailla; Starling, 12th, to Sydney; Felix, 14t1T,
Arrivals; Argyle, to New York.
Clyde,at Aden-William, Hay, June 1, from the
L'Gol, from Bourbon, and sailed sth, on her
froto ".:,alq at Colombo-Orator, Chester, April 27,
Alum "'alto ; Morning Star, 27th, from Belligam ;
p --"nPe, 29th, from Bombay, and sailed to China ;
bioul Alay 1, from Aloulmein, and sailed, 15th, to
from ; Grattan, 3d, from Quilon ; Frances Burn,
tnet; 'lllTow, and sailed, 16th, to Tutucoreen ; Syrn-
pata Y, 13th, from London ; Emerald, 15th, from Ne-
fremtllLCasitle ; Huntly, 19th, from Bombay; Pearl, 21st,
tle on( on.
to .1 partures from Colombo-Ophelie and Ann, May 2,
to ; Augusta, sth, to Calcutta ; Eliza 'Ann, 9th,
frraruilcitiussit Jane Catherine, 18th, to London.
Singapore-John Knox and Dalmarno..ck,
from Batavia • Vi ilant, Clarke, from -- ; Zuleika,
1841. Liverpool ; Josephine, April 4, from Liverpool ;
1,0 sid°lle, from China ; Asia, Smith, April 5, from
enttnb°ek ; Asiatic, from Manilla, and sailed 9th to Cal-
lao 1a ; Cornwall, 7th, from Bailey ; Madras, 9th, from
11)1_1:1Y ; Wanderer, 10th, from China.
6 t rture from
/ London, Singapore-Catherine, Brown, April
.t-lllrrivitls at Madras-Donna Carmelita, -Afay 15, from
eiP're ; Justine, 16th, from London, and sailed 17th
if cutta ; Madeira, 16th, from London.
euttll•artures from Madras-China., May 11, to Cal-
)34; ; Edward Bilton, 17th, to Moulmein ; Duke of
wakii,losrd, 18th, to Calcutta ; her Majesty's to Trincomalee and England ; her Majesty's
_ 11) Pilot, to Trincomalee.
a°,tshat St. Helena-Mary Rowe, May 13, from
Batans, and sailed to London ; Margaret, from
15,11 t'a, and sailed 16th to Rotterdam ; Queen Mab,
date frrum China, and sailed 16th to Liverpool ;
ltair ni 13ourbon ; Diamond, 19th, from Jersey ;
b_`)w, 20th, from coast of Africa.
is, aartures from St. Helena-Lord Saumarez, May
47.9kister Bombsth, to the West Indies.
11Yal aty-Tory, May 20th, from Liverpool.

r, P
r UNERAL OF THE DOWAGER LADY
la 1:111-t, "'l.—The remains of this distinguished and
the lady were interred in the family vault below
rniatoeeLloiarpdteGriehnoluysoe4,on the right side of her husband, the
on Thursday the 27th ult. All the
funst respectable inhabitants of the • place attended the
ve,,Qral, and the shops in the town were shut during the
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9111"'Y.

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