The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-13 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, Nov. 12. Wind southerly, fresh breeze and
cloudy. It ruined and blew etrong last night.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 11.—The Lard Leicester, from
Odessa to London, has been towed in here leaky, and
With rudder unshipped, having been ashore. The
Libella, Frederickson, from Christiansand to Portrneux,
which put in here yesterday leaky, is discharging to
repair.

DEAL, Nov. IL—Wind, A.M., W.N.W. ; 7 P.M., N.W.
by W., fresh.—Arrd. Great Britain, Swinburn, Mon-
treal ; Baltic, Quebec ; Grace Darling, Airth, Madeira.
Sid. Ann Jane, China ; Volunteer, Mauritius ; Gla-
diator, Mauritiu3 ; Lady Mary Wood steamer, South-
ampton.

DOVER, Nov. 11.—Arrd. Gloria Deo, St. Petersburgh
for Leghorn, with loss of topgallant•rnast, &c. Off—
Sarah Charlotte, Dunlett, Cape of Good Hope ; Swan,
Hughes, Panta Arenas ; Lady Mary, Bowen, Metis.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 11.—Wind N.W., hard and
squally.—Arrd. Gibraltar, London for Dominica.
COWES, Nov. 1 I.—A rrd. Jason, Havre for Gaudeloupe.

DARTMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Arrd. Busy, Fowey for Ant-
werp, towed in with loss of sails, mast, &c., during a
squall yesterday, off Salcombe.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind N.W., fresh.—Arrd.
Woodbridge, Dobson, Callao ;. Messenger, Hole, La-
bradore.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—Wind W.N.W., moderating,
after a gale.—Arrd.Wm. Mitchell, M'Lean, from China ;
Indus, Taylor, Calcutta ; Mary Worrall, Gardner, Val-
paraiso ; William Peile, Spratt, Buenos Ayres (Aug.
31) ; Rossendale, Friend, Macau ; Cigar, Ceara ; Su-
sannah, Stephenson, Maracaibo ; Irlatn, Maphew, An-
tigua.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—The Robert Burns, Messenger,
from St. Petersburgh to this port, has been on the beach
at Rathmullen, having struck on a sunken rock. The
Gough, Pugh, from Blakeney, is ashore near Dingle.
The schooner Lady's Adventure was totally lost off this
port last night ; two men saved.
FLEETWOOD, Nov. 11.—Wind N.N.W., a gale.—The
sloop Shamrock, from Dundalk to Lancaster, with corn
and malt, went ashore this morning in Moricombe Bay,
but was got off by the crew, and brought in here, where
she sank close to the quay. A schooner, partly dis-
Masted, has passed the entrance, making for Glassin
Dock.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind W.N.W., strong gales,
With violent squalls.—Arrd. Active, Zobig, Rio; Sept.
10 ; Jane Custance, Pictou. Sld. Adrastus, Valparaiso.
BRISTOL, Nov. 10.—Arri. Dochfour; Wakeham, Que-
bec. Put back, Jane Barbara, for Ichaboe.
RUDE, Nov. 11.—A vessel is reported to be ashore this
aide of Carnbaak. There is also a brig off in the Bay,
but she has got a good offing, and should the wind shift
I. little from the N.W., as it is blowing scow, she will ride
out the gale.

CARDIFF, Nov. 11.—The Polgooth of Fowey, from
Malaga to Bristol, is ashore on the Breaksea Point, and
expected to become a wreck.
,p4:l3Lrrir, Nov. 9.—The Turner, from Wisbeach to Leith,
la at this place, at anchor in broken water, abandoned by
the crew, dismasted, and her cargo washing out ; crew
saved.

PORT TALBOT, Nov. 10.—The John, of Quebec,
M`Carthy, from London to Cardiff, and Llanelly, drifted
011 the Skerweather Sands last night, split her keel, and
received considerable damage, but was got off and run
ashore to prevent her sinking ; she has been patched and
has since been got into the harbour.
GRIMSBY, Nov. 9.—The Seaflower, of and for Wis-
beach, is sunk at the back of the Woolpack Sand.

MOROCCO.
The following is an extract of a letter received at
Lloyd's, from their agent at Gibraltar, dated the 4th
of November :

" By private intelligence received here from Morocco,
it appears that the state of that country is very unsatis-
factory, particularly in the neighbourhood of Mogadore,
'where there was a scarcity of provisions, owing to the
disorders amongst the Kabyles in the interior. How-
ever, very little reliance can be placed on such unauthen-
ticated reports."
NOTICE TO MARINERS.—POSITION OF THE

PIER AT NAPLES.
Consulate-General of the Two Sicilies,
15, Cambridge-street, Hyde Park-
square, 11th Nov. 1844.
beg leave herewith to inclose you a copy of a
communication received from my Government relative
t 2 the Pier (scogliera) of the new Military Mole of
Naples, requesting you to do me the honour to make it
'rluvvn at Lloyd's for the information of captains trading
With that city. I have the honour to remain, Sir, your
most obedient servant, H. S. MINASI.
William Dobson, Esq., &c., &c., Lloyd's.
(TRANSLATION.)
Naples, 21st October, 1844.
The national and foreign mercantile navy is hereby
informed that the point of the Pier of the new Military
Port of Naples is at this present time opposite the Great
Light of the third class, situate upon the old Mole to the
northward.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals—Sarah Charlotte, Dunnett, from the Cape
of Good Hope, in the Downs, sailed Aug. 31, St. Helena
Sept. 14.
Arrivals at Colombo—Ceylon, Brunette, Cousens,
Sept. 18, from London ; Emerald, 19th, from Bengal;
John Patchell, 20th, from Liverpool; Sir H. Compton,
23d, from Bombay.
Arrival in Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope—
litiohief, Downes, from Manilla.
Derrtures from Madras —Samarang, Geere and
Persian, Sept. 22, both to London.
Arrivals at Rio—Duke of Gloucester, Sept. 9, from
Ichaboe; Gideon Howland, 15th, from New Zealand.
Departures from Rio—Maid of Mona, Aug. 30 ; her
Majesty's ship Fox, 31st ; Andrew White, Sept. 3
William Barber, 3d, all to the Cape; Baron of Bramber,
12th, to Ichaboe.
Arrival at Madeira—Persia, Stevens, from London.
Arrival at Hong-Kong—Patna, Clarke, July 28, from
LiverpooL