The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day-)

LONDON, Oct. 14.—Wind this day at noon, S.E.; light
breeze and Sne.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 13.—Wind, S.S.W. to S.E.—Sailed
—Riga, for Curacca ; Ora, St. Domingo ; Iris, Alexandria.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Anne,
from Smyrna, with lose of port bulwarks; Celt (s), from
Southampton for Cape of Good Hope.
Coax, Oct. 12.—Wind N.—Arrived—Moriod, front
Labrador.
OFF THE LIZARD, Oct. 12. —Arrived—Prince Arthur,
from Hudson's Bay.
FLEETWOOD, Oct. 13.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived—Cleo-
patra, from Miramichi. Sailed—Lind, for St. Thomas.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 12.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived
Eliza, from Callao ; lohaboe, Betheal ; Jusett, Callao ;
bbot Lawrence, ditto ; Dyson, Cardenas ; Newton,
ditto ; Lockwood, Quebec ; Zouave, from Liverpool for
St. Michael's. Sailed—Her Majesty's ship Hogue, 011
nine.
UOWES, Oct. 13.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Mathilde,
from Callao.
TORBAY, Oat. 13.—Wind N.W.—Sailed--Susan, for
Newfoundland.
SWANSEA, Oct. 13.—Wind
for Madeira.
•MUMBL@S, Oct. 13.—Wind S.--Atrived—Alms, from
Prince Edward's Island. Put back—Bordeaux, with stern
beat, port bulwarks, and stancbeon gone.

(PEE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday, 10 a.m.
Wind N.E. ; fine.
Arrived--Hausa, and Germania, steamers, from Bre-
men • Ossian, steamer, Dublin.
Sailed— Atalanta, steamer, for Jersoy ; Ossian, steamer,
Loudon; Argyll, steamer, and Carenton.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.
Wind S.
Arrived —Rebeyhall, from Jamaica; Fanny Gann, Dania;
Leone, Bombay; Palermo, Walt-m, N.S. ; Palermo, screw
-steamer, Rotterdam ; Hope, screw steamer, Africa; Ips-
wich, Pernambuco.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 12.

Wind S.W.

Arrived—Abbot, Lawrence, aid Bertha • Jewitt, from
; Eliza °arrow, lehaboo ; Freeman, Rio de la
ll:‘clie ; yson, Matanzas ; Newton, Cardenas; Lock-
woods, Quebec.
(or SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESPND, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind calm ; foggy ; tide last boors' flood.
Ai rived, Oct. 13. - -Peter Folk, From Stettin ; Teutonia,
Orissa, and British Isle, Cronstadt ; Maria, and Elizabeth,
St. Petersburg; Northern Light, Antwerp ; Scrap,
Wyborg; Furot, Gravelines.

DEAr, Oat. 14.

Wind K by S., moderate.
Passed Oct. 13.—Maggio, from London, for St.
Michael's.

Passed Oct 14.—Voyager. barque, from Halifax, Nova
Scotia, for London.
Sailod—Sarah Metcalf, for Barcelona.

The mortal remains of the late Earl Fitz xilliam were
.nterred yesterday, at the family burial place, in Mar-
,edm Church, Northamptonshire, whither the body had
been moved from ‘Ventwoith House on the previous
morning. All the members of the noble earl's family
Ittended the obsequies.
A contract has been entero l into between the Spanish
G.oiternment and the Pen:nsular and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company for the conveyance of mails twice
a month between Hongkong and Manilla. Under the
•erms of the contract the service is to commence within
4:x months from the prevent time ; but it is understood
he company have made arrangements for carrying on a
monthly line between Hongkong and Manilla in the
meantime.

Tee liabilities of the firms whose suspension was
announced yesterday at Glaseow are alleged to
amount to an aggregate of 1,500,0001., but this is
probably an exeggeratiol. In consequence of tke
name of M'Donald being common in the north, a
request has been made that the specific title should
,e given of the house of that name which has
stopped. It is• Messrs. D. and J. M'Donald, ser►ed
,nu Ain manufacturers. Among the other houses
wontioned was Patteson and Co. It • appears there is
do such firm. There is one of Godfrey, Pattison, and
Co., but in that case there has been no stoppage. The
mistake, however, originated in Glasgow, the name of
Patteson, or Pattison, having been telegraphed without
reserve by persons of great respectability in that city to
their London correspondents.
MADAME TIISSAUD'S EXHIBITION.—Among the Roys
portraits introduced in this museum, that of his Majesty
:11e King of Prussia appears to create mach interest in
the visitors, on account, no doubt, of the precarious state
his health, and which, from the latest accounts,
appears likely to terminate fatally. His Majesty is
represented in the uniform of the Prussian Guards,
decorated with numerous orders of distinction. _

ALARMING FIRES.—On Saturday afternoon last afire
broke out at Charlton-on-Ottnoor, near Bicester, which
caused the destruction of a considerable amount of pro.
pert.y before it could be extinguished. It was occasioned
by some children at play with Welters in Mr. Dodwell's
barn. They were making a fire, which soon extended to
the loose straw in the barn, and the building was quickly
iu flames. The fire then, caught a barn and a small hay.
04tleokrnin,a
farm,
,Rwogheerrses
a barn
dthceonntsepurtesadwetroeMcoinss.
if a Mr. i
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were DudDud
twherlel 'es
iemed. In the meantime the stray in Mr. Clemeats's
se,
aaburi dga ,z:to. nt
fire.
thereey .
arrivedotherT
Adjoiningh e sti
ttc;i
he i
so
.his communicated to hie rickyard, and all were soon in
smallbarn, ricks,i nitetdL e'
hceestgerreaetnergiiiiwerstiwonereof sent for,
rtrk,sbourit
droperty of Thomas Hope:aft and hie son, which also
\itifr(3.rCelemente's farm were too far consumed to leave any
chance of saving them. They were, however, of service
in preventing the spread of the flames to neighbouring
1 ricks. The fire continued during the whole of Saturday
night, and was not entirely got under till mid-day on
Tuesday. The following property was destroyed :—Mr.
Clements's ricks of corn and hay were all consumed, with
he exception of a few tons of bay, which were much
lamaged. his loss must be something like 4501. lit,
ograna,toellyoT,es are also about
-; insured in the County Fire-office, but
ear it is only for 2001. Mr. Rogers i
__
insured. Thomas
the same office, and his loss (ab ,ut 1001.) is fully covered.
awleBonre insured sorry to
on
°adBbe
burnt,
insured. His
20 guineas ; he is also eon, who has lost
11-140er0.p1.cDre aa° fcdt 11,7 :se eal inn' 8.
d,
a badnt they
eylicaiairsriseek of beans value about
two small ricks, is not insured. The buildings on Mr.
Clements's farm, the dwelling-house excepted, were all
consumed, but by the activity of friends and neighbours
,be horses, waggons, implements, and three loads of
thrashed wheati were rescued.—Buas Herald.