The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, JAN. 15.—Wind N.N.E., and cloudy.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 14.—Arrd. Josephine, Borga for
Cette, with starboard quarter stove in, having been in
contact with a French barque off Dungeness. Sld.
Antoinette, Texas. The Anna Cecilia, Thomas, of Al-
tona, from Hamburgh to Buenos Ayres, struck on the
Goodwin Sands yesterday, but was got off and brought
up in Margate Roads.
DEAL, JAN. 14. Wind A.M., E.N.E., moderate ;
N.E., fresh.—Sld. Shepherdess, Batavia ; Pathfinder,
Calcutta ; Curlew Bay ; Conservative, St. He-
lena ; George, iAI
Charleston; Brothers, New York; Terra
Nora, Newfoundland ; Conservative, Jamaica ; Danske
Eeg, East Indies ; Wallace, Adler, and Sir Charles
Forbes, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 14.—Arrd. Pacha, steamer,
'Gibraltar.
PLYMOUTH, Jax. 14.—Wind, N.E.—Arrd. her Ma-
jesty's ship Resistance, Cork ; Jessie, Ritchie, Haven-
nah ; Hope, Newfoundland ; H.M.S. Larne, Sheerness ;
H.N.M.S. Lausier, Texel for Africa, towed in, having
been totally dismasted on the 10th instant, between the
Isle of Wight and Cherbourg.
MILFORD, Jsx. 13.—Arrd. Esther, Shedding, Cal-
cutta for Liverpool, left St. Helena, Nov. 24.
DOVER, JAN. 14.—Arrd. Elizabeth, London for China,
leaky.AL
F MOUTH, JAN. 14.—Wind, N.E., fresh breeze.—
Arrd. Jeune France, Havre for St. Thomas. Off, Louis,
Jensen, Buenos Ayres for Antwerp; Caroline, London
for Jamaica .„Fortuna, Hamburgh for Havannah.
BRISTOL,JAN. 13.—Sld. Leader, Trinidad. 14, Ca-
roline, Tobago. -

LIVERPOOI„ JAN. 14; Wind, N.E. light.—Arrd.
Orlando, Cockerill, Maranham ; Apollo, Scudder, Sa-
vannah ; Hibernia, steamer ; Judkine, Boston, left lst
instant. Sld. Symmetry, Bombay ; Firefly and Gran-
ville, Africa ; Penelope, Rio ; Delaware, France,
Rappahannock, Bengal, New Orleans ; Margaret
Pollok and Tarquin, Mobile ; St. George and Roscius,
New York ; Hirondelle, Maracaibo ; Chaire Marius,
ItWHITEHAVEN, JAN. 12.—Sld. Brazil, packet, Antigua.
ecxoincox: Compton,
jA Charleston ; James Caskie, Virginia.
N.12._
Arra. Eliza Ann, Bell, and Ram-
bler, Bruce, St. Domingo. A brig apparently English,
was on shore on Atwood's Quay, on the 16th ult., with
SHIELDS, JAN. 14.—The Hercules, Wood, from Aber-
deengtwosails tothfliysin, and apparently much down at the stern.
port, in making the harbour last night, got
on the Herd Sand, and drove over on the beach, where
she remains ; crew. saved.
WHITBY, JAN. 13.—The Thomas and James Brown,
Brown, from Shields, lying at the Middle Wharf here,
started her stern post, and sunk, but has been got afloat,
aftersTito3EdisicNhasrting part of cargo.
, JAN.
s.—The Theodore Remick, from
the Baltic, which put in leaky, must discharge part of
cargo, which, it is feared, is damaged.
YARMOUTH, JAN.
14.—The William, from Hull to
Plymouth, has been assisted in here leaky, having been
on the Long Sand, and must discharge.
HULL, JAN. 13.
The Viscount Downe, Hart, from
Hamburgh to London, struck on Haisbro Sand, 10th
,
inst., and sunk; crew saved.
COULTESAY, JAN. 8. The Active, Dishon, which
sailed from Jochindahl 4th inst.,
has put back to that
harbour, with loss of bowsprit, and other damage, hav-
ing been in contact with the Sally, of Gailistown.
Nola"( RoNALDSHAY, JAN. 10.—The Anna, Jost, from
Riga to Belfast, has been assisted into Widewell Bay,
diimasted, &c., during a gale at S. yesterday.
FALMOUTH, JAN.
13.—The Waterwitch, Clark,
Keitch, which arrived here 7th inst., after at-"
..
the Manach Rocks, has been surveyed, Ir. ' - :•4King on
her cargo. fr
--+'..,u Is discharging

COWS, JAN. 13 - '
York for 1-1.-" .--Arra. Harvest, Haskell, New
experienced very bad weather.
jSAtNo:rel3",--SWL
Alfrdo.nTrimozrann:
with sails split, loss of boats. Henri".At:u H
jnodhNif.s;
,anicdelw4t 14th,
demi
New York; her Majesty's steamer renelope, on a curuize:
Ditto, Alban, Cork.
(1';, Scotsman, Jamaica. -
DARTI4°I7.;;, JAN:jII3.--Sd. Jeune Evariste, St.
Tb s.
Aupsonounit, JAIL 14.—The broadside of a vessel of
about 100 tons has been brought in here, the deck is re-
potted to have come on shore at Suzewell Gap, and a
quantity of wreck at Thorpness.
HARWICH, JAN. 13.—A small fishing smack belong-
ing to Grimsby was lost on the Shipwash yesterday--
crew saved. Part of the hull of a small vessel; with other
wreck, has been brought in here to-day.
JERSEY, ;AN. 9.-Sid. Trust, llarbadoes. 10th.
Doris, Elio Janeiro.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 12.—A barque got in the Peghtle
yesterday, but succeeded in getting clear, and proceeded
Southward.

DINGLE, JAN. 9.--Acrd. Shannonw Vintry tiotid9n;
out 144 days.
HOYLE, JAN. 11.--Arrd. Horn, London for Vera Cruz.
OFF THE WIGHT, JAN. 11.--Gertrudeb Brouershoen;
for Batavia.
OFF SOUTH FOREUNti, JAN. 11.—Henrietta and
Bertha, Hamburgh for St. Thomas ; Egmond and Noord
Holland_; Amsterdam for. Surinam.
OFF DARTMOUTH, JAN. 12.--Johanna, Hamburgh for
Maranham.

eliugehederr.atand to 4 great t*,'•
STATE Or TRADE.—The tlettlaritiAohi-„ihhOs pair
The Workmen are
for the time of the year, but the new prices of cottons
and yarns, are not yet realised -by the manufacturer.
Wools still indicate a tendency to advance, and yarns,
fwuell
tent on speculation for the openings of 0, _ ,
yareemi althoughnpflp4.7oe,dare r ath rather
Match or April.--.Lei'n:ranire Al .
.. ...ie spring trade in
ercury.
Lady D
-___torowe, accompanied by a splendid suite,
irriTed. in ;Loudon. es ti ifir bunday by the General. Steam
INTai..6;;;lon' Company's Mail-Packet Ocean ) CaPt) John
Stranock, from Rotterdath) after a due passtio, . •
hut or witurr.:--riikoittatioi- Oil' M.P.s.—On
Tuesday last, 54 young vagabonds) the offscoUrings of
the County) were reeeired at Parkhurst prison from the
1 Millhink _Penitentiary ; they Were all Marked with the
initials M.P._Hampshire Independent. .
We have . been informed that. Major Eldred Pot-.
,tiriger, C. 8., the heroic defender of Herat, is the bearer
of the additional treaty from ChinaLby which Sir Henry
Pottinger has so wisely secured our future intercourse,
with China, from the. intrigues and cabals 'Of a host .of
AinbaSSadora and Erivls . frotn European States,' and
the " Repudiated States. —Nava/ and Military Gazette.
BROTuEET.T Lovz.-,--None but vain cozconibs,
fools and rogues read, or patronise the Morning . Pool.—
StaLlerd. .. •
pspEsTitutund UtrrAluatatan.—B. Riding, alias
the Morning Star, who has undertaken to walk 1,500
miles in 1,500 successive hours, last night, at 12 o'clock,
completed. the unparalleled number of 1,120 miles, a feat
hitherto unheard of, and there is not the least doubt
(sickness and accidents accepted) that he will accomplish
,his arduous .undertaking, for which he has, as yet, been
-but. very indifferently rewarded. He is walking frOui
the Grey 4onnd Inn, York-road, to the Crow Trees and
back; It is the Pedestrian's intention to walk one mile
:at ' the'commencement of every hour for thio lait, 00
miles.--Leals Mercuric ' - ...'' 1. . , , "
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lily( belabeb uoiloele rid ban ibelonsvo tzto:zuto 1