The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-13 00:00:00

LLOYD S SHIPPING.

LONDON, JAN. 11.—Wind scatherly breeze, with rain.
It blew strong this morning.
DEAL, JAIN. 10.—Wind S.S.W., a fresh breeze, 8 P.M.
—Arrd. Elizabeth, Cranst one, Ichaboe for Leith ; Ad-
miral Nelson, Rossignal, Laguna. A Russian ship from
the north, coals laden, got on the Goodwin Sand this
morning, but was assisted off by a Ramsgate beat, with
loss of anchor, and at 5 r.M. was riding in the Gull
Stream. 9 P.M. blue, lights have been burning and guns
firing in the direction of the Goodwin Sands for some
time past—it is supposed a ship is ashore. Several boats
have gone to ascertain the cause. A vessel, apparently
ashore on the Bunthead, is burning a tar barrel, the Gull
Light has fired several guns and rockets, and the boats
have gone to her assistance.
PORTSMOUTH. JAN. 10.—Wind S. to S.S.W., fresh
breeze.—Arrd. Brouvershaven, Sansen, Batavia for Rot-
terdam, sailed Oct,• 1 ; Princess Louise, late Robertus,
Rio Janeiro for Hamburgh.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 10.-,-Wind S.S.W.--The Fritheof,
of Uleaborg, from Hull to Malta, with coals, got on the
Goodwin this morning, but was assisted off, and is in the
Gulls, making a little water.
LrrEneooL, JAN. 10.—Wind S., fresh.—Arrd. Flora,
Kerr, Calcutta ; Brilliant, Payne, and Princess Royal,
Forster, Ichaboe ; Mary Queen of Scots, Kelley, l'er-
nambuco ; Nightingale, Hunter, Macao ; Warman, Gib-
son,.La Guayra ; Pharsalia, New Orleans ; Robert Par-
ker, Charleston. Sld. Arethusa, Rio Janeiro ; Thomas
Leech, Fernambuco ; Paragon, Africa - Rapido, Ha-
vannah ; Bombay, New Orleans. Off, gultan. China ;
Hannah Kerr, Bombay ; Hero, Rio Janeiro ; Elizabeth,
Paraiba ; Sylph, New Calabar ; Agnes Sophia. Nassau;
Gossvpumy and Thomas B. Wales, New Orleans ; Liver-
pool, New York; Union, Halifax ; Wipe, Newfoundland;
Black Prince and Isis, --.

OFF HOLYHEAD, JAN. 10.—Sarah Trotmafi, Ichaboe
for Port Fleetwood.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 10.—Wind S.—Arrd. Patriot, Lon-
don for Malta, with bows stove, having been in contact
with a brig or bargne, name unknown.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 10.— Wind S.S.W., strong breeze
and squally.—Arrd, oft; Gazelle, Ramsay, Hobart Town,
sailed Sept. 9 ; Spectator, Mauritius.
BRIDGEWATER, JAN 10.—Galatea, Bowes, Richebucto.
BRISTOL, JAN. 10.—Wind S., strong.—Arrd. Maria,
Balsdon, Demerara.
On CORN, JAN. E.—Socrates, Williams, lehaboe.

ABERDEEN, JAN. B.—Wind S.W.—Acrd. Pursuit,
Wood, Ichaboe. -

LEITH', JAN. 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Express, Camp-
bell, Ichaboe.
SUNDERLAND, JAN. 9. —Sid. Pasco Greenfell, Cuba.
Num., JAN. 9.—Arrd. Douglas, Giles, Ichaboe ;
Eliza Ilolderness, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Eliza-
beth, St. John's, New Brunswick.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 10.—The Brisk, of and from Shields,
for London, which was on the Scroby Sand yesterday,
has been got off, After throwing 100 tons of coal over-
board, 'and has been brought into the Roads.
The Ann and Emma, and the Coldstream, ashore on
the Scroby Sand, have both been got off, after throiring
part of cargoes overboard.

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
The next Mails for Malta, Greece, and the lonian
Islands, via Southampton, will be dispatched from hence
on the morning of Thursday next, the 16th inst.
The next Mail for Egypt and India will be dispatched
on Feb. 3.

The next Mail for India, via Marseilles, will he dis-
patched on the evening of Feh. 7.
Mails will be forivarded to Rio Janeiro, Buenos. Ayres,
and Monte Video, by II.M, steamer Firebrand, which, it
is expected, will leave Devonport the middle of this
month. All letters postod -before the departure of this
steamer will be sent by her, unless' otherwise directed.
he next mails for the West Indies, &c., will be dis-
patched hence on the morning of Friday next, the 17th,
by the steamer Aron.

The next Mails fair Aaaerica will be made up on the
evening of February 3, and dispatched for Liverpool on
the 4th, by the steamer' x 3 ibernia.
The Mails for Hamburgh are still sent via Holland,
in consequence of the approach to Cuxhaven being im
practicable on account of the ice.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.'
BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FRIDAY.
The business done to-day was' too trifling to tender. a
repetition of the quotations necessary. .A few b ••ta. on
the Chester Cup.

DERBY.
Offers to take 15 to 1 about Hedger, and to lay 35 to
agst Cobweb colt.

OAKS.
4 to I agst Keat's lot.
COURSING. •
MORTZTH (LONGHIRST) MEETurcy JAN. 9.—The
Tallyho Stakes (8 dogs) were won by Mr. Fenwick's
Blue Beard ; Mr. Humbk's Sir Romulus ran up.
MORPETH (NORTH SZATON), JAN. 6 AND 7.—The
Derby Stakes of t guineas each (8 subs.), were won by
Mr. Jobbing's Miner ; Mr. Fenwick's The Cure ran up.
The Claret Stakes (4 dogs) were won by Me. H-atokin-
sen's Sidwood ' • Mr. Anderson's Celerity ran up.
SINGt.ETON, JAN. 6.—The Cup was won by. Mr. Ed-
mondson's Domino i • the Bibby Stakes by Mr. William-
son's Busy ; and the Consolation Stakes by Mr. Wil-
liams's Nettle.
MALLENY' MEETIZO, JAN. 3 AND 4.—The Malleny
Cup, for 14 puppies, of 1843, was won by Mr. Gibson's
Douglas ; Mr. Wilson's Johnny Coupe ran up.—The
Ilarlaw All-aged Stakes (18 dogs) were won by Mr.
Sharpe's Daintie Davie and Mr. Raimes's Tell Tale, who
divided the stakes.—The Currie Stakes were won by
Mr. Aitchison's Harry Lorrequer.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Surrey stag lids., Tues., Malden ; Sat., the Griffin,
Kingston.
Sir John Cope's bds., Tues., Milney Warren. ; Wed.,
Greywell Hill ; Sat. Brick Bridge— lot.
Mr. Theobald's stag hds., Tues., Wickham Market; Fri.,
Ottley Bottom.
South Berkshire hds., Wed., Burghfield Bridge ; Fri.,
The Bladebone, Buisklebury, Common.

•
It is believed that Mr. Frederick Goulburn, son of
the -Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be the new Com-
missioner of Customs in the place of the Hon. Ileneage
Legge, lately deceased.
HARWICX, Jax. 10.—The Patmos, Sutherland, from
Sunderland to Newhaven, has been assisted ill here, wit'
damage, having been on the Long Sand.
TIRE CONVICT MASON.-.One of the visiting magis-
trates at York Castle has made a communication to Mr.
Simeon Hutchinson, that he has received a letter from
Sir James Graham, stating that, in consequence of the
innocence' of Joseph Mason, who was transported for
twenty years, having been established, orders have been
sent for his immediate release ; and also for the release of
• the four men who were unjusty transported for the bur-
glary 94 Goodmauhsun.—Leeds Tina.