The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, FEB. 14.—Wind N.W., fresh breeze and fine
clear weather, with a brisk thaw.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 13.—Wind S., moderate.—Arrd. Fisher,
Shedding, and Isabella Harnett, Newby, Calcutta ; Caroline,
and Guard, Ichaboe ' • Globe, and Chilian, Callao (Nov. 3) -
Annabella, Cleland, Rio; Bonainza, Young, Bahia; Frisk,
Smith, Mexico ; Prince Royal, Bonny ; Britannia, M'Donald,
Brass River; Arethusa, Manny, Popo ; Cato, Devonshire,
Ilaidee Metoka, Splendid, and Tameirend, New Orleans;
Empire and Republic, Mobile ; Tawluita, Apalochicola ; John
Canning, Oromoete, and Sterling, Savannah ; Othello, Char-
leston ; Queen of the West, Woodhouse, New York ; Cam-
bria steamer, Judkins, Boston, left Ist inst.; Frederick, Jane
Hammond, and Odessa, St. John's, New Brunswick,
Off, Hope, New Orleans. The two steam-tugs ashore on
Mud Wharf, have come off without much damage. The
Bolivar, hence to Bombay, has put back, and is in port. The
William Henry, Thompson, hence to Campeachy, was aban-
doned, 28th STovember, off the Coast of Mexico; mate and
three men arrived at Manglito. The Lord Seaton, hence to
St. Andrew's, was wrecked in Penobscot Bay, prior to Jan. 20
crew drowned. The Pollock, hence to New Orleans, was wrecked
on the Chandlier Islands 16th ult., master and six men ar-
rived at New Orleans; the others supposed to have landed on
the islands. The Lord Wenlock, bound to this port, put
back to New Orleans, on the 17th ult., leaky. The Emily,
from St. John's, New Brunswick to Liverpool, put into Ber-
muda Dec. 31, leaky. The Glengariffe, Church, from Vera
Cruz to Laguna, was wrecked, Nov. 14, in a heavy norther,
ear Goasacualco ; mate. and five men saved, remainder sup-
posed to be drowned. The Cohassett, of Boston, was driven
ashore at Buceo, in the river Plate, during a heavy gale,
which continued from the 24th to the 26th of November.
The Alert, Mackay, ashore at Halifax, United States, has
been got off and into Dartmouth, United States.
The Emerald Isle steamer was blocked in by the ice, in
Schvelling Bay, when the Ocean steamer, in the River, left.
PiDheSt
EAST INDIA SHIPPING
off Falmouth,
Helena Di,c. 27 ,
rnhgaani;. Dickson, from
Arrivals—Poictiers, Danny, from Bengal,
sailed Sept. 15, Cape Dec. ;Earl
Wight, sailed Nov.-
M`Leod, Cooper, from Mauritius, off
Madras, off Portsmouth, sailed Oct.
Webster, frum Madras, off Portland,
14 ; Lady Feversham,
sailed Oct 3, St. Helena Dec. 18.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope—Helen, Potter,
Dec. 18, from , lelighoe ; Marquis of I.orn. Murray, from
London ; Skipton, 19th, fromlchaboe ; George Henry liar-
ri,on, from It nysna ; Georgiana, from Ichaboe ; Henrsr
Thompson, from whaling, Pacitic, 20th, from the South Seas ;
Loire (11. F. M. S.) from Rio ; Emma, NiThite, from Cal-
cutta ; Emma, Hartley, 21st, from Bombay ; Belle Creole
Purchase, from Mauritius; Thomas Jones, Ha • milton, from
Holland's Island; John Bartlett, from Ichaboe.
Arrival in Simon's Bay II drabad, Robertson, Dec. 19,
from London to Ilobart 'Town.

Departures from Table Bay--Exeter, Dec. 17, Emerald,
17th, Sirius, 18th, Isaac, 19th, all to Ichaboe ; Chanticleer,
to Algoa Bay.
Arrival in Algoa Bay—lndus, Cragg, Dec. 12, from De-
lagoa Bay.
Departures from Algoa Bay—Ann, Caithness, Dec. 12, to
Mauritius.

Arrival at Samarang—Recoverv, Dec. 22. from Hong Kong.
Departures from Batavia—Franklin, Oct. 16, to Sourabaya ;
Pilot, 20th, to China ; Meg Merrilies, 29th, to Manilla ;
Globe, 31, to Bordeaux ; George, Rejan. Nov. 1, to China.

COMPETING LINES TO YORK.—We understand the
Direct Northern from London to York here lodged the
necessary deposit of 142,6101., preparatory to presenting
their petition to Parliament.
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