The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

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LONDON, FEB. 13.-10 P.M., Wind N.W., light. N00n....
Southerly breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, FEB. 12.-10 £.1%1., Wind N.W., light.—Sld. 11th,
Tropic, Barbadoes.
HULL, FEB. 12.—The Brothers, from Whitstable to Goole,
got on Sand Hale on the 9th instant, but came off without
apparent damage.
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L" LIVERPOOL,
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Queen, FEB.
Antigua
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Brander, d era t e .
Laura,
Demerara— S 1 c
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tonio,and
been in
Socrates, New Orleans ; Hannah Kerr, Mobile.' Off, Isa-
bella Harriet, Calcutta; Princess Royal, Africa. The steam-
tugs Victoria and President, went ashore yesterday on the
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Bombay,eha Valparaiso
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putting
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contact with a ship, supposed the Duke of Wellington.
CLYDE, FEB. 10.—And. Hazard, Ichaboe. 11. Athol,
Kerr, Bombay ; Lord Stanley, Biggles, Honduras.
LWESTOFFE, FEB. 12.—The Emerald, Harrison, sunk off
the Barnard Sand, has gone to pieces; about 50 tons guano
landed.
150 puncheons Indian.
Arethusa, Kennedy, Popac (Africa),
Be Hall, Choi-
corn thrown overboard to stop a leak ; Betsy
Ann Henderson, Ichaboe,
ditch, St. Domingo. Off, Mary
Blanker,
Peterhead ; Wellington,ditto, and
CORK, FEB. 10 .—Ar r d . Marabou,
iuiam Joseph
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sailed for Liverpool ; Spruce, Clark, ditto ; Pring, ditto, for
Peterhead.
EAST` INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals at Launceston, Van Dieman's Land—William,
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Land,Deborahrriivova 18a
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Mauritius, ; Palmyra, from Hobart Town, Tobago, 14th,
Scout, 18th, from Port Philip.
Sept. 10, from London, ands ailed 21st '
to Sydney • Eudora
M‘Meckam, 16th, from New Zealand , William '
Fourth,'
23d, from ; ham the
South Sea Islands ; Leander, 25th, from Mauri-
tius ; Caroline, Oct. 8, from S d y ney ; John Williams, 10th,
from London and Cape Islands, 22a, to Sydney and South
Port Philip ; calrtilfrzyoalpsolmbaet:
Seas ; Tropic, Oct. 14, from London ; Maguasha, from
Streaky Bay ; Marian Watson, from Sydney ; Waterlily,
14th, from Sydney ; her Majesty's ship Vesta, 23d, from
the Cape.
Departures from Hobart Town—Barossa, Sept. 21, to Syd-
ney ; Cadet, 23d, to Port Essington ; John Tomkinson, 24th,
to Valparaiso ; America, to Marseilles ; Isabella Anna, Oct. 7,
to China; Athens, 9th, to Port Philip; Louisa, 10th, to
Sydney.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales—Garland Grove.
from London; Pestonjee Bomanjee, from Hobart Town;
Piscator, from New Zealand; Alfred, from Manilla; Hawk,
from Adelaide.

Departures from Sydney—Ceylon, Beazley, to London;
Star of China, to New Zealand ; Maid of Athens, to Hong-
Kong, cleared at Sydney ; Sovendraporog, Oct. 16, to
London.
Ships loading at Sydney—For London, Greenlaw Ewe-
retta, Sydney, St. George, Thomas Lowry, Templar, and
Pestonjee Bomanjee.
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Arrival at Port Philip-,-Alberton,..
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from Cork.

We understand the office counsel to the Irish
Office, now vacant for eight months, since the death of Mr.
O'llanlou, has been conferred on Mr. John E. Batty, of tho
Irish bar.

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