The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S -SHIPPING.

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LONDON, JU 3.—Wind S.,
fresh breeze and cloudy, with rain at
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Ines.

DEAL, JULY 2:—Wind, A.M., S.W., fresh breeze ; p.m., E.S.E.,
Moderate.—Arr4.-Rlfteman, •Daylea; South Seas; Diana, .Garrick,
South Seas • Princess Alice Maude, Hunt, St. John's, New Bruns-
, w, ick.inArtxi,frern the'River- and dd., Ida and Enimit, Diedericksen,
itia 'Janeiro ; William and Alfred, Lawrence, •Antigua ; Rosebud,
Winn, .Algoaßay. Sld.•Calcutta, Ro,ss, Hobart Town; Veer Gibrol-
ders Jaskl, 'Batavia ; -Andromache, Sltelton, Bombay ; John Hardy,
Slaughter, Jamaica ; Helena, Crick, Hallfai ; Junior Martin„Queboo.
Remain, Jane, Buckland,lcir hanneSton; refitting windlass ; Nunez,
Flight, for Alexandria.
• PORTSMOUTH* JULY 2.—Wind S.W. to S.S.E.—Acrd: Aurelian,
Brown, Quebec. Sid. Bucephalus, Cape of Good Hope and Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 2.—Wlnd S.S.W. to E. by S.—Sld. her Majesty's
ship Spy, ValparAlso.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.—51(1. Thames steamer, West Indies.
Fit,motryli, JULY 2.—Wind S. S.W., moderate.--Arrd. let, Ayrshire
Lass, Brown, Port itepublicain and Bermuda-, sailed from the latter
port the 30th of May; 2d, Sylvia, Hooks, Pernambuco. Off port 30th
of June, Jane, Valparaiso.
SWANSEA, JULY I.—Arrd. Johanna, Wilson, Valparaiso, in 109
days; Countess of Bective, Silverson, Cuba; Michael Williams, Cuba.
PWLLPELLI, JULY I.—lt'bieW a heavy gale from S.S. W. last night
which increased furiously towards morning. The- American ship
Glendower, Parsons, arrived in Port i%ladoc on the 29th ult. to load,
went on shore on the bar there this morning at ten. The life-boat
passed here at 7 P.M. 10 P.M. Wind S.W., moderate.

KnlosrowN, JULY I.—Several vessels drove into the harbour
entrance this morning.

LivEarooL, JULY 2 —Wind W.N.W., light.—Arrived Julle,,
Thompson, Calcutta; Gazelle, Shepherd, Saldanha Bay; Kathleent
Oldfleld, Sierra Leone; Heraldo, Vaccerees, Savanilla, with main-
mast sprung, and loss of foretopmast, having been in contact with
an American ship, Bellona,Tampleo; Bengal ,C,,ok, Meteor, ,:t,,vern.,
and Tamerlane, New orleans ; Azabella, Rice Mobile; Pe. re Bur-
rowes, Mobile; Cumberland. Power, Apalachicola; Helen Aiiusta,
Henny, Apalachicola; Alliance, Savannah; General Parket t,
Charleston ; George Canning, Kidd, C' arl, stow ; Era, Posthorn, New
Zealand ; Neptune, (lac! ic e ; Countess o! Mttlgrave, ditto ; Todeaferro,
Azzapardi, and Valember, Reed, Alexandria. Sid, Tarolenta, Smith.
New York; Yorkshire; Bailey, ditto; Columbian, Barker, ;
Coromandel, Hunter, Quebec. 24..-oif port, ('urlu, te and Exchange.
Put bacx, Clara, for Trieste, leaky having b,en on the banks;
for Barbadoes. It blew a galo last night at W.S.W.
Inn,tratas, JULY, 1 . —The Jane, Rhodes, of aii,i from Glasgow, for
Leghorn, has been on shore: about three miles to the south
of the lighthoute in the Solway Frith, with seven feet water In
the hold, and expected to be a total wreck—crew saved,

Coax, JUNE 30.—The Albion, Morrison, of Shields, out 48 days
from Quebec (qy. for Quebec). was spoken, Bth inst. off Gaspe, having
on board five of the crew of the brig Ecilior (qy. Auxiliar) of
Shields, lost in the ice 25th May, in lon. 48, the rest of the crew being
on board the Eagle.
LIMERICK, JULY I.—The Ellana, Rowland, hence to London, drove
on shore on Sad Island in the river during a heavy gale et w.s.w.,
but is expected off without damage when the gale moderates.
CLYDE, JUNE 29.—Sld. William Watson, Cunningham, Valparaiso ;
Catherine Boland, Porter, Jamaica; Pomona, Newfoundland.
MARYPORT, JULY I.—Wind S.W., strong gale.—Arrd. Dove, hPol-
lard, Cardiff, strained and leaky, having grounded outside the south
pier this morning, and been assisted off.
YARMOUTH, Juts 2.—The Waterloo, Blackier, from Newcastle to
Sidmouth, is in the Reads, leaky, and will come into the harbour to
discharge.

LADY ELIZABETH DE BURGH.—The injuries Sus-
tained by her Ladyship, at the casualty on Tuesday last, are of
only a superficial nature. The Marquis of Clanricarde's mansion
was literally besieged with calls and inquiries throughout yesterday.
A very remarkable collection of property, em-
bracing much to interest the connoisseur, is now arranged for pub.
lie exhibition at Robins's Auction Rooms, in Covent-garden, pre-
paratory to the sale, which commences on Monday next, and con.
tinues throughout the week. This multitudinous assemblage of
property of every description connected with the fine arts, was col.
lected by the late Mr. W. Forster, who was for many years a regular
attendant at all auctions of interest and attraction, which accounts
for the many rare specimens here found congregated, including
!'gems from Strawberry Hill, and the Duke of Sussex's sale—
whilst treasures and relics are without end, which formerly claimed
ownership with the most exalted persons in the world ; the watch
and miniature of the unfortunate Marie Antoinette, are peculiarly
interesting, as well as many relics connected with Charles the
First, and Prince Charles Edward ; a cabinet of forty splendid
cameos on Sardonyx, portraying with wonderful effect the life and
paision of our Saviour, may be pronounced unique; it was formerly
In the possession of Pope Leo X., and afterwards of Murat, King of
Naples. Mr. Forster's intention, it appears, tv.ts to illustrate the
works of Burns and Cumberland, as well as the lives of the Stuart
family and their adherents; and in addition to numberless por.
traits and scarce prints, many interesting matters will be found
connected with those periods of out history.

BIRTHS.
On the 14th ult„ at Polmet Bank, Stirlingsbire, gr.
Walker, late of St. Petersburgh, of a son.
On the 27th ult., at Antwerp, the lady of John 3,11.."--
Esq., of a son.
On the 27th ult., the lady of Alfred Griffin, Esq., of a s°ll'
still-born.
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Or the 30th ult., at Lambeth Palace, the lady of Wail
Kingsmill, Esq., of a daughter.
On the Ist inst., at Hampstead, the lady of J. Cosmo blel
vill, jun., Esq., of a sou.

MARRIED.
•On the 3d ult., at New York, at the Church of Ascens 13or
l?„
Alexander Brown Cleland, Esq., M.D., Royal Canadian '":
Regiment, to Fanny K., youngest daughter of John Bober"'
Esq., Bristol.
On the 26th ult., at Bacup, Lancashire, Henry Broil
Esq., of Windsor, surgeon to the Queen, to Laura, eh/eh°,
daughter of the late W. Ormerod, Esq., of Bankside, in t`'
same county.
sOn the 26th ult.' at llodnet, Salop, James Timmins, et,
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son of William Chance, Esq., of Spring-rove, Birmingllo7
to Eliza, second daughter of the late G. Ferguson, Es+,
Houghton Hall, near Carlisle.

DIED.
On the 15th ult., Anne, the wife of the Rev. R. jacks°".
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Vicar of Abergele, North Wales. , t
On the 28th ult., at Baker-street, Mrs. Margaret Fermi"
son, widow of the late J. Fergusson, E-q., aged 84. •
On the 29th ult., Mary, the wife of Isaac Lawrence, FAIV
Mitcham-green, Surrey. , 7
On the lst inst., at Islington, Mr. Henry Snee.
On the Ist inst., in Portman-street, Mary Sophy, the all/
daughter of R. Gwyn, Esq. . .
On the Ist inst., Caroline, the wife of Lieutenant-Coloilei
Pereira, Bengal Artillery.
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QUARTERLY NAVAL OBITUARY.
Flag Officers—Admirals Sir Philip C. H. Durham, Jan
Carpenter, Sir David Milnes, G.C.8., Henry Raper;
Admiral Sir John Chambers White. "•
Captains—Richard Harvard, Right Iron. George Earl 01:
Egremont, Charles H. Paget, Edward Blanckley, Joselw
Crew Tullidge, Joshua Treacei.
Commanders—Joseph Hamilton, Charles Bell, Johnstirt
Bate, E. N. Greensword, John M'Donald.
Lieutenants=George Robert Godfrey, Edmund Lechtnec"
Nicholas Troughton. George Alexander Leary, Christop.bgr
Bagot, William George Buchanan, Malcolm M•Neale, Cbarlos
Alexander I'horndike, Irwing Maling, George C Brio '
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Thomas Anson.
. Masters—John Tucker (A), John Burnett, Jobn
John Davis (A), Adam Crawford, Joseph T. Watson,. Robert
Stewart, Andrew Wm. Quinlan, Thomas Saanders Mord .1
John L. Wilkinson

Chaplains—William Salter, John H. Theed.
Mate—William R. Surrittge. •
Medical Offi-!ers Surgeons Evan Edwards, Th°lrlls Hooper, Jatnt,s Long, Robert Green, John Adie; Assistant.
Surgeon JOiln Rutnney Rees. •. , .
Payanotters and Pursers—Edward Bate, Daniel Sparshott/
Peter .1. Stokes, Robert John Smith, JameS APlcain, Jao3o
Renton, Samuel W. I). Pores.
Royal Matines—Licut,-Colonels George Marshall, Edward
Alexander 'roomer ; Captains Frederick Waters (Be'ret.:
Maj 1.). Thomas Quested, Charles R. Miller ; First Lieute.
mutts Mitchell Graham, John Balhetchett, John P. N.
Clapperton ; Second Lieutenants John Ward, Robert Davies,
Thomas Tnomson.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.
General—Rumley, East India Company's Service, Sid-1
mouth.

Lieutenant-Generals—Lord Harris, C. 8., K.CH., Colonel,
of 73d Foot, Feversham ; Parry, Royal Artillery.
Major-Generals—Ogilvie, C. 8., Banff; Pym, C.C., from
Royal Artillery, London; Hogg, East India Company's oe..''
vice, Wimbledon; Sir Jeremiah Bryant, C. 8., East India
Company's Service, Richmond, Surrey; Dun, East India
Company's Service, Edinburgh. •
Colonel—Sir Thomas Valiant, R.C.11, MIL, 40th Foot,
Calcutta.
Lieutenant-Colonels—Anderson, late of Ceylon Regiment,'
Glasgow ; Marshall. late of Royal Marines, Bath.
Majors—Bampton, Unattached; Alexander Grant, 1J11"
attached.

Captains—De Salis, Scots Fusilier Guards, London r
Wright, 49th Foot, Torquay, Devonshire ; Burleigh, Ceylon
Rifle Regiment, Ceylon; Dickens Royal Artillery, London;
Miller, Royal Marines; Maddock,' half-pay 79th Foot; Tur
man, half.pay 4th West India Regiment, Yarmouth;
Unattached. -
Lieutenants--Stephenson, 2d Foot, Bombay ; Walker, 39th
Foot, Dinapore, Bengal ; Berdmore, 63d Foot, Bellarp
Madras; Griffiths, late Bth Veteran Battalion, Calais;
Stewart, half-pay 84th Foot; Davies, half-pay 42d Foot
Abergavenny ;T. Thomson, half-pay Royanlarines. Ensigns—Pepperell, late Ist Veteran: Battalion; ,
half-pay Foreign Veteran Battalion.

Paymaster-L-Albert, half pay 39th Foot, Brighton,.
Quarter-Masters—Beer, half- pay 2d Life Guards, I.6ndoe
Atkins, half-pay 7th Hussars.
Commissariat Department—Assistant Commissary General
J. J. Smith, Cape of Good Hope; Assistant-Commissary Ge•.
neral R. Gilmor, half-pay.

London : Printed sad Published by MURDO YOTJNG► °f
No. 112, St-ane, Printer, at 77te Sun Office, No. 11;
&read, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County 01
Middlesex, Friday, July 4, J 845.

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