The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

Lc. winatea per suffering% Ticeillva
ing, we understand, was not insured. i

Lomxiii, DEC. 15.—Wind this day at noon W.N.W.,:fresh
breeze, and hazy, with rain.
DEAL, DEC. 13 and 14.—Wind S.W. to N.W.—Arrd.
Clipper, Cape of Good Hope ; Jane, Africa ; Caribbian, Fle-
ming, Mauritius; Diadem, Savanilla ; Elizabeth Holderness,
Predger, Richebucto, for Hull, with rudder damaged ; Hen-
drick Hudson, Moore, New York. Arrd. from the river, and
sld.„ 14th, Quebec, Williams, New York.

617 DOVER, DEC. 13.—Lian Rumney, Wood, Richebucto.
11.F.M.5. rststfette, Laconti, in leaving Calais this morning
was struck by a heavy sea, and went on shore, engines being
disabled ; mail saved and brought over by the French boat
No. 8.

OFF CHATHAM, DEC. 12.—Favourite, Scantan, Quebec;
Ann Symonds, Quebec.
OFF MARGATE, DEC. 10.—Frances Ann, Fitch, Boston.
STUDWELL ROADS, DEC. 12.—And. Horatio, Quebec.
FLEETWOOD, Dsc. B.—Arrd. Hannah, Quebec.
DUBLIN, Dsc,l2.—Arrd. Wave. St. Andrew's.

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KINGSTOWN, DEC. 11.—Arrd. James Fagan, Quebec.
WATERFORD, DEC. 11.—Sld. Margaret, Mobile.
WIIITSTABGE, Dac. 14.—The Ebenezer Widdup, on shore
at the back of the pier on the 12th inst., came off last night
and into the harbour, with trifling damage.
SHEERNESS, DEC. 12.—The Atlas, of Harwich (loaded
barge), was picked up to-day near the Mouse, and brought
in here a derelict. Owing to the height of, the tide, the Jane,
Ferby, from Rochester to Sunderland, got on shore on the
night of the 11th inst. near Sbafieet branch of the Medway.
Assistance has been sent.
BRISTOL, DEC. 12.—A large vessel, waterlogged and aban-
doned, was passed 260 miles N.W. of Scilly, by the Lord
Stanley, Spence, from Belize, arrived here to-day.
CAUPBELTOWN, DEC, 11.—The Ariel, Hunter, of Shields,
and Beehive, Blair, from Berwick, are aground at the en-
trance of the harbour, but expected off without damage.
SHIELDS, DEC. 11.—Some uneasiness exists here for the
safety of some colliers which left London in ballast for the
Tyne, nearly a month ago, and have not since been heard of.
The clipper schooner, reported as having capsized, is the
Queen of Perth ; has been righted.
SCARHOROUGB, DEC. 12.—Part of the wreck of a vessel,
supposed of about 150 tons, washed on shore this morning at
Filey Bridge, a small part of a boat's stern, with half the
letters on it painted white, on a green ground, supposed to
have been " Agenoria." 13. The Agenoria, of South Shields,
was totally wrecked north of Filey Bridge on the night of
11th inst. ; crew supposed to be drowned. A female-bust
figure-head, and part of a ship's stern, marked " Dorothy,"
have come on shore south of Filev. A boat's chain and part
of a water-cask, both branded "I'. T. Eliza," have come on
shore about four miles to the southward.
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HELL, DEC. 13.—The Exchange, Brown, from Yarmouth
to Goole, reported on the 11th inst. without a name, as sunk
near Brough, has been weighed and put on shore ; cargo dis-
charging. 14. The brig Francis is reported to have foun-
dered a day or two back with all hands.
WISBEACH, DEC. 14. The Wave, Ingram, hence to
Shields, has put back with cargo shifted, sails split, and
loss of bulwarks, &c.
LONDON, DEC. 15.—The Scipio, Ward, arrived in the
river, from Newcastle, received considerable damage 30th
ult., having been in contact off Cromer with a vessel, name
est.of
John's,
unknown.
Davidson,Mackie, Ca
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Ponismotrrit, Drc. 14.—S1d. Swan Packet, Valparaiso;
Berbice. Blackmore, Berbice ; Franceskar, New Orleans.
He, 13. Sivea, Novellas, Rio Janeiro.
SHIELDS,
HELL,
DEC. DEC.
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dS: d. Indian,
Corinthian,
New Brunswick; Canton, Tonge, ditto.

The Catholic Bishop of Ossory, Dr, Kinsella, died
rday,
and asnhdee
on the 12th, at his residence near Kilkenny, from the effects
f avo pies y, with which he was attacked the previous day.
CORNISH CATTLE FAIRS. Bodmin Fair—This
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but exceedinglysal sales were well
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owing to too high prices being demanded. Sheep
sold at 6d.
cattleat
per pound; fat bullocks 50s. to 535. per cwt.;
plough oxen and steers 325. to 385.: and cows and calves
50s. to 545. Truro Fair—There'was a larger number of fat
bullocks at this fair on Monday last than has been seen here
for many years; and most of them were sold at prices from
50s. to 568. per cwt. There was also a great number of
sheep, which were generally sold at 6d. per pound. Plough
oxen and steers fetched 325. to 365. per cwt. Liskeard Fair
--At this fair, on Monday last, there was a good supply of
fat sheep and bullocks, all of which were sold at high prices.
The former fetched full 6d. per pound, and the latter 555. to
565. per cwt. The fair was cleared unusually early.— West
Briton.
'{'HE MIDLAND RAILWAY MANSLAUGHTER CASE.
—Five bills have been found by the Grand Jury, at the pre-
sent Yorkshire gaol delivery, againit Thomas Wheatley, late
o
engine-driver on the Midland Railway, for the manslaughter
Mr. Commissioner Boteler and policeman Stubbs, of Leeds;
and the trials are fixed to be heard on Monday next.
Wheatley has not yet surrendered, hut it is expected that he
will deliver himself into custody on Monday morning at the
opening of the Court.—Leeds Intellipencer.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN YORK • STREET, WISTAIIN.•
IT6II. Saturday morning
an accident of a dreadful character
happened to a fine young lad, named Michael Welch, living
at 6, Ship-court, York-street, Westminster, which caused his
almost instant death, The unfortunate child was crossing
the road, near her Majesty's Stationary-office, in York-street,
when a cart drove along, knocked him down under the wheel,
and his head was nearly crushed in before he could be extri-
cated from his perilous position. As soon as this was done
he was taken to the Westminster Hospital ; but it was found
he was quite dead. The fractures of his head and body were
frightful. The driver of the cart drove away, and it is at
present unknown to whom the cart belonged, except that it
was the property of some mine-merchaat at Kennington.