The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-10 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. 9.—Wind this day at noon, W., lightbreeze
and fine.
DEAL, DEC. B.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.—Arrd. Canton,
Tonge, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Asia, Woodward, Quebec.
The Volunteer, from Newcastle to Bourdeaux, was in con-
tact last night with a vessel off Dover, supposed to be an
American, and lost bowsprit, &c. The Mary Pope, Barnes,
of Waterford, from Ichaboe, was spoken 28th ult., lat. 42,
long. 12, the crew sick with the scurvy, and four men dead,
had been lying to nine or ten days, by the Hiram, of Dart-
mouth, arrived in the Downs.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. B.—Wind S. to W., moderate.—Arrd.
the Ann and Jane, Smith, Calcutta; Princess Royal, Hood-
less, ditto, sailed from St. Helena Oct. 26; Vibelia, Rio
Janeiro ; Isabella, Stewart, St. Andrew's ; Charlotte, Farie,
Quebec; Acadia, ditto; Carteretta, Newfoundland. Sld.
the Mizapore, Hickman, Hong-Kong; Tigris, Mawson, Cal
cutta ; Rajah Bassah, ditto; Crown, Born-bay; Elizabeth,
Witherley, Mauritius ; Betsey Hall, Cape of Good Hope.
Elizabeth, King, Rio Janeiro; Eliza, Valrent, Rio Janeiro;
W. Russell, Palithorpe, Bahia; Priscilla, Taylor, Pernam-
buco ; Hazard, Pallot, Pernambuco ; Sylphide, Kohley,
Africa ; Mary Kannat, Pixley, Africa ; Zenith, Cornie,
Africa; Bakel, Costian, Senegal; Stephen, Murchil, Sierra
Leone ; Ann Dingwall, Loney, St. Thomas ; Robert Newton,
Mosey, Jamaica: Meteor, Turner, Gulf of Mexico; Concord,
Scudder, New Orleans; Berlin, Baker, New Orleans; George
Stevens, New Orleans; Cushing, New Orleans, Corsa, ditto.
PooLE, DEc. 7.—A sunken brig, painted black, with round
trucks, and the buoy of her anchor foul of foretop-gallant-
mast head, was passed 29th ult., about four miles off Fair-
leigh, by the John Ennuw, arrived here.
ST. MARGARET'S HOPE, DEC. 2.—The Elizabeth Wis-
hart, Wills, of Aberdeen, for Sligo, took the ground on enter-
ing, but came off on the flood with little damage, and into
the harbour. The Greenwell Dobinson, Hormsby, of Sunder-
land, took the ground off the Island of Hunday during a
heavy squall, and must discharge her cargo.
SHIELDS, DEC. 6.—A quantity of wreckage, consisting of
spars, „ masts, Ilsc., main boom painted green, and masts
white, with running rigging attached, was seen 20 miles
E.S.E. of Tynemouth, by the Ann, Nicoll, arrived here.
OFF MARGATE, D.Ec. B.—John Craig, Meale, Pugwash.
DEAL, DEC. B.—Arrd. from the River, Mary Ann, Jamaica.
OFF THE WIGHT, DEC. 7.—Cookson, Hooper, St. John's,
New Brunswick.
FanatouTtr, DEC. 7.—Sld. Lassie, Smith, Baxter, Cape of
Good Hope.
BEAUMARIS.—Arrd. Elizabeth, Bell, Miramichi.
LIVERPOOL.—SId. Chester, Prichard, Savannah ; Republic,
Landis, Baltimore • Lehigh, Young, Philadelphia ; Cornelia,
French, New York% Rochester, Porto, New York ; Corsair,
Daly, Halifax ; Margaret, Wyman, Argyle, Nova Scotia.
FLEETWOOD, DEC. B.—Wind W.— Arrd. Hannah, Quebec.
CORK, DEC. s.—Arrd. Amelia, Pictou ; Harmony, Messer-
vey, Newfoundland. 6. Esquimaux, M'Coag, Demerara;
Fanny, Ayles, Honduras.
SHIELDS, DEC. 7.—Arrd. Leadbetter, Crowell. Pictou ;
Cumberland, Bruce, Quebee.
HULL, DEC. B.—Arrd. Stinton, Scott, St. John's, New
Brunswick; Sir Edward Hamilton, Lundys, ditto. Sld. Ma-
dras, Collins, Mobile.
LYTHAM, DEC. s.—Arrd. Thompson, Barton, Dalhousie.
7. Albion, Turling, Richebucto.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals—Maria, Stephenson, from Bengal, off Brighton,
sailed July 19, St. Helena October 21 ; Princess Royal,
Hoodless, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed Aug. 24, St. He-
lena Oct. 26 ; Eleanor, Hasless, from Mauritius, in the
Downs, sailed Sept. 16 ; Brechin Castle, Barclay, from Ben-
gal, in the St. Katherine's Dock, sailed July 21, St. Helena
Oct. 21; Olinda, Taylor, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed
June 26, Mauritius Aug. 30; Anne and Jane, Smith, from
Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed Aug. 20.
Arrivals at St. Helena—Legeira, Oct. 13, prize to the
Penelope—Thomas Henry, 14th, from Calcutta, and sailed
15th to London; Cadet, 15th, from Portsmouth, and sailed
18th to the Cape ; Marmion, from Madras ; Lena, from
Ichaboe; Cacique steamer, prize to the Penelope; Torn
Cringle and Cassandra, 16th, from Ichaboe; Mary Stewart.
from Saldanha Bay ; Malvina, 17th, from Batavia, and
sailed to Hamburgh ; Louisa Munro, from Ceylon and Cape,
and sailed 18th to London ; Jane Catherine, from Madras.
and sailed 20th to London ; Dream 18th, from coast of
Africa ; Melville, 17th, from Madras and Mauritius,
passed to London ; Chilena., 19th, from Singapore, and
sailed 20th to Liverpool ; Inchinnan, 19th, from Bom-
bay; Hampton, 20th, from the Cape; Arrow, from
Zanzibar, and sailed 22d to London; Lucinda, 21st, from
Bombay, and sailed to Liverpool ; Westmoreland, from
coast of Africa ; Nereide, from the Cape, and sailed 22d to
London ; Clara, from Bombay, and sailed 22d to London ;
Hope, 22d, from Calcutta, and sailed 24th to Liverpool ;
Galatea, from Algoa Bay, and sailed 22d to London ; Hart-
land, from coast of Africa, and sailed 25th to Liverp 0' ; Lady
Flora Hastings, from coast of Africa ; Nautilus, from
Madras, and sailed 22d to London; Ino, from Madras, and
ailed 24th to Liverpool ; Antilla, from Calcutta, and sailed
24th to Liverpool ; Egerie (French frigate), from Bourbon ;
Birman and Scourfield, from Calcutta; Robert Clive, from
London ; Caribbean, 23d, from Mauritius ; Larne,
from coast of Africa; William Wright, 24th, from Cape,
and sailed 25th to London ; Senator, from Calcutta;
Clipper, from the Cape.

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A CURE FOR BURNS AND SCALDS.—In the last num-
b'r of the Medical Times there is an article on the efficacy of
the yeast of beer for the cure of burns. Dr. Szerlecki has, it
is stated, used it frequently in his private practice, and points
it out as the most simple and efficacious method possessed
by medicine to counteract the edict of burns. His mode of
applying it is to spread a rather thick layer of yeast on cloth,
sufficient to cover the whole of' the burnt surface, the applica-
tion to be renewed as soon as it becomes dry. He declares
that the action of this medicine is th rich more efficacious if re-
sorted to immediately after the accide,:t. Another excellent
oaths since : it con-
remedy is noticed in that journal some m,
sists in the application of a single layer o: a lint soaked in
solution of carbonate of soda. The La 311019;: be kept.wet,
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