The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-18 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

Lammle, AlAncit 17.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.
light airs and fine,

—PETERHEAD, MAR eft 14.—The William Harrington, Jude,
from Shields to Islvw York, was stranded on Rattray Head this
morning, but has been got off, and is supposed to luve proceeded.
PORT TALBOT, MARCH lb.—The George, Tamplin, sailed
hence 11th ins'. for Bridgewater, and it is feared was lost with
all hands that night. The Trelessack, which was on shore,
came off last night.

LtvxarooL, MARCH 16.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrd. Macao,
Milligan, Charleston ; Gossypium, Brown, New Orleans.
Sld. Quenida, Manilla; Chebar, Harrison, China; Irlam,
Morphew, Barbadoes:
.Ringdove, Candlish, Trinidad; Dal-
matia, Hawes, New Orleans; Lanark, Bainbridge, Mobile;
Oberlin, Knapp, New York ; Sheridan, do. ; Peysler, do. ;
Warree, Crompton, Africa; Richmond, Mustard, Boston;
Hampshire, Gain, Alexandria. Off port, Calcutta, Bombay.
The Elizabeth, Lee, from New Orleans, is reported by one
of the crew, brought here by a fishing boat from Belfast, 1
to have been totally wrecked near Cape Clear, 11th inst., mas-
ter and 21 of the crew drowned, the mate and four men saved.
Mem. The Elizabeth, Lee, was loading at New Orleans, 16th
January, for Marseilles, and by New York lists had not cleared
up to the 4th February.
Phy.stowni, 31.vacir 16.—Wind S.E. Ski. 15th, Active,
Nichols, Newfoundland; Eblana, Rowland, Trinidad ; Clara,
Sawthill, Jamaica; William and Alfred. Calderwell, Antigua;
Emerald, Gaines, Antigua; Mid Lothian, Morrison, Bombay.
*' DARTMOUTH, MARCII 15.—Sld. Sophia, Tope, Teneritle ;
Neva, H, all Virginia.
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Jr.itsiy,AlAiicit 14. —Sid. Augcia, Dupree, Newfound-
land; Eliza, Orness, Newfoundland.
YARMOUTH. ISLE OF WIGHT :MARCH 16.—S1d. Francis
Jeffery, Black, St. Thomas.

LONDON IAI Pnov E MEN TS.—lt is in contemplation
to remove the row of fish•baikets from Clare•market, and to
cut an opening through the vegetable stands on the south side,
by driving off the man who offers onions at so much a rope on
the kerb-stone of this much-frequented locality. It is calcu-
lated that a fine prospect on the north side of Leicester-square
may be gained by doing away with the whole line of men with
" This ere almaitack" fur sixpence, and causing a slight diver-
sion to the right about in that unsightly facade of dirty faces
with Congreve lights and trouser•straps. Something has been
said of removing the dead cats from the enclosure, but it is ex-
pected that this bold measure must be reserved for a more
matured period of civilization and enlightenment.—Punch.
The Queen, accompanied by his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, will honour the Lord Primate with a visit at
Lambeth Palace on Saturday next. Her Majesty and the
Prince, it is expected, will arrive at the Palace about half-past
two o'clock, and will take luncheon with his Grace and Mrs.
Howley

HAIaROW.--SCIIOLARSIIIP EXAMINATION. EASTER,
1842.—The Examiners (the Rev. Charles Merivale, 8.D.,
and the Rev. A. P. Stanley, M.A.) placed the first ten can-
didates as follows :-1. Colenso (scholar elect). 2. Spottis-
ssode, son. (scholar elect). 3. Barclay. 4. Boileau Pollen.
5. Lawson. ti. Young, sen. 7. Ripley. 8. M. Smythe.
9. Grant, sen. 10. Holland. Mr. B. H. Drury and Mr.
J. P. Birkett, Assistant-Masters of the school, were last week
elected Fellows of Caius and Jesus College, Cambridge.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE.—The following notices
ha se been issued by the authorities of the Post-office :—" The
next mails for Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands Egypt, and
India., via Falmouth, will be dispatched hence (General Post-
office) on Thursday evening the 31st instant." The next
mails for India, via Marseilles, will be made up here (General
Pest-office) on Monday, the 4th of April next. '
CONSERVATIVE ADDRESS.—The time for the pre-
sentation of the address of the clergy has been altered. The
address will be presented at half-past one, and the clergy will
meet in the Jerusalem Chamber to-morrow, it half-past twelve
o'clock.