The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MAY 3.—Wind South-westerly, breezes, ar.d
cloudy, with showers at times.
Puma:noun, MAY 2.—Wind W.N.W., fresh breezas.—Off,
Maidstone, Nash, Calcutta.
DEAL, MAY 2.—Wind W.S.W. and W.N.W., squally.
—Arrd. Vernon, Savanilla. Sld. Douglas, Quebec. Remain
a great number of outward-bound. The Mary and Mar-
garet, front Limerick, got ashore last night, on the main,
near Kingsdown, but came off on the flood, and has pro-
ceeded, with assistance, for the River.
CLYDE, MAY I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Antigua, Bu-
chanan' 'Trinidad; Funchal, Reed, Barbadoes ; Abercrombie,
Loulit, New Orleans. Sid. Euphonia, Newfoundland.
WATERFottp, ArrtiL3o.—Arrd. Adam Lodge, Joy, Bom-
bay ; .Commodo:e,Cosens, St. John's, New Brunswick.
Conic, APRIL 30.—Arrd. Eagle, Dublin for Quebec, bore
up front 150 west of Cape Clear, for ballast.
WitigilitviLX, MAY 1.--Arrd. Jessie, Jackson, Ichaboe.
So UTItAMPTON, MAY —Sid. Sc vern steamer, West Indies.
SALCOMBE, MAY 1.--The Norbolten, from Bahia to Coves,
ashore near eraiolte Head, is on her beam-ends, a complete
wreck ; 82 cases of sugar saved, rest of cargo washed out.
FAtztounr, MAY 2.—Wind W. by S., fresh.—Aird. John
Pedder, Bennett, Icliaboe. Off, Doming, Reed, Sierra Leone
for Hamburgh.
KINGMAN. AIRY I.—Wind W.—Arrd. Visitor, Ichaboe.
Ilmtwicu, MAY 2.—A foreign vessel is reported to have
been lost on the Long Sand yesterday; crew (except one)
saved.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2.—Wind W. fresh.--Arrd. Robt. Berm
(leaky), Ritchie; Bombay; Adelaide, Rio Grande; Lybia,
Perry, Amboig ; Denison, King, Antigua ; Grecian, France, La
Guayra ; Mary, Mobile; Ayrshire and Thomas, Savannah
John Marshall, Charleston. Off, mbridge, Charleston. The
Benlide, steamer, from Rhyl to Live pool, got ashore in East
Hoyle, this afternoon ; crew and passengers saved. The
Falcon, hence to Africa, has put back with stern stove, am,
having been in contact, 30th ult., with the John Marshall,
from Charles, off Bardsey.
DOUGLAS (ISLE OF MAN), APRIL 27.—Arrd. Louisa, Jane,
Ichaboe.

SUNDERLAND, APRIL 30.—A quantity of meat, sup-
posed to belong to a vessel of about 300 tons ; a topmast,
rigging and yard, and a foresail with " Great Yarmouth" on
it, was fallen in with behind the Goodwin Sands, 25th ult.
by the Magnet, acrd. here.
LIMERICK, Arm, 28.—A full-length female figure-head
painted white, gilt belt round the middle; a star on the left
breast, and a bunch of flowers under the left arm, has been
picked up at the Island of Papa, and a mast 18 feet long at
Scat 'away.
WEsTron, Ariti4 29..—Arrd. Ann, Coulthard, Possession

WooosTocK ELECTION.--Thursdziy morning, at
ten.o'clock, the election took place in the Town.hall. The writ
having been read by the Mayor (Mr. Harrison), and other usual
formalities gone through, the Mayor' called upon the electors to
name a candidate for the vacancy-caused by the retirement of the
Marquis of ll'andford. Thomas Robinson. Esq ,of Bogbroke,
after expressing regret at the retirement of the Marquis of Bland.
ford, proposed as his successor in the representation of the borough,
th,. Viscount Loftus, whose talents and qualifications he strongly
-eulogised. And independently of these the Noble Lord came re.
commended by local connexion, as well as by ties of relationship,
for he was the grandson of that excellent and most amiable man
who represented Woodstock in Parliament many years Sir Henry
Dashwood, and nephew to Sir George Dashwood. Mr. Margetts
seconded the nomination. He regretted, he said, that an unfore-
seen cause should have deprived the electors of a representative
whose conduct all would admit had been most upright and honour.
able.—(Loud cheers.) The Mayor declared VlscoUnt Loftus duly
elided. Lord Henry Loftus, who was received with loud cheering,
rose and returned thanks for his brother. Three cheers were then
given for Lord Loftus, the Marquis of Blandtord, and the Mayor,
after which Lord Henry Loftus was chaired round the town, pre-
ceded by a handsome display of banners and a good band of tousle.
THE NEW CORONER FOR. WESTMINSTER.—Mr.
Gell, after a very long period of service, • has resigned the lucrative
office of coroner for Westminster; and Mr. Bedford, the recently.
1 appointed deputy-eoroners bas bOrl sworn in his riace.