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

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DEPARTURE OF Ft )REIGN ,10e,
y. ne t mail for the Mediterranean, Egypt. C',4,00
India. and China, via ,Marseilles, will be di:patched
London tnis evening, 7th April.
Th._• next mail for Milta, Greece, the lonian Islei,lrje:i
Egyp,, India, &c , via Southwnpton, will be dispatce
from London on the morning of the 20th instant.
LoNnox, APRIL S—P.M., Wind easterly, fresh breeze '-
fine.
DEAL, APRIL 4.—Wind N.N.E., fresh, and thick 14/0.
Sid. City of Derry, China; Edmundsbury, Calcutta
DOVER, APRIL 4.—The Petite Gracieuse, Fleau, from oif
deaux to Dunkirk, stranded off Dungeness, has been g°
and in here, after clischari:ing her cargo. ifiLst'
DONAGIIADEE, MARC!! 30.—The Margaret Ann, ofme sod
from Liverpool, was totally dismasted off Groomsport'
has been towed up here. ,uacrilf
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 4.—The Champion, from La u`,„diso
encountered a severe squall 3d February, list tors"
mast, &c. ode,
HULL, APRIL 4.—The Three Johns, from Lynn to off
was driven ashore on the Spurn, 30th ult., but is expec'—,pj
oon
without damage. Sld. Aurora and Latona, Quebec;
Accord, Davis Straits.
IN TOS
RECOVERY OF SPECIE FROM A WRECK ---
CHINA SEAS.
Advices were received at Lloyd's yesterday
from 11°00011g'
Kong, giving accounts of the recovery of about onlo a
dollars, from the wreck of a ship sunk in two fathonliel, je
reef situated in lat. 8 deg. 61 mm. 13 sec. N. Ll'm
37 min. 43 sec. E. ofGreenwich. by Captain Carlos eto
of the Spanish brig Martinas de Tun iisca
The Captain, on discovering the wreck exelli- $
her, and took from her a bill, chronometer, °dot,
sextant, as well as the specie above-named, Ting
owing to the decayed state of the timber, b;ooei
rotted, no clue to the owners could at present be sitee
of the ship, and the boxes in which the specie was deP°tonel
The wreck is described to have been a ship of about 4v' noral
oak built, and apparently English. At Macao the gt)bris'
belief was that the wreck was the remains of the ship 1848,
tina, Captain Brownrigg, which left that port on JOY 8:, the
for Bombay, and was wrecked near the above sPek_'roste
Captain and a portion of the crew perished,
and a boat's crew succeeded in reaching Manilla. Theotl4
lain of the Spanish brig had deposited the whole VW rove
safe custody, to be delivered to such parties as could r
their right to it. while the ca

FATAL OCCURRENCE TO A CHILD.----05
afternoon, as some children were playing in StanhoPe-e-413"
Clare-market,our a little girl, whose parents reside in the Ile lardb
ood, was thrown down, and before she could be Billed
hold of, the wheel of a cart passed over her head and ',AI its
her. It was stated that the man belonging to the cart
no way blameable. toortr
ANOTHER CASE OF POISONING —On Frida• gr,
ing a young man named Ward, residi,,g wiqi a relaliveshed,
Lcscombe, of Shoe- lane, Holborn, was found dead in h:51,..
having destroyed himself by poison some hours previerd be
As to the cause of the dreadful act no information cqng
obtained. The Coroner's inquest will be held this evenvvililo
RAILWAY COLLlSlON.—Yesterday 1-4011 g.
the Ayr mineral train for Paisley was leaving off coat -hire
gons at the King-street depot, a goods train from AYr.s, to
came up; the engine driver of which not paving.attentioe
the regular signal given at the station,
contact with the waggons in the rear of the coal train. the
c,nsequence was, that three of these waggons, es 116(::)f I.'‘)
ri-vviv,,i slight but little
interruption was experienced by the passenger trs-
- Argus of Thursday. his engine The

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