The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Nov. 16.—Wind this day at noon, light airs
from the northward, and fine.
PoiITSMOUTH, Nov. 15.—Wind S.S.E. Arrived.—
Oriental, from Quebec ; H.M.S. La Hogue, Baltic ;
H M.Str. Caradoc, Woolwich, for Marseilles.

(PER ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH.!

SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morning.
Arrived—Trial, from Hamburg ; South-Westera
Jersey.
_ .

Sailed—City of Limerick (s), for Dublin; Charlotte,
Guernsey ; Lota, St. Michael. _

LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind S.S.E.
Arrived—Alexander, from Quebec ; Eliza, Demerara.
Off—Pedlar, from Laguna; Callender and R D. Shep-
herd, from New Orleans.

(Br SUBMARINE ANI3 BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
hours' ebb; foggy.
Arrived—Rival, from
,i
GMRaAdVaiErSaE. ND, Friday, 9.50 a.m.
Wind calm; tide, 3
DEAL, Friday, 9.39 a.m.

Wind S.S.E., light.
Passed—City of Durham, for Rangoon ; Craigievor,
from the Cape of Good Hope, for London; Graces, barque,
from Shields, for Constantinople.
Sailed—Elizabeth Emily, for London; Colonist, Savan-
nah ; Fraternita, Genoa.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Ship Prince of Wales, September, 17 S. 29 W.
Coronella, from Liverpool to Batavia, Oct. 2, 13 S.
29 W.

Barque Davidsons, of Greenock, for Demerara, Nov. 9,
47 N. 15 W.
Boomerang, from Liverpool to Mobile, Nov. 3, 49 N.
11 W.
Georgiana, and
Belmont, Oct. 24, at anchor off L'lslet (St. Lawrence.)
Queen of England, from London to Calcutta, July 23,
8 N. 22 W.

Regina, from London to the Dardanelles, Nov. 5, 45
N. 12 W. . . .
Nile, of London, Aug. 27, 35 S. 25 E.
Fifeshiro, from Newport to Fernando Po, Oct. 8, 11 N.
23 W.
No. 239, Bremen flag, with emigrants, Oct. 20, 24 N.
36 W.
Ship Virago, outward bound, and a Hamburg ship,
showing a white flag, with No. 282 on it.
Superior, steering west, Oct. 8, 43 N. 58 W.
Red Jacket, from Liverpool to Melbourne, Oct. 10, 8
N. 23 W.
Culdee, from Bahia to London, Oct. 20, 26 N. 35 W.
Lord Ashley, from Callao, &pt. 17, 45 S. 40 W.
Ocoana, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres, Oct. 11, 7 N.
24 W.
Louisa, from Malta to Calcutta, Sept. 29, 18 S. 31 W.
Nymph, from London, Oct. 4, 8 S. 32 W.
Rothesay, from Liverpool, on the line, 31 W.
Phoenix, from Liverpool to Melbourne, Nov. 2, 43 N.
13 W.
Alexandrina, from Quebec to Newcastle, 7th, 49 N.
7 W.
Androklas, from Shanghai to London, Oct. 25, 10 N.
26 W.
French Frigate Joan of Arc, Java Sea.
City of Kandy, from Liverpool to Valparaiso, Sept. 22,
4 N. 22 W.
Jane Maria, from Shields to Bahia, Sept. 26, 7 N.
23 W.
A Danish brig, from Callao to Cowes, Oct. 13, 30 N.
30 W.
John Wesley, from Callao to Queenstown, Oct. 18, 10
N. 27 W.
Evangeline, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Oct. 26, 26 N.
27 W.
Sebastian Cabot, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Oct. 28,
32 N. 38 W.
Neemie, from Mobile to Liverpool, Oct. 17, 24 N. 81 W.
Dutch vessel Bellona, from Cardiff to Melbourne, Sept.
16, 10 N. 27 W.

Wanata, Sept. 18, 11 N. 23 W.
Thomas Hughes, from Calingapatam to London, Sept.
19, 29 S. 8 E.
Jane and Isabella, from Singapore to London, Sept. 22,
24 S. 5 E.
Number One, from Colombo to London,
S. 9 W. Sept. 28, 13
Nile, of London, Aug. 27, 35 S. 25 E.

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CITY OP LONDON THEATBIL—We perceive on
Tuesday next Mr. J. Johnson, one of the lessees, takes
his benefit, on which occasion Mr. Augustus Braham,
Mr. Leffler, Miss Rebecca Isaacs, and Miss Dyer have
proffered their valuable services. This, in addition to
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