The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-06 00:00:00

r. PRICE SD.

3,000 quarters of wheat for the use of the navy—viz. :-
1,000 quarters at 725. 61., 1,000 at 71s. 6d., and 600 at
715., with Messrs. CJllier, Brothers ; and 400 quarters
at 71s. 9d. with Mr. F. Saldorf.

A contract was taken yesterday at the Royal Clarence
victualling establishment, Gosport, by. Captain Soperin-
tenden.t, li. SMith. C. 13., for 3,400 quarters of wheat, at
from 70s. 6,1. to 71s. 6d. A great quantity was offered.
The authorities of this establi:shment are still daily em•
ploya-I in loading cargoes of provisions for the Crimea
and Malta depots.

LATEST nu;la GIBRALTAR.

By the arrivl,l of the- Penimmlar and Oriental Coin-

paoy 4 stes.m-ship Euxine at Sout'iamptou we have the
following items of naval and military intelligence from
Gibraltar : -The British steam-transport Edina, seven
days from Lon !or, arrived at Gibraltar on• the 26th
ult., wth some firemen of the London Bii;:a,l3 on
b art), together it 4 the fire-engines sent out to protect
the hospital at Scutari. The new steam-vessel Prapel-
ler, laden with fodder for the horses employed on the
Ba!aklava ILilway, arrived at Gibraltar the-same day.
The steam-transport City of Aberdeen arrived at Gib-
raltar on the night of the 27th ult. from Woolwich and
Plymouth, laden with huts for the British army in the
Crimea. There were also on board 35 surgeons and dressers
for the different hospitals in the East. The City of
Aberdeen encountered stvere gales all the way to St.
Vincent's. The steam-transport Volunteer, with
stores, for Scutari, left Gibraltar on the night of the
27th.
The British schooner Ads, 24 days from London, with
a cargo of wines, spirits, &c., bound to Scutari, put into
Gibraltar on the 29th ult. with loss of sails and other
damages, having experienced heavy westerly gales since
leaving the Isle of Wight. The British steamer Caro-
line, eight days from London, with Government stores
for Smyrna, put into Gibraltar on the 28th ult., with
her machinery out of order. - The British. 'steam-trans-
port Sea Nymph, which left Constantinople on the 15th
ult. with invalided officers for England, arrived at
Gibraltar on the 30th. The British steam-transport
Black Sea also arrived from London with medical stores
for the hospitals at Scutari. The British Crimean Rail-
Way steamer Lady Alice Lambton, from Balaklava and
Malta arrived at Gibraltar on the morning of 30th ult.
The Sea Nymph steamer, which arrived from Constan-
tinople and Malta on the 29th, left during the night for
England. The following invalided officers are passen-
gers on board :—Lieutenant-Colonel Deverell, 90th ;
Captain Bourne, 41st; Lieutenants Bennett, 63d, Waldy,
46th, Borton, 9th, and Mr. Thompson, of the Commis-
sariat. The Lady Alice Lambton with a number of
invalided navvies from Balaklava, likewise pursued her
voyage to Plymouth at 5 p.m. The Caroline steam-
transport, with stores for Smyrna, having had her ma-
chinery put in order, and the Black Sea (steamer), laden
with medical stores, from London for Scutari, finished
coaling during the night, and left for the eastward on
the 31st. The Panola, sailing transport ship, put to
sea from Gibraltar on the 31st ult. for England, having
had the-defects in her rudder made good. The steam-
transport Eagle arrived at Gibraltar from the East the
same morning.