The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sept. 10.—Wind this day at noon, light airs
from the southward and westward, with fine clear weather.
The Gondola, from Salonica to Queenstown, which was
reported on the 17th Sept. as not having been heard of
since her sailing from the former port, was passed by the
Energy on the 27th May, and by the Bells, of Blyth, off
Malaga, on the 9th June, but no further intelligence of
her has beers received.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 19.—Wind S.—Arrived.—Hope
(s.s. tpt. 64), from Balaklava, &c., and left for Deptford ;
H.M.S. Perseverance, Gib-altar, and left for Deptford ;
Dee, Woolwich. Sailed—Black Sea (s.s. tpt. 106), for
Deptford. Off the port - Ariel, from Moulmein, for Ant-
werp ; Domingo, La Guayra, for Hamburg ; Mary Ann,
Baltimore, for Bremen; Elizabeth Hamilton, Newcastle,
for New York.
Pa' MOUTH, Sept. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Fanny,
from Prince Edward's Island. Sailed—H.3l Str. Alecto,
for the West Coast of Africa ; Blenheim (store ship),
Crimea.
FALMOUTH, Sept. 19.—Wind variable—Arrived—Con-
trast° (s.), from Shields for Constantinople.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday Morning.
Arrived—Courier (s.), from Jersey ; Maria Maude,
Cadiz.
Sailed—Black Boy (s ), for London ; Matilda, Newport, ;
Williams, Newcastle; Dispatch (s.), Jersey; Atalanta
(s.), Havre.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Morning.

Wind W.
Arrived.—British Queen, from Bombay ; E. Z., New
York ; General Taylor and Ellen Maria, St. John's, N. 8.;
Mar.:aret. Havre; Gauntlet, Crimea ; Iceui, Maceio ;
Corrido, Paraiba ; Driver, New York ; Egyptian, Alex-
andria ; Ciatra, Lisbon ; Auguste and Victor, Rouen.
Sailed.—Golconda, for Coquimbo; Harvest Queen, New
York.
KINGSTOWN, Sept. 19.
Arrived.—Albion, from Antigua.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 18.

Wind, N.N.W.
Sailed.--Wilhohnina, for Leghorn.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
DEAL, Sept. 20, 0.50 a.m.

Wind light and variable.
Passed.—Robert and George, from Belize, for Dundee.
Anchored.—John Laud, from London for Genoa ; Pan-
dora, London, for Constantinople.
Passed.—Black Sea (s.s. tpt. 190), from Malta, for Lon-
don ; Ethiope (s.s.), Afrioa, for London; Black Boy (s.s.
tpt. 73), the Crimea, for London.

VESSELS SPOKEN -MTH.
The Dispatch, of London, for .Algoa Bay, July 28, in
lat. 3 N, long. 25 W.
The Marchioness of Londonderry, bound south, Aug. 2,
in lat. 11 N, long. 27 W.
The John Henry, from Callao to QUOOnStOWD, Aug. 21,
in lat. 36 N, long. 44 W.
The American ship Westmoreland, standing to the west,
5
Sept. .
Tho John Russell, homeward bound, .Tuuo 27, 50 miles
southward of the Cape.
The Thomas Mitchell, in lat. 31 S, long. 26 W.
Tho Georgians, of Bristol, for Akyab, May 3, in lat. 12
N, long. SSE.
The schooner Elizabeth, bound for Algoa Bay, Juno 4,
in lat. 26 S.
The Lyon, Aug. 17, standing east, off Sable Island.
The Red Rose, of Arracan, for Liverpool, 120 days out,
Aug. 20, in lat. 3l N, long. 41 W.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM PEEL, R.N.—Yesterday a congra-
tulatory address was presented to the gallant officer, in
the Town-hall, Tamworth, on his return to his native
country from the Crimea. Nothing could exceed the
enthusiasm of the assembly. The town was decorated
with much taste, and the population made a real holi-
day on the joyful occasion.
THE ARMY WORKS CORPS.—The detachment of the
Army Works Carps which left yesterday for the Crimea
will embark at Marseilles probably to-day, in the steamer
which conveys General Simpson's despatches to Mar-
seilles, and should arrive at Sebastopol in little more
than ten days hence. Their services will doubtless be
required in whatever new positions the army may
occupy. Another detachment, numbering 250, will be
ready for embarkation on Tuesday next. The Army
Works Corps already in the Crimea is more than 1,000
strong.
The shipment of specie by the Peninsular and Orien-
tal steamer Nubia amount to the heavy total of
486,0501., of which 34,5851. is gold for Alexandria,
Ceylon, and Bombay, and 451,4651. silver for Bombay,
Madras, and Calcutta.
BANK OF FRANCE.—Tbe mercantile letters from Paris
yesterday repeat the expectation that the Bank of France
will forthwith raise their rate of discount, but seem to
express less uneasiness than might have been expected
regarding the general state of the money-market. The
fall on time Bourse on Tuesday is attributed chiefly to
unfavourable reports regarding the results of the har-
vest.
BRIGHTON.—House agents and others engaged in
letting house property state that the demand for houses
in first-rate situations is on the increase ; and that we
are likely to have a good season, if no unforeseen cir-
cumstances should arise to mar it. The Marine drive
in the afternoon is now delightful. The sea for the last
day or two has presented the glassy surface of a lake,
scarcely ruffled even by a ripple ; and the numerous
craft on the water have imparted great animation to a
scene that is not exceeded in beauty under an Italian
sky. The almost innumerable excursionists that daily
flock into the town bring our bathing machines and
pleasure-boats into constant request, and just now the
bathing is delightful,—Briglam Gazette.