The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, June 13.—Wind this day at noon, B,
light breeze, and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, Juno I2.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—George,
from London, and sailed for Barbadoes. Sailed—Van-
guard, for the Mauritius. _

FALMOUTH, June 12.—Wind, variable. Arrived—Greek
Slave, from Safe; Gladiator, Swansea, for Havannah,
y
Sal

PLYMOUTH, June 12.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Tyne-
mouth, from London, for the Crimea; H.M.S. Childers,
Sheerness, for Africa. Off port- Sir R. Peel, from New
Ysrk ; Imperatrice Eugenie (transport), Crimea.
DOVER, June 12.—Wind, N.B. Arrived—Pacific, from
Hartlepool, for Australia.
WELLS, June 12. - The Haabet, from Konigsberg,
grounded in the middle of the Channel, floated off after
partly discharging, is much strained and leaky, and the
cargo is considerably damaged.
NEWPORT, June 12.—Wind, S. Arrived—Maria Teresa,
from Antwerp, for Savannah; Alfred, Bremen, for St.
Thomas ; Plebe, London, for Jamaica. Sailed—Frigga,
for Rio Janeiro.

SUNDERLAND, June 12. —Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—
Annthia, from Maulmain.
SWANSEA, June 11.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Rambow,
from Havannah.

CLYDE, June 11.—Arrived--Royal Exchange, from
Manila.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind, N.W.
Arrived —Arab, from Alexandria ; Ann, Santander ;
Wellfleet, New Orleans.
Sailed—Thomas and William, for St. Thomas; Amazon,
Para ; Marthine, Montreal.

Wind, S. QUEENSTOWN, June 11.
Arrived—Marie Clementhe, from San Sebastian.
Sailed—Hibernia, Antwerp.

(BY SUBMARINI AND Burma TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.39 a.m.
Wind, S.E. ; tide, half flood; raining.
Sailed, June 12—Cockermouth Castle, for Malta; Elec-
tric Flash, Balaklava.
June 13—Lourina, for Leer ; Roehampton, for Cape of
Good Hope; Harmony, Labrador; Hendrika, Rostock;
Brilliant, Geelong.

EAL
Wind, N.B. ; light, thick fog., Wednesday, 9.23 a.m.
Anchored—Moro Castle, from London, for Newport.
Sailed—The Julindur, from London, for Ceylon.

♦
INQUEST ON A PAY SERGEANT IN THE GVARDS.
Yesterday Mr. Bedford held an inquest in the Orderly-
room, St. George's Barracks, relative to the death of
Robert Sharman, aged 35, a pay sergeant in the Cold-
stream Guards. It appeared from the evidence, that
the deceased, who had been 18 years in the regiment,
was found dead in his room last Saturday morning His
head was shattered by a ball, and a discharged firelock
was lying near him. He had not been in bed. There
was no evidence as to the manner in which deceased met
with his death ; but it was stated by a witness that
deceased's feelings appeared to have been hurt previous
to his decease, by his having been replaced by another
while drilling his men in Hyde-park, and by being repri-
manded in barracks for not drilling his men properly.
Deceased bad said he had several obstinate recruits in
his company. Verdict—" That the deceased died from
the effects of a gun-shot wound, but how inflicted there
was not sufficient evidence to show."

At the last Court of Aldermen, a report of the Privi-
leges Committee was presented of their proceedings on
the references of the 30th of May and 25th of No-
:ember, 1854, relative to the report of her Majesty's
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state of
the Corporation of London, and stating that, being of
opinion that important matters affecting the general
interests of the Corporation and the Court of Aldermen
in particular, are likely to come under discussion, recom-
mend the Court to refer it to them to take such steps
therein as they should be advised, and be authorised to
employ all such persons and use all such means as in
their judgment may be deemed necessary to protect and
defend the interests of the Corporation. The report
was read, approved, and referred back to be mrried
into ezoontion.