The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(TIIIS DAY.)

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LONDON, April 9.—Wind and weather this day IA
noon, S.W. ; strong breeze, and cloudy, with cold weatl.ter.
—The Sitka, a Russian prize to the combined fleets, bas
been brought in hero, having been captured off Kamschatk a.
PORTSMOUTH, April B.—Wind, N.N.W. Alrived—
Stenton' from Savannah ; H.M.S. Tyne, eastward. Sailed
—Unrestricted, for Balaklava.
COWES, April I.—Wind, W. Arrived—Hermann (s.),
from New York, and left for Bremen.

PLYMOunr, April S.—Wind, W. Arrived—Albtm t,
from Moulmein ; Hindoo, Pernambuco ; William Wa
MCA t o'Yideo.
FALMOUTH, April B.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Ch as.
Thompson, from Matanzas ; Wm. Henry, Carden; is ;
Itasca, do. ; Lady Franklin, Matanzas, with part of ea rgo
thrown overboard ; Edward Cohen, Havannah ; Do] ula
Anna, Bahia; Emilia, Matanzas.
OFF DOVER, April B.—Baldur, from Calcutta.
DEAL, April B.—The Oregon, from London, to Mallta,
struck on the Brake Sand.
OFF DUNGENESS.—Ann Washburn, from New Orient is,
for Gothenburg ; Angus and Emma, rom Charleston, I 'or
Rotterdam.
POOLE, April B.—Wind, N. Sailed—Port Glasgow, for
Quebec.

- SUNDERLAND, April 7.—Sailed—Runnimede, Bombs .y.
DUNDEE, April 7.—Wind, W. Sailed—Glenshee, for
Melbourne ; Sussex, Cuba.
ST. HELENA, Feb. 15.—The Gwalior, of London, fr en t.
Akyab to Falmouth, arrived here to-day leaky, and v mill
be lightened.

PAPENBURG, April 2.—The Harmonie of this port, ttm
Hanoverian vessels Landrosi Lutchen, and Mania, E uhd
twelve other vessels, have been seized and embargoed at
Ismail by the Russians.
COLOMBO, March I.—The Zapnath Pancah, from Atadr,,s,
foundered to the westward on the 13th Feb. ; masters 14
lascars, and one European, drowned.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

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QUEENSTOWN, April 7.

Wind, N-.W.
Arrived—Emily, from Callas ; Arkansas, Matanzas.
Sailed—'Malcolm and Queen, for Constantinople; Eliza-
beth Conway, Antwerp.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.20 a.m.
Wind, W. ; tide, four hours' ebb ; fresh, and cloudy.
Arrived, April B.—Brandenburg, from Oporto; Calpie,
Smyrna; Early Bird, Jamaica; Balder, Calcutta; Cou-
rier and Waterford, Guernsey; Jean Jaques, Charente;
Midge, Guernsey; Adonoria, Tarragona; Commodore,
Jamaica; Emma, Seville; Comte Szecheny, Segna;
Archipelago, Baltimore ; Albert Louise, Caen; Volusia,
Jamaica ; Cygnet, Foo-Chow-Foo ; Alar, Dunkirk ;
Alfred, Jamaica.

AL, Monday, 9. a.m.
Passed.—Pigeon, from SevillD
e;E Sunrise Zante 2;8 George
Raynes, Norfolk, U.S. tmolsche Diep, Palermo ;Princess
Louise, Valparaiso—all for London. Truaw, from Tore-
vcija, for Drontheim.
Anchored.—Confrance, for Rouon ; Boadice, Barbados
—both from London ; Arabella, from Sunderland, for
Suez.

EMBARKATION OF CAVALRY.—It is at present arranged
that, on Tuesday, 56 men, the same number of horses,
and 10 officers of the 15th Hussars, will embark from
the dockyard, Plymouth, on board the fine ship Wide
Awake, belonging to Mr. Nichols, of this port. The
Hussars are in barracks at Exeter, and will be marched
hero in time for embarkation,