The Sun.
London, England, 1855-12-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

I,ONDON, Dec. 7.—Wind this •tay at noon, N.W.
strong breeze and fine frosty weather.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning.
Arrived—Fox, from Newport ; Alliance, (s), Havre ;
Wonder and Sonth•Western, (s), Jersey.
Sailed—Argyll, (s), for Carentan ; Atalanta and Alliance,
(s), Havre ; Despatch, (s), Jersey; Vesta, Dublin; Char-
lotte, Guernsey.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning.
Wind N.N.E.
Sailed—Countess of Sefton, for Lima.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 6.

Find N.W.

• Miramichi, from Quebec ; Wm. Myles, E. A. Soullard,
Melbourne, and British Merchant, Callao ; Hibert, Monte
Video ; Albert, Demerara ; Elizabeth, Athens ; Clipper,
Mangan ; Harriett, Athens ; Jonquil, Santander ; De-
spatch, Syra ; Flora, Labrador ; St. Croix, Honduras ;
Moses Wheeler, Baltimore.
Sailed.—Josephine, for Philadelphia; Susan, Genoa.

(BY SUBMARINE AND. BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.41 a.m.
Wind E. ; tide two hours' flood ; weathor cloudy.
Arrived—Prima, from Guernsey; Speedy, Patras ; Ara-
bella, Patras.

DEAL, Saturday, 9.34 a.m.

Wind E.S.E., moderate.
Passed.—Patricia, from Jamaica, for London ; John
Adamson, from London, for Trinidad ; Lucia, from Lon-
don, for Naples ; St. George, from London, for Barbadoes ;
Ganges, from St. John's, for London ; Primula, from
Mauritius, for London; liarbingcr, No. 86, Transport,
from the Black Sea, for London.
Sailed, nearly the whole of the homeward bound and
outward bound for their dent inations. The Southampton
remains and some others.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Trade Wind (ship), Arraca ,n to Falmouth, Nov. 14, lat
27 N, long 36 W.
Mary Ann Christoph, of and from Glasgow to Singapore,
July 26, lat 17 N, long 26 W.,
Eliza Stewart, Calcutta to. Havre, Dec. 3, lat 48 N,
long 9 W.
Salatija (Dutch barque), London to Batavia, Oct. 12,
lat 16 S. long 33 W.
No. 9450, second distinguishing pendant, Oat. 22, let 1
S, long 30 W.
Cressy (ship), Oct. 28, let 9 N, long 28 W.
No. 6982, second distinguisAing pendant, Bahia to Lon-
don, Nov. 11, lat 33 N, long 37 W.
Bengal, Ceylon to London, Dec. 3, lat 43 N, long 9 W.
Belfast (ship), Aug. 5, let G N, long 94 E.
Reliance, Calcutta to London, Sept. 11, lat 33 S, long
31 W.
Gezusters, Simon's Bay to Amsterdam, Oct. 11, let 15 S,
long 7 W.
Chetchey, of London, from. Akyab, Oct. 23, lat 6 N,
long W.
Von Capone, Amsterdam two Melbourne ; Hogue, Lon-
don to Sydney, N.S.W. ; Che aidernagore, London to Bom-
bay, all on Oct. 27, let 9 N, 1 sug 24 W.
Nymph, of Jersey, London to Mauritius, Oct. 9, let 19
S, long 30 W.
Melbourne, Callao to Queertsrtown, Nov. 10, lat 30 N,
long 42 W.
Ocean Gom, of Sunderland, for Table Bay, Oct. 5, let
5, long 28 W.
Janet Willis, Lacadive Isla ads, to Llanelly, Oct. 16, let
9 N, long 25 W.
The Canute, bound to Calciatta, Oct. 17, let 10 N, long
26 W.

William M'Gowan, from Liverpool, Dec. 4, Tuskar
Light bearing N.E. 45 miles.
Windsor (English ship), and Useful, steering WNW,
Aug. 19, the Lombock Peak, .bi3aring S W.
Pequot (ship), Calcutta to Li rndon, Aug. 13, lat 29 5,
long 44 E.
Alexander Baring, Liverpool to Calcutta, Oct. 23, lat 8
N, long 23 W.
Pocahontas, Madras to Lon coon, Oot. 29, lat 19 N, long
32 W.

Steadfast, of London, for Geelong, Nov. 19, lat 41 N,
long 17 W.
Grampian, London to Ne p• Orleans, lat 45 N. long
11 W.
Emile (Oldenburgh brig), "Li o Janeiro to Cowes (75 days
out), lat 49 N, long 6 \V.
Emerald Islo, Malta to M varitius, and Alonzo (ship),
SAM e day.
Hurricane (Dutch ship), Nov.. 2, lat 10 N, long 24 W.
William of Dundee, Cardiffl o Monte Video, Nov. 3, lat
11 N, long 24 W.
Ida, Launceston to London,. Nov. 9, lat 24 N, long 31
W, and was in company six d2s: ys.