The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DI 1.)
,Lis dap at Noon, S.W. ;

LONDON, Jan. 9.—Wind
light breeze, with fine weathe]
PouTsmoura, Jan. S.—Wir
(s), from the Black Sea; Geor;
of Sheba, fur Bermuda; Geo.
ton, do.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. B.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Preussis
cher Adler (s), from Cork, for London ; Falcon (s), Lon-
don, for Cork ; Europe, Charente ; Tiruandra, _Buenos
Ayres ; Snipe, St. John's, Newfoundland. Sailed—St.
Aubiu, for Malta ; Tenerife, London ; Alice Maud, Laun-
ceston, V.D.L. ; Retriever (s s), West Coast of Africa.
FALMOUTH, Jan. B.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Neptune,
from Havannah ; Telegraph, Catania; Shannon (s), Dub-
lin, and left for London ; Amicita., Newcastle, for Jamaica ;
Bellonn., Malta : Recovery, Toronto; Mary Ann, London,
for Terceira; Ondine (s), Dublin, and left for London.
Off Port—Enterorise, from Cephalonia; Juanita, Tarra-
gona, and sailed for Hull.

nd, Arrived—Candia
-go, Dantzic. Sailed—Queen
rge Lord, Malta ; Morning-

- TORBAY, Jan. B.—Wind, W. Sailed—rPasco, for
Rangoon ; Rubicon, Calcutta ; Zuider Zee, Havannah ;
Tirzah, Hesperia, and Meanwell, all for Constantinople.
BRISTOL, Jan. B.—Wind, W. Arrived—Arab, from
Africa ; Boa Fe, St. Michael's ; Eliza Hart, Manilla
Sailed—Arrow, for St. Michael's.
POOLE, Jan. B.—Wind, W.S.W. Sailed—Hearts of
Oak, for Cagliari.
GUERNMEY, Jan. G.—Wind, W. Put hack—Surprise,
Melbourne, with loss of foretopmast.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 11.22 a.m.
Wind, N.N.W.
Arrived—J. and C. Foste, from Gibraltar • Superb,
Demerara ; Circs,ssian, Halifax • ' Kron Prinz, Alexandria ;
Crescent, Cadiz; Amelia, Santander; Alme, do.; Ninth
Horatio, Bilboa ; Kallibokka, Madras.
Sailed—Constantine, for New York ; Phcenix, Antigua.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 7.
Wind, S S.W.
Arrived—Beraza, from Bahia ; Romeo, Alexandria.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 2.45 a.m.
Wind, W.S.W. ; tide, four hours' ebb; weather, fine.
Arrived—Emma and Lively, from Guernsey; Venture,
Heisingborg; Elizabeth, Cattavia.

Sailed—Persia, for Calcutta ; Arrow, Constantinople ;
Eagle (s), Boulogne.

Dnit, Tuesday, 9.17 a.m.

Wind, W.S.W., light.
No arrivals.
Sailed—Vampire, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Reaper,
Malta.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.—The foreign exchanges gene-
rally show a tendency to improvement. At Hamburg
and Holland there has been an advance, and at the
former • city money has become abundant at 24 per
cent. The French rate exhibits more firmness, but
some further amount of gold was taken from the Bank
of England yesterday for remittance.
DUTCH PRODUCE MARKETS.—The weekly reviews from
the Amsterdam and Rotterdam produce markets men-
tion that there was net muck activity in business, but
that quotations were well supported. The transactions
in coffee, although limited, were sufficient to maintain
previous rates. Little variation was noticeable in raw
sugar, but the general descriptions of refined exhibited
a slight advance. Sales of rice had been made at lower
quotations. There was steadiness in the prices of tea,
and indigo also showed firmness.
ROUEN.—The letters from Rouen state that the mar-
ket for manufactures was rather more active, although
no material alteration had occurred in prices.
THE FORTHCOMING HILARY TERM.—Yesterday, the
lists of the arrears of business in the common law courts
for the forthcoming Hilary Term, commencing on Thurs•
day next, were published in the offices of the several
courts. There is a marked improvement in the lists with
respect to cases, showing au increase of business com-
pared with preceding lists. In the Queen's Bench, in'
the new trial paper, two rules are standing for judgment
and 28 for argument. In the special paper, including
demurrers, there are four for judgment and 20 for argu-
ment ; and of enlarged rules there are 16—making a total
of 70 rules. In the Common Pleas the total is only 29
rules, consisting of three enlarged rules, eight for new
trial, one for decision, and 17 demurrers entered. In
the Court of Exchequer the number is 51. There are
13 rules in the peremptory paper, six in the special paper,
and of new trials, four for judgment, and 28 for argu-
ment. The total of the three courts is 150 rules. The
increased business is partly attributed to the operatiork of
the two Common Law hoceduro Acts,