The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Sept. ti.-Wind this day at noon, N.E.;
strong breeze, and cloudy at times.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 4.—Wind N.E.—Sailed—H.M.S.
Perseverance, for Balaklaya ; Jura (s.s. tpt. No. 14), Li-
verpool.
FALMOUTH, Sept. N.E., fresh breezes.—
Sailed—Julius Caesar, for Rio Janeiro.
BELFAST, Sept. 3.—Wind W.—Arrived—Katherine,
from Richibuoto.

STAnonoss, Sept. 4.—The Heart of Oak, from Shields,
has been towed into Exmouth Bight, with part of cargo
thrown overboard, having been aground.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 4.—Wind N.E. by E.—Sailed—
Canton, for Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 3.—Wind S.E.—Arrived—Gar-
land, from St. JOhn, N.B. Sailed— Plymouth, for Mo-
bile or New Orleans.

SII.IRPNESB, Sept, 4.—The schooner. Mary Ann, of
Whitehaven, sunk off Aberihaw, 2(1 inst. ' • crew saved.
CARDIFF, Sept. 4.—The Jardin, hence for Alexandria,
is aground, and nearly on her beam ends; will probably
become a wreck.
GRIMSBY, Sept. 4.—The brig Pelion, from Memel to
Portsmouth, has put in with seven feet water in her hold,
having struck on a sunken rock on the coast of Norway.
GOTHENBURG, Sept. 3.—The Montrose, from Liverpool
to this port, struck on a sunken rock yesterday in coming
up the Gotha, and filled immediately ; the wool is likely
to be saved.
MILL, Aug. 4.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Sarah and Eli-
zabeth, from Greenland. Sailed—Meteor, for Quebec.
OFF
CalTiicuEtSttr in tow.rsFORELAND, Sept. s.—Earl of Eglinton,
from
entirely
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ne
burnt while at anchor off Batz ; crew saved.i
rll LOWESTOFT, Sept. 4.—A line-of-battle-ship and
four mortar-boats, bound south.
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(PEE XILICOTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
SOIITHADOTON, WOCillefdlity Morning.
Arrived—Ondio. (s.), from Dublin ; Fear Not, Shields ;
(ns.)inPelytim.), for London ; Brunswick (B.), Ply.
mouth ; Carolinds, Cherbourg.
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LrviRPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

from Mobile ; Roseitts, New York;
Wind, N.B.
Off—Joseph Wheeler and Martha.
Ssiled—Cultivator, for New York ; George A. llopley.
Charleston ; Jessie Byrne, New Orleans • Fortun More-
ton Bay; Mary Bibby, Demerara. 2
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FilAortrFivieihd,—B V•reamngiuna.rd,

Wind, S.E. QIIIIINSTOWN, Sept. 3.
Arrived— Hebe, from Ibrila ; Adolphe, Trieste.
Sailed--Plymouth, for Now York.
Sept. 4.
KINGSTOWN',

Wind, N.N.W,
Arrived—Fawcett, from Quebec.

(111 SUBMARINE
AND BRITTSH TELEGRAPH.I
Wind, •
GtiudazsEeticEonsdn.hWouerdspeeztblay; ,filnoe..2o a.m.
Arrived, Sept. 4.—lndependez, from Rostock ; Intro's.
ing Kavet, Aalborg ; Gnatav, Konigsberg; Josephine,
aalmo ; Lady Nat.li.r.

FOUNDATION OF A NEW HOSPITAL ATM ANCHESTER.
The foundation of a new building was 'laid, in Quay-
street, Manchester, on Monday afternoon, by the Lord
Bishop of Manchester, to be called St. Mary's Hospital,
for the Diseases of Women and Children. In the course
of the ceremony it was stated that Miss Atherton, of
Korsal Cehl, had given the munificent sum of 500/.
towards the foundation, and that Dr. Radford had pre-
vented his medical library and museum for the use of the
professional staff to he attached to the institution.
DETERMINED SUICIDE OF A TRADESMAN.—Last even-
ing Mr. Langhatu, deputy coroner for Westminster, held
an inquest at The Sun Tavern, Noel-street, Wardour-
street, Soho, on the body of Mr. Hamond Jones, aged
43, a well-known collector of cabinet furniture and curi-
osities, who committed suicide by cutting
his throat in
the watercloset of the above tavern, beta een 4e!even and
twelve o'clock on the night of Saturday last. The
jury returned a verdict "that the deceased oommrtte4l
suicide whilst labouring under a fit of lemporag in•
sanity.