The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, May 4.—Wind and weather this day . t noon,
N.N.E. ; fresh breeze, and cloudy —A passenger by the
Bengal (s.), arrived at Suez from Madras, reports that a
vessel, supposed to be the Peregrine Oliver' was in the
Sarf at the latter port, and appeared to be fast drifting
on shore.
RAMSGATE, May 3.—The Queon of the Tyne, from
Antwerp to Liverpool, which was assisted off the G.,odwin,
has come into harbour, discharged part of cargo, and been
placed in dry dock.
OFF DOVER.—Emily, from Callao ; Sea Lark, Antwerp,
for New York.
PLYMOU H, May 3.—Wind, S.W. Sailed—South Sea,
for Adelaide.
OFF BONCHURCH.—Marchioness of Queensbery, from
Hull, for Quebec. •
FALMOUTH, May 2.—Wind, N.B. Arrivet —Delfino,
from Santos. Off Port—Anna Martin, from Calcutta ;
Elizabeth, Pernambuco, for Stockholm; Washington,
Hamburgh, for Quebec.
YARMOUTH, May 4.—The Gazelle, of Kirkcaldy, has
been assisted off Barber Sand, and brought into harbour,
making water, but will proceed.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind, N.
Arrived—Musquito, from Rio ; Lallo, Rio Hache ; Bri-
tish Queen, Alexandria.
Sailed—Maria, for Rochfort ; Cressida and Lana, Rookh,
Calcutta.

QUEENSTOWN, May 2.
Wind, variable.
Arrived—Flora, from Laguna ; Joseph Weir, Mauri.
tius ; Ann and Sarah, Nuovo Luas ; Integrity, Alexandria

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 9.55 a.m.
May 3—Minerva, from Droback ; Marnhull,
Wind, N.E. ; tide, low water ; blowing very strong,
and cloudy.
Sailed—Henry Reed, for taunceston ; Union, for
hiaU
GuAerrruisveeyll;' Eva, Antwerp ; Una, Marstrand.
Copen-
hagen.
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zLi London, dLo no
la,
aft: , Val-
paraiso;
for Bombay ; Odessa,
DEAL, Friday, 9.37 a.m.
Wind, N.E. ; a gale, and hazy.
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London,sto t
transport), London, for Con-
stantinople. French frigate, for westward.
London,:3Qtatinebtienco;p
lfeo.r Gibraltar Demerara;(s
. lSsoy
Put back—Good Speed, for Newcastle.

•
A letter from LisWon ann,,unces that H.R.H. the In-
fanta Dont a Aria de Jesus Maria, who is married to the
Marquis do Louie, was to leave on the 6th for Paris to
visit the Exhiiiition.
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 23,1.--- It is reported that the
mission with which MM. Murray and B Tree were
charged to the Persian G vtriiinunt has had an
uniavouratie result. On the Persian frontiers there had
teen a great movement of tro liq, It is said that Baja-
zi.t has fallen int,. the hands of the Russians."
A letter trom the Hague of the 30th oft. states that
M. ile Sick, the iLni,ti 111inis'er at the Courts of Hol-
ilaliglil l and Hague
e :l
Bi irßiaeei ,l'i'uil'' willt alp-ence for several months. Rawl
d' ha, takili his 'leparture from the
during that time fill the functions of
Dani,h Chargti d.-y‘ffairi s.

letter tr;nn Warsaw of the 27th ult., in the Co/orptc
Gazette. watts that the Russian generals in Be=sarabia
Lave received orders to avoui any conflict with the Aus-
trian troops, and, iti the event of the latter assuming the
offensive, to retire gradually, and to Concentrate their
forces, so as to make the plains in the inttrior of Russia
the veritable basis of their cp,Tations.
POST-OFFICE NOTICE.—The following, in relation to
the compulsory pre-pay t»eitt of all 1, tters for the seat of
war, has just been published :—" General Post-office,
May, 1855.--In consequence of the difficulty which is
experienced by the Army Postmaster at the seat of war
in collecting the postage upon unpaid letters sent in the
mails from this country, no letters addressed to any per-
son in the Crimea will in future be forwarded unless the
postage be paid in advance. Any letters, so addressed,
upon which the postage is omitted to be paid,
will be
opened and returned to the writers.".