The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, July,l9.—Winfl this day at Noon, W. ; mo-
derate breeze, and cloudy, with slight showers.
DEAL, July I..—Wind, S.W. by W. Arrived—Eliza-
beth, New Yois. ; Caro 3, St. John's ; Johannes, Constan-
tinople ; Carthagena ; Gambia, Africa ; Trio,
Rio Grande ; 'Victoria, Tobago ; Helena, Jamaica; Hen-
drick Hudson, New York ; Courant, Miramichi ; Durango,
Quebeec ; Tarbert Castle, olrived in the River, for Mel-
bourne.
July 19 (9.55 a.m.)—T7*-,d, W.N.W., moderate and
cloudy. Passed----Jand;n- :Aim Oporto, for London ;
Woolloomooloo, Sydney, London ; Emerald Isle, Que-
bec, for London ; Crystal 7 lace, Shanghai, for London ;
Tancredi, Yana for Hy" ; Juno, Palermo, for Ham-
burgh ; Niger, London,' for Sydney ; James Shepherd,
London, for San Francisco ; Angie, London, for New-
foundland ; Felicity, London, for Lisbon ; Eliza and
Hester, London, for San Francisco ; Leichhardt, London,
for Sydney ; Wilhelmina, Leith, for Malaga ; Alweritz,
Girgenti, for Newcastle ; Olivia, Carthagena, for New-
castle.

PORTSMOUTH, July 18.—Wind, S.W. to W. Arrived—
Iside, Odessa. Sailed—Royal Stuart, Melbourne.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 18.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Ann,
Ibrail ; Jessie, Galatz. Sailed—Magdalena (s), West
Indies.

LIVERPOOL, 18.—Wind, W. Arrived—Mary Ann,
Akyab ; Diana; Para, ; Duke of York, Sa.vinilla ; Young
Queen, Hond-J.:.as ; Montrose, St. John's, N.B. ; Midas,
Quebec ; France 3, Newfoundland ; Carl, Johann, Alex-
andria ; Courier, Maryport ; Cyprus, Marsala ;
Charlegmagne ; Oxenbridge, Utopia ; Onward, Quebec.
Sailed—Engla.3d, Calcutta ; Thomas, Quebec ; Commerce,
Boston ; Idalip, Valparaiso and Callao.
July. 19 (10.0 am.)—Wind, N.W. moderate, and fine.
Arrived—Moore's Court, from St. john's N.B. ; Thomas
Forrest, Alexara-.3.1-. ; Fortunata Oswald, Varna ; Her-
mod, Helsingbo:g ; Joseph and Mary, Rotterdam ; Caro-
line Charleston ; White Cloud, Montreal ; Nettuna, Con-
stantinople ; Si am:3aul, Catania ; Hebe, Charente. Off
Port - Hums, Mediterranean.
FALMOUTH, Jul' 18.—Wind, fresh. Arrived—Adele,
Alexandria ; Cypr-.3.1 Queen, Smyrna ; Siren and Rose,
Toganrog ; Paolina and Guage, Marionople ; Harmonie,
Audacia, Onderaeming, and Italia, Odessa ; Barro, Jella-
chich, and Panope, Ibrail ; Concordia, Galatz • San Rocco
Maria, .Bahia ; Triton, Alexandria ; Carl Richard,
and Jane Avery, Constantinople ; William Williams,
lonics ;Sa-
Cyprus ; Doctor, fynyrna ; Palmyro and San Marco,
Toganrog ; Giovanr:, Odessa; Viva, Salorica. Off Port—
Sagittarius, Tognanrog.
I3osroN, July s.—The Mary Ellen, honce to Charlotte
Town, Prince Edward's Island, has been iost on Lea
Island, in the Bay of Fairly; crew saved.
CALCUTTA, July Guttmeer was seen on shore
on the outer Usshra Fee Shoal, May 8, by the Hindostan
(a), arrived hero.
NORTH SHIELDS, JUIT 16.—A brig of about 240 tons,
with Danish union on he:: foretop gallant l'igging, painted
black, with red ribbon d yellow billet-head, mainmast
gone, and abandoned, wa; fallen in with on the 15th (at
10 a.m.), and seen to fc-y-ider at 1.30 p.m., Tynemouth
Castle bearing about N.Q.W. 35 miles, by the Harriet,
Mowatt, put back to this ;port.
LISTERLIEFE, July I').—The Prince of Orange, which
stranded at List (Island of Syht), on the 28th Dec., 1852,
has come off to-day, and will proceed to Fance for repairs.
PARIS, July 17.—The wreck of a largo vessel, dismasted,
and lying upon her starboard side, apparently a Nor-
wegian, sides planked with pine timber, several of which
had started, and supposed not to have been lollg in that
situr....don? was passed 13th July, about 18 miles W.E. from
Start Point lighthouse, by the Virginia, arrived at Havre.
BALTIMORE, July 2.—A schooner, apparently foreign,
hails from
on 11,-,,r beam ends, the last three letters of the place she
" mac," was passed off Thomas' Point, by the
Chenango, rrrived here.

EXTRAOI:niNARY MISTAKE.--Last week a gentleman
in Anglesey wrote a letter to his servant, desiring to
have one of his horses shod immediately. The man,
ignorant of English, had the epistle read to him, and,
after hearini the injunction, lost no time in obeying it,
according tc. the best of his understanding, by having
the poor ho ..:.;c: shot. This may be taken as an old Joe
Miller, but it is true notwithstanding.—North Wales
Chronicle,