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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, July IL—Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ;
ligbt breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, July 10.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Syria, Mel-
bourne ; Lisette, Calcutta ; Margiana, Mauritius ; Apollo,
Grenada Arrived from the River, and sailed—John Tay-
lor, for New Zealand ; Dahlia, Ceylon ; Conservative,
Mauritius ; Lady Helda, Barbadoes. Sailed—Southamp-
ton, for Now York ; Georgia, Calcutta.
COWES, July 10:—Wind, W. Arrived—Panope, Lon-
don, for San Francisco.
PORTSMOUTH, July 10.—Wind, W. Arrived—Cre-
cicada, London, for Geelong, and proceeeed for Southamp-
ton ; Royal Stuart, do., for Melbourne, and sailed for do. ;
Dalia, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 10.—Sailed—Great Western (s),
West Indies.
PWLLIIELI, July 10.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Pries-
cella, Caernarvon, for Newport, leaky.—The Pelican, of
this place, Chester to London, sprung a leak in Bardsey
Sound, on the Bth inst., and was abandoned in a sinking
jive mites W. of Celean Heads, or Cardigan Bay ; crew
saved
HOLYHEAD, July 11.—The Persia, Quebec to Liverpool,
is on shore near here, but expected off next tide.
PENTLAND FRITH, July B.—The Stettin (s), of Konigs-
berg, has been on shore, and will repair at Aberdeen.
OFF DUNGENESS.—Jacob, Havannah, for Hamburgh.
TORBAY, July 10.—Wind,Arrived—James
Cmikshank, London, for Hobart Town ; Catherine, do.,
for Mogadore.
FREDERIcitsnAvEN, July 4.—The Atalanta., Dantzig to
England, struck on Laesoe, but Caine off, after discharging
part of cargo.
PANAMA, June 14.—The St. Mary, hence for Liverpool,
struck on a reef, received considerable damage, and has
put back.
QUEENSTOWN, July 9.--- Wind, N.W. Arrived—Lady
Harvey, Sierra Leone. Off Port—Gibb, Callao, and pro-
ceeded for London; Circassian, St. Stephen's.
BELFAST, July 9.—Wind, N.R. Arrived—Patrie,
miramichi ; Lady Falkland, do. ; Tasket, St. John's, N.B.
Sailed—Lady Mary, Bathurst.

THE FOREST OF DDEAN,GLOUCEsTERSHIRE.— This
wonderful mining district is rapidly rising into vast im-
portance, its treasures being made accessible by means
of railway communication, not only to the ports on the
Severn, but to every town of consequence, whilst the
new Government port at Brimspill
vessels in the foreign trade. The coal of this district is
now much in demand. Two well-known collieries, the
Arthur and Edward and Mary stock are, we perceive,
to be offered to public sale on the 21st inst., and when
it is considered they contain the finest coal of the Forest,
much competition amongst capitalists may be expected.
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SCHOOL FETES.--Monday
and Tuesday, the 18th and 19th inst., have been fixed
upon for the celebration of the annual fete in aid of the
funds of the Licensed Victuallers' School. The festivi-
ties this year will take place in Cremorne Gardens, and
no exertion will be spared by the governor and the com-
mittee of the institution to render the entertainments in
every way deserving the patronage of the friends and
supporters of these excellently-conducted schools. It
has been arranged that the children of the schools are
to visit the gardens each day.
ANOTHER DARING GAROTTE ROBBERY. —NOTTING-
HAM, Saturday.—Another audacious garotte robbery
was perpetrated early this morning, in a street in the
centre of the town, and near to all the principal tho-
roughfares. It appears that about one o'clock this
morning, Mr. Croppe, a watch and clock and bobbin
and carriage maker, was returning home, and had got
within about a dozen yards of his own house, when four
men rushed out of a passage leading to the Ship Tavern,
in Chandler's-lane, and before he had time to give any
alarm, throttled him and rendered him insensible. When
Mr. Croppe recovered from the shock he discovered that
he had been robbed of a gold watch, and other articles.
He had also in his possession another gold watch and
several sovereigns, which the desperadoes it would
appear had not time to secure. This is the second garotte
robbery which has taken place in the town during the
week.