The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SLIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

1117,1„1113„41, July 16.—Wind this day at Noon, S.S.W. ;
bent,„be • breeze, and cloudy, with rain.—The Prince Al-
kid
- ,;„',9ainsborough, capsized in a squall off Deptford,
,'master's wife and child drowned.
Sleibr,",", July 15.—Wind, W.S.W., strong. Arrived—
Santa • Parentum, Parentum, Havannah; lonia, do. ; General
DE Cuba.
Jiou • July W.S.W. Arrived—Leander,
,•-•••t-a;i4Y.,,,; Kalamazoo, Quebec. Arrived from the River
°or elicirk, for Sydney, N.S.W. ; Countess of Yar-
eeOria, Port Philip • Fanny Adelaide, S.A. ; Victory,
tari„titta ; Emanuel Boutcher, St. Vincet ; Celesta, Hon-
vau,,-,l* July 16, 9 a.m.—Wnd, S.W., London
Alb'—eatherine Green, from St. Kitt's, for
3
441401 11' Jamaica,, for London ; Spartan, do. ; Samuel o
113tu ,(10. Camden, Quebec, for London ; Meander,
bi 27, for London.
NlittAlf.'"TH, July W.N..W ~ stronsgereanned,
40, „";'• Arrived—Pezano, Havannah ,Iris, do. ;
114 Trinidad de Cuba. Off Port—Pomona, Africa,
I'L.,.°llstadt.
Pllor„?louxii, July 15.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Bos-
b•PoVs), London, for Cape of Good Hope and Calcutta.
vitto-.4BXOUTH, July 15.—Wind, W. by S. Arrived—
Vith
.. ti, 4, Sierra Leone ; Eletarna, Bemen, for Cdiz,
LlktBs of starboard bulwarks from contact with the
vative, from London, which lost cutwater, &c.
ko.,,,IYERPooL, July 16, 10.30 Wind, S. Arrived 7
ly;',,ner, from Maceio ; Shanghai, New Orleans ; Dervi
Philaßamburgh. Off Port—City of Glasgow steamer,
Ar Phia ; Ratiler (s), Chariot of Fame, and Avon.
an, ' 4
Sot IIoRTH, July 15.—The Queen, of London, for Arch-
but
ot on shore on Hasborough Sand, on the 12th inst.,
off and
shore at Pallin proceeded.--The roce ded eTh Rose of Stockton, is on
July d, S.W. Arrived—West
ilendon, Quebec. 1.1.
patriScannonouGH, July 15.—Wind, S. W. Arrived—
ot, Quebec.
BRISTOL, July 15.-,windllavannah.
,W.N.W. Arrived—Attica,
GRIMSBY, July
Spalding
WandindtitWo bumAbrriervlaetl,lS-Veilhiningt°t;
Shields, for London—both leaky. Sea amp o

BUENOS AYRES.—The accounts from Buenos
Ayres
!brow no additional light on the prospects of the
con-
°l
ftding parties in that Republic to relieve the anxiety
the,bendholders. Some writers represent the citizens
as likely to effect a sortie that would speedly rout the
besiegers, while others express apprehensions of the city
be, ing taken by an assault that would be signal!sed 1)3--
Iltunder and massacre. Considerable dissatisfaction. ap-
pears to have existed among the English merchants and
ofe
bloeckadne.
,:rNn residents generally, in consequtentceeth
84 admiral on the station paying respect
takingdeclared to
Zstablished by Urquiza, inasmuch assiwewreas
their
de Wholly inefficient. IVlany persons
rlParture for Monte Video and Rio,
L4ces was from the confusion a
.kyres. as prospering former t ofw
Buenoshich
,YIIE BUILDING FOR THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITlONsted
si
t'u SCOTLAND.—In the circular which has bsen i
37 ll
the committee of promoters of a Great Industrial jl:xliibition in Scotland, they announce that they
aye succeeded in acquiring the " option of a central
and adequate site on the Calton Hill, of Edinburgh/
Which combines, along with the present object, the cora-
Pletion of a Great National Edifice, and that a contrac-
,°r is prepared to execute the
NI ork, and to rely for pay-
"'ent of half of the expense on the receipts." They give
04a6 View of the building they propose to erect on the
0n Rill—a large Doric temple, pseudo-dipteral, on a
the
basement ; and in the section which accompanies it
I'4 a
.massive columns of the flanks are shown to be rest-
ming on slight props of iron in the lower apartment, so we
ust suppose that the columns are to be of some hollow
'raniework or composition. It is to be hoped that the
mmittee will not perpetrate such an absurdity as this
Cooould be, but erect an honest, truthful structure, fitted
r the purpose.—Builder.
Dee' FISHERIES.—The supply of salmon in the
Jen' is this ! year very abundant, and, consequently, the
markets
are most plentifully supplied with the delicacy.
zariL price varies from 15. to is. 6d. per pound. The
ous associations for the preservation of the fisheries
,ave done much to effect this object. In the Severn
'',!t) first year's fish are small, and salmon are not so
Pti en tiful a 3 they have been ; still there is a good supply,
and
et
price is very reasonable. In the Tivy, in South
,;,. al s, there has been a very large increase in the take
, salnaon and trout, and a large, portion of that which
18,._ elaptur2d is sent to the London, Bristol, and other
iTaciets so that fish in the neighbourhood is high in
lakee In the other streams, and more especially in the
:Nestl , the take of fish is very good, and some of the
11!e size have been captured. The sea fishery is like-
bundant. It is in contemplation to endeavour to
takene'4 end the time to a month earlier, as few good fish are
in October.