The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LoNDON, July 22.—Wind this day at Noon, S. ; plea-
sant breeze, and fine.— The Princess Royal sailed from
Constantinople on the 24th of February last, for England,
and has not since been heard of.—The Zuluka, Akyab to
Bremen, and the Falcon, Liverpool to Australia, were in
contact at sea, and the former received considerable
damage, but the latter reeeived but trifling injury.
DEAL, July 20.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Theodor
Bobrends, Pugwash ; Ennerdale, Shanghai. Arrived from
the River—Windsor, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Deslandes, Cape
Coast Castle ; Constancia, Rio Janeiro ; Yorktown, New
York. Put back—lnglowood, Sydney, N.S.W.
July 21.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived from the River—
California, Adelaide ; Progress, Quebec. Sailed—York-
town, New York. Passed—Heather Bell, from Black Sea,
for London ; Four Figle, Constantinople, for London ;
Symmetry, Leghorn, for Newcastle ; Deborak, Sines, for
Hull. Anchored—Progress, from London, for Quebec ;
California, London, for Adelaide; Rainbow, London, for
Cardiff.—A ship, supposed the Owen Glendower, passed
down at the back of the Goodwin Sands.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 20.—Wind, S.W. Sailed—Wash-
ington (s), New York.
PLYMOUTH, July 20.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Nelly
and Rachel, Porto Rico. Sailed—H.M.'s st. Comus, East
Indies.
FALMOUTH, July 20.—Wind, W. Arrived—Ellen,
Mazanilla ; Jessie, Aux Cayes. Off Port—Elizabeth, Cal-
cutta, and sailed for Hamburgh ; Pompeer, Monte Video,
and sailed for Liverpool ; George, Rio Janeiro, for Ham-
burgh.
LIVERPOOL, July 21(10.30 sum.)—Wind, S.W., mode-
rate, and cloudy. Arrived—Eudocia, St. John's, N.B. ;
Thomas Ridley, Newfoundland ; Arabistan, Tarcius ;
Fides, Alexandria ; Release, Gallipoli ; Moira, Malta ;
James, Bahia ; Franconia, Rieliibucto ; Ocean Breeze,
Montreal; Edith, Finland. Sailad—Mermaid, Philadel-
phia ; Maria Catherina, Sydney, N.S.W. Off Port—Bri-
tish Queen (s), from the Mediterranean.
BRISTOL, July 20.—Wind, Arrived—Sybella,
Trinidad ; Meldon, Miramichi.
GLOUCESTER, July 20.—Arrivotl—Eleanor, Quebec.
DUBLIN, July 19.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Hebron,
St. John's, N.B.
CLYDE, July 19.—Wind, W. Arrived—Thetis, Mira-
michi ; Brazilian, St. Stephen's ; Miramichi, St. John's.
NEWPORT, July 20.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Annan-
dale, Bristol, for New York ; Abegael, Gloucester, for
Quebec. Sailed —Nerude, Jamaica ; Elizabeth, City
Point.
HARTLEPOOL, July 20.—Wind,. W. Sailed—Hermann,
St. Thomas'.
CHRISTIANSAND, July 14.—The Constance, Konigsberg
to Hull, has put into Arendal leaky, and must discharge.
—The Dunrobin, Dantzic to Leith, has put into Arendal
with cargo heated, and must discharge.
HAMBURGH, July 18.—The Clat ulna Bruins, from Dant-
zic, was abandoned in a sinking st ate in the North Sea, on
the 15th inst ; crew saved, and are ived here.
BOSTON, July B.—The Gondar, from Liverpool, which
was partially destroyed by fire at Charlston on the 16th
June, and scuttled, is likely to be made seaworthy.

THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Mr DERBY.--The young
man (Mead), who dropped from the window, upwards
of 60 feet, at the late destructiv( fire at Mr. Davenport's
mill, died yesterday afternoon. Bennett is still lying in
a very precarious state ; and Thoi pe, the man who escaped
by the ladder, is somewhat better c.

•
POPULATION OF FRANKFORT.- —According to a census
taken in December last, the sta to of Frankfort contains
73,150 inhabitants, of whom 624511 are in the city, and
10,639 in the country. In the above number are in-
cluded 829 soldiers of the contingent. The federal gar-
rison not included in the above, amounts to 4,821 men,
so that the total number of the inhabitants is 77,971. In
1849 the inhabitants of the cit,y numbered 58,426, and
of the country 10,038, so tb,at the population has in-
creased 3,814 in three years. The federal garrison com-
prises 1,717 . Austrians, 1,71.3 Prussians, and 1,391
Bavarians. There are now in. Germany eight sovereign
States each of which has a population inferior to that of
Frankfort, and before the t mitorial modifications of
Anbalt and liohenzollern them were twelve.