The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)'

LONDON, June 6.—Wind this day at Noon, N.N...11. ;
fresh breeze, and cloudy.
OFF SANDGATE ROADS, June 6.—(Per Elec. Tel.:F.
Lizzie Lord, from Cardenas.
SOUTHAMPTON, June s.—Arrived—Argyle (s), fr DUI
Careutan ; Avon (s), West Indies.
OFF DOVER, Juno s.—Confiance, from London, for A,
; Jenny Lind, do., for Demerara ; Fantome; do., i'ar
Jamaica ; steamer Janus, do., Buenos Ayres.
PLYMOUTH, June s.—Wind, E.N.E. Sailed—Ask.
more, for Nov Zealand.

CROMER, June s.—Some papers relating to the Brendts,
of Shoieham, washed up yesterday on Sheringham Beach..
LOWESTOFT, June s.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Sherator,
from Middlesborough, for Harburg, assisted i n leaky.
MALDON, June 5.—A brig, on her heath ends and aban-
doned, is on the Barrows ; another brig, witbiont name, i s
sunk in 41 fathoms under the Lower Middle.

LIVERPOOL, June s.—The vessel reported to be the
Hope, of Philadelphia, burnt in Mobile Bay, May 17, was
the Hope Goodwin, from Philadelphia.
NEWPORT, June s.—Arrived—John Miller, from Lon-
don, for New York ; Alexander, and Adelaide, ;from Liver»
pool, both for New York ; Parga, London, for Monte
Video; City of Peterborough, Bristol, for Ceyl. )n. Sailed
- Mary Sophia, for Quebec ; Wm. Ash, do. ; 3 srewbottle.
St. Thomas ; Sagitarius, do.
GUERNSEY, June 4.—Sailed—Rosa, for Berb: ice.
QUEENSTOWN, June 4.—Wind, E. Sailed-1 'emberton,
for Quebec.
WATERFORD, June 4.—Wind, E.N.E. iled—Mar-
garet, for Trinidad.
TRAVEMUNDE, June I.—The Anna, from NI ava to Eng-
land, has been assisted in hero leaky, and 3 33.ust repair,
having struck the ground off Tehmarn.
HALIFAX, N.S., May 25.—The Hibernia (schooner),
from Port au Basques, arrived hero on the 154,1`i May, re-
ports having passed extensive fields of ice up. DI the coasts
of Newfoundland. On the 10th saw 76 sail o f large ves-
soli on the edge of it, among them were the shll Shandon
(had sprung a leak, but repaired), Three 801 l s Princess
Royal, and Glasgow, of Glasgow; saw a ship a nd brig in
the ice, abandoned, and apparently in a sinking state. The
new schooner Prince, from St. Mary's to Live rpool, was
lost in January last ; crew saved. The Mania is of Bute,
from Padstow to Quebec, has foundered in the ice; crew
saved.

BOSTON, May 22.—The Coriolan, of and fro! n Bremen,
for New York, went ashore below Squam Inlet. 17th int.,
but is not considered to be in a dangerous posit

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday , 10 a.m.
Wind, R ; light, and cloudy.
Sailed—Sophia, Olive, and Simonds, for Q. uebec ; In-
vincible and Morning Star, Melbourne; Dolph in, Bahia,
Persian (s. s.) Genoa ; P. C. Schierbeck, Arch; angel ; Pe-
gasus, St. Thomas; Lord John Russell, Alexaaa dria, Man-
gosteen, Bombay,

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGR PH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10. 15 n.m.
Wind, E.N.E. and strong ; tide, 1 hour's ebla ; weather,
cloudy.
Arrived, sth.—Achilles, from Southwestron
.; Spirit of
the Sea, Frederickshaven; Heidevjika„Groningen ; Haabet,
Christiania; Economy, Antwerp ; Msria Anne, L iamburg ;
Janet Shannon, Harlingen ; Jenny, Danzig.
Arrived, 6th.—Argo, from Frederickshaven; Arnold,
Danzig ; Hofnung, emel ; Gipsy, Oporto ; Carolirm,
Frederickshaven ; Alma, Christiania ; Twee Zes' s, Wok.-
cum ; Ygdrasil, Christiania ; Royal Crnsort, Got tet‘burg ;
Johannes, Christiania; Charlotte, Rostock; Emma,
Guernsey; Rebecca, Hamburg; Favorite, Havre.; Argus,
Aarhuns ; James, Dunkirk.
Sailed, sth—The No, for Vora Cruz.
Sailed, 6th—Alar (s), for Dunkirk; Jacobus, -.Portland
Bay.

DEAL, Tamlay, .V. 23.0 a.m.
Wind, N.E., fresh and cloudy.
Off Sandgate Roads—Sarah H. Nickels, from 74 -atanzcs,
for Frederickswall.

A French frigate, supposed to be the Psyci from
Brest, is in sight, working into the Downs.
Sailed—Boadice and Magnolia, for the River.

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