The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, April 29.—Wind this day at Noon, N.N.E. ;
moderate breeze, and dull, cloudy weather.
PORTSMOUTH, April 28.—Wind, N. Arrived—Palmas'
from Havannah. Sailed—Vasco de Game, for New York.
DOVER, April 28.—Wind, N. Arrived—Lady Eliza-
beth, from Charleston, for Antwerp.—The Anna, of Leer,
from Catania to Bremen, sunk off the port, after being in
collision ; crew landed.
FOLKESTONE, April 28.—The Kamschatka (Russian
barque), from Cadiz to Elsinore, has been made a prize by
the commander of the coast guard here.
COWES, April 28.—Wind, N. Arrived—Louise, from
Callao ; Maria Elizabeth, do., both for Antwerp.
OFF BONCHURCH (Isle of Wight), April 28.—Jeannette,
from Batavia, for Rotterdam.
FALMOUTH, April2B.—Wind, N.N.E. Arrived—Chief-
tain, from London, for Calcutta, with damage, having
been in contact, 25th inst. with the Gertruida (Dutch
barque), off the Lind's End; Sympha, Havannah. Off
Port—Ceres, from Honduras, and sailed for Liverpool ;
D'Auvergne, do.
LOWESTOFT, April 28.—Wind, N. Arrived—Sarah
Shepherd, from Newcastle, for Rotterdam, leaky.
SWANSEA, April 28.—Wind, N. Arrived—William
Gales, from Cuba ' • Sir J. L. Goldsmed, do.
SHIELDS, April 28.—Wind, N., blowing a gale. Sailed
—William, for Rio Janeiro.
BOULOGNE, April 28.—(Per Elec. Tel.)—The Istamboal,
of v% hitby, from Odessa to London, got aground at Car-
jeux this morning, but has been assisted off and into
Crotoy, at the mouth of the Bay La Somme, with 4 feet
of water in her hold.
STRANRAER, April 28.—The Arm and Jane, of Belfast,
was totally lost yesterday between Loch Ryan and Ballan-
trao ; crew saved.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
DEAL, Saturday, 10 a.m.
Wind N.W., light, and cloudy.
Passed.—lsabel, from St. Michsel's ; Thames, Port Ade-
laide Victoria, Port Adelaide Woodstock, Jamaica ;
Calabar, Calcutta ; Alfred the Great, Ceylon ; American
Eagle, New York ; Elbe, Odessa% ; Countess of Seafield,
China ; Louisa Kielman, Charleston • Neno Valley,
Madras ; Melbourne, Melbourne ; Philo, Mauritius ;
Bengal, Calcutta ; Robert Nevnon, St. Kitt's ; Pudsey
Dawson, Shanghai ; Harbinger, screw-steamer, westward ;
Belle Vue, Columbo ; IN; avarino, Hobart Town ; Land
O'Cakes, Calcutta ; Vimeira, Sydney ; Rother, Algoa Bay;
Constance, Akyab ; Emerald, Cadiz; Albemarle, Colombo;
R.:sa, Jersey—all for London.
Anchored—Temperance, Loulon, for Genoa ; Rosalie,
London, for Syra.
The whole of the homeward bound arrived yesterday
have sailed.
Off Beachey Head, Sth A.)ril—Ossian, Messina, for
Stockholm ; De. Zeevaart, Triode, for Rotterdam ; Ariel,
Torreveccia, for Memel.
Large fleet of vessels passing through the Downs for the
eastward, and also at the back of the Goodwin Sands.

THE CIVIL SERVICE.—Lieut.-Colonel W. L. Moberly,
Secretary to the General Post-office, has been appointed
one of the Commissioners of the Audit Board, with a
salary of 2,000/. per annum, vice Romilly, appointed
chairman. Mr. Rowland 11,11, now Secretary to the
Postmaster• General, has been appointed Secretary to the
Post-office, consequent on Colonel Maberly's retirement.
The former office will not be tilled up. Mr. Dewsbury,
of the Derby office, has been appointed to the Railway
Post-office ; the appointment is a new one. Mr. Joshua
England has been appointed a clerk in the Inland-office.
Mr. Francis Stayner has been appointed officer in charge
~f mails between New York and Montreal. Mr. Robert
Zeffany Beechcroft has been appointed Postmaster of
Plymouth,—Civil Service Guwttc.