The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-17 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DI Y.)

LONDON, Oct. 17.—Wind this day at Noon, E. ; light
breeze, and dull hazy weather, with drizzling rain. The
Mercury has fallen considerably within the last day or so.
MARGATE, Oct. 16.—Wind, N. Arrived—Wubbe,
from Gothenburg.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 16.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Maid of
Erin, from Cork.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 16.—Wind, S.W. Arrivet—Samuel
Boddiugton, from London, for Sydney ; romham,
Quebec ; Oithono, London, for Melbourne. Sailed--Med•
way, for Melbourne.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 16.—Wind, N. Arrived—Skelleftea,
from Rio Janeiro; Adele, London, and sailed for Sicily ;
Ondine (s), from Dublin, and left for London. Sailed—
Favourite, for Marseilles; Indifferente, Amsterdam; An-
tagonist, London ; Francisco, Liverpool ; Fortuna, Ant-
werp. Off Pert—Waldemar, from
Ne
Sont s,
and sailed for
Hamburgh ; Minorca (of Whitby), w York, for Leith ;
Prince Albert (of London), St. John's, N. 8.; Emanuel,
Taganrog, for Antwerp ; Dolphin, Bahia.
Dovkn, Oct. 16.—Arrived—Fortitude, from London,
for Hobart Town.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 16.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Tele-
graph, from London, for Adelaide. Sailed—Comet, for
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OFF THE LIZARD, Oct. 14.—Zeemanshoop, from Ba-
lPtiinhtdeba: Ey. ackw—eEatahgeler,. Quebec, 33 days
Arrived—Zephyr, from
Quebec.
CARDIFF, Oct. 16.—Wind, S.S.W. Arrived—Cocker-
mouth Castle, from Richibucto. Sailed—Henrietta, for
Constantinople ; Albert, Algiers.
SHIELDS, Oct. 16.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Circassian,
from Alexandria.
OFF SALCOMBR, Oct. 14.—Tropic, from Barbadoes.
HULL, Oct. 16.—Wind, N. W. Arrived,—Glenalbyn
(s), from Rotterdam; Maria, Miramichi. Sailed—H.M.S.
Malacca
HULL ROADS, Oct. 14.--Arrived—H.M.S. gun-boat
Wrangler.
JERSEY, Oct. 15.—Arrived—Token, from Bremen.
Sailed—Racer, for Hobart Town.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 15.—Wind N. Arrived—Arabia
(of Montreal), from Liverpool, with masts gone, &c. ; Lady
Blaney, Callao ; Amirabile, New York ; Pearl (s s)h, L
ceron-
don. Sailed—Johanua Boag, for Aberdeen Cau,
Berwick. 16 —Sailed— Ariel, for Anterp ; Jane Pirrie,
London ; Constitution, do. ; Margarwet Connell,
from
do. ;
Ethiope, Liverpool. Off Port —Lydia Mlienry,
Moulmein.
WATERFORD, Oct. 15.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—
Emma Tully, from Quebec, making water, &c., and two
men lost overboard ; Fortune-teller, London.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 10 a.m.
Star, Melbourne ; Vasco de, Gama,
Wind, E. ; cold, and foggy.
Arrived—Ottawa, steamer from Quebec ; Guiding
Canton ; Benares, Madras ; Ilercyna, Callao ; Remark,
Buenos Ayres. Bombay ; Maggie,

(Br SUBMARINE AND RIIROPEAN TELRGRAPII.)
GRAVESEND, TUeadllT, 10.5 a.m.
Wind E.S.E• ; tide last hour's ebb; flue.
Arrived, 16th.—Harriet Stewart, from Stettin ; Ki
blane, Chinch,. ; Ann, St. Mitt's; Concordia, Memo
Giucksan, Stettin.

LL, Tuesday, 10.55 a.m.
Wind, S.S.E. ; fresh and cloudy. •
Anchored.—Fortitude, from London for Cape Palmas.
Passed—Lord Stanley, barque from westward for Lon.
don; Traffic, from Barbadoes for 'ditto ; Ada, barque, from
westward for ditto.
Nusatra, Genoese brig, from Middlesborough, with coals,
got on the Goodwin Sands last night—assisted off, with
loss of anchor and chain, and will be supplied.
A Norwegian schooner also got on tan
he Sd—ass
isted off.
Sailed—Eliza, Hope, and Pekin, for River ; rresident,
for Hull.

DEPARTURES FOR AUSTRALIA.—The departures from
the port of London during the week have comprised 14
den of 1,630 tone ;
vessels—four to Port Philip, with an aggregate burden
of 3,802 term ; three to Sydney, with an aggregate bur-
-851 tons ; one to New
gate burden of 1,100 tons ; two to Adelaide, with an
aggregate burden of 769 tons ; one to Portland Bay, of
general depression. of 786 tons ; and one to
two
ztoeeHleoebda,rt Town, with an aggre.
Swan River, of 317 tens. Their total capacity was con-
sequently 9,311 tons. The rates of freight continue to
AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM PRODUCE MARKETS.—
The weekly reviews from these markets state that,
although operations had not proved extensive, prices
continued to be supported. Purchases of sugar, raw and
refined, had been made at a slight advance. Most
descriptions of coffee were steady, but transactions were
principally confined to the local demand. The advance
in grain had further favourably influenced the quotation
for rice. Indigo also exhibited an improvement, the
stock having diminished.
CALCUTTA AND BOMIIAT IMPORT MARKETS.—The
commercial. accounts from India by the overland mail
were of a mixed character. At Calcutta there is still
great dullness, but from Bombay the report is favourable,
transactions in the import markets having taken place
to a fair extent, and prices being well supported.
SEIZURE OF RUSSIAN VESSELS.—The Elise Withal-
, mine Peterson, master, and the Esse, Sanders, master,
both from Archangel, with cargoes of tar, mats, &c.,
have been seized in the harbour of Leith by Mr. Mit.
chell, tide surveyor, and their detention has been con
firmed since by the Board of Admiralty. Nothing has
yet been done with the other vessels seized in Leith.—
Scotsman.
ARRIVALS Of GOLD.—The arrivals of gold yesterday
have amounted to 405,0001.—namely, 210,0001. by the
Red Jacket from Australia, and 195,0001. by the Arabia
from New York. The Thomas Hughes is also reported
from Australia, but is believed to have no gold on
freight.
PORTUGAL.—The advices from Portugal by the snail
just arrived are very unfavourable, both as regards the
wine districts and the general position of commercial
affairs. At Lisbon numerous failures had occurred, in-
cluding seine of the French houses established there, as
well as several native firms.
NEW YORK.— Tho mercantile intelligence from New
York this week describes inactivity and heaviness in the
stock market. Among recent failures had been that of
J. F. Morse and Co., of Boston, importers of dry goods.
FIRAres.—SINGAPORE, Aug. 25.—From advices just
received, it is ascertained that the pirates aro collecting
in force at Pulo Tiga, not far from Labuan. A
Malay trader, which left Labuan a few days before
the Bth of August for a trading voyage up the coast,
reports that she fell in, near Pule Tiga, with a fleet of
23 boats, by which she had been chased. The o immu•
nications along the coast from Labuan have been almost
entirely stopped by them for above two months. The
A. L. Johnston, Shepherd, from Melbourne to Macassar,
grounded on a reef in Torres Straits, on the 14th of
July, and was set on fire on the 21st to prevent her fall-
ing into the hands of the savages of Jervis and Mill-
grave's Island; crew saved by the Port Wallaoe, Martin,
from Melbourne, arrived at this port ; which vessel was
on shore on a reef in Torres Straits, at the same time
as the-A. L. Johnston, but got off, leaky, after throwing
ballast ()Tabard and starting several water cub.