The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING( INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 2.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Triumph, from Trieste and
Venice ; Robert Newton, St. Kitt's ; Albemarle, Colombo
and Cochin ; Menam, Shanghai ; Cicero, Kertch ; Cupid,
Mauritius ; Thomas Harrison, Victoria ; Nuevo Fortuna,
Naples; Elinor, St. Croix; Aracia, Odessa; Henrietta,
Oporto ; Hero, Sines ; San Bruno, Cuba ; California,
Myteline ; Competitor, Mauritius ; Doro, Oporto ; San-
ders, Samsoun and Malta ; Walter, Foo-Chow-Foo ; Agnes
Smith, Messina; Ellen, Figuera ; Caroline, Oporto; Louisa
Kelham, Charleston ; Sarah, Palermo ; Catherine, Leg-
horn; Dove, Gala tz ; Parland, Penang; Potentate, Laun-
ceston ; Clio, Algiers ; Voyageur, Mauritius; Welcome,
Rouen ; Brandenburg, Rostock ; Tipula, Enos; Heather-
bell, Kertch ; Ocean, Nantes ; Emelia, do. ; Queely Sheel,
Grenada ; San Aubin, Seville ; Martha, do. ; Calabar,
Calcutta ; Anna Maria, Santander ; Tres Amites, Porto
Rico; Findan, Belize ; Joshua, Melbourne ; Mercure,
Honduras ; Eger, Marseilles ; Brazenza, Iquique : Glance,
Mogadore ; Gem, Charente ; Elizabeth, Sheerness; Hero,
Lisbon ; Idas, Denia ; Siren, Odessa ; Elbe, do. ; Cam-
byses, do.

'ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Arena, for
Jamaica ; Minie, Kiel ; Woodstock, Jamaica ; Jupiter,
Gothenburg ; Competitor, Melbourne ; Gezina, Elsinore
and Memel ; Mystery, Bombay ; Crusader, Rio Janeiro ;
Laurine Mathilde, Copenhagen.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Chas. Fer-
dinand, for Altona, • Alma, Christiania, Dram, and Moss ;
Eliz. Taylor, Barb:does ; Arab, Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres ; Aurora, Jamaica ; Vriendshap, Port Philip; Ge-
zina, Adelaide ; Esperance, do. • Elizabeth, Dunkirk ;
Nymph, Cephalonia, Zante, and Patras; Alfred and Edwin,
Amsterdam.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 2.
The wreck of a large ship, with part of a stern frame out
of the water, and stump of foremast standing, was passed
March 12, in lat. 2 N., long. 22 W.
The wreck of a brig, painted black, with a white streak,
and inside painted green, was passed April 22, lat. 51 N.,
long. 10 W.

A. great many logs of mahogany, marked " P," and
painted white on the end, were passed in lat. 45, long. 36,
by the Capitol.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Marchioness of Queensberry, from Savannah to Hull,
April 3.
The Hamlet, from Liverpool to Boston, April 11, in lat.
51 N., long. 22 W.
The Commerce, from Paraiba to Liverpool, April 16,
lat. 55 N., long. 17 W.
The Actaeon, April 23, in lat. 50 N., long. 14 W.
The Lady Elgin (supposed), from Mobile to London,
April 8, in lat. 46 N., long. 25 W.
The Nyverheid, from Liverpool to Hobart Town, March
1, in lat. 2 N., long. 26 W.
The Fingari, from London to Melbourne, March 7.
The Pasha, from Hobart Town to London, April 25,
in lat. 50 N.

The Blanch (English ship), bound N.W., March 21, in
lat. 42 N. long. 25 W.
The Alexandria (ship), from Liverpool to Baltimore,
with loss of bulwarks, sails, &c., April 4, in lat. 37 N.,
long. 48 W.
The Utde Peret, bound to Mauritius, March 7, in lat.
36 N., long. 40 W.
The Waparino, from Callao to Cork, Feb. 16.
The Old Dominion, from New Orleans to Liverpool,
April 9, in lat. 38 N., long. 69 W.
The Cordelia (American ship), from Liverpool, April 6,
in lat. 43 N., long. 49 W.
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The Surf, from New York to Melbourne, 28th, in lat. 6
N., long. 33 W. _ _

A clipper ship, showing red flag, with black star, steering
S.S.W., Feb. 27, in lat. 29 S., long. 51 E.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PRIZES.

The annual distribution of prizes to the students of
medicine attending the London University took place
on Saturday forenoon, in the Institution, in Gower-
street. The Duke of Argyll presided on the occasion,
and the ceremony was witnessed by-a considerable num-
ber of the students and their friends, including a fair
sprinkling of ladies. Sir Roderick Murchison, the Right
Hon. Mr. Strutt, and other influential gentlemen were
also present.

The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine commenced the
proceedings by reading the report of the professors for
the past year. It stated that the number of students
attending the medical classes last session was 175, of
whom 55 commenced their studies within the year. The
number of new students in the preceding session was 47.
The distribution of prizes was then proceeded with,
and was watched with lively interest, especially by the
fair portion of the assembly. Loud cheers followed the
announcement of the name of each successful competitor ;
and when a student happened to be called up more than
once to receive prizes in more than different classes, as
was the case in several instances, the cheering swelled
into a perfect shout of triumph and congratulation.
We subjoin a list of the prizes :
For General Proficiency (401.), Frederick Wm. Sayer, of
Newport, Isle of Wight.
Anatomy and Physiology (Professor Sharpey,
Gold modal, J. D. Scurrah, of Padihatn, Lancashire ; Ist
silver medal, E. J. Hayward, of London ; 2d, J. Fawcus,
of North Shields.

Botany (Professor Lindley, Ph. D.)—Gold medal, A. 0.
Black, of London ; silver, J. G. Blake,. of Taunton.
Anatomy (Professor Ellis)—Gold medal, H. Maudsley,
of Settle, Yorkshire; Ist silver medal, J. G. Blake; 2d,
W. H. Colvill, of Forfarshire ; junior class, silver medal
E. J. Hayward.
Pathological Anatomy (Professor Jenner, M.D.)—Gold
medal, F. G. Clarkson, of Whitby.
Chemistry (Professor Graham)—Gold medal, H. Mauds-
' ley ; Ist silver, J. G. Blake ; 2d, N. S. Joseph, of London.
Birkbeck Laboratory Students; Gold medal, G. C. Foster,
of Sabden, Lancashire ; Ist silver, E. It. Cook, of London;
2d, F. Norton of East Dulwich.
Midwifery (Professor Murphy, M.D.)—Gold medal, F.
G. Clarkson ; silver, eq., S. Nesfield, of Whitby, and H.
Edwards of Bangor.
Comparative Anatomy (Professor Grant, M.D.)—Gold
medal, E. Andrew, of St. Austell, Cornwall.
Materia Medics, (Professor Garrod, M.D.)—Gold medal,
W. P. Jones, of Bala; Ist silver, J. D. Scurrah; 2d, J.
Fawcus.
Surgery (Professor Erichsen)—Gold medal, F. G. Clark-
son; Ist silver, S. Nesield ; 2d, J. D. Scurrah.
Medicine (rofessor Walsh°, M.D.)—Gold medal, S.
Nesfield ; Ist silver, F. G. Clarkson ; 2d, J. Fawcus.
Fellowes Clinical Medals. (Professor Parkes, M.D.)—
Gold, J. Footman, of Ipswich; silver, H. Edwards. Sum-
mer term : Gold medals, G. Buchanan, and F. W. Sayer.
Liston Clinical Medal (Professor Quain)—Gold (1852-53),
Joseph S. Garages, of London.

A BAD DEBT.—The balance due to this country on
account of the Greek Loan, guaranteed by it, has now
reached 472,5181. The sum which we have to pay, and
are still yaying, is 47,000 a year. The last sum received
by us from the Greek Government, in repayment of our
advances, was, as long ago as 1848, and the amount
was only 7,7401.