The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-01 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, May 1.--Wind this day at Noon, Westerly ;
light breeze, and dull, cloudy weather. The Mercury has
fallen considerably, and is now at 29 (Rain).
PORTSMOUTH, April 30.—Wind, W.S.W., blowing hard.
Arrived—Helen, from Maulniein ; Ariadne, Dantzic. Off
Port—Katherine P. Forbes, from Singapore ; Wellington,
Portland Bay.—The Agenoria, No. 18, pilot-boat, of this
port, landed here yesterday the captain, mate, carpenter,
and three seamen, part of the crew of the Bremen ship
Favourite, from Bremen for Baltimore, with emigrants
(186 in number), which had been in contact yesterday with
the American barque Hesper, of Newbury Port, from
Charleston for Antwerp, the Start bearing N.E. about 14
miles ; the Favourite, it is supposed, shortly after sunk.
The Hesper proceeded in charge of a pilot, with bows
stove, cutwater carried away, and with loss of jibboom
and foretop-gallantmast.—The Fyra Broder, from Hyeres,
for Nystad, laden with salt, was captured, April 27, 15
miles S.W. of Hastings, by H.M.'s revenue steamer Active,
and was brought in hero yesterday, and then proceeded to
the Eastward.

DOVER, April 30.—Wind, S.W. to W. Arrived—En-
deavour, from Oran, with loss of anchor and chain, and
sailed for London ; Nicolaus, Jamaica, with damage, hav-
ing been in contact ; Garland, Newcastle, for Constan-
tinople, with damage, having been in contact. —The
Johannes (Russian schooner), from Cadiz to Elsinore, with
salt, was brought in hero yesterday in prize to Lion,
C.H.C.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 29.—The Commerce, of London,
laden with coals, was fallen in with 24th April, in lat. 44
N. long. 34 W. abandoned, but with her hull in good
order, and making no water, by the Atralto (s.), arrived
here.

Tuunso, April 27.—The Ariadne (schooner), from Nor-
way, 1.M., is on shore on the rocks below Penreglaudhouse,
having parted her anchors and chains ; cargo expected to
be saved.
MARGATE, April 30. - A Russian galliot lying at anchor
near the Tenge Lighthouse, has been taken in by a French
frigate and a sloop, and have proceeded up the Princes
Channel with her.

PERNAMBIICO, April 6.—The Spirit of the Times sailed
hence 4th April, in ballast, bound to Paraiba, but missed
stays and went on shore on the reef near the lighthouse ;
was subsequently assisted off and into port, making 22
inches of water per hour.
ROTTERDAM, April 24.—The Whitby, from Newcastle,
with loss of mainmast and foretopmast, has been assisted
into Goeree by the Glen Albyn (s.) The Noord, from Ba-
tavia to this port, was lost on the Banyard yesterday after-
noon ; crew saved.
SCARBOROUGH, April2B.—The Comet (sloop), of Whitby,
with stone, being in a leaky state, was run ashore in Foley
Bay, and has since become a wreck; crew saved by the
life-boat.

HARWICH, April 30. The Good Intent (sloop), of Hull,
from Newcastle to London, with a cargo of bricks and
glass, sank off Cromer on the 28th April ; crew picked up
in a boat by the Active (smack), of London, and landed
here.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived—Ann, from Maranham ; Eton, Alexandria
Colon, Melchiere, and Adolphus, from dessa ; City of
Manchester (s), Philadelphia.
Off Port—Charlotte of Derby, Chesterholme, Christina,
Liverpool, Wiltonwood, Jane, and Rolina, all inward
bound.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPIL)
DEAL, Monday, 10.10 a.m.
Wind W.S.W. fresh, with thick rain.
Passed—Caractacus,' from Penang ; Flora WDonald,
Callao—both for London.

THE LATE MARQUE.; OF ANGLESEY.-By the demise
of the Marquis of Anglesey there becomes vacant the
command of Cowes Castle, which will not be filled up ;
the lord lieutenancy of Staffordshire, the colonelcy of
the Oxford Blues, the lord lieutenancy of Anglesey, the
office of constable of Carnarvon Castle, and the Ranger.
ship of Snowdon Forest. The Premier has, in addition
to these prizes, a blue ribbon to give away. There are
now on the roll of the British army but two field-
marshals—viz., his Royal Highness Prince Albert and
the King of the Belgians.
LONDON HOMCSPATIiIC HOSPITAL.—In consequence
of the lamented death of Field Marshal the Marquis of
A nglesey, the president of the hospital, the conversa•
zione fixed for to-morrow:, May 2, is postponed until
further notice, and the tickets already issued will be
then available.