The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

ligl43_htlybrGeel%,Nwoivth. f 207.—Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ;
YORTSMOIITII -
Whitwell, from,Nov. 26.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—George
having been in othenburg, for Port Philip, with damage,
off Dungeness.contacta with a schooner, on the 24th inst.,
Black Sea ; Robert Sailed—H.M.S. Royal Albert, for the
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov."((transport, 109), do.
(s),_ for Constantinople ; ishibr,Wind, E. Sailed—Tamar
COWES, Nov. 26.—wind, (s), Toulon.
from Hamburgh. ' E.N.E. Arrived—Africa,
POOLS, Nov. 25.—Wind, N.B.
Arrived—Findon, from
Quebec.
LYNN Nov.2s.—Wind, E.N.E .
Alexand ,ria ; Oracle, Hamburgh.. A
rrived—Blyth, from
GRIMEO3I7, Nov. 26.—Arrived—John, froth
• Ocean, do. ; Nathan, Umea ; Maria, Shields,Quebec ;
tinople, very leaky, and with part of cargo , for Constan-
board. thrown over.
board.
Nov. 24.—Arrived—Thomas and James,
from Quebec ; Thomas and Joseph, Alexandria.
BRISTOL, Nov. 24. —Wind, E. Sailed—Lady Soymour,
for Akyab ; Swan, Callao ; Venus, Demerara.
NEWPORT, Nov. 25.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Eleanora,
from St. Stephen's ; Heporus, Bidefohl, for Cuba ; Sarab.
Emma, Quebec. Sailed—Cape Bruge, for Callao ; Olive,
Fernando ; Rambler, Venice.
SWANSEA, Nov. 25.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—Zo.
genolyt, from Marseilles, Sailed—Theodore, for Coquimbo;
Naomi, Rio Janeiro; Henrietta, Cuba; Sophia Margaret,
Madeira.

TO THE EDITOR OF TrIE UORNING POST.
Sir,—One of your conten-iporaries, in his correspon-
dence from Paris, in speaking of H. I. H. Prince Napo-
leon, thinks fit to discus`.l repeatedly the motives of H.I.
Highness's return to Constantinople. The Times' cor-
respondent insists particularly on this point, that the
Imperial Prince riught not to have left the came at a
moment when the storming of Sebastopol is about to
take place.
Without entering into a polemic, may I beg of you to
lay before tho,"nglish public, which so very justly ap-
Preciates the exactitude of your informations that H.I. H.,
whoa suffered for several days previous from the most
Painful disease, was the whole of the day, on
the sth, on horseback, and in the middle of the
hottest struggle. Returned to the camp, the Prince, in
consequence of the great hardships he had to undergo,
got worse and worse. A consultation of several physi-
cians took place, who decided unanimously that the
Prince ought to quit instanter a spot where the epidemic
influence still prevails, although in a less degree.
Prince Napoleon for several days would not listen to
this resolution, and remained at his post for two days
after, growing every hour weaker and weaker. At
last General Canrobert came and announced to him
that, in a council of war that the
insisted
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, it had just been decided upon
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diately the advice of his physicians, adding that omt bi 2 1 eeiArl
there
would be sufficient time for the t.,
Prince to recover, and
division,thestout',limer: till now he had
to be at the head of his
so bravely fought, when
, thy, g
Prince
left the
(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.
at Constantinople on the
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.7 a.m.
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Arrived, Nov. 25.—Champion, from Tonning.
I am happy to add that the Prince's health is so much
DEAL, Monday, 9.40 a.m.
Wind, calm, with a dense fog. improved by this change, that at the very i A part of a wrecked vessel was observed on the Goodwin
' '''`l Y• 'L°l'll`i 1-',-1-12i,..;-- Nothing t'ak t 6/. ic4 ]tun''''''a
"'lino,: p0,,,,0iy in.ty iid .'i; nob; 3., f:4 1113 wood on ihm,
respecting ;o'er or nor crew.
glorious field of honour where his uncle and his father
SailedOolessa, Frey, and Comment August—all for
have for ever illustrated the name of Bonaparte.--Ac-
Thethe river.
new floating obelisk beacen, near the South Sand , , ;. &c.
Read of Goodwin, has capsized, 1 Parisi Nov. 23.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 11 a.m.
Wind, S.S.E. ; moderate and damp.
Arrived—Euphrates (s s), from Gibraltar ; Arno (s),
Santander; Andes, St. Domingo.
Sailed—Lon( Maidstone, for Mobile; Simon Hardy, for
Barbadoes ; Marian and Bertha, Memel.

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