The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, June 15.—Wind this day at Noon, E.; light
airs, and dull hazy weather, with drizzling rain.—The
Australian (s), from the Colonies, arrived at St. Vincent
on the Ist inst.

PLYMOUTH, June 14.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Lucy
and Elizabeth. from Matan7mg ; Coquet. Valencia.
COWES, June 14. —Wind, W .S.W. Arrived—Reindeer,
from Havannah ; Actif, do., and sailed for Frederickehall.
OFF THE ISLE OF WlGHT.—Stebonheath, from Port
Philip, with 30,000 ounces of gold dust.
PORTSMOUTH, June 14.—Wind, W. Arrived—Jorde•
son, from Girgcnti, having been blown past Falmouth.
Sailed—Freia, for Havannah. Off Port—Margaret Evans,
from New York.

June 15.—(Per Elec. Tel.)—The Myrmidon (e), from
Africa, has arrived with the crow of the Fanny, of Sun-
derland, burnt off Madeira.
FALMOUTH, June 14.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Cora-
ponoza, from Rio Janeiro ; Bell Rock, Matanzas ; Gipsy
Queen, Alexandria; Argo, Kertch. Off Port—Governor
Brown, Havannah.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 14.—Arrived—Great Western (s),
Brazils, left Buenos Ayres May 2, Monte Video 3, Rio
Janeiro -16, Bahia 20, Pernambuco 23, St. Vincent (Cape
de Verds) June 1, Teneriffe 6, Madeira 7, and Lisbon 10 ;
La Plata (s), St. Thomas, left June 1, $BOO,OOO on freight.
OFF DARTMOUTH, June 14.—Arrived—Dalhousie, Cal-
cutta.

GLOUCESTER, Juno 13.—Arrived—Loano, from New
York ; Amalie, Bilboa.
SUNDERLAND, June 14.—Wind, W. Sailed—Henriette,
Singai.ore ; Durus, Mariner, Quebeo.
CARDIFF, June 14.—Wind, W.N.W. Sailed—Soak',
Hong Kong ; Rival and Free Trade, Monte Video ; Loon.
tine, Malta ; Rosevear, Barcelona ; Minerva and Gordon
Ribbon, Gibraltar.
Sw.s.usEA, June 14.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—Petrel,
Clotebilde, Garucha. Sailed—Solidor, Ceylon ; Sunbeam,
Cuba.

Conk, June 13.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Ospray, Bar-
badoes. Sailed—Chateaubriand, Quebec.
QUEENSTOWN, June 13.- - Wind, S.W. Arrived—Midas,
Callao; Evelyn, Havana, and sailed for Greenock; Dart-
mouth, Mazagan ; Rapid, Odessa; Peter Faulks, Anne,
Elizabeth Morrison, Galatz ; Francesca and Lucea, Theo-
dosia. ; Nuovo Manda, Leghorn. Off port.—Arrived—
Milton, Havana, and sailed for Bristol.
STOCKHOLM, June 6.—By advices from Faro (Gothland),
it is reported that the Norwegian schooner Joaano Maria,
of Stavanger, from Rigs, had been captured by the Eng-
lish ships of war, and arrived at that port, 28th May. The
Dutch kuff Alida, also from Riga, and bound to Holland,
arrived there on the 29th May.
BARBADOES, May 27.—The Hanoverian barque Har-
burg, from Santas to Hamburg, with 5,200 bags coffee, put
in here, 20th May, leaky, making 16 inches water per hour.
HUNA, N. 8., May 12.—The Elizabeth, of Montrose,
from Alloa to Oban, with coals, struck on the Skerry of
Stroma, Pentland Frith, yesterday, and remains, full of
water, considerably damaged, with her keel broken, and
likely to become a wreck.
ST. ABES, June 7.—The Swedish schooner Triton, from
Seville to Falmouth, put in here very leaky, with loss of
boats, &c., and will probably have to discharge.
ST. MICHAEL'S, May 21.—The Lumley, of and from
Liverpool to Richibucto, got under weigh May 19, with a
steady breeze at E.S.E., and fine weather, but canted in
shore, subsequently parted her anchor, struck on Delgada
Poir filled, and became a total wreck, and was sold the
following day.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 10.30 ans.
Wind, N. ; light and dull.
Arrived—Mary Spencer, from Canton • Saxon. Deme-
rara ; Frances, Antigua ; Express, Foland, and Henry
Grinnell, New Orleans • Sea King, Baltimore ; Ebe,
Odessa ; Jenny, Alexandria ; Dwinsea, Rivadeo ; Joy
Fermin, Santander; Saracen, Bonny; and Arno (s), from
Marseilles.
Sailed—Saratoga and Sardinia, for New York; Regulus,
Maranham ; Langdale, Hong Kong ; Clermont, Minh,
Defence, Melbourne; Louise, Montreal; Congress, Q
bec ; Neptune, Havannah ; Harry, Sicily ; Sorinauth
Bombay.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Thursday, 10.34 a.m.
S.S.E.; tide, 53/4 hours' ebb • raining.
Arrived, June 14—John Dougldalo, from Canton ;
Maria, Barbadoes.
Arrived, 15—Royal Saxon, from Shanghai ;
shire, Launceston ; E. H. Jarrington, Boston ; American
Congress, New York ; Waterloo, Sydney ; Gothenborg
(s), Gothenborg ; Baron Osy (s), Antwerp ; Rainbow OIL
Rotterdam ; Soho (a), Havre.
Sailed, 14th—Scarwarton, for Caen ; Adolphe, Seville;
Bristol Belle, Boston ; Wm. Jolliffe (s), Calais ; Ocean
(s), Havre.
DEAL, Thursday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind, S.E., light, and hazy.
11 for London ; Her
'Genoa—a
Passed—Benjamin Elkin, from Port Fairy;
Dryden, Colombo ; Ala Ton,Thomas
Majesty's steamer Medina, from river, for westward;
Frederick,
London
Q uerit'n for Madras
Fredes
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Loudon for Oporto. No. gt) transport, from Lou.
Anchored—Camperclown,
don for Malta.
Sailed—Hoop V.
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MECHANICS' INSTITUTION, SOUTHAMPTON.
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Mrs. Blewitt, of the London concerts, and Mr. J. T
Sutton, the celebrated banjoist and siffleur, gave a select
drawing-room entertainment, for the benefit of Mr.
Thomas Eve, a compositor, who has been latouring
under severe illness for a lengthened period. The prin•
cipal features of the programme—a rather lengthy ones
were the singing of Mrs. Blewitt and Mr. J. T. Sutton,
whose efforts drew down the unanimous applause of the
audience,•as did also the exertions of Mr. G. Palmer,
Mr. Henry Thomas, and Mr. Norris. Mr. Pringle re-
cited an original descriptive poem (written by Mr. W.
Dorrington) called "War," peculiarly applicable to
passing events, which met with a very hearty reception.
from the audience. The house was well filled, and will,
we trust, achieve the object for which the benefit was
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