The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DIY.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.—Wind this day at Noon, S.W.,
and fine weather.
MARGATE, Sept. 14.—Wind, S. W. Arrived—Charlotte,
from New Brunswick.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 14.—Wind, S.S.W. to N.W. As.
rived--H.M.S. Polyphemus, from the Coast of Africa;
Gothen, Cagliari, for Gottenberg, short of provisions ;
San Francisco, rom Newcastle, for Naples ; Rodney,
Sydney, N.S,W. Sailed—H.M.S. Black Eagle, for the
westward.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 14.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived--
Jenny, from Monte Video • Adventure, Cadiz ; Princess
Royal, Corunna ; Neptune, with loss of rigging an&
sails.
FALMOUTH, Sept.l4.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Octavia,
from Rio Janeiro ; Frederick Grosse, Trinidad de Cuba ;
Jesus, Havannah ; Louisa Henrietta, Alexandria ; 43atohe-
lor, Quebec, for Truro ; Mercury, Pernambuco ; liar-
monie, Galatz ; John and Eleanor, Constantinople;
Franklin, Marseilles ; Sophia, Alexandria.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 11.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived--
Ipswich, from Buenos Ayres.
BRISTOL, Sept. 14.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Florence,
from the Cast of Africa; Horn, St. Vincent; Excel, New
Yolk ; Glaneuse, Terra Nova.
GLOUCESTER, Sept. 14.—Arrived—Pius IX., from St.
Andrew's, N. B.
SWANSEA, Sept.l4.—Arrived—Charles, from Coquimbo.
SUNDERLAND, Sept. 14.—Wind, S.W. Arrived —Blue
Arose, from Rouen; Success, Havre. Off Port—General
Chasse, from Savannah. Put hack—Belsey Castle, with
mainmast sprung in a squall.
COWES, Sept. 14.—Wind, S.W. .Arrived—Alida,
Maria, and Adele, from Callao ; Maos, do.
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SHIELDS, Sept. 14. —Wind, SO, Arrived—Daring,
from Malta ; Emerald, Nestor;• Ltielaide, and Ann
Louisa, Havre. Sailed—Ulysses, for Palermo.
NEWHAVEN, Sept. 14.—The Lieut. Pellot, Smith, from
Sierra Leone to London, drove on shore; after two hours
was assisted off, and proceeded.
LEITH, Sept. 13.—Wind, W. Arrived—Best Bower,
from Hamburgh. Sailed—Corrido, for Rio Janeiro.

PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 S.M.

Wind, W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived—Champion and Hornby, from Barbados ; Baal-
bee (s. s.), Constantinople ; Sophia, Alexandria ; La For-
tuna, Marseilles; Matilda, Antwerp; Frances, Bahia ;
Camilla, Demerara ; John Martin, Antigua ; Pamphylia,
St. John's. N.B. ; Barlington, Quebec; Kate, Girgenti.
Off the Port--Anne Hindoo.
Sailed—Salacia, for Quebec ; Amelia, Shippegan, N.B. ;
Elizabeth, Africa; Edinburgh, Bay Chaleur ; Pelioa n
Boml- ay ; Wallace, Miramichi ; Eva, New Oaleana ; Stre
Rajah Rajaswaree, Jamaica ; Florist, Demerara.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.53 a.m.
Wind, W.S.W. ; tide, 2A hours' cbb ; fine.
Arrived--Nautilus, from Trieste ; Philip Laing, Gibra
tar ; Oldenberg, Porto Rico ; Noticiosi, Havanna h ;
Magnet (s), Amsterdam ; Harlingen (a), Harlibgen
Rhine (a), Antwerp; John Bull (s), Hamburgh.
Sailed—Earl of Chester, for Hobart Town; City of
Paris, Boulogne

DEAL, 1.1 i Jay, 9.45 a.m.
Wind, W. by N.; light, and fine.
Passed—Hampshire, from Madras, for London ; Canada,
Jamaica, for London.
Sailed—Her Majesty's ship Algiers, for westward ; John
Bunyan, for the River ; Eliza, for Barbadoes ; Sandford.
for Demerara.

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THE CREDENCE AT ST. SIDWELLS.---Some few weeks
since we noticed that a letter signed " A Communicant
at Sidwell'e" appeared in a London newspaper, insi
nuating that the opposition to Mr. Galton s credence
was but a hubbub created by a few radicals and " Evan-
gelicals," and that the city generally took no interest in
the matter. We call the attention of the " Communi-
cant of St. Sidwells" to the list of subscribers in our ad-
vertising columns, for defraying the expenses incurred
and a goodlyor
linaabp),
yi ht
saseoules phalanx by the Protestant churchwarden, Mr. Palk, in this
credence litigation, which shows the city represented by
its senior member of Parliament, by the right worshipful
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the mayor, the high sheriff, several magistrates, a total
of thirty churchwardens from every parish in Exeter,
county
blmDcaouner contributes
Flying Post.

LAIINCH AT DUMBARTON,—Yesterday a screw steamer,
of 450 tons, was launched from the building yard of
Messrs. Denny and Rankin, Dumbarton. She wan named
the Proserpine, is commanded by Captain Joseph Potts,
and is the property of Messrs.
latp.e oanfdtGhe ship Trojan,
Greenock,
meta,
LEITH DOOKEL—The Leith Dock Commission met on
Monday ; Mr. Law in the chair. After some conversa-
tion on the subject of a new graving dock, it was agreed
to place the vacant iece of round at the head of the
Victoria Dock at the disposal of Mr. Randall, their en-
gineer,l for the purposeof being converted into
memorialagri
dock, if he should approve of the proposal.
from the herrin curers of Leith, praying for a draw.
back of 10 per ceng-t. of the dues charged
respect of the fish undergoing
a new
north, which re-
te proms
Leith after they were received fromon their fish, firisnhg, is
duoel their bulk 10 per
finance committee to reportirows, NEST.—Mr. James
ISOMETHING LIES
ABawtry, Yorkshire, lately took
cent., was remitted to the
Thompson, grocer,
ofh on, on opening the lid, a gardea
out of a treacle
spade three times filled wasps. The barrel was left
unopened duringthole left uncorked at the top.
crept in at a small y
__ whole summer, and the wasps had
CANINE Fru PuhnecweA
remarkable instance of canine
who met his death some time in the
An unfortun LmsihTano:wn at Sandymount on Friday last.
previous night d gswhile bathing in a state of intoxication,
the strand in the morning, guarded
wasdogs—the one a bull-and-terrior, sitting on his
by two d
the other of the terrior breed, sitting on the
clothes, an
attachment
body of the deceased. It was with great difficulty the
bull-and-terrier dog could be removed from the clothes ;
umnedn tn a
was
on
but the other, a still more affectionate animal, could not
by any force be made to leave his master's body ; and it
was only by a person keeping him at bay with a whip
that the medical gentleman was enabled to make his
examination of the body.
THE DEVON AND EXETER TRAINING COLLEGE.—The
committee of the Devon and Exeter Training Institution,
having secured the services of Lord J. Russell, the Lord
President of the Council, and upwards of 100 rogue
gentlemen, and clergymen as stewards on the occasion
of the opening of the institution, have determined to
celebrate the occasion with great War. The day ori-
ginally fixed was the 17th of October,but it has since
been altered to the lfitb, in consequence of the coait47
sessions being held on the former day.