The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-13 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, July 13.—Wind this day at Noon. Westerly ;
light airs and hazy, but inclining to be fine warm weather.
PORTSMOUTH, July 12.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—
Diana, from Callao ; George Turner, Havannah. Sailed—
Her Majesty's steamer Rhadamanthus, for Woolwich.
FALMOUTH, July 12.—Wind, N. Arrived—lnsuperable,
from Venice ; Surprise, Marseilles.
SOITHAMPTON, July 12.—Sailed—Emigrant, for Ade-
laide, S.A. ; Mindells (port frigate), Li-bon.—The David
Hoadley, from Antwerp to Nw York, has put in here
leaky, and will land her cargo for repairs.
BRIDLINGTON, July 12.—Wind, N.E.
wich, from Aarhuus, for Portsmouth, leaky, and with
putns choked.

OFF PENZANCE, July I.l.—Arrived—Burrells, from Gir-
genti, and sailed for Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, July 11.—Arrived—Elizabeth Thomson,
from Alexandia ; Boyn^, Memel.
BRISTOL, July 12.—Wind, N. W. Arrived—James Grey,
from Havannala ; Mary, Cadiz.
CARDIFF, July 12.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—Febo,
from Goa ; Buen Guiseppe, do.; Antoinette, do. Sailed
—Ellen, for Monte Video; Juliette, Cape de Verds.
OFF DOVER, July 12.—Atalanta, from Stockholm,
for the westward ; Tetti, Genoa, for Newcastle ; Egham,
Cadiz.

SWANSEA, July 11.—Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Alfred,
for Faval.

NEWPORT, July 12.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Thalia,
from St. Maio ; Glanense, Cherbourg, both for St.
Thomas ; Brilliant, London, to load for New York ;
Lucy, ti Brisl to load f St. Thomas ; Selkar, onstan-
nople ; Tom Roberts,or Plymouth, to load for Genoa.
Sailed—Sailor, for City Point ; Ocean Queen, New York;
Jenny Lind, do. ; Florence Dombey, do. ; Bonne Mere,
Malaga; Bombay New York; Wanderer, St. Thomas;
Trinidad, do.

(By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 10.34 a.m.
Wind N.N.W., and cloudy.
Arrived.—Willing, from Akyab ; Ripple, Lisbon ; Gamy-
Mede, Stubbekiobing ; Union, Malta ; Mathilde, Nykio-
bing ; Hercules, Callenburg; Cromarty, Nieustadt.

(By SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
ND, Thursd, 10.53
Wind W.N.W. ; tideGRAVESE
flood ; cloudy and ayvariable. A.M.
Arrived, 12th.—Hern,n, from Konigsberg; Grace,
Danzig; Flying Fish, Jersey ; Prospero, Tarragona ;
Lucy, Hamburg; Chenahus, Rio Janeiro; St. Michael,
St. Kitts ; Agnes, Jamaica ; Ocean Child, Marstrand ;
Robthorpe, Drontheim ; Providentia, Randers ; Augustus,
Danzig ; Ann Fawcett, Antwerp ; Johanna, Konigsberg ;
Cuprinia Maria, Stettin ; Speedwell, Seville ; Emily,
Intrepido, from the Coast of Africa ; Stanton, Got-
tenborg ; William Canynge, Zante ; Four Sisters, Stock-
holm ; Arecina, Memel ; Fior Broedore, Faaborg ; Jo-
hanna, Jarmen ; Conconlia (s) Rotterdam; Baron Osy,
Antwerp ; Soho, Havre.
Sailed, 12th.—Stadt Dorbrecht, fur Dort ; Lucy, Malta ;
Mary and , Emily, Montreal ; Pilgrim, New York, via
Newcastle ; William Jolliffe (steamer), Calais ; Ocean,
Havre.

EAL,
Wind N.N.W , light, andD
cloudy. Thursday, 10.20 a.m.
Passed—Veloz, from London, for Malaga ; John Wil-
liams, from London, for G4rdiff ; Eena, from London, for
Sydney; Governor Brown, from Newcastle, for N.,w
York.
Sailed—Emelyn, for Mauritius.

THE LOST PRIZE.—HAMBURGH, July B.—The cargo
of the Russian ship Cesarewitsch has been already dis-
charged, consisting of tea and silk, valued at about
1,000,000 Russian dollars, or 150,0001. The whole, it
has been intimated, will be forwarded overland to St.
Petersburg. The crew of this ship have been likewise
sent away to their homes via Copenhagen and Sweden
into Finland, and four Hamburgh police-officers accom-
panied them the day before yesterday as far as Lubeck.
The master of the Cesarewitsch belongs to this place,
which accounts in some degree for the clever way in
which he managed to avoid the Channel and pass our
cruisers into the Elbe, having a thorough knowledge of
the navigation.
The Dirego, which sailed from the Mersey on Thurs-
day last, with' 420 Government emigrants on board, re-
turned to Liverpool on Monday, several deaths having
occurred, and about 100 passengers suffering from
diarrhoea. The vessel, it appears, had reached Queens-
town, when the disease 13?caine so alarming that it was
deemed prudent to return to port. A number of the
sick have, it is stated, been placed in the Government
emigration depot at Birkenhead.
THE WEATHER.—Appearances for the last day or two
would seem to indicate that we may calculate on more
settled weather than has been recently experienced.
Since Saturday no rain has fallen, and though there has
been an absence of summer heat, the crops cannot but
have benefited, by the change.—Edinburgh Advertiser.
PRICE OF BREAD.—The bakers of Edinburgh have
intimated that the four-pound loaf will be sold at 91d.,
ready money, or if paid within a month ; and 10d. credit.
The Montrose and Arbroath bakers are selling the four-
pound loaf at 74d•—Edinburgh. Advertiser.
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