The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, June 29.—Wind this day at Noon, W.N.W.
cloudy.

PoitTsmouTH, June 28.—Wind, W.S.W. to S.S.E.
Sailed—Robert Passenger, for Port Philip ; Charlemagne,
Jamaica ; her Majesty's steamer Vulcan, Mediterranean.
Arrived—Earl of Hardwick, from India ; Prince of Wales,
Calcutta.

TORBAY, June 27.—Arrived—Ebenezer, from London,
for Port Philip ; Merlin, do., for Azores.
DARTMOUTH, June '/B.—Wind, S. Arrived—Sylph,
from Girgenti.

OFF HASTINGS, June 28.—Queen, from Calcutta.
COWES, June 28.—. Wind, S.W. Arrived—Joan, from
Callao ; Zeevaart, Rotterdam, for Buenos Ayres, with
loss of main-topsail-yard.
FALMOUTH, June 28. —Wind, S.S.W. Arrived—Amelia,
from Havannah • Waltham, do. ; Roman Empress, do. ;
San Jose, Christiansand, for Barcelona ; Augusta, New-
castle, for Malta ; Albert, Mauritius Kossuth, Havan-
nah ; Begona, do. ; Teneriffe, Alexandria.
BRISTOL, June 28.—Arrived—Jane, from Patras.
Sailed—Lord Hardinge, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Artenas, Newfoundland. Pat back—lna, Melbourne, and
would go into dock.
PADSTOW, June 27.—Arrived—Rosa, from --, for
London, with pumps choked.
DUNDEE, June 26.—Arrived—Diana, from Alton* ;
Bertha, Copenhagen. Sailed—Mary and Rose, for Mel-
bourne.

JERSEY, June 27.—Wind, W. Arrived—Lady Falk-
land, from Bremen. Sailed—Swallow, for Melbourne ;
C. T. Sutton, Bremen.
QuEENSTOWN, June 27.—Wind,W. Arrived—Nemesis,
from Shanghai ; Florence, Porto Rico ; Eleanore, Matan-
zas ; Empress, do. ; Samoset, Havannah ; Dorothea,
Harbor Grace. Sailed—Kelsick Wood, for Shediac. 'Off
port—Walcousta, from Callao, and sailed for London.
SWANSEA, June 28.—The French brig reported ashore
near Wounshead, proves to be the Gustave Irma, of
Bayonne, from Cardiff, with coals, which is wrecked;
crew saved.
MEMEL, June 24.—The Problem, from Poznan, has
arrived in the roadstead, a prize to the British.
ANTIGUA, June 12.—The sloop Louisa, of and from this
Island, for Toctola, with government stores, ran on Sandy
Island on the night of the 3d of June, and has gone to
pieces ; the greater part of the cargo has been saved, par-
tially damaged.
VALPARAISO, May 14.—This port was visited by a most
severe northerly gale on the Gth May, during which the
following vessels were wrecked or damaged :
The Esperanza (Chili barque), laden with flour, bran,
and hides; Ann (Chili brig) laden with coal; and the
Guamas (Chili hulk), laden with guano, ex New Orleans,
sank at their anchors.
The Catharine (Chili ship), partly loaded ; and the Ex-
press (Chili brig), partly loadeLs with iron and cane, were
driven on shore and wrecked.
The Chili ship Fortuna, partly timber laden, and the
Chili schooners Hurricane and Calchagna, both in ballast,
were driven on shore, and went to pieces.
The Chili brigantines Bella, Maria, Teresa, in ballast,
and the Longman's, partly timber laden, and the Chili
Maria schooner Joseph, in ballast; were driven on shore
the two latter are expected to be got off again.
The Chili brig J. R. S. was lost on the 12th of May,
north of Papude.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 10.30 a.m.

Wind N., moderate, and raining.
Arrived Mobile from Bombay; Edward Rousted,
Paraiba,.
Phoenix. ; Harvest, Savannah ; Bonito,
Prince Edward's Island.
Sailed—Ellen, for Savannah; Mercurius, Dordt ; Nancy,
Roeskilde • Pallas Pillau ; Prince Albert, Amsterdam ;
Meta, Iceland ; Amison, Ceylon.
(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
• GRAVESEND, Thursday Morning.
Wind W. ; tide, low water, moderate, with rain.
Arrived, 28th—Sverre from Stockholm; Charlotte, West
Coast of Africa.
29th—Baron Osy (s), from Antwerp ; Soho (s), Havre ;
Columbine and Rhine (s), Rotterdam.
Sailed, 28th—Diana (s), for Rotterdam.
Sailedf 29th—Ocean (s), for Havre; William Jolliffe (s),
Calais ; Port Jackson, Hong Kong.
DEAL, Thursday, 9.45 a.m.,
Wind S.W. light and variable.
Passed—Qucen, from Calcutta, for London, in tow;
Bahiana, London, Cardiff; City of London, Loudon, Port
Glasgow ; Eclipse, London, Madeira, coming down.
Anchored—Naparina, from London, for Quebec.
Sailed—Nene Valley, Challenger, Mystery, Lizzie Lond,
Equity, Lucinde Sears, Pictura, and Royal Lily, with
most of the outward bound.

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PIRACY IN THE INDIAN SEAS.—SINGAPORE, May 14.
—The presence of a large squadron of piratical junks is
reported on the east coast of the Malay Peninsula. The
Nakuda of a junk which arrived here on the 30th April
from Amain was attacked eight days after leaving the
former place, and two days before arriving here, near
Pedra Branca, by a Malay junk, manned by about 80 or
100 men, and was plundered of all hoer cargo, except the
salt.