The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON; June 20. Wind this day at Noon, W. ; Right
breeze and fine, but there has been a thick haze all the
morning.
OFF DOVER, June 18.—Hanjine, from Ho.mburgb, for
Curaco and Porto Bello.
PLYMOUTH, June 19.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—
Peninsula (s), from aldiz ; Ranger, Corunna.
FALMOUTH, June 19.—Wind, W. • Arrived—Pilgrim,
from Havannah ' • Sofia, Odessa ; Keying, Havann ah ;
James Grey, Matanzas. Off Port—Mannion, from Por4to
Rico.
COWES, June 19.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Maria, from
Mazaguez.
BONCHURCH (Isle of Wight), June 19.—Arrived—Tm-
falgar, from Madras ; Hesper (barque), bound west.
BRISTOL, June 11.—Wiud, S.W. Arrived—Corne'tis,
from Callao ; Majestic, Nevis.
GLOUCESTER, June 18.—Arrived—Vulture, from Yew
York ; Laroy, Miramichi.
MILFORD, June 19.—Wind, S. Arrived—Abeona, om
Licata ; Gesina, Altona ; Rigolo, Genoa ; Annabella,
Honfleur.
NEWPORT, June 19.—Wind, W. Arrived—William
Henry, from Bristol, for Alicante ; Foam, Alicante ; Stag-
hound, do. Sailed—May, for Mobile ' • Alexander, Yew
' York • Strive, do. ; B. Coleord, do. ; Seaman, Quebec ;
Rapid, Malta ; Racer, Genoa.
QUEENSTOWN, June 18.—Wind,N.W. Arrived-0J
from Cardenas, with loss of foretopmast and head of main-
mast ; Bank, from Alexandria ; Satelite, Liverpool, for
Quebec.
DUNBAR, June 19.—The Jane (schooner), of Fraser-
burgh, from Spey to Sunderland, with railway sleepers,
has drove on shore about six miles west of this port ; the
vessel is a total wreck ; stores and cargo may be saved ;

crew saved.
HARBOR GRACE, May 30.—The Arendal (Norwegian
brig), from Leith to Quebec, was abandoned, May 7, in
lat. 45, long. 41; crew taken off by the Haidee, arriv•d
hero from Cadiz.
QUEBEC, May 30.—The brig London has been wrecked
on Cariboo Island ; crew saved by the William and Jos,Dph,
arrived here from Limerick.
June 3.—The Elizabeth, from London, in ballast to liead
at Green went on shore, May 26, on Hare Is 'land
reef ; has been stripped, and the materials are coming: up
in a schooner ; the crew arrived here yesterday.
GASPE, May 20.—The Chance, arrived here from Li ver-
pool, reports having seen a ship founder off St. Paul's, and
the crew picked up by another vessel.
About 200 sail were seen in the ice off Cape North,
amongst them the Gaspe, St. Brolade, Adelina, and He-
matope (the latter leaky).

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 10.30 fun.
Wind W.S.W., light, and dull.
Arrived—America and Sultana, from New Orleans ;
Calpe (a a), Marseilles ; Mary, Felix, Estrella, and Lima,
Santander ; Inidas Callao ; Haidee, Rio Haelie '
helmia, Cadiz; Redlickjel, Monte Video ; City ofMan-
chester (s a), Philadelphia ; Victoria, Bilboa ; Cornet,
Holbeck.
Off Port—Jane Glassin, Antarctic, and Danube (a FO-
Sailed—Anais, Termonde, Victor, Ostend, Alarm, for
Mobile ; Cornelius Houtman, Sydney ; Victoria, Rotter-
dam; Paella, Santader ; Lancaster and Tay, Quebec ;
Coronation, Rotterdam ; Jesusa, Havana ; Minho, screw
steamer, Oporto ; Margaret, Havre.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday, 10.30 aal3.

Wind, W.S.W., high water, cloudy.
Arrived, 19th—Sumatra, from Boston ; Itusco, Jamaica;
Adige, West Coast of Africa ; William, Berbico ; Catlia-
rina, Porto Rico; Thomas Henry, Barbadoos.
Sailed—Alar, steamer, for Dunkirk.
Arrived, 20th—Taragon, from Trinidad ; Coquette,
Danice Anata, Belize; Ossian, Naples • Jacomina, ;Cat
Sippe Visser, Worcum ; Andre Filade'lfo, Odessa a-
rine Louise, 'Lisbon.
Sailed, 20th —W. S. Lindsay, for Bombay ; Braganza,
Payta ; Countess of Seafield, Sydney ; Symmetry, Ceylon.
DEAL, Tuesday, 9.40 a.m.

Wind, W.W., light, with rain.
Passed, 19th—Mangola, from Cardenas (Cuba) ; Tanjore,
Mauritius ; Circassian, • Swansea— all for London ; Ad-
miral, Rotterdam, for Guernsey ; William 111., London,
Port Philip.
from Honduras for London ;
Passed, 20th.—Odessa,
Enchantress from Barbadoes for London.
Sailed.—The whole of the outward bound, except the
Challenger, for sydneY.