The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

br rezLONDON, Aug. 12 . Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ;
e, and cloudy.
fresh
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 11,—.Wind Arrived—Albe-
marle, from Ade!aide, S.A. ,
OFF THE WIGHT, Aug.
of Judah, from Syd-
ney, N.S.W., with 18000
, oz of gold, and 13,000 sous.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 11.—Wind, S.S. W. Arrived—Caro-
II
line, from Callao ; Priscella, Matanzas, master and two
men died on the passage ; Jupiter, Havannah ; Mermaid,
Matanzas ; Columbian, Cardenas. Off Port—Jeannette,
from Havannah, for Copenhagen ; Kate Wheeler, Trinidad
do Cuba, and sailed for London.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 10.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Mary,
from Callao; Gothenburg, Rio Grande ; Latonero, Ha-
vannah ; Effort, Barbadoes ; John Cnnningham, do.; Tot-
tenham, Quebec ;Canada, do. Sailed—Her Majesty (s.),
for Montreal. Off Port—Great Britain, from Callao ;
Mary Woods, do. —and both sailed for London ; Dolores,
Havanuah ; Cabarga, Cuba ; Belmont, St. Stephen's, N. 8.,
and prooceed Cly the ed for
de Belfast ; Cluny Castle, Picton, and
; Admiral Moorsom, proceeded for
SWANSEA, Aug.
Ands W.S.W. Arrived—Jas.
Morrison,
from Quebec.
SHIELDS, Aug. 11.,—Nvindt
W Arrived—Genty, from
iehi Sailed—lda, for San Francisco ; Margaretha,
Miram
Rio Janeiro.
London.
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TURKISH LO AN.—The notice regarding this loan is ex-
pected to appear on Monday. It
will be for 2,000,0001.
at 80, specially secured
by the Egyptian tribute (which is calculated to yield an-
nually2B2,ooo/.), and redeemable at par by yearly instal-
ments of at least one per cent.
in a 6 per cent. ste.ck
commencing on the Ist
sterling,
of March, 1856, the general revenues of Turkey being,
of course, at the same time_pledged.
The first payment
will he 15 per cent., to be followed at monthly intervals
by another of 15 per cent., one of 20 per cent., and two
of 15 per cent. A portion of the loan will be offered in
Paris, and the subscribersoare to have the option of tak-
ino. an additional 1,000,00 1. on the same terms, if they
desire to do so, at any time within a month. Beyond
this amount a sum of 2,000,000/. is contemplated to be
raised, but not until after the lapse of five months, nor
at a lower price than 85. The due remittance f the
Egyptian tribute to this country direct will be provided
for by a distinct firman, and, inasmuch as the punctual
discharge of their obligation by the Viceroy is guaran-
teed to Turkey under the treaty entered into between
the Five Powers in 1841, the security seems as tangible
as could be desired. The English Government, it is un-
derstood, will likewise give a formal intimation that the
claims of the subscribers will always be regarded as en-
titled particularly to their support.
SALR OF CHICORY.--The circumstance of some of the
retail grocers having recently sent a deputation to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer against the existing regula-
tions prohibiting the sale of chicory as coffee cawed an
• • to be made of the Government on behalf of
inquiry
the Ceylon coffee planters as to whether they intended
any alteration. To this the following answer has been
received :

"Downing-street, August 8.
" I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the
sth, and have to acquaint you in reply that there is no
intention of relaxing, or otherwise departing from, the
mchiincuortye.of February, 1853, respecting the sale of coffee and
"W. E. GLADSTONE."
ANTIMONY SHOT.—Messrs. Smith and Co., of the
Antimony Works, Lambeth, request us to state, in re-
ference to the paragraph in The Sun of Monday, that
they claim both the idea and the mode of making anti-
mony shot, either hard and brittle or tough. They
also assert that they introduced the shot to the Board of
Ordnance. Messrs. Smith add, that although no deci-
go to
as the shot prove that the
deci-
sion has been given by the select committee, the experi-
ments
article
is madeex
awcittllyi at nh
et i msoanze character shot
which they introducel.

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