The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, May 12.—Wind this clay at Noon, S.W. ; lig
reeze, and fine. The mercury is rising.
DOVER, March 11.—Wind, S. Sailed—Dannebord, for

liarSoer, 'after repairing.
OFF BEACHY HEAD.—Adeline, from Matanzas, for

Antwerp.
PLYMOUTH, May 11.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Thor (Prus-
sian barque), from Maulmain,_for Workington.
PORTSMOUTH May 11.—Wind, variable. Arrived—
Monarchy (No. 6, transport), from London, for the Black
Sea. Sailed—Calliope (No. 43 transport), for the Black
Sea ; H.AL's steamer Janus, Eastward.
TORBAY, May 10.—Arrived—Santa Cruz (s), from Lon-
don for Plymouth and Buenos Ayres, wish engines seri-
ousfy damaged ; Mead, London, for GbraltW. Arrived.—
ar.
FALMOUTH, May 11.—Wind, S.W. to N.
Cassandra, from Karadash ; Caroline Odessa ; Mary and
' Caroline, Galatz ; Tryphena, Plymoah, etc. ; Livia Leg-
horn ; Cyprian, Alexandria ,• Cordelia, Galatz, with' fore-
mast sprun., ; _ Mercurio, Constantinople. Sailed—Glen
Huntley, for Melbourne.
PENZANCE, May 10.—Wind, N. Arrived—John Bag- 20
shaw, from Liverpool, and sailed for the River Gambia ;
H.M.'s steamer Lucifer, Plymouth, and sailed for Milford.
GOOLE, May 11.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—Creole, from 20
Stettin • Prince of Prussia, Stettin ; Gezine, Odessa—all 176
grain laden. The Gezine was the last vessel permitted to 20
take in cargo at Odessa. The captain reports that "De
'2200
Russo would not let more corn go."
WISBEACH, May 11.—The Hannah, of Goole, having 205
received about two-thirds of her cargo (wheat), grounded
yesterday with her stern on her loading berth, and strained 20
her stern-post, which occasioned her to make water, and 25
damaged about 60 qrs., and has had to discharge. 100
HARTLEPOOL, May 10.—The Victor (Russian), from 100
Copenhagen, arrived here yesterday a prize, and sailed this 20
day for Sheerness. 20
STRALS UND, May 7.—The Blanca,' from Copenhagen to
Stettin, was strained on Hiddensee during the night of ...
20
sth May.
HALIFAX, April 20.—The brigantine that went on shore 100
at Indian Harbour 6th Jan. last proves to be tho Resolve, 20
of Liverpool, N.S., from Matanzas to this port, with a 5
cargo of molasses.
BOSTON, April 28.—The Kingston (British ship), which 20
sailed from New York 18th April, for Kingston, Jamaica, 10
put back on the 22d do., leaky, with head and cutwater
started, and cargo (coals) shifted, having 10
been thrown on 5
her beam ends in a gale at N.W., in let. 36, long. 70.
The Henry Poole (British brig), lately on shorn at Egg
20
Harbour, has been got off, and was towed into New York 20
20
3'.3
26th April.
FREDERICKSTADT, April 28.—The Diana, of Rotterdam,
from Amsterdam to Frederikshald, with hoops for casks 10
and planks, is reported to have been wrecked on the coast
25th April. by a Dutch seaman arrived here, and who de- 20
dares himself to have been one of the crew, and to have
been washed ashore on a gangway ladder. 2160

(PY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind, W.N.W. ; moderate, and fine.
Arrived—The Kate Kearney, from Wha.mpoa ; Frede-
ricka der Grosse, Dantzic ; Derry Castle, Callao ; Nor-
man, New Orleans - Britannia, Alexandria; Tiber (s s),,
Sicily • Jean Baptiste, Marseilles ; and the Pelican (s s),
Rotterdam.
Off Port—The Break o'Day, with loss of topmasts ;and
the brig Abcona.
Sailed—The Isabel, for Antigua.
The Argaum, from Bombay, which was aground yester-
day off Egyeruont, came off on the flood last night and
docked, considerably strained.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAM)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.15 a.m.l
Wind, W.N.W ; tide, quarter flood.
Arrived, 11th—Voorwaarts, from Rotterdam ;
Sea-
blunstoh, Svenborg ; Lena, Wolgast ; Dublin, Trinidad ;
Armais, Whampoa ; Dido, Copenhagen (Russian prize).
Sailed, 1 lth—Ravensbourne, steamer, for Antwerp.
Sailed, 12th—Tiger, steamer, for Hambur
DEAL, Fridayg., 9.30 S.M.

Wind, N.E., very fine.
Passed—Olive Branch, from Callao for London ;
Hot-
spur, Calcutta for London; Glowerman, London for blira-
michi ; Adeline, Matanzas for Antwerp.

FUNERAL OF JAMES MONTGOMERY. —Yesterday the 2100
funeral of the late poet took place. The procession from
the house of the deceased at the Mount passed through 1(l'A
Sheffield and along the Ecclesall-road to the cemetery,
and, in addition to the relations and immediate friends
of Mr. Montgomery, consisted of deputations from the Do
corporation of the town and from all the public institu- 5
tions connected therewith. Every class appearing de- 5
sirous to testify its respect and regret, a vast concourse 4
of people accompanied the body to its last resting- 20
place. The burial service was not read in the church, 25
that building, from its smallness, not being able to con- 25
taro the mourners, &c.; but it was read in the cemetery 1
15
by the Rev. T. Sale, vicar of Sheffield.
2°
NOTTINGHAM TRADE.— Such is the state of our hosiery
20
branch this week that the same undeniable dullness has
not been felt on 'Change for many a day ; and on prose- 2(1.
cuting our usual inquiries into the state of business 10
transactions, one of our most active merchants begged to 2
know to what we alluded—there being no such thing as
business for the present in existence. Frame holders 1
have, in fact, at last been obliged to stop half thq round 1
frames recently in operation, in consequence of there 20
being really nothing doing. Even in lace business the
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(Guardian.
RISE IN THE PRICE OF REER.—The large brewers met
at Brewers' Hall yesterday, and resolved to raise the
price of beer 3e. per barrel,