The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-10 00:00:00

WHITECHAPEL.

Our market is firm to-day, at the following quotations :
Beef from 3s Od. to 4s Od ; mutton, 3s 6d to 43 10d ; lamb,
5s 4d to 6s 6d ; veal, 38 Bd. to 5s 2d ; pork, 38 6d to
4s 8d per 81bs by the carcase.

BOROUGH HOP.
The demand for all kinds of hops is steady, at late
rates.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(TRIS DAY.)

LONDON, May 10.—Wind this day at Noon, N. ; light
breeze, and cloudy. The Mercury has risen, and the baro-
meter has gone up from Rain to Fine.
COWES, May 9.—Wind, W. to W.N.W. Arrived—
Otaheite, from the Pacific, for Bremen ; Hindoo, Callao ;
(inctav, Ctu.3*t-nud. And ailed far namburgu.
SOUTHAMPTON, May e.--arrived—Lady Jocelyn (s s),
from Calcutta. Sailed—Ss3vern (s), for the Brazils.
FALMOUTH, May 9.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—An-
taria, Alexandria ; Mayflower Tarsens Artegnan, Dra-
gomestre ; Rambler, Hertch ; Garland, Callao ; Rio
Packet, Rio Janeiro.
PORTSMOUTH May 9.—Wind, W. to N. Arrived—Ce-
leste, from Shields, for Barcelona, leaky. Sailed—Mary
Ann (No. 42 transport), Mediterranean ; Negotiator (No.
59 do.), do; Blake (No. 33 do.), do. ; Lady M`Naughton
(No. 56 do.), do. Off Port—:Edwin Fox, from Bengal.
PLYMOUTH, May 9.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Trieste,
from Salonica ; Solide, London, for Quebec • Dawson,
Hartlepool, for Boston. hia iled—Harkaway, for Malta ;
Providence, Genoa.
HULL, May 9.—The Jobin from Memel, arrived here
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yesterday a prize to H.Ms steamer Conflict.
ROTTERDAM, May B.—Th e Rotterdam, from Glasgow to
this port, was abandoned in a sinking state yesterday, after
striking off the Maese ; crosw saved. The Marie Sophie
(smacker schooner) was lost on the Hook of Holland May
6th ; crew saved.
NEW YORK, April 22.--A large ship, of about 200
tons, painted black, with -white mouldings, bust figure-
head, and bright masts, with loss of main topgallant
masts, fore topmast, and her bd of mizen topmast was passed
steering E. 21st March, in lat. 44, long. 27, by the
Matilda, arrived here from Newport. The Richard
Alsop, from Liverpool to A lexandria, U.S. which was on
shore on the Wolfe Nap March 10th, got off on the 13th,
after having 1,200 sacks of salt thrown overboard, and dis-
eharging 200 tons into the schooner Alabama, and pro-
ceeded to Alexandria in tow of a steam-tug. A ship, of
about 900 tons, abandoned., with white quarter rail and
billet head, with fore and mainmast head gone, bowsprit
and mizen topgallant mast standing and courses adrift,
was passed March 24, in 1: it. 46 N., and long. 28 W., by
the Cornelia, arrived hele. An Hermaphrodite brig,
hailing from St. John, disc nested and abandoned, and full
of water, and stripped of rigging, anchors, chains, &c.,was passed April 10, by th.e Helicon, arrivedhere.
PRIVATEERING. -- The Government of Mecklenburg
Schweren has given notice that it will not permit privat-
eers to enter Mecklenburg ports, nor allow Mecklenburg
subjects to be engaged in fitting out any such vessels.

(BY SUBMARINE AND, EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 10.45 a.m.
Wind, N.W. ; tide, thre e-quarters flood ; weather, fine.
Arrived, 9th—Emigrant, from Callao ; Sir John Rae
Reid, St. Kitt's ; Elizabe th, Tarsus ; Genova, Messina ;
Folkerstein, Porto Rico.
Sailed—City of Rotterds an (8), for Harlingen.
Arrived, 10th—Batavia (s), from Rotterdam ; Anaon,
Launceston ; Engineer, Ba rbadoes ; Nicolosa, Porto Rico ;
Lavinia, Havre ; Cuba, Porto Rico ; Gateshead Parki,
Alexandria ; Reserve, Jar &mica ; Wilhelm, Dantzic ; City
of London (s). Dunkirk; Panther, Ostend.
Sailed—Oribe, for Algua Bay ; Alar (s), Dunkirk ;
Magnet (s), Amsterdam.

DEAL, Wednesday, 9.45 a.m.
Wind, N.E., fresh and cloudy.
The Punjab, Captain Palmer, from Calcutta, to London,
passed in tow of steam ; April 7, spoke the Golconda and
barque Hastings, lat. 1, 3:3 N., long. 22, 50 W.
Passed—The Nancy Damson, Captain Harvey, from
London to Turk's Island ; Lady Hilda, Captain Bounce,
London to Barbadoes ; Mercedes, from London; British
Empire, Captain Gortlaakl, London to Sierra Leone ;
Woodcock, Captain Lambart, London to New York.
Sailed—The Torrent, Kenilworth, Eclipse, Gerina, Pro-
metheus, St. Helena, Sunbeam, and Islander, with the
whole of the outward bound, except Bulgersteyn and Co-
rnelia Henrietta ; the latter vessel detained for a. crew.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY BOAT RACES.—The University ,
boat races are fixed for the following days :--Tuesday,
May 23d ; Wednesday, 24th ; Friday, 26th ; Satur-
day, 27th ; Monday, 29th ; Tuesday, 30th ; Thursday,
June Ist ; and Friday, June 2d.
MADAME PUZZI'S MATLNEE MUSICALE.—This fashion-
able reunion took place on Monday, at Willis's Rooms,
when a short but very chsoice selection of music was per-
formed. A new instrumental manuscript quartett, by
Turma. gave much satisfaction, particularly the andante.
Mrs. Kirkman Jewsons's performance on the pianoforte,
in Beethoven's quintet% was a masterly piece of execu-
tion. Madame Suloman.'s singing of an air from Le
Prophete, a romance by Kucken, and a duet with
Signor Bettam, was the theme of universal admiration.
The Swedish cantatrico sung in three different lan-
guages, and was much applauded. Our readers will re-
collect,her admirable singing at Covent Garden, in 1849,
when she sung in English the roles of Norma and
Lucia. We trust we shall have an opportunity of
again hearing this accomplished artiste at one of our
metropolitan theatres.
THE BRAZILIAN MAIM—SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.—
The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Severn, Captain
Habt, left this afternoon, with the usual monthly mails
for Rio Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco, Buenos Ayres,
Madeira, Lisbon, &c. She has taken specie to the
amount of 8,6001. in value, and jewellery 6,0001.,
besides an average cargo. Her passengers number 92,
amongst whom are—M- de St. George, lady, and suite,French Minister at the Court of Brazil ;M. Breuil, lady,
and suite, French consul to the Court of Brazil; Vicomte
Mareuil, lady, and family ; Count de Brayer, and eight
ladies and one gentleman, who are to join the opera at
Rio. The next homeward mail from the Brazils will
4 arrive by the Thames, which is due on the 16th inst.