The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(THIS DAY.

ZONDON, April 20.—W ind this day at Noon, E.S.E. ;
light pleasant breeze, and fine, clear, sultry weather.
The Mercury continues to fall, but is as yet too high for
rain. The wind is rather inclined to get round to the
Southward.—The Ann Clark, from Stettin, was in con-
tact in the river with the Oscar (s), from Belfast, and re-
ceived damage.—A ship on fire between-the mainmast and
taffrail, with mizenmasts gone by the board, and boats off
the deck, and apparently been abandoned some time, was
seen on the 2ist Dec., in lat. 28 N., 13 W. •
421 FF DOVER, April 19.--Gerson, from Copenhagen, for
St., Croix.
PORTSMOUTH, April 19.—Wind, E. to E.S.S.' Sailed—
Faith, for Quebec.

PLYMOUTH, April 20.—(Per Elec. Tel.) Arrived—Hy
daspes s), from India, left Cape of Good Hope, Peb. 5.
FALMOUTH, April 19.—Wind, E. Arrived—Allison,
from Manilla ; Selma, Bahia, for Copenhagen.
SHIELDS, April 19.—Wind, E. Sailed—Christiania,
for Quebec.
SWANSEA, April 19.—Wind, E.S.E. Arrived—Caro-
mandel, from Rio Janeiro.

LIVERPOOL, April 19.—A schooner, painted black, with
a white streak, was seen on her beam ends, March 31, in
let. 44, long. 26, apparently not many hours in that posi,
tion, The, Circassian, from Callao to England, put.into
Valparaiso, Feb. 24, in distress, making water, and would
discharge. The Florentia, from Callao to England, has
also put into Valparaiso leaky.
QUEENSTOWN, April 18.—Wind, E.S.E. Arrived—
Louis% Richmond.

STOCKHOLM, April 14.—Nothing whatever is heard of
any Russian ships of War,-.or,other, vessels under that flag,
in this,, quarter, and we may I)e_ quite certain that none
will venture out. - '

CADIZ, April 11.—The Eagle, of jamaica from New
York, sprung a leak at sea, became waterlogged, and was
abandoned.; crew, except one man washed overboard,
saved by the Estrella, arrived here.
ELSINORE, April 15.—Official notice has been received
of the blockade of all the Russian ports.
WISBY, April 6.—No Russian snips of war have up to
this -date been`seen off the coast of this island, Four ves-
sels with Swedish -troops -have arrived here, and two or
three more are expected to-day. Four steam-Chips pas
on this side. of the island, but too far off to distinguish
their nationality.
ADELAIDE, S.A., Dec. 31.—The Punch brig, from Cal-
cutta' to this port, which was ashore in Holdfast Bay pre-
vious to last Sept. 10, had been condemned, Was got off on
the 20th inst., and brought in here.

(BY ELECTRI' TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, 10.3 u a.m.
Wind, E. ; light, and fine.
Arrived—Margaret, steamer, from Havre • Arran, from
New Orleans; A. Cheeseborough, from Baltimore.
Off the Port—Glengariff, from Jamaica; ,Rioon
Grande ; Lancaster barque and Maid of Athens schooner.
Sailed—Prospero, for NewfottUdland ; Empire, New
York.

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Arrived, 19th—Avon, from Leer ; Gifion, Aarhuns ;
Providence, Guernsey; Crusader, Paraiba; Isßaboet,oltelai.,.:
Rouen ; Savador, Porsgrund.
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dam.
Jolliffe (s), for Calais ; Soho (s), Havre ;
Baron ay
Cashmere, Auckland.

DEAL, Thursday, 9.22 a.m.

Wind, S.E. • very light,Anchored--Valentine, from London, for Cardiff.
Sailed—
It for the river.
emains—Lochlibo, for Quebec.
Tho brig Demerara, from London, for Demerara, has
been towed to Ramsgate, in order to atop a leak.