The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 6.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Pallas, from Male ; Industry,
Villaviciosa; Elizabeth, Gijon ; Johan Bron, St. John's ;
Alchymist, Dantzic ; Leonne, Gravelines ; Elizabeth,
Patras ; Sarah Metcalfe, Demerara ; Atkinson, Honduras ;
Giff.rd, Charente • Sarepta, Trieste ; Aberdeenshire, She-
diac ; E. D. T., doulmein ; Stadt Dordrecht, Dordt and
Browershaven ; Vigilant, Caen ; Active, Caen ; Lightfoot,
AVhampoa ; Comet, Madeira and St. Mickael's ; Romance,
Alexandria; Despatch, Malaga; Varoon, Callao; David
and Martha, Seville; Agenoria, St. TJbe's ; Primavera,
Santander.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Patriot, for
Santa Crus and Teneriffe ; Prince Charlie, Colombo and
Ceylon ; Maria Christina, Santander ; Anna, Rotterdam ;
Sultana, Sydney ; Catharina, Hamburg ; Spy, Rotterdam;
Thalestris, Sydney ; Stadt Dordrect, Dort ; Rubens,
Mauritius ; Kestrel, Malta ; Alexandria Anne, DunkiTk.
CLEARED OUT WITH CARGO.—The Patriot, for Santa
Cruz ; Due Fratelli, Constantinople ; Dunsandle, San
Francisco ; Phaeton, Calcutta ; Wm. Frothingham, Cal-
cutta ; Patrician, Jamaica.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Phoenician (brig), Sydney to London, Oct. 8, Cape
Horn, north, distant ten miles.
The Cassibelaunus, Newcastle to Bombay, Nov. 6.
Tho Daring, of Brixhain, Dec. 3, lat. 49 N, long. 6 W.
The J. H. JOhnson (brigantine), for Cork, from St.
John's, Newfoundland, Nov. 28, lat. 50 N, long. 19 W.
The Windsor (barque), Oct. 19, and Sir Colin Campbell
(ship), both bound south ; Pakenham (barque), for Persian
Gulf, all same day, let. 10 N, long. 25 W.
A new iron clipper ship, bound south, had a red flag
with letter D in it, Cape Verds, Nov. 20, bearing NE by
E. 50 miles.
The Sarah (brig), of Exeter, New York to Monte Video,
Nov. 30, lat. 28 N, long. 30 W.
The John G. Hall, Clyde to Providence, Nov. 12, lat.
43 N, long. 43 W.
The Glencoe, Sept. 13, in Bass's Straits.
• The Concord, London to Melbourne, July 22, lat. 31 S,
long. 18 W.
A long black screw-steamer, barque-rigged, standing E,
Sept. 15, in Bass's Straits.
A ship, 2d distinguishing pendant, No. 3,905, with emi-
grants, Oct. 30, lat. 7 S, long. 31 W.
The Richardson (ship), bound south, Nov. 1, let. 1 S,
long. 30 W.

The Saxon, Cuddalore to London, Sept. 26, lat. 21 S,
Long. 63 E.
The Martaban, Calcutta to London, Oct. 9, lat. 34 S,
Long. 26 E.
The Malabar, Oct. 10, lat. 35 S, long. 24 E.

ROBBERY OF LORD RAGLAN'S \VAR COAT.—On Tues.
day night a box, containing a new great coat for Lord
Raglan at the seat of war, was on its journey from the
manufactory to be conveyed to the railway station at
London Bridge, when it was discovered that the box, in
which the property was deposited, had been stolen.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following mem-
bers of the college having undergone the necessary exa-
minations were admitted Fellows of the college, at the
last meeting of the council, viz.—Messrs. John Crown
Agnis, 3d Light Dragoons, diploma of 'membership,
dated 19th of December, 1851 ; James David Brown,
Haverfordwest, May 5, 1841 ; George Cole, Hon. East
India Company's service, Bengal, November 11, 1842 ;
Henry Power, Baker-street, Pentonville, May 9, 1551 ;
and Robert Webb, East India-road, Poplar, March 26,
1841. And at the same time of the council the follow-
ing members of the college were admitted Hon. Fel-
lows, viz.—Messrs. Thomas Clark, Wellinborough, Fe-
bruary 5,.1819 ; Henry Dayman, Millbrook, Southamp-
ton, October 19, 1832 ; William Dalton, Cheltenham,
May 14, 1830 ; Edmund Joseph Furrier, Brighton, May
19, 1829 ; James Vose Solomon, Birmingham, October
11, 1839 ; Joshua Southwood, Fore-street, Cripplegate,
July 10, 1835 ; Benjamin Valiance, Brighton, Decem-
ber 15, 1826 ; Thomas Weddell, Scarborough, January
2, 1818 ; and Henry Wilson, Runcorn, June 17, 1836.
LICENTIATES IN MIDWIFERY.—The following members
of the Royal College of Surgeons, having undergone the
necessary examinations, were admitted licentiates in
midwifery, at the meeting of the board on the sth inst. :
--Messrs. James Edwards, Tring, Herts, diploma of
membership dated 3d April, 1854 ; Edmund Darby,
Bath, 17th November, 1854 ; James Harvey Lilley,
Leicester, 17th May, 1850 ; John Lawrence Growse,
Bildiston, Suffolk, 24th November, 1854 ; Samuel Law-
ton, Sheffield, 24th November, 1854 : Robert Buchanan
Marriott, Sittingbourne, Kent, and George Philip Rugg,
Clapham-road, 2d August, 1850.
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