The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING- (THIS D4I,Y.

LONDON, June 16.—Wind 'this day at Noon, E. ; light
airs, sucl-riull hazy weather. ..a
PORTSMOUTH, June -7,1-"Tived—Her
Majesty's steamer Myrmidon, from the Geist of Africa;
Sir Robert Peel, from London, and sailed for New York.
DARTMOUTH, June 15.—Wind, W. Arrived—Rhoda,
from Gallipoli.
FALMOUTH, June 15.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Clara,
from Porto Rico, and sailed for London ' • Catharine, do.
for London ; Lizie Aisbitt, Havannah ; Nicotine, Alex
andria ; Tempio, Eupatoria ; Primus, Odessa ; Josich,
do. The Snow Drop, from lavannah to Trieste, has put
in here leaky.
LOWESTOFT, June 15.—The Estafette, of Bordeaux,
from Sunderland for Leghorn, is on shore, having grounded
this morning on Corton Sands, but is expected off next
tide.
BRIDLINGTON, Jane 15.—The wreck of a vessel, which
had been a long time in that condition, name apparently
Santa Johannes' of Breho, has washed ashore 20 miles
south of this port.
flanThErooL, June 14.—Wind, S.E. Sailed—Friend-
shio, for Quebec.
SUNDERLAND, June 15.—Wind, E. Sailed—Express,
for New York ; Betsey, Carthagena.
SHIELDS, Juno 15.—Wind, E. Sailed—Lockwood (of
Cork), for Hobart Town ; Newcastle, Ceylon ; George
William, Alexandria; Asphalon, d 0.,; Traveller, Malaga;
Xenophon, do.
MILFORD, Juno 15.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Harmony,
from Cardiff, for Havre, with loss of mainboom and fore-
yard ; Talent, do., for Qaebeo, with cargo shifted, and
leaky.
FLEETWOOD, Juno 15.—Wind, N.N.W. Sailed—Fe-
nella, for Melbourne.
SWANSEA, June 15.—Wind, S.S.W. Sailed—La Serena,
for Coquimbo ; Fanny, do. ; Jane Gorgon, Palermo ; Ad-
venture, do.
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QUEENSTOWN, June 14.- - Wind, S. Arrived—Essequibo,
from Callao ; Caintyne, do. ; Osborne, d.; Odessa, Hon-
duras ; Meta, Messina.
CORE, Juno 14.—Wind, S. Arrived—Dartmouth, from
Mazagan ; Novo Numida, Leghorn.
KIRKWALL, June 13.—Arrived—Newka (of St. Peters-
burgh). from Cronstadt, for Liverpool, with pumps out of
order, in charge of the Custom-house authorities.
LERWICK, June 12.—Arrived.—Alert, from Greenland;
Her Majesty's steamer Tartarus, Victoria.
GIBRALTAR, Juno B.—There aro about 100 vessels iu
this bay, as many behind the Rock, and numerous others
at Cape de Gatt—all waiting an easterly wind to pass the
straits to the westward.
PANAMA, May 2I—No vessels carrying the Russian flag
have been seen in this vicinity.
RIO JANEIRO, May 15.—The Mineiro, which sank at
the loading ground 23d March, has been raised and was re-
pairing.

SURREY THEATRE.— The admirers of English opera
will be glad to hear that Miss Romer, who hasifor *
considerable time been obliged to withdraw herself from
taking any share in the direction of the Surrey Theatre,
is neer enabled to resume her avocations as directress
and artist,
GUATEMALA..—Accounts from Guatemala to the 3cluf
May confirm the recent report of 'the total destruction
of the city of San Salvador, in the State of that name,
forming one of the petty republics of Central .A.itsoricte,
from a series of earthquakes, which commenced on the
13th of April and lasted to the 16th, when the whole
city, which contained 28,000 inhabitants, was, without
the exception of a single building, levelled to the ground.
Multitudes had been killed, although a great number
fled after the first shocks. Others had been blocked up
for three or four days among the ruids, and many had
died from exhaustion. Of those who escaped, all were
totally destitute, and the suffering experienced was
such as has rarely been paralleled. Several of the re-
fugees had reached the city of Guatemala on foot—a
distance of 66 leagues, and the Government of that
State had immediately sent $5,000 for the general re.
lief. Meanwhile subscriptions were being sought id all
directions, and it was hoped that something would be
ultimately raised in London.
RIGA.—From Riga the advices are to the Bth inst.
Three vessels had again arrived, the first two of which
had met with no British cruisers near the coast. The
last, a Dutchman, bad, however, seen one in the Baltic,
and, on applying to the commander and informing him
that he had only ballast on board, was told he could sail
for Riga. On the other hand, there was a recent report
from Memel that five of the vessels that had left Riga
after the 15th of May had been captured and taken to
that port. Front many quarters statements continue
to be received of the absence of any coherent system;
and allegations are male which, however, must be re•
ceived as very questionable, that the blockade,! from the
uncertainty that prevails, deserves merely to be regarded.
as a paper one.
COLLISION ON THE THAMES AND Loss OF LIFE.—
Yesterday the Galeed was brought in tow of a steam-tug
to Gravesend, having sustained considerable damage front
collision. It scents the Galeed, which is commanded by
Captain Tute, Wit:l on her homeward voyage from Cadii,
and when in Thames Haven, she was run into by the
Tynemouth schooner. Such was the force of the collision
that John Collins, the chief mate, was knocked overboard,
and though a capital swimmer he was carried away by.
the 'current and drowned before his 'shipmates could
reach him. The vessel had, her bulwarks and stanchions
stove in, lost her mainmast, and sustained other con-
siderable damage. The Tynemouth was also injured to
someextent. The mate of the Galeed, who was drowned,
was a native of Saleombe ; holies left a wife and five
children to lament their loss.
A RUSSIAN VESSEL SEIZED UNDER FALSE COLOURS.
—HULL, June 15.—A Russian schooner-rigged barque,
the Ernest Merck, which recently arrived in this port
under false colours, has been seized by Mr. Catchpole
and Mr. Davis, the principal officers of the waterguard.
It seems that this vessel was at Pillau in April last, and
was to sail front that place, in ballast, to Riga, where a
freight was to be obtained for her ,• but Captain Kruger,
who bad charge of her, received a letter from the owners
(William Knock. and Co.), in which it was stated that
she had been sold to Mr. F. Albrecht, army tailor, of
Schwerin, and that he was to proceed thither for the
purpose of making arrangements with that gentles
man. Captain Kruger accordingly went to Schwerin,
made the required arrangements with Mr. Albrecht,
and was reappointed captain of the vessel. While
in that place he took an oath ' 01i allegiance to
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he was about to take a freight
toofwir :fcklsecohb,uvregrin:
to Pillau he mustered the men, told the vessel
had been sold, that
for Hull, and that she was to sail under Mecklenburg.
Schwerin colours. The men at once agreed to remain
in the vessel. They were subsequently . discharged, in
order that they might go ashore for a few days. A new
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Wind, S., light muster-roll was then drawn out by the Mecklenburg
, and foggy.
, for Seville. authorities which all the men signed. Captain Kruger
Passed—Adolphe, from London
delivered up the Russian papers to the Russian consul
Most of the outward bound weighed and proceeded. at Konigsberg, and the vessel then proceeded to Hull.
A schooner reported to be on the Goodwin Sands ; When in the Baltic she was overhauled by a boat from
particulars unknown. the English war steamer Penelope, but on the German
Report of barque Pruth, from Catania, April 19.—
papers being seen she was allowed to proceed on her
Arrived at Gibraltar 13th May, sailed 21st ; ar-
voyage, and arrived at this port in safety. When, hew.
rived. at Falmouth Bth June, sailed from Falmouth
of hemp and wheat,
was about being discharged, in the Junction-dock, it
13th ; arrived at Downs June 15th. A list of ever, her cargo, which consisted
vessels signalled or spoken during the passage .g..e-
lat. 4:4
_isla N'as discovered that she had been sailing under fake
sirous of being reported; May 31st, 7 a.m.,
long. 11 W., black barque, from eastward, steerlng.s. r, -,t colours, and she was consequently seized. Since that
second distinguishing pendant No. 5,846 ; May 61n
m° time the captain and the second mate, who are Pros.
p.m., lat. 42.30 N., long. 11 W. barque, with ports, !e
eastward, :steering S. W., first distinguishingpendant,
No. 4,2781, June 3, 11 a.m., lat. 45.30
brig Dolphon from Cadiz for London, ninedays oo.ut ; June shuts by birth, have been examined before the Ad.
15 -w-miralty Commissioners, Messrs. Shackles and Holden.
with
barque, ports, ,
first " pendant, No. 3,185. 1 7,000/,—
We may add that the vessel was built about 15 months
ago, and that her value, iucluding the cargo, is about
Eastern Comities Herald.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.33 A.M.
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Wind S., moderate, and very fine.
The flat Major, with soda ash, sank this morning iu the
George's Basin; the Bostonian in docking having run hnr
anchor through the flat's port-side. She is expected to
float again next tide.
Arrived.—Morley, and Bangalore, from Canso ; Saxon,
Demerara ; George Reynolds, Barbadoes ; Salvador, San-
tander; Margaret, steamer, Havre; Pelican, screw steamer,
Rotterdam.
Sailed—King William, for Sierra Leone ; Gitana, New-
foundland ; Adventure Verona, and Mongolia, New York;
Amelia, Bahia ; Tryphena, Alexandria; ondon, Mon-
treal ; Cora, Rio Janeiro ; Old Dominic and Chariot of
Fame, Boston ; Billow, Naples; Isabella Halifax ; Clo-
rinds, Beyront ; Vrow Clara, Dordt ; 'Grand Ma_ster,ec ;
Matanzas; Fitzjames, Melbourne Marianne, Quebec
Noemu, Philadelphia ; Richmond, Arica.
LEGRArg:
(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN Tri dR_ )
GRAVESEND, Fay, 11.5 a.m.
Wind, E.N.E. • tide, three-quarters ebb ; cloudy.
Arrived, 16th--:-Brilliant, from Guernsey ;
frot, from
Guernsey.; Diana from Gothenborg ; Acornm Guern-
Bey ; Tropic, from,Barbadoes ; Dauntless, from Uddewalla ;
Benjamin Elkin, from Port Fairy ; Planet, from C üba ;
Rhone, from Havannah ; Thrifty, from Antwerp ; Elizabeth ,
Tarragona; Danneborg, Odessa; Dove, Port Fairy ; For-
tuna, Christiania ; Belwether, Cadiz ; Metta Elizabeth,
Newhaven ; Thomas Dryden, Ceylon ; Lord John Rus-
sell (s.), Harlingen ; Countess of Lonsdale (s.), Hamburgh -
Flecha (s.), Ghent; Catherine, Seville ; Enterprise, Ma-
laga-
lags ; Edwin Hall, Dunkirk.
Sailed—Cleopatra, for Corunna ; Black Warrior, Syd-
ney ; Challenger, Sydney ; Emperor, Calcutta , City of
Paris (s.), Boulogne ; City of. Rotterdam (s.), Dunkirk.
DEAL, Friday, 9.45 a.m.