The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

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„LONDON, June 19.—Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ; light
pleasant breeze, and cloudy at times.
PO
f ItTSMOUTH, June4B.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Joshua,
In London, for Geelong, and sailed for Southampton ;
Ying Dutchman, do., and sailed for New York; Poston-
"eEomanjee, Southampton, and left for Geelong.
OFF SOUTH FORELAND, June 18.—T, ne, from Sunder-
-11,(1, for Ceylon ; Sappho, Demerara; Pandora, Tobago.
"SOUTHAMPTON, June 18.—Arrived—Colombo is), from
Alexandria. Sailed—Tamar, for the West Indies; Madrid
(a). Gibraltar.
EALMOUTH, June 18.—Wind, W.
;AT—Estreit,
aotii
Aavannah ; Ceres, Sierra Leone nijo 111., Ma
."11ham ; Hebron, Matanzas ; Normen, Salonica. Sailed
--Amelia, Palau.
PLYMOUTH, '
June 18.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—St.
r!nard, from Matanzas ; Walter, Corunna • Thilde, do. ;
I,comparavel, Rio Janeiro ; Roslin Castle, Quebec ;
.I.oclerato, Eupatorio.
f trtigroL, June 17.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—Fanny,
Barbadoes ; Maria, do. ; Milton, Havannah ; Del.
vugasy New York.
-...'I.OIJoEsTER, June 17.—Sailed—Lune, for Quebec.
i„.-11ILFORD, June 18.—Wind, W. Arrived.—Hebe, from
; Francis, Cadiz, for Glasgow.
YARMOUTH, June 17.—Sailed—Aristide, for Quebec.
A SALCOMBE.—Era, from St. Kitt's ; Queen Esther,
's„-ntigna, with sails split ; Dolores, Leghorn, for Amster-
dam ; Alice, Alicante.
SWANSEA, June 17.—Wind, W. Sailed—Brilliant, for
Alexandria.
bIIVERPOOL, June 18.—The wreck of a vessel, painted
1,4ae1, apparently about 250 tons, was passed May 26, in
-"' °7 N, by the Express, arrived' here from New Orleans.
xQUEENSTOWN, June 17.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived
°,,tg E. Augu3ta, from New York ; Elizabeth Nioholson,
‘-to.a'zah ; Prince Albert, Gatatz ; Mecka Flik, Alicata ;
"Landerer, Liverpool for Montreal ; Kelzic Wood, do. for
tuediac —both leaky. Off Port—Julia, from Callao ; Bella
ortena do • Henry Curwen Morier, Porto Rico for Len-
10n. '

Sr. DAVID'S, June 17.—The Daphne (schooner), of New
Y• from Barrow to Newport, laden with iron ore,
iLrti ck yesterday morning on Gwhatngareey Rocks, at the
,north entrance of Ramsay Sound, and shortly afterwards
,111111 k in deep water ; nothing can be saved either of cargo
or materials ; crew saved.
)3uatirroL, June 17. The Oakley (American ship), from
Liverpoolto St. John's, has put in here leaky, and it is
thought must go into dock.
PILLAU, June 14.—The Hanoverian Jjalk Thre Brueder,
which was on shore on the Nehring, near Polksy, April
10, has been got off and is in the harbour to-day.
RELIGOLAND, June 13.—An English schooner, cargo,
elates, from Wales to the Eider, got aground on the outer
rock of Sand Island, but came off and proceeded. A board
Painted black, with carved ornaments, and marked " Go-
thenbnrg" in golden letters, has been washed on shore
hare.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind W.S.W., moderate, and fine.
Arrived.—Mexican Packet, from Rio Grande ; Mel.
°,,ourne, Quebec ; John P. Aisking, Charleston; Cromarto,
Savannah ; Sir G. Owens, Charleston.
Sailed.—Queen of the Seas, for Melbourne.
(By SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.25 a.m.
Wind, ; tide, one hour and a-half 's ebb.
Weather fine.
Arrived, June 18.—Agenivia, from Caeu Jordenson,
• Gergenti ; Vesuvius, Naples ; Hurrah, Calanta ; William
and. Francis, Caen ; John and William, Savannah ; Ida,
Porto ; Equivalent, Gergenti ; Cornlinda, Cherbourg ;
Padre Menbetta, Marseilles; Moselle (s.) Hamburg.
19th.--William Joliffe, (s.), from Calais ; Fyenoord, (s.),
Itotterda.na ; Candidate, (s.), Hamburg ; Ravensbourne,
' (a.), Antwerp ; Catharina linelsina, Amsterdam ; Jonge
Workum ; Fare Fiunde, Cadiz ; Colzium, Seville
Sailed, 18th.—William Stewart, for Sydney.