The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DA Y.)

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PORTSMOUTH, Sept. S.—Wind, N.E. Sailed—Sit itrf
bert Peel, for New York.
FALMOUTH, Sept. B.—Wind, N. Arrived—BA—
from Labrador. froo
SCILLY, Sept. i.—Wind, E. Arrived—Express,
Mauritius, for Liverpool.
NEWPORT, Sept. B.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Chaos,l°,,reif
Havre, for Charleston ; Ocean Queen, London, for cieif
Orleans ; Alexandrina, and Abayllmo, London, for or,
York ; Elizabeth, Liverpool, for Hong Kong ; Legowe,
Quebec • Beaufort, London, for Jamaica ; Kate Pjoe
and Abby Blanchard, London, for St. Thomas; for
Morrison, Cardiff, for Quebec ; M. de &Ail, London,
New York. Sailed—Concordia, for Quebec. and
WATERFORD, Sept. 7.—Wind, N. to E.S.E.
—Erin, from Quebec.
CIIRISTIANSAND, Aug. 31.—The Kirstine, from ut.,
to Leith, has put in here leaky, and with cargo beo
having been on the outer rocks.
CRONSTADT, Sept. I.—The Durango, from Shia'—.„'cor
arrived, leaky, and with considerable damage, fr°l''
tact with a steamer off Siskar.
icy bash'
BRISTOL, Sept. B.—Wind, N.E. Arrived— -,•,ll„itur
from Havana. Sailed—Victory, for Africa ; and '-
bine, for Dalhousie. for
SWANSEA, Sept. ft—Wind, E. Sailed—Moultan'
Mauritius.
ST. GEORGE'S CHANNEL.—Arrived—Roxans, Arora
gapore, for Liverpool. frog
HULL, Sept. B.—Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Dovre'
Quebec. St*
DEAL, Sept. 9.—Wind, N. Arrived—Dash, for
John's. Arrived from the liver and sailed—Fr."—
Portland Bay. fro.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. B.—Arrived—Forerunner (0)
Coast of Africa, with 1,600 oz. of gold on freight.
CLYDE, Sept. 7.—Sailed—Neel, for Port PhiliPre' rorit°'
STOCKTON, Sept. B.—find, N.E. Arrived--'°
from Quebec.
II light'
LONDON, Sept. 9.—Wind this day at Noon, —"
airs and cloudy. Barometer falling.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
15 A.3f.
, ,
Wind S., moderate, and fine. Arrived FRIDAY
—Sulta fora
n'
St. Petersburgh.
T•
QUEENSTOWN, avr
Wind S., moderate. Arrived—Home from, 10'
Pe"
poli ; Alma, from Galatz ; Hadscott, from Ibrall •
003'
from Alexandria. Sailed—Maria Henrietta, for IP

BY EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN TELEGRAM'
DEAL FRIDAY, 9'3° Si'
Wind N., light, and hazy. Anchored—Dash, fartnfidoll'
John's, for London • Colombo from Ibrail, for
Passed—Priam, from London' for Portland 138 Y nefe
from Sunderland, for Genoa. Passed off DunS,ziolie
Grande Conde, from Alexandria for Dunkirk ;i oi.fr°l3ll,
Van Wieler, from Leghorn, for' Antwerp
Bridport, for Skein; Alexander, from Cadiz, for. thejoker'
tic ; Venus, from Bordeaux, for ludickswall ; 1-1°
from Stockholm, for Naples. er. off
Barque Pomona, from Rotterdam, received ord
Dungeness yesterday, and proceeded to Amsterdam'

REIMER'S MUSEUM.—We beg to call the attenti°l2tevr:
the public to Reimer's Anatomical Museum in ',clod .0,
square. The intention of exhibitions of this kiant lof
perhaps, very imperfectly understood, on acce.ild
their scarcity ; but in proportion as the public o'l,o. s of
comes more enlightened upon the different branciiitiesble
natural sciences (which is the case daily) such /a cod-
exhibitions will be more fully understood. 10 Pro the
ing through the spacious rooms of Saville-house,eno.
mind is attracted by some nature like model represrt of
tions, the delicate dissection of some importsnt 1)1', the
the human body, and hundreds of illustrations llas
anatomy of the human body are to be seen, Wecierea
many preserved specimens, most of which are tore bi
still more comprehensible by the very lucid le e.
Mr. Bruce Shaw. The numerous cases of surgical :Po
rations are also instructive, whilst the selection of any t's
of the diseases to which "flesh is heir " tend tom
aj
tiffilly
on our guard against the evils into which We
by abusing or neglecting the laws which govern the -
poreal and mental systems.
L. XII.'
ELECTION OF A SCOTTISH REPRESENTATIV,a the
The election of a Scottish representative peer, of
vacancy occasioned by the death of the late Darof,
Seafield, took place at Holyrood Palace on Wed
with the customary formalities. Sixteen Peered thet
present, and, on the roll being called, it was feun rot'
Viscount Strathallan had been elected, the nom other
ing for him being fifteen. There is at present
used
vacancy in the Scottish representative peerage, amused
is a
by the death of Lord Saltoun. The Earl of Seafield
candidate. an
COSTA RlCA.—Accounts from Costa Rica give thet
favourable prospect of the future course of affairs 10
ong
Republic, NN hich has hitherto been the only one any
steady progress. Until recently, •se
the Central American States that seemed to prernal.
invited on the ground of the liberal nature of the
infl, institutions, but by a treaty with the PePe,,,__e•ban
tiated in October last, and just confirmed, the :tribe
emigration I, erist.
Catholic religion is established in connexion with der
Gevernment, and all education is placed entirely uu_.„o•
ment-a belief prevails that General Santa Annayohdy
_o
the control of the clergy. Connected with this
viv:7;lo
a policy is apparently about to be intr e_4oo
Mexico, has proposed the formation of a comnion:i"cau
between Mexico and the several Central
Republics.