The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Nov. 26. Wind this day at noon, N.W. ;
light airs and foggy. There has been a fall of snow this
morning.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Wind N.N.E.—Sailed—Lord
of the Isles, for Hong Kong.
DARTMOUTH, Nov. 25. Wind N. W, Arrived—
Louisa Sophia, from Canton.
LYTHAM Nov. 25.—The British Token, of and from
Dundalk, was totally wrecked on the Crusader Bank, near
Blackpool ; 1 boy drowned.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 23.—Sailed—Clyde (s.), for the
West Indies.
BELFAST, Nov. 21.—Sailed—Jame Guthrie, for New
York.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 24.—The barque Emily, of Mary-
port. was spoken, on the 7th Oct., with a jury mast,
in 20. S.:;0. W.
HARWICH, Nov. 25.—A large brig is on the Gunfieet
Sand, with loss of fore and mainmast, &c., the sea break-
ing heavily over her ; none of the crew visible, but three
smacks alongside.
MALTA, Nov. 18. - The Undaunted, from Alexandria,
arrived yesterday in a sinking state.

(PER ELECTRIC TELE(MAPEt.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind S.E.

Arrived—Ps.tma, from Whampoa; Eleanor, St. John's,
N.B. ; Seal, Rangoon ; Rhondda, Maceio ; Enterprise,
Porto Rico ; Georgia, Savannah ; Othello, Alexandria ;
Empress, Baltimore; Nonpareil, Philadelphia; City of
Mobile and Webster, New York; Fanny S. Perley, St.
John's, N.B. ; Pacific, Pictou ; Algiers, Miramichi ;
birina, Hamburg ; 'Union, St, John's, N.B.
Sailed—Queen, for Havre • Eliza Fox, St. Michael's ;
Henry Holman, Malta; Blondeli, Alexandria; Heinrich,
St. Thomas ; Recovery, Alicante; Atlantic, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 24.

Wind N.W.
Arrived—Favourite, from Miraniichi ; Corinthia, Moul-
mein ; Glenshee, Callao ; California., Ship Island ; Sea
Nymph, Buenos Ayres; Canada, Quebec.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.52 a.m.
Wind N. W. ; three hours' flood ; raining.
Sailed. —City of Nantes, for Nantes; Colorado, Calcutta;
Vesta, steamer, Oporto.
DEAL, Wednesday, 9.46 a.m.

Wind S.S.W., fresh with rain.
Sailed.—John Taylor, Mary Robinson, and Lion, for
London, in tow ; Clarendon (screw steamer). Amazon,
Niger, and Phoenician, with all the homeward bound for
the river.
Sea Nymph proceeded to Ramsgate to trim her cargo.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Providence, of Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, Nov. 16,
in lat. 49 N. •
The Medway, from London for Melbourne, Oct. 7, in
lat, 5 N., long. 25 W.
The Colonist, of Liverpool, Nov. 1, in let. 30 N., long.
36 W.
The barque Sonora, third distinguishing pendant, No.
563, steering eastward, Aug. 23, in lat. 3 :1., long. 107 E.
The Ohio, from Shields for Havannah. Nov. 2, with loss
boom, heaving been in contact, in let. 47, long. 10.
:o Black Swan, Iteering Sept. 13, in lat. 39
The' *to.. W.
S., long. ",•afalgar, from Greenock for Port Adelaide,
The bar P' - S. long. 30 W.
Sept. 15, in lut, in 1 N., long. 19 W.
.
The Mitchell, Oct. nd, Oct. 26, in lat 42 N, long
The Clara, fron? sunaerl--
12 W.
,Theu gM2asrivra
.from Tobog
N o rot' London, Nov. 11, in lat 48
The John Robinson, from Shields for Shanghai, Aug.
25, in the Straits of Sunda.
The A merican barque e , for
7, in lat 42 N, long 15 W. Glnburn Melbourne, Nov

-
THE ROYAL BRITISH R.NE.—The petitoh:in credi-
for under the bankruptcy of the Royal British:l:2.fmk has
written a long letter against the remarks of a n;rre-
spondent signing himself "One of the. Public," inserted
on Monday. It throws, however, no new light on the
ease, and is characterised by the tone which seems to
animate all the parties in this deplorable controversy.
The main points on which the writer insists are, that
there is no " conflict of jurisdictions calculated to affect
the legal reputation of the country ; that the collection
and distribution of the assets will involve far less ex-
pense in Bankruptcy than in Chancery ; and thxertions at w
Mhat
have been termed the " meritorious" e ot r.
Harding, in collecting within a Jew weeks sufficient to
pay 20 per cent., have not really involved the exerci!e
either of labour or skill, since the amounts were almost
all ready to be handed to him. —Ti Ines.
MIIRDER OF THE "GIPSY KING,"—The aJjeurned in-
quest on old Stanley, the " Gipsy King of the 'West,"
was held before Mr. Cockey, on Friday last, at Totnes
50L2.0 important additional evidence was adduced which.
mur-
deredeo v er
e;d
.but t theapp
epaerrepde ttrhaattoornt it ileereo f
night
s notnen vet
the
clearly proves that the old man was barbarously' .
armed
to a little boy, I
cottager, onso en
ne bridge at P. OITNTD3 STOLEN BY A LETTER CAR.
was last seen he was observed • w
-court
the son of a cotta
o'clock. While he been
deceased dis-
covered. e
-.--------
dressed in a velveteen jacket, 6
tall, muscular man,
ley in rough language ba7.._E-011nuNMpoltiEldpay, at the Manchester Police
comeeameup and called to Stav-
toll.l.ze, Ingram, a letter-carrier, was committed for trial
to speak him. The old man :withMu', as he wanted 0 e
for stegling a, bank post bill for 4601. and eight 51.
hesitated, and on the stray.- „A. letter containing the money was found on
gees again requesting hi" note •
Stanley said to the little faul to
"come over to him, iliiu.- He admitted that he and another letter-carrier
what he wants." The uy, "Come with me and,, see
,had intended to resign, but before doing so, they bad
man heard this and said, No, .
I want to see you wyed to steal a number of letters, and appropriate
alone." Stanley then went over to arr. a
him, and the two • their, contents.
lowing men soon disappeared. On the fol- Gott) —The
PRICE OF
.11 . quotation of gold at Paris is
morning about 2 o'clock a woman living near
the river heard angryabout 6 per mule premium, and the short exchange on
voices andnoise like struggling
and fightie
g• Aftera little time asale heard a splash in London la 25 -At per 1/. sterling. On comparing; these
the water, and on throwina
( ber Window and looking rates with the English Mint price of 3/. 17a. 101 d. per,,
out she saw a man whose arpepeParanca corresponded with ounce for
,stand.ard gold, it. appears that gold is
the man whom Stanley accompanied on the previous nearly 5-1013 per cent. dearer in Paris than in Lon-
night, and who had been described hy the lad, leaning don. By advices from Hamburg the price of gold is 424
over the water's edge, apparently wa telling somethieg per mark, and the short exchange on London is 13-34 per
or some person in the water. After he ;hearth
window 1/. sterling. Standard gold, at the English Mint price,
open he ran off and soon disappeared. It vow again, is therefore nearly 4-10ths per cent. dearer in
clearly pointed out to the jury by the iv
strangulation men that , Hamburg than in London. Theeeurse,of exhottiTgrtNew
the death of old Stanley was caused ba. strangulation . York ou London for bills at 60 day
se
:intB
betweenOn per
' and not by drowning, and thejnry, after mature delibe- cent., which, when clomp:, red with th
lh
ration, returned a verdict of "wilful: murder against the two countries, shows that the exchangeo
allowance for
y
some person or persons unknown." Tb ,e police are still 1 against England ; but, atlter meaa
of
°interest, thee
prosecuting inquiries, and, having got a descuiption of charges of transport and ddforenfit
.. pre.
pre the importation of
, the Man with whom Stanley was last seen, tees are , sent rate leaves scarcely any Pr° - -
endeavouring to ascertain his whereabou ie. i geld from the troited States.