The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

ImwooN, Match 7. --Wind this day at noon, strong
northerly breeze and dull weather.
PORTSMOUTH, March 6.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Snl
tana, froth Lxidon', for New South Wales, and sailed for,
Southampton. Sailed—Ann Powell, for Valparaiso.
SOUTHAMPTON, M,reh 6.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—Sul-
tan (s.), from Gibraltar, &c.
FALMOUTH, March 9.—Wind N.E.—Arrived—lris,
from Havana. Off the port—Mersa, from bhanghai ;
0. Jones, New Orleans.

PILL, March 6.—The Sabrina (s.), bound to Cork,
which got ashore on-the Swash on the 10th Feb., was
towed off this morning, and proceeded for Bristol.
LIVERPOOL, March 6.—The Constitution, from. New
York, which took fire in the Mersey on the sth Dec., and
was scuttled, subsequently turn-ed bottom up, was lifted
and towed in the main last night.
SHIELDS, March 6.—Wind N.—Sailed—Lockwood, of
Cork, for Honduras. . .
YARMOUTH, March 6.—Wind N.E.—Arrived--Valiant,
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from London, for Newcastle, with bowsprit carried away
and other damage, having been run into whilst at anchor
below Winterton, last night, by the Amelia, of Shields.
DOVER, March 6.—Wind N.E., fresh.—Arrived—Meeta,
from Shields, for Rochefort,- with damage, having been
run into, whilst at anchor, by the Thomas Bell, of
Swansea. •

PLYMOUTH, March G.--=Wind E.N.E.—Arrived—Persia,
from London, for Moreton Bay ; H.M.S. Shannon, Ports-
mouth, for the West Coast of Africa.
CARDIFF, March 6.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived—Arctic,
from London, with loss of bowsprit, from contact with
the Thetis.

SWANSEA, March G.—Wind
Castle, for St. Jago de Cuba ; Lady Prudhoe, Madeira.
GIBRALTAR, March I.—The weather has been very
bc,isterous, and one or two vessels have been driven ashore.
The Jane Hudson, from Alexandria to Queenstown struck
the ground during the gale on the 1 th Feb., is lea:ky, has
started her stern-post, and received other damage ; she
has been surveyed, and: will discharge Rut of her cargo.
OFF PLYMOUTY—Persia, from London, for Moreton
Bay; Romance of the Sea, Shanghai • Harding, Demerara.
GRIMSBY, March s.—The Vigilant, from Hull to Rio
Grande, got ashore near Donna Nook yesterday, but came
off to day with assistance, after discharging. •
LOWESTOFT, March s.—The Gratitude, of Sunderland;,
from Alexandria to Hull, put in to-day with damage 'and
leaky, from contact with the Rose of Spey, of Banff.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH;)
SOUTFIAMPTON, Friday Morning.
Arrived.—Le Coq, and Georges, from Cherbourg; South
Western, (s.), Jersey ; Atalanta, (s.), Havre. .
Sailed.—Eipress (s.), for Havre; Devonshire, (s.), for

LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning.

Wind E. - _
Arrived.—Avery, from Valparaiso ; Elizabeth, Villa
Nuova.

DUBLIN, March 9.
Wind W.S.W.
Arrived.—Proyele, from St. Michael's.

' B 7 SUBMARINE AND Ennui" TELICGRAPS.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.18 a.m.
Wind N.N.E. ; cloudy ; tide, two hours' flood.
Arrived, March 6.-=Fairy, from Lisbon ; Zeewart,
Surinam ; Sarah Jones, Antwerp.
Arrived, March 7.—Alice and Ann, from Alexandria ;
Harry, Trieste.
Sailed.—Unity, .for.Algoifr, Bay.; Sandford, New Zea-
land.
DEAL, Friday, 9.47 a.m.

Wind E.S.E., moderate..
Passed. —Brisk, from London, for the West Coast of
Africa ; her Majesty's steamer Rh adamanthus, from Ports-
mouth, for the river.
Sailed.—Norman (in tew) and Villiers, for London, and
others for the north.

The Countess of Kinnoull and the Ladies nay, who
have been passing the winter at Nice, are expected to
returni,to Hampden-house soon after Easter.
The Earl of Eglinton has left town for Bath, but will
return to St. James's-square early neat week. .
TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LLOYD, OF GUYS HOSPITAL.—
Last evening, a meeting of the members of the Pupils'
Physical Society of Guy's Hospital was held at the
London Tavern, for the purpese of presenting. Dr. Ed-
ward Lloyd with a testimonial expressive of the high
estimation in which his long and valuable services, as
honorary secretary of that society, are held by the former
and present members, Dr. Lloyd having. now retired
from that office. The testimonial consisted of a hand-
Some silver candelabrum, with richly-chased branches
-for three lights; to suit also as a flower stand, supported
by a beautifully-modelled female figure on a tripod stand
bearing an appropriate inscription. Mr. Odling took
the chair; and among those present were Mr. Edward
Cock, Arr. Cooper Forater„,and Dr, Wilks,
The Committee on the improvements in St. James's.;
park have resolved unanimously, that the bridge and
road across the park shall not be recommended ; but
further, that no interference with the enclosure of the
park should be permitted. The committee adjourned
to this Jay, when scheme No. 2 is to be discussed.
That scheme is to continue Pall-mall through Cleve-
land-row, by widening the street and pulling down
Lord Sydrn-y's house, and then making a road in the
Green-park, turning at right angles to the front of the
Palace. The cost of this "improvement" is estimated
at 156;0001.
" Another hatch of Russian cannon;" says. the
Semaphore of Marseilles, " have just been landed
at the Quai 'de la Joliette, where they have been
the object of great curiosity. Some of the guns
which belonged to the Russian vessels :are of un-
usually large calibre. Most of them bear, the
double-headed eagle of tfie -Czars,ualtarMaiiy 4077
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