The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIFPING.—;This Day.)

LONDON, Feb. 4.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.;
moderate breeze and hazy, with much rain at times.
SWANSEA, Fib. 3. —Wind S.W.—Sailed—Bella Donna
and Margaretta, for Coquimbo.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 3.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived—La-
bang, from Callao; R. M. Mills, from Callao, with stern
and entwater sprung, and leaky about the bows ; Jesus
Ramos, from Guayaquil.
CORK, Feb. 2.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Nithsdale, for
Sydney.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1. —Wind S.S.W.—Arrivei—
Georgiana, Iron Belize; Ruffen', Savannah. Feb. 2.
Arrived—St. Vincent, from Mauritius ; John Philip,
Mauritius.

BRIDLINGTON, Feb. 3. Wind S. W.—Arrived —Spec,
from London for Hartlepool, with stern stove in and other
damage. _ _ _

DARTMOUTH, Feb. 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—ledo (e),
from Rotterdam for Japan.
PLYMONTII, Feb. 2.
frora Moulmein.
HULL, Feb. 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Glory, from
Monte Video. —Wind S. W.—Arrived. —Pearce,
FALMOUTH, Feb. 2.—Wind W.—Artived—Steidricbt,
from Paraiba; Glenroy, Akyab. Feb. 3.—Arrived—
Kimigunde, from Rio Grande; TWAIa Harmer, Havana;
Preciosa, Pernambuco.
CARDm, Feb. 2.—Wind S.W.—Sailid—Silistria, for
Callas. Feb. 3.—SailedM
Ayres. —ontisqueen, from Buenos

on; nratOUTII, Feb. 2.—Arrived—Map, from Bank.
kok for Ramberg.
WRITITABLI, Feb. 2.—The Sarah (brig), bound to
Wales, tank in the Prince's Channel yesterday, in nine
fathom water.
Coat, Feb. I.—The Expert, Shields to Constantinople,
which put in here Jan. 26, leaky, has been surveyed and
ordered to discharge part of cargo.
Via°, Jan. W.—The Renedo (Spanish brig), Matanzas to
London, put u Jan. t$ to repair serious damage sustained
at sea, and making a considerable quantity of water.
MUBOURNR, VICTORIA, Dee.
15.—The A.uchneagh,
Clarke, arrived Isere Dec. 12, reports having sighted seve-
ral large icebergs, Nov. 15 ,in Ist. 49 S., long 45 E.; same
day passed part of the hull of a large ship which appeared
to be in contact with ice, being much chafed (the severity
of the weather prevented further information being ob.
tained, and on the 30th passed about 20 feet of ship's rail,
with six stanchions and bulwarks attached, painted stone
colour.
RIR JANXIIIO, Dee. 31.—The Beliva (brig), of and from
Bremen, has been
passengers saved. totally lost near Rio Grande ; crow and

(IT zrao;nuo vermazira.)
Wind W.S.W. LITAItrOOL, Thursday Morning.
Arrived—James Simpson, from Paraiba ; Prince Phil.
lip., from Ostend.
Off Imperial, Westbettrne, Thessalia, Glengsriff, Bar.
mouth.

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Feb. 3.—Divers have hem down to the Albert, and
cleared the wreck of the spars, rigging, &a. ; they have
also sent up about 12 packages of cargo. The wind coming
from the S.W., they were obliged to leave her.
Wind N. QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 2.
Arrived—St. Vincent, and John Phillips, from the
Mauritius; Speedwell, from Marianople.
Wind S.B. DUBLIN, Feb. 3.
Arrived—Arbatas, from St. John's, N.B. ; Anne Hall,
Odessa : Alverton, Alexandria.

Wind S.S.W. HOLYHEAD, Feb. 3.
Arrived—l Cate, from Liverpool, Dordt ; Nigro, Liver.
pool, Oporto.

BY SUBMARINS AND BRITISH TILEGRAPH.
GRAVISBND, Thursday Morning.
Wind S.W., tide four hours' ebb, cloudy.
Arrived—Firret, and Providence), from Gravelines ;
Charlotte Anne, Ancona ; James Brown, Odessa ; Minna,
Cuessa ; Vesta, steamer, Oporto; Earl of Auckland, Rot-
terdeem.
Sailed—Pilot (s), for Antwerp ; Panther (s), Boulogne ;
Hanover (a), Ostend ; Dutchman, Constantinople.
DEAL, Thursday Morning.
riv.i.needds_lwAiilafurceesh:from Marianpole, for Hull.

The Alhambra, with the Peninsular mail, has brought
8.500/.
M.ENTING AT GATESHEAD.—On Monday night a pub.
lic meeting of the inhabitants of Gateshead was convened
petitioning Parliament in favour of
by the mayor (B. J. Prockter, Erg.),
of electoral reform, for
a comprehensivethe purpos e o
measure The meeting was well
attended, and the mayor presided. The following reso-
lutions were carried unanimously :—" That in the opi-
nion of this meeting the present restrictive franchise de-
rr" yes a large number of our fellow-countrymen of their
just electoral rights, entail, on the nation class legisla-
tion, financial extravagance, and an irresponsible foreign
policy, and demands a comprehensive and radical reform
in the representation of the people in Parliament. That
any mealure of electoral reform to be satisfaCtory to the
people, must include among its provisions manhood
suffrage, vote by ballot, and the abolition of the present
property qualification of members of the 'louse of
Commons."