The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING. (This Day.)

LONDON, April 14.—Wind this day at noon, N.W.;
strong breeze and cloudy
COWES, April 13. Wind W.—Arrived—Emma Arvigne,
from Moulmein:

CLYDE, April 12.-- Arrived—John M'Kenzie, from
New Orleans; Lotus, Mauritius; Onward, St. John's,
N.B.

OFF DOVER, April 13.—Arrived—Aldanab, from New
Orleans.

PORTSMOUTH, April 13.—Wind N. by N.W.—Arrived
—Christian Louis, from Amsterdam, for Buenos Ape..
A vessel of about 300 tons was passed, bottom upwards,
seven miles south of Newhaven, this morning.
RHYDE, April 13.-- The David William struck on West
Hoyle Bank, 11th inst., and will go to pieces; crew saved.
OFF DARTmouni.—Arrived—uliver Cromwell, from
Sydney, N.S. W.;
Wellesley, Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, April 13.- --Wind N. W.—Arrived—Gem,
from Hamburg for Newfoundland. Sailed—Pigeon, for
Csrdiff and Rio; Speculation and Priscella, Quebec.
SUNDERLAND.—SaiIed Falcon, for Quebec ; Sarah
Jane, Aden
KINGROAD, April 13.--Put back Chevy Chase, for
Africa ; Osprey, for Now York.
HULL, April 13.- -Wind N.E.—Arrived--Dauntless,
from Bombay.
BOULOGNE, April 14.—The Royal Arthur, from London
to the Cape of Good Hope, has been wrecked at Christo-
me], near Eta le; crew saved.
BOMBAY, March 19.—The Lydia 14I'l3enry has sprung a
leak, and will go into dock. The Queen of the Ea.kairived
here from Liverpool, 6th inst.

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(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) -
LIVERPOOL, Tuosday Morning.

Wind N.W.
Arrived —Mary, from Cuba; Lo Cocq, Ostend.
DUBLIN, April 13.

Wind N.N.W.
Arrived—Thurovelde, from Memel; Amulet, Barbadoes;
Caroline, Odense.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISd TEIEGRAPU.)
DEAL, Tuesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind W.N. by W., fresh.
Anchored, April 13—Algernon Percy, from Sunderland,
for Suez; Edgar Atheling, from Shields, for Aden; Anni-
versary, from Sunderland, for Constantinople; Oliver
Cromwell, from Sydney, for London; Maria, from New-
castle, for Smyrna ; Mermaid (schooner),
westward ; Polynesia, for Genoa; Aducia, from Sunder-
land, for Aden. from north, to

Passod—Scottish Maid, from Shields, for Rouen ;
Amazon, from New York, for London ; Cumberland, from
Newcastle, for Ca:thagena ' • Forsyth (brig), from north,
for westward ; Rhine, from New York, for London.

The telegraphic quotations of the Indian Exchanges
show that the transmission of silver to the East v, ill
bs steadily atthiie Peninsular ly continue, and
and O
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who supported Mr. Sergeant SERGEANToFPnitnbtuy.
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assamblt d yesterday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, as the
hosts at a dinner given by them to their favourite but
unsuccessful candidate. Mr. Tyler, by whom Sergeant
Parry had been proposed at the hustings, presided, who,
in proposing tho health of the honoured guest of the
evening, said' he regarded him as virtually the elected
member fur Finsbury. (Hear, hear.) The sentituent '
was heartily'responded to. When the cheering had in
louse degree subsided, Mr. Sergeant Parry returned
thanks and said, that in the recent struggle in which he
had been engaged in Finsbury —a struggle the most
severe in which he bad ever been engaged during a long
life of struggles—the greatest consolation he had was
that he had not lost a single friend, but had gained thou-
sands. (Cheers.) No doubt he was the defeated can-
didate; but though defeated, he might say in the lan-
guage of Edmund Burke, "I know law not dishonoured,
and I feel lam not disheartened." Having alluded to
the late election the learned gentleman said he should
have great pleasure in again coming forward to contest
the borough on the first opportunity. Neglect of regis-
tration he said was the cause of his &feat.