The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, April 20.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.;
moderate breeze and fine.

PLYMOUTH, April 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Star of
the North, from London, for Bombay, with loss of top-
mast, &c. Sailed—Coral Queen, Cape of Good Hope;
Speculation, Quebec ; Margaret Ann, ditto ; Gem, New•
fonndland.

DARTMOUTH, April 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Pacha,
from Rio Janeiro.

BELFAST, April 17.--Arrived—Warder, from Dome•
rata.

CLYDE—Sailed—Alert, for Monte Video.
OFF SHOREHAM, April 19.—Wind S.S.E.—Charles
Henry, from Antwerp for Brazils.
POOLE, April 18.—The Peseverance, of this port, makes
water, having been on shore.. _

CARDIFF,` April 18.—Wind S.—Sailed—trimpe, for
Batavia.

ABERDEEN, April 18.—The, City of Quebec, hence to
Quebec, with passengers, is aground, but expected off
without damage.
DROGIIHDA, April 18.—The Woodstock, from Swansea
to Liverpool, was run into off the Skinces by the Fililia,
from Liverpool to New York, and sunk soon afterwards
crew saved.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LivintrooL, Monday Morning.

Wind W.

Arrived—Express, from Halifax ; Duero, Berm steamer,
Coruna ; Annthen, Santander • J. V. Maria, Amster-
dam ; Felicity, Jamaica; Otter, Gibraltar; Otterburn,
Amsterdam. _ _

Put back—Meander, screw steamer, and Govran Bahry,
Turkish frigate, screw, both with machinery damaged.
QUZEMISTOWN, April 18.
Wind S.
Arrived—Avon, from Ibrail ; Chacofords, Malaga.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAYZSEND, Monday, 9.42 a.m.

Wind calm; tide high water; very fine.
Arrived, April 19.—Bravo, from Stettin ' • Carolinda,
' Cherbourg • Princess Victoria, Terceira ; Lady Reou.
Young
20.--eind
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gll"GHarlingen.fromßandholm ; Collier,
Arrived,Taragna ;
April
Emden ; Eugenie, Nantes.

DEAL, Monday, 9.20 a.a.
Wind N.W., light and fine.
Passed in tow—Canopus, from Mauritius, for London.
Passed—Ossian, screw steamer, from westward, for
London : Douglas, London, Manilla ; Rapid, London,
Bahia.
Passed, April 18—Barrels, from Shields, for Pori Ma•
hon.

Anchored—Eliza Moore, from Lone/on, for Lima; Linos.
field, London, San Sebastian ; W. G. Malcolm, London,
Bombay.

The Queen has signified her pleasure of appointing
the Rev. C. J. P. Eyre, Rector of Bury 'St.
Edmunds, to succeed to the Rectory of Marylebone, Ott
the el,.vation of the Hon. and Rev. J. T. Pelham to the
See of Norwich.

THE SHAKSPERE CLUB DINNER.—Mr. Payne CoLier
will preside at the Shakspere Club dinner this year at
Stratford ; and the meeting will probably receive from
the trustees of the fund provided by Mr. John Shake-
peare some account of their services and their projects.
—A thenceunt.

FUNERAL Or A FRENCH EXlLE.—Yesterday morning
the mortal remains of M. Roug6e, an eminent French
exile, were conveyed to their last resting-place at the
Tower Hamlets Cemetery, amid the regret of his friends
and the sympathy of his fellow-exiles. The funeral
started from the residence of the deceased in Charlotte.
street, Blackfriars•road, and as soon as the coffin wail
placed in the hearse and the widow and immediate
friends in the mourning coach, the foreign exiles, to the
number of about 2,000, formed in procession, and fol.
lowed, carrying flags, bearing various republican devices,
and encircled with crape fringed with silver. As the
procession proceeded it was joined by great numbers, so
that by the time it arrived at the cemetery it could not
have numbered less than 10,000 individuals, and ex-
tended upwards of a mile in length. After the coffin
wa lowered into the graveM. W. Pyat, Flandier, and
s
Louis Blanc, and others, delivered the funeral orations.
At the end of the ceremony the vast assemblage retired.
The whole proceedings were conducted with the greatest
&wow.