The Sun.
London, England, 1855-12-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, Doe. 7.—Wind this 'lay at noon, N.W.
strong breeze and fine frosty weather.
RAMSGATE, Dec. G.—Wind N.N.W., very stiong.—
Arrived—John Crosby, from Grangemouth, for St. Va-
lery, assisted in very leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 6.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived—
Sarah Ellen, from Honduras ; Adelaide (s. tpt.), Con-
stantinople. Sailed—H.M.S. Urgent, for the Crimea.
CowEs, Dec. 6.—Wind N.W. by N.—Arrived -Ale-
jandro, from Havana, for Antwerp.
BRIDGEWATER, Dec. G.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived --
Amazon, from Quebec.

BRIDLINGTON, Dec. 6. Since midnight it has blown a
gale from N.W., with frequent heavy snow squalls. The
fleet in the bay, now above 400 sail, all iido safely.
PLYMOUTH,Dec. 6.—Wind N.N. W.— Arrived—H.M.S.
Exile and H.M.S. Exmouth, from Spithoad. S tiled
Berwick (s.s.), for the Crimea.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 6.—Wind N.N.W., strong breezes
and squally—Ariived—Otto, from Rangoon ; Hero, Ma-
zatlan, for Bremen ; Charles Chaloner, Quebec ; Henry
Woollie, Callao, for Cromarty ; Kate, Quebec, for Wool-

PILL, Dec. G.—Wind N.W., stroag.—Arrived—•Bar-
bara, from Africa.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.—The Marco Polo, for Melbourne,
which is still aground off Huskinson's Dock, was pun i•
may in contact with tho Glasgow, arrived here from
Messina, which has bow damaged. The Marco Polo
floated off this night and is anchored in the river, having
sustained apparently very little damage.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 6.—Arrived—Portia, from Perrin
buco ; Miramichi, Quebec. Sailed—Alice, for Jarrall`a
Off the port—Athlete and William Miles, from Callao.

(FEU ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday morning.
Wind N.
Arrived—Niagara, (s ). from Kingstown.
Off—Margaret, from Havre.
The Marco Polo name off with the good last night with-
out injury, and is now proceeding to sea.
QumvsrowN, Dec. 5.

-Wind N.W.
Arrived.—Pallas, from Quebec; British Isles, Callao •
Meriden, Leghorn; Ann, Alexandria ; Cintri, Mana.au
Donro, Syra; Elizabeth, Patras ; Portia, Pernambucii '
Sailed. Itusca, for Antweip; Alice, Jamaica. •
KING STOWN, Dec. G.

Wind N•W.•
Arrived—Mine, from Rotterdam ; Majesty, pal
Rosalie, Alexandria ; Edwin, Quebec. Palermo ;

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPTI.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 10.30 a.m.
Wind N.W. ; tide four hours' flood ; fine.
Arrived—Sydney, (s.), from Gibraltar.
Sailed.—John Henderson, for Tiinidad.
DEAL, Friday, 9.58 a.m.

N.W.
Wind W, moderato.
Anchored.—Victoria, from London, for Newport • San
Antonio, from London, for Bilboa ; Asia, from Callao,
far London.
Sailed. —Glencoe, Brunelle, Phoenician, A.riel, and
Southampton—all for London.
The ship Challenger reports having spoken, Sept. 27,
the English ship Randagore, in lat. 16.5 S. long. 74.9 E.;
Oct. 11, the Dutch barque Oriental, 63 days' from Ran-
goon, bound for London, in lat. 35.9 S., long. 20 E.; Oct.
21, e Hamburg barque Raimswell, from Batavia, for
London, in lat. 17.46 S. long. 6.13 W
.; Nov. 2, the Dutch
barque Mercurius, 37 days from Hartlepool, boned foe'.
Hong Kong • in lat. 6N. long. 19.45 W.• Nov.
tuttli'd
English ship Trade Wind, 109 days from A'rracao,2
3 the
for Falmouth, in lat. 26.50 N. long. 35.45 W.; 1,4.,°.!3':2
American barque Byant, in lat. 41.7 N., long. `"

THE WHEAT CROP OF 1856.—A Limerick paper states
that one-third more of land in the south of Ireland is
laid out for wheat this winter than this time twelve
mouths. The high price for corn is again converting the
pasture fields into cereal tillage.