The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(IRIS DA Y.)

LONDON, Oct. 3.—Wind this day at Noon, N.W. ; light
breeze, and fine, clear, dry weather.
RAMSGATE, Oct. 2.—Wind, N.W., fresh. Arrived—
Araby Maid, Sunderland, for Mauritius, with damage
from collision off Dungenness.
DOVER, Oct. 2.—Wind, W.N.W., fresh. Arrived—
Daniel, London, for Re Unon, with loss of bowsprit, &c.,
from collision with the brig Sailor, of Sunderland.—The
Ellen Hughes, London to Havre, which ran on shore at
the mouth of the harbour, Sept. 26, has been got off.
COWES, Oct. 2.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Peter Go-
deffroy, Callao ; John Bunyan, Akyab, and sailed for
Antwerp ; Daniel, Callao ; Freya, Bahia ; Arvinn, Ma-
tanzas.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Thames
(s), West Indies, on freight about 2,700 dollars. Sailed—
Prince (s), West Indies.

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FALMOUTH, Oct. 2.—Wind, N.N.W., strong breezes.
Arrrived—Euterpe, Havannah. Off Port—Diadem, Rio
Janeiro, and sailed for Hamburgh ; Maria Lehman, do.,
and sailed for Copenhagen ; Johns, Quebec, for Yarmouth.
BEAUMARIS, Oct. 2.—The George, of Kirkcaldy, Liver-
pool to Alexandria, has put back with foremast sprung,
and other damage.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.—The Cairo (British barque) was
fallen in with on the 10th Sept. in a sinking state ; crew
taken off by the Waldron, arrived at Princetown.—The
American, hence to Cardiff and San Francisco, has been
got off shore at Southport.- The William ard, from
Richebucto, on shore at New Ferry, Sept. 26, has been
got off.
TEIGNMOUTH, Oct. 2.—Wind, W. to N.W. Sailed—
Ann Eliza, Newfoundland.
SUNDERLAND, Oct. I.—Arrived—Hugo, Quebec.
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 2.—Arrived—Bristol Belle, St.
Andrew's, N.B. ; Hopewell, Montreal ; Platina, Quebec ;
Hesperus, St. John's.
NEWPORT, Oct. 2.—Sailed—Esther Ann, Wilmington.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. I.—Wind, strong. Arrived—Swan,
St. John's, N.B. Off Port—John Davies, Callao.
ANTWERP, Oct. I.—The Augustus (Swedish barque),
Carlseuno to England, was stranded on the 27th of Sept.,
on the Haak van Holland ; crew saved.—The Liverpool
(Prussian barque), Alexandria to Cowes, was lost behind
the Koog previous to Sept. 28 • four men only saved.—
Two vessels, supposed to be the Leonine, of Charleston,
and the Euphemis, have been lost.—The Grief (Prussian
barque), London to the Baltic, and the Nesserland, Car-
diff to Leer, are stranded at Vilee • crews saved.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The Bess Grant, Genaives to
Liverpool, was spoken on the 12th inst., in lat. 38, long.ad
65, with loss of bowsprit, fore and mainmasts, sails, n_
boats, &c. ; following day bad rigged a jury foremast, and
steered for the westward.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
DEAL, Monday, 9.15 a.ra-
Wind, N.W., very fine. Anchored—Juno, from Lon-
don, for Port Philip ; Frateili Conopiotti, Lond Y oon,rk for
Constantinople ;W. A. Copper, Shields, for New .
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Issued,
paid into the
REVENUE &C., OF ...RENAND.—From- r"a aitreappears that
for by Captain Jones, and
474,3741
sth January, 1853,
items are :—Customs,
Exchequer in the yeair e
The
is;celslatunrueoptsts% 477,589/.
amounted to 4,286,514
the net produce of the revenjnuudseetdof Ireland
3001. ;
hereditary revenue,
3,891,143/. ; and the money re-
The expenditure was
1 170,809/.
1,156,160/. ; excise, 1,478,092:;.
in the Exchequer, , The gross in-
maining • 1,532,3021. ; from customs,
comes 2 ,i 080,nT ne e 4tf6: i .917 LATE
finding of the body of Mr. Chas. Monckton,
excise was,
AMPSTEAD.—
who was found shot in a meadow adjoining the Conduit-
fields, and near the Swiss Cottage, Hampstead, last
Tuesday, numbers, led by a morbid curiosity, have
visited the spot. The police have been indefatigable in
searching for the pistol with which the deed is supposed
to have been perpetrated, but all their efforts to discover
the deadly weapon have proved unavailing. The non-
finding of the instrument Of death and the position of
the wound on the left side invest the tragical occurrence
with mystery and suspicion, which is further increased
by the fact that on Monday, the morning he left home,
deceased took with him an account for the purpose of
getting the amount ; yet neither the account nor its
amount was found upon him. In addition to which,
deceased took out with him halfa-sovereign, of which
only a few halfpence were found in his pocket. Al-
though the jury returned an open verdict, yet the gene-
ral impression is that an adjournment would have been
desirable to enable the police to clear up the mystery in
which deceased's death is enveloped.