The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-30 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 29.--Wind N.E., fresh breezes, with
snow.—Arrived the Prospect, Abona, from Liverpool, and
proceeded for Cowes, having lost both topmasts, and all at-
tached, off the Galloper, 26th inst. ; Henry, Goodchild, from
Seaham ; Margaret steamer, Keay, from Waterford ; and Hi-
bernia, German, from London. Sailed the William Brown,
Sutton, for Bristol.
FOLKSTON, DEC. 29.—Arrived the Anna, Genoa, and
Louisa, late Gibbs, from Rotterdam, but with damage and
loss of anchor% and cables, bound to London.
JERSET.—Arrived the Three Sisters, Le Gros, and Pallas,
Dolbec, from Newfoundland.
DUBLIN, DEC.: 27.—Arrived the Cassiopeia, from St.
Petersburg.

The Thetis, Moore, from Hamburg to London, was assisted
into Ramsgate 27th inst., nearly full of water, having struck
on the Queen's—cargo discharging in a very damaged state.
The Prince Frederic, Stevenson, from Rotterdam to Lon-
don, struck Dover Pier 25th inst., and sunk—crew saved.
The Resource, Young, from London to Sunderland, was
on shore in Stangate Creek 26th inst.
The Findhorn, Morton, was on shore on the Isle of Grain
26th inst.

The Prince George steamer was on shore on Queenborough
Swale 26th inst., in a precarious situation.
The Elizabeth was on shore near Boston 27th inst.
The Rover, Hetherington, for Shields, was on shore at
Gravesend, 28th inst.

The Symmetry, Palam, of,London, and Elizabeth, Johnson,
were on shore near Gantlett 26th inst., the former bilged.

The Isabella, Doherty, from Liverpool to Dundalk, was
stranded near Clogher the 24th inst., and only two of the crew
saved.

The Holderness, Wilson, from Rotterdam to Hull, was on
shore in Pegnall Bay, 27th inst.
The Ask, Armstrong, of North Shields, is lost.
The Canada, of Shields, was on shore in the Isle of Grain
yesterday.
The Harriet, from Quebec to London, was totally wrecked
near Dover, 26th inst. ; the pilot and four of the crew drowned.
The Dove, Billingham, from Shields, sunk in Margate har-
bour, 27th inst.
The Dart, from Ostend to London, was driven on shore
near Kingsgate, 24th inst., and bilged ; crew saved.
The Peace, from Antwerp to London, was driven on shore
in Westgate Bay, 25th inst. Cargo discharging ; crew saved.
The Wellington, Calvert, from Rotterdam to Stockton, was
on shore on Foreness Rock, 27th inst. ; crew and part of the
cargo and stores saved.
The Dixon, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Hull, was
totally wrecked near Romney, 26th inst. ; master drowned.
The Hope, Sayer, in entering Shoreham, 26th inst., struck
upon the Pill, and sunk.
The Countess of Roden, from Whitchaven to Newry, was
on shore near the latter port, 25th inst.
The Canada, Nicholson, of Shields, was on shore on the
Isle of Grain yesterday.
The Rosetta, Lawson, from Rotterdam, arrived off Dove
much damaged, and very leaky, bound to Hull.
The Alpha, Hill, from Antwerp, arrived at Dartmouth,
damaged, pumps choked, &c., bound to Liverpool,
The Kingston, bound to Savannah, has put back to Aber-
deen, leaky.
The Neglards, from Amsterdam, arrived at Plymouth, leaky,
bound to Marseilles.

The Julie, from Rotterdam, arrived at Dover, with damage,
and loss of sails.

The Johann; of London, is totally lost near Wells, with
all hands.

TILE FUNDS.-(TIIIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK

Our arrivals this morning arc four French mails ; two
are still due ; as well as three Ostend, and two Dutch.
We have no ship-letters.
The Antwerp Papers of the 25th inst. give the Dutch
prices of the 23d—Five per Cents., 100 ; Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 53 7-16.
Although we have the arrival of several French mails,
with interesting information from Paris and the Peninsula,
Consols opened this morning at the leaving-off price of
yesterday-891 -a for the opening ; Reduced 88 ; -Ex-
chequer Bills, 20 22 ; India Bonds, 10 12 ; Bank Stock,
2031 2091 ; India Stock, 259 260.
Spanish Active, 191 ; Passive, 51 -;41; Deferred, 7-A- ;
Portuguese, 441 141 ; Three per Cents., '284 291 ; Dutch,
5.11 ; Columbian, 221- 23 ; Mexican, 224.
HALF-PAST ONE.

This is settling day in the Foreign Market. The brokers
and jobbers are chiefly occupied in settling their accounts,
the heaviest of which is Portuguese, the extreme fluctua-
tion of which has been upwards of three per cent. ; in
Spanish about 21 per cent. Up to this time all is going
off well, as the great speculations have been among the
monied men. Money is rather in demand in the house,
more particularly with the middling dealers in the above se-
curities. The books at Lloyd's this morning exhibit nu-
merous losses.

Consols continue, as in the morning, 89,-} I for the open-
ing. Reduced, 88 ; Exchequer Bills, improved, 20 25
prctn. ; India Bonds, 12 14 ; Bank Stock, 209.
Spanish Active, 19 ; Deferred, 7. ; Debentures, 35,
Portuguese has receded one per cent., from 44 to 43
Three per Cents., 28 ; Dutch, 543:4.
Consols for the Account, 119/ j.

THREE O' CL 0C K,

THE SNOW-STORM.--The present snow-storm, in
addition of the other annoyances it has entailed on us, has
had the effect of reversing the usual rules of politeness, for
the inquiries everywhere just now are 'not after the ladies,
but after the males (mails).

The feelings of the audience at Coven;-garden
were most painfully excited on Wedresday evening, during
the performance on the tight rope. The rope became in
some way twisted, and the poor gill wai afraid to venture
on tle descent. On her objections being overruled from
the stage, she proceeded on her trip, and arrived in safety.