The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-26 00:00:00

SNOW STORM.

A tremendous snow-storm took place last night ;
it commenced yesterday morning, and has been heavier
than has been known for some years. In consequence
of the severity of the storm, many of the mails were
delayed for hours beyond their usual time. Many of
them did not reach town till twelve o'clock, and the
whole number that has arrived up to three o'clock is
not more than fiiteen.

LLOYD'S. S lIIPPIN Til IS DAY.)

tiEt. 24. Wind N.E., blowing very strong, in
squalls, with !mow throughout the day. Remain, the Caro-
line, from Quebec; flartleti from Quebec; and Baltic, Pug-
Wash, from do., for Sunderland.
4‘RiNhwAv, DEc. 20.—The Henry, JoiAing,, from Mira-
thichi to .1.111111, i 914 pert into Westhash water-logged and decks

swept.
KILLIBEGS, DEC. 21.—Vid Oticiec packet, from Quebec
it 91i'f_r,oi was driven from her anchors itt Arrow Road, during
a heavy gale; trrrd was obliged to run for Rutland, where she
was put upon a soh. :101,4 bank, and now lies in safety. The
Swan, M`Kelvin, bound to "ff,,toort, put into Rutland 14th
inst., under jury mass, by the Dertg.
FAi.mot,rrn, DEC. 24.—Wind N. E., hard galcs.—Atrived
from London, the Hibernia.
YARMOUTH, Dec. 24.—The Accommodation and Hudson,
of this port, Emery, Husband, of Scarborough, and Lavinia,
Ridlcy, of London, were on shore on this beach yesterday.
The Betsey, Heron, of Shields, is on shore here.
DUBLIN, DEC. 22.--Arrived the Royal steamer, Wilson,
from Quebec.

The Hugo, Nagles, bound to Barbadoes, sunk on East
Hoyle on the 23d inst.
The Sandbach, Bispham, bound to Demerara, was on shore
at Mackbiggen, on the 23d, with two feet of water in the hold,
and two of the crew saved.
The Caroline, for Savannah, was on shore near Mackbiggan,
with ten feet of water in her hold.
The Febio, Sedesio, for Orleans, was totally wrecked near
L'port on the 23d.
The Promise, Shearer, from Quebec, was on shore at East
Heyde on the 24th, abandoned.
The Victoria, Candler, bound to Charleston, has put back
to Liverpool, stranded, and must dishcarge, having been
aground.
The Spring, Henry, of Shields, having been in contact with
the Mary Ann, from Quebec to Sunderland, was run on shore
near Harwich yesterday, to prevent her sinking.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The James Turean, Tuscan, from Bengal, at Liverpool,
sailed July 29 ; St. Helena, -.
Arrivals at Calcutta.-The Bengal, Aug. 9, from London;
the Sir John Rae Reed, 12th, from Mauritius and Madras ;
the Strath Eden, 12th, from London and Madras; the Isabella
Cooper, 10th, from Portsmouth ; the Shepherdess 11th, from
Mauritius ; the Hellas, 9th, from Liverpool ; the Eleanor,
14th, from Bombay and Madras ; the Trossigur, 21st, from
Bordeaux, Bourbon, and Pondicherry ; the Sophia, 21st, from
Bombay; the Joseph and Victor, 22d, from Bourbon and Ma-
dras; the John Adam, 22d, from Bombay, Madras, and En-
nore ; the Turis, 22d, from Liverpool ; the Lord William
Bentinck, 22d, from London and Cape ; the Artemis, 23d,
from London and Madras ; the Caledonia, 23d, from Madras ;
the Cavendish Bentinck, 23d, from Bushire ; the Phoenix,
23d, put back with loss of anchor ; the Edmonstone, 24th,
from Mauritius and Ennore; the Benconin, 18th, from Syd-
ney and Madras ' • the Surrey, 11th, from Mauritius ; the Ba-
boo, 12th, from London; the Orient, 18th, from Portsmouth
and Madras ; the Emily, June 9, from China and Singapore ;
the Asia, 10th, from London and Madras; the Gunga, 10th,
from Liverpool, Rio, and the Cape, and was to sail Sept. 6,
for Liverpool ; the Sulimany, 10th, and Bombay Castle, 11th,
from Bombay ; the Ruthdra, 13th, from Boston ; the Castor,
13th, from Bourbon and Madras; the Alexander, 14th, from
Sydney ; the Falcon, 14th, from Mauritius ; the Princess Vic-
toria, 29th, from Bombay ; the Syed Khan, 24th, from China
and Singapore.
Departures from Calcutta.-The Juliana, Aug. 31, for
Mauritius; the Trident, 18th, for Mauritius; the Magnet,
18th, for Liverpool ; the Horizon, 21st, for Bourbon ; the Per-
fect, 28th, for London ; the Enmure, 26th, for Mauritius ;
the Viscount Melbourne, 29th, for China ; the Jane Gondie,
31st, for Sydney ; the United States, 31st, for Boston ; the
Fortfield, Sept. 1, for Bombay.
Departures from Saugor.-The Mary Ann Webb, Aug. 25,
the Ripley, 29th, and the Magnet, 23d, all for Liverpool ;
his Majesty's ship Wolfe, 24th, for Mauritius ; the Otterspool,
16th, for China; the Parsee, 17th, for London; the Bisson,
17th, for Bourbon ; the Adolphe, 20th, for Bourbon.