The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FLymount, DEC. 24.—Arrived, the Lady Leigh, Pearse,
from Newport ; the Alert, White, from Belfast ; the Ca-
meron, Mackie, from London, for Berbice; the Comet,
Walker, from St. Michael's; the Elizabeth, Winter, from
Dublin. Sailed, the Meg Merrilies, Penrice, for the Coast of
Africa ; his Majesty's ship Inconstant, for the Coast of Spain ;

the Juno, Leide.th,for Liverpool.
DUBLIN, DEC. 24.—Arrived, his Majesty's ship the Royal
Tar, from London ; the Elizabeth Randle, Randle, from Be!-
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fast, for Dunkirk.

STOCKTON, DEC. 25.—The Lise Chere, Letilly, from
Havre to Newcastle, was driven on shore this morning near
Seaton, crew saved. 3 P.M.—A loaded vessel is at Seaton a
little to the N.E. of Huntly Fort, and it is feared did not clear
Redcar rocks.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 24.—Wind N.E., fresh gales and squally.
—Arrived, the Hermes steam packet, from the Mediterranean,
left Malta on the Bth inst., Gibraltar and Cadiz on the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 24.—Arrived, the Isabella, Ritchie, from
St. Petersburg.
MILFORD, DEc. 25.—Arrived, the Wave, —, from St.
John's, New Brunswick.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Yesterday, last night, and this
morning, it has blown a tremendous gale from E. by N. The
following light vessels have parted, and are in shore, viz. :
Aire, Miller, of Newcastle; Henry, Oxley, of Newcastle;
Hodgson, Meadows, of Newcastle ; Jemima, Cockerell, of
Shields ; Boreas, Wright, from London ; Grecian, Kentish,
from London ; Alexander, Scotland, from London ; Her-
cules, Stalker, of Scarborough ; Gazelle, —, of Sunder-
land ; Williams, —, of Sunderland ; Margaret and Ann,
Nicholson, of Seaton Sluice ; Gleaner, Storm, of Whitby ;
Hope, Morrison, of Newcastle ; Hive, Miller, from London ;
Hull trader, with a general cargo, for London ; and severa
others crews saved. The Isis, Scott, from Smyrna to Hull,
struck the pier in coming for the harbour, carried away her
foremost and bowsprit, and drove on the South Beach—crew
saved by the life-boat.
LOWESTOFFE, DEC. 26.—During the whole of last night it
blew a hurricane from the E. The following vessels have
been driven ashore, with loss of anchors and cables :—Po-
mona, of Blythe, Hogg, and will become a wreck ; Bonafide,
of Whitby, Forster, a wreck; Astrea, Richards, Shields;
Eagle, Graham, Shields ; Spring, ditto ; George and Eleanor,
of Scarborough; Nottingham, of Gainsborough ; Ward, of
London, with a general cargo, which it is feared will be a
total loss ; Orgie, of London ; Manley, of Yarmouth, laden
with grain, a total loss ; Britannia, of Shields ; Prince of
Brazil, of Newcastle; Gosforth, ditto, a wreck ; Atalanta,
ditto; Yarm, Hamaahs, Success, Allondale, Olus, Success,
Equity, and Sunderland, all in ballast—crews saved. The
Pacific; of Scarborough, and three other vessels, are in the
Roads, dismasted. The beach is strewed with wreck. It
still continues to blow a hurricane.
STROMNESS, Dac. 19.—The Resolution, from Dram to
Dublin, in working out of this harbour, grounded on a sand
bank, but floated off without apparent damage.
HARWICH, DEC. 27.—The following vessels have been
driven on shore here, with loss of anchors and cables: Wm.
Gray, from Oporto, and must be lightened before she can be
got off; Zoar, Story, from Maldon to Newcastle; Delaval,
Hall, from London to ditto ; Victory, of Scarborough, ditto,
to Sunderland ; Odin, Collins, Hellinsfort, to Marseilles, to-
tally dismasted ; Dorothy, Cook, from Hamburgh to London,
got on the Cork Sand this morning, but came off, and sunk
in deep water ; the Dove, of Hull, got in contact with a ves-
sel in this harbour, had her rudder and main-boom carried
away, lost boat, &c. ; the Vivid (steamer) lost anchor, and
part of a chain in this harbour yesterday. The weather has
become more moderate, but the wind is strong from the east-
ward.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 27.—Arrived the Catherine from Bata-
via, sailed Sept. 23. ; Holland, Strusin, from ditto, with loss
of anchors and chains, &c.
MILFORD, DEC. 23.—A vessel, supposed to be a brig or
schooner, has been seen a little south of Ramsay Island on her
beam ends, drifting down the Channel, with her sails lying
flat on the water. 25. It is blowing a gale : a large fleet of
coasters is working into the River.
ST. Ivry, DEC. 25.—Yesterday it blew a very hard gale
from E. N.B. The Marys, of Hoyle, struck on that bar, and
is scuttled. The Majestic, Trevavis, in coming into the Pier
this morning came in contact with the Sarah, Rees, of Swan-
sea ; the former lost bulwarks, the latter carried away bow-
sprit, and is lying on her broadside with starboard bow stove—
cargo discharging. The Four Friends, Scantlebury, is
stranded within the Pier—crew saved.
BELFAST.—Arrived the Favourite, Murray, from Quebec;
Isabella, --, from ditto ; and Eliza, —, from St. Pe-
tersburg.
CORK.— Arrived the Noble, Stevens, from the Clyde, to
New York, leaky and must discharge.
HULL, DEc. 22 —Arrived, the Elizabeth, Robertson, from
St. John's, New Brunswick.
CORK, DEC. 21.—Arrived, the Hero, Cobb, Hamburg.
Grit) a. DEC. 15.—1 t blew a hard gale from S.W. on the
night of the 9th inst., at 7 p.m. it shifted to N. W., and blew
a hurricane in squalls for about three hours ; fortunately the
shipping rode it out without damage. The Acqua Sarota,
hence to Cugliari, has been on shore near Leghorn. The
Philocles, bound to Rome, sunk in this port on the 13th inst.

The Mary of Hoyle, struck on that bar, on the 25th instant.
The Sarah, Recs, of Swansea, was on her broadside with
how stove, at St. Ives, on the 25th instant and discharging,
having been in contact with the Majestic, Trevavis.
The Lion, from Workington, was on shore near Drogheda,
on the 24th instant—crew saved.