The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SKIPPING.-CrillS DAY.)

PokTsmotrit, 0.-nArriveci the
Marco Bozaris, Warnsineh, from Ilataia---,sulle:l ttle
August, and from St. Helena the .25th October ; and Graf
Carcrin, Totize, from Riga. Off port the Prederick, from
Rio Janeiro: Sailed the Hibernia, Girlies, for Madras.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 27.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the t yrimn,
Main; from Loridoti;•leakY; etifgd heat6di anti must dikharge,
bound to LiVcrpikil.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Wind strBlig and
squally.—Arrived the I'ranqs Charlotte, Pttke; from Seville.
The ThiSqe;,theOld; Livailicidi to Lond3n,
4ltt.i! gtlle night, aiiti gra:tidal I'o thk, Oat 13dicit ghee
has been assisted off this flood tide, with loss of rudder anu
other damage.
PENZANCE, DEC. 26.—1 t blows very hard at E. to E.N. E.
—Arrived the Landscldppep; fiom M'il'ord for Lon-
don., lost tvialit:llooi3l
schoUner; boeblomster, Gronold, from Dram and Ade-
laide, Ellice, from Bristol for Dartmouth, having lost anchor
and calle.
SHEERNESS DP,v7, 43.-:-Ift Is bioWing a strlong tit N. it.
to P.N. t.--116 Lord Jackson, from Antwerp to London,
has put into this harbour, with loss of anchors and chains ;
the John Bull steamer, with a broken anchor; a brig, with
loss of foretop mast, and a great number of other vessels.
CARDIFF, DEC. 26.—1 t has blown last night and this day a
strong gale at N.E. to E.N.E. The Isabella, Partridge,
from Newport to Philadelphia, carried away her windlass, and
lost boats in Penarth Roads, and drove some distance, with
two anchors a-head, but brought up; a small schooner has
been riding to the Eastward of the Roads these three days,
with mainmast carried away, supposed to be brought up.
27.—More moderate.

Stur.t.os, DEC. 26.—1 t has blown heavy gales from N. E.
since 24th inst.—The Tobram, Robinson, from Hamburg to
Aberdeen, in making this harbour this morning got upon the
Heard Sand.

PORTLAND, DEC. 22.—Arrived off port, the Stad Retricht,
Rolfe, from Amsterdam, for Batavia.
DARTMOUTH.—Arrived the Josephine, from Antwerp—was
towed in with loss of boat, anchor, and cable, haring missed
stays.

NEWPORT, DEc. 27.—Arrived off port a barque, supposed
to be the Maria, from North America.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 27.—The Canton, for Jamaica, is still
at anchor near the N. B. Buoy, with windlass broken, and in
want of one anchor and cable. A steamer has been sent out
to her. The Traveller, for St. Lucia, has put back from
Hoy Lake. The Thomas Tucker, for Antigua, &c., has
has two lighters alongside receiving her cargo, which she is
discharging. The John Whyte, for New South Wales; the
Albyn, for Alexandria; and the Quentin Leitch, M'Kay, for
Philadelphia, are still at anchor near the N.E. buoy. Put
back the Hope, Swan, for Barbadoes. Sailed the Shannon,
Leadbitter, for Savannah ; Matilda, Choss, for Odessa ;
Donna Maria, Steele, for Oporto; Laidmans, M'Kie, for
Calcutta; Sir Charles Forbes, Lestre, for Bahia; Ranger,
Amiley, for Bombay ; James Leman, Norton, for New Or-
leans; Mary Ann, Carrick, for Gibraltar; Antigua Packet,
M'Knight, for Demarara. Wind E. N.E., moderate.

The James and Isabella, Gray, bound to Belfast, was aban-
doned near Spey on the 21st inst., having been on shore.
The Cecilia Margaretta, from Copenhagen to Gloucester,
was run down and abandoned in the North Seas on the 16th
inst. ; crew saved.
The Eagle, Sinclair, from Aberdeen to London, is on shore
near Mundcsley ; crew saved.
The Dantzic (packet), from Dantzic to London, is on shore
near Stangate Creek.
The Caroline, Aabborg, is totally wrecked near Redcar ;
crew drowned.
The Levity, Smith, from Stockton to Sandwich, is on shore
on Cliff-foot Rock, after being in contact with the Mary of
Sunderland.

The Wansbcck, Oates, from Newcastle, is on shore near
Lowestoffe, and bilged.
The Malta, Hardy; William, Patteson ; William, Morrison;
Sceptre, Taylor ; Amphitrite, Rogers ; Alderman, Miller ;
and Anstruther, from London ; Clementine, from London to
Hull, and Prospect, Anderson, from ditto, aro on shore near
Yarmouth.
The Atalanta, from London to Sunderland, is on shore on
Corton Beach.

The Young Regulus, from Shields to London, is lost on the
Mouse Sand ; master and part of the crew drowned.
The Esk, from Newcastle to London, is totally lost on the
Heaps ; crew saved.
The Black Boy, from Richebucto, has arrived off Lowestoffe,
dismasted.

The Fame, and the Sarah, from Dublin, were on shore near
Kingstown, 25th inst.

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

At twelve o'clock, the only letters from the Post Office
were delivered along with the Post Office List. Our ar-
rivals consisted of one Hamburgh mail ; one Dublin ; one
Waterford ; one Donaghadce ; two Guernsey, and one
Jersey.
Of Foreign mails, five French are due ; as likewise two
Ostend, and two Dutch mails. We have no ship-letters
in the City.
We continue in the same state as yesterday, anxiously
expecting the arrival of Foreign and inland mails every
hour. No postman has as yet made his appearance. We
hear, however, of the arrival of the Liverpool and Ports-
mouth mails.