The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This E lay.)

• LONDON, Sept. 19.—Wind this day at noon, 14.:M;
Itrong breeze and cloudy.
FALMOUTH, Sept. 18.—Wind N.—Arrived—Jasquio,
from Guayaquil. Sailed.—H.M.S. Insolent, for Ceyl--
on.
DARTMOUTH, Sept. 18.—Wind N.E.— Off the (port
Shelburn, from Jamaica, had experienced a hu, rricane'
the 22d Aug., in 41 N. 56 W., carried away heal is of fore:
main, and mizert masts, &c.
STARCROSS, Sept. 18.—Wind Bros/or
for M iramichi.
SWANSEA, Sept, 18—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived;--Favon-
rite, from Baltimore ; John Knox, Cape of Good Hope.
Sailed—Visir, for lombay.
BELFAST, Sept. 17.—Wind W.—Arrived—Stine, frog
Quebec.
KINSALE, Sept. 17.—Wind S.—Arrived—Blanche:
from Quebec.
ABERDEEN, Sept. 17.—Arrived—St. Andre, ' from P'"
via' Straits ; H.M.Str. Jackall, Leith.
WHITBY, Sept. 17.—The sloop And, of this 'Tit,
taking the harbour yesterday got behind the east p ler end
became a wreck ; master drowned.

(PER ELEOTRIe TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Man ing.
Arrived—Probit, from Bordeaux ; Alma, ste araer,
Havre, to be docked; John and Mary, Waterford.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Mornimp

Wind N.W.
Arrived—Joseph Tarratt, from Melbourne ; young Eagle, St. John's, N.B. ; Araxes, screw-steamer,
andia ; Bellon, Demerara : Henry Buck, Matanzas;
pire Queen, Quebec ; Gefion, Krasgesoe. Pl
Off.—City of Manchester screw steamer, Philadel 1 k
and Medora.
Sailed—Mercury, for Carboneur.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. rif•
Wind W.N.W.
Arrived—Magdalena Sophia, from Galati; Jis. ffaokei
St. John's N.B. ; George, Constautinople

(NY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 9.45 a. 0
10
Wind tide last hours' ebb; fine.
Arrived, Sept. 19.—Doncaster, from Constantinople.
Sailed—Rita, for Bilboa.

DEAL, Friday, 10.31 0.731

Wind N.N.W. moderate.
Sailed—The whole of the outward bound.
Passed—Her Majesty's steamer Rhadamanthus, from
the westward, for the river ; Norman, screw.steasper,
from Nantes, London ; Voltigenr, London, Halifax 5'ee.
mania, and Lobelia, London, Port Philip ; SalaniaPc°2
London, Madras ; Monitan, London, Glasgow ; Paris n:
London, screw steamer, Paris, London; her Majesvlv;
re
steamer Dee, Woolwich, for westward ; Cori nthiln,
steamer, westward, London.
Anchored.—Cesar Godfrey, from Sydney; Brodbrorene,
North America; Jonas Gobrielsen, Crimea; deot
• Magugbo
Constantinople—all for London; Charlotte, Port ga
Dantzic ; Daphne, Liverpool, Ipswich.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BOARD OF TRADE, SOO., 185.15*
Cape Race Light, Newfoundland.
The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade
give notice that the lighthouse recently erected 'upon C3P°
Race, Newfoundland, will be lighted, and will continde",
exhibit a fixed white light from sunset to simnel(' on anu
after the 15th of December, 1856.
The light will be visible to seaward from N.B. by g•
round by the S.E., and south to west.
The light is elevated 180 feet above mean water levo/ of
the sea, and may be seen in Wear weather 17 miles from a
ship's deck. The tower is striped red and white vertically.
It stands close to the old beacon, which has bon cut doles.
The lighthouse is in lat. 46 deg. 39 min. 12 see. N.;
long. 53 deg. 2 min. 38 sec. W.
[All bearings are magnetic. Var. 24 deg. W.]
N.B.—A toll will be levied upon all vessels benefit.ti4
by this light.

Buoy on Cross Ledge Shoal, Delaware Bay. '
A third-class nun buoy, painted red, has been placed in
seven-feet water, to indicate the foundation of the light.
house on this shoal.
The foundation bears N.N.E., distant 15 yards.
The Ledge lightvessel... S.S.W.
The Ledge buoy S. by W. i W., distant i Mlle.

Lighthouse on Chandeleur Island, Coast of Louisiarigb•ees
The new lighthouse on the Chandeleur Island has
completed, and will be lighted on the 15th of August.
It is situated at the north end of the island, near the on
of the former lighthouse, and will show a fixed white lie'
by means of a fourth order lens.
The tower is white, and 50 feet high. ut.cal
The light should be visible from a distance of 13 na
miles.
A safe anchorage in four fathoms can be had during ear
• g th•
terly storms under the lee of this light, by huggin
east and north shore of the island in that depth of "'',„:
'lO4
round westerly and southerly, till the light is brought '—
bear N.E. about two mil distant.
The Ship Island lightes is visible from this ancbbrW,
bearing from the .Chandeleur Island light nearly N•
(magnetic) 17 miles distant.

By command of their L,,rdships.
JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrograpber.......
This notice affects the following Admiralty Chart,s:ft
North America, sheet 6, No. 260; and the General u',lo
of the West Indies, No. 392 d, N. W. sheet; also
Lighthouse List.

It -is hereby made known forn EtreiiNnGfo7r°mßaSliAonUoaf. 21131;-1f
ners that there has been erected on the Rock of G11'115%.
outside the fortress of Sweaborg, a beacon of 60 feet big:
the form of a six-sided pyramid, having on each side e
tition in two surfaces, painted in a light red colour of Ow
shades, and that at the following places provisional tier
marks as described below, have been placed, viz. :
1. On the place of Orrengrunds beacon, outside the t01f,,",
of Lovisa, a pole 42 feet high, at the end of which is 053,
and 12 props, put up hexagonally against the Pie t°
height of 23 feet. to
2. At the place of Soderskars beacon at the entraocethe
the town of Borga, a pole 36 feet high, a square st,, to
end, and 12 props put up triangularly against the P°'e
a height of 27 feet.
3. At the place of Segelskars beacon, outside fiat;
Buso pilot and custom-house, at the entrance to the te=al
of Ekenas, a pole 34 feet high, with four equiltdif
triangles at the end, and 12 props put up hezeP/1"
against the pole to a height of 23 feet. feet-Tope
4. At the place of Hang Lighthouse a pole 42
with a larger and smaller cask at the end, and 20 P,
put up circularly against the pole to a height of 26 feet.
NORDMAN, Captain First CIO°.
ZILLIACIIS, Secretary. ,