The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(Tbis Day.)

LONDON, Oct. 6.—Wind this day at noon, ; light
airs and dull hazy weather.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. s.—Wind S.S. W.—Sailed—Rox-
burgh Castle, for Port Philie.

FALMOUTH, Oct. s.—Wind variable with fog—Arrived
—Abby Blanchard, from Plymouth, for New Orleans ;
Cherusker,-from Batavia, and Angra, for Bremen, leaky;
Johannrs, Shanghai, for Hamburg ; Ostrich, Rangoon ;
Bi atus, Quebec, for Stockton, leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived —Bizoekee,
from Rotter,' :.tn, for Batavia; George Rogers, London,
and sailed for Mobile.

PILL, Oct. s.—Wind N.W.--Sailed—Mr. A. Peters,
for New York.

SClLLY.—Arrived—Georgo earning, from Quebec, for
Sunderland, leaky.

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RAMSGATE, Oct. s.—Wind S.W.—Sailed— James for
Bermuda.

SUNDERLAND.—Arrived—Panther, from Quebec.—
Sailrd—Lammergyier, for Now York.

(PER ELECTRIC TZLIORAP.a.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

Wind E.
Arrived—Union, steamer, from Hamburg ; Isk, Par-
aiba ; Jessie Mills, St. Mary's, Nova Scotia; Wanderer,
Parsbro' ; Elizabeth and Catherine, Venice ; Cosmopoli-
tan, Marseilles ; Ariel and Countess of Malmesbury, Sea,-
bia ; Leona, Seville; Lord Nelson, Bordeaux; Cantra,
screw steamer, Oporto.
Sailed—Quinten Leitch, for Havre ; Felicity, Jamaica ;
Ensign, Charleston ; Wanderer, Now York ; Newnbam,
Vera Cruz; Liza Brindley, Rio Grande; Antoinette, Rio
Janeiro ; Tirrell, New Orleans.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 4.

Wind S.
Arrived—Thomas, from Odessa; Zephyr, Ibraila ; En
deavour, Callao.

WATERFORD, Oct. 3.

Wind S. PT.
Arrived.—Ann Sanderson, and Sarah Huntley, from
Taganrog.

Wind N.W.
Arrived—Eva, from Constantinople.

DUBLIN, Oct. 4.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.5 a.m.
Wind E. ; tide three-quarter ebb ; cloudy and light fog.
Arrived, October S.—Legatus, from Cronstsdt ; Louisa,
Jamaica ; Alfred, Ostend ; Caroline Agnes, Hong-kong ;
Britannia, Cadiz.
Arrived, October 6.—Swango, from Emden; Emerald,
Caen ; Odin, Riga.
Sailed, October s.—Baltic steamer, for Riga; Lilly Dale,
Adelaide ; Endora, Guernsey.
Sailed, Oct. 6.—Genghis Khan, for Calcutta; Weiner,
steamer, Leer; Ranger, steamer, Bordeaux.
DEAL, Monday, 9.46 a.m.

Wind N.W.,
PasFed.—Apollo, from Sunderland, for Portsmouth ;
Elizabeth Harrison, from Sunderland, for Alexandria.
Parrock Hall, Cobden, White Eagle,
Kosauth, Mangerton, Flying Foam, Timandra, Caractacus,
and John Kitson, with all the outward bound.

Loss OF AN OLD BRITISH MERCHANTMAN.—A letter
has been received from Mr. H. England, an agent sent
out by the Tyne Insurance clubs to the island of Gott-
land, who states that the old Liberty and Property of
South Shields, which was stranded on that island, is a
total wreck, and that her stores will be sold for the
benefit of the underwriter. The Liberty and Property
was among the oldest, if not the oldest, merchant vessel
in England, having been built in the year 1750 at Whit-
by. She was well known to the seafaring population
on the north-east coast, having been engaged iu the
coal and Baltic trade and the transport service during
the whole of her long reign. She ' was a strange old
fashioned-looking craft, and generally attracted a good
deal of attention in the Thames and other ports that she

SHIPWRECK ON THE NORFOLK COAST.—In the course
of the heavy equinoctial gales; the disastrous effects of
which have been already noticed in The Sun, the barq,ie
Coromandel, 600 tons, was wrecketlon the Ridge Sand,
near Winterton, Norfolk. The ship sailed from Arch
angel for London on the 13th of August, and was laden
with deals. In the course of the voyage thick and bad
weather was experienced, and the crew were exhausted
by constant labour at the pumps. Shortly after the
vessel struck en the sand part of her deck cargo was
w.ished away, the stern was brokers in, and the poop
was gutted. The mate and some of the crew got ou
board the Falcon schooner, and the master, Capt. Au-
thrson, and the remainder of the crew were saved in a
fishing smack. The wreck has since been removed to
Winterton, and run ashore on Yarmouth beach. The
men saved in the Falcon were landed at Bridlington,
and have been forwarded to their homes by the Snip.
Wrecked Mariners' Society,