The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

LONDON, Dec. 21.—Wind this day at Noon, N.E. ;
light breeze, and dull hazy weather; the thaw continues.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 20. —Wind, E.N.E. Sailed— Sea
Park, for Swan River. Off Port —Arthur, from Quebec,
for London.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 20.—Wind, E. Arrived—Tartar, from
Sydney, N S.W. ; Palmerston, Moulmein ; Medallion, New
York ; Curlew, Newfoundland—all for London.
CARDIGAN, Dec. 20.—The Sincerity, of Aberystwith,
has been totally lost on the rocks at Aberporth ; crow
saved.

MILFORD, Dec. 20.—Arrived—Jane Maria, from Mauri-
tius. It has been blowing a heavy gale from E.S.E., and
several vessels have been driven on shore, including the
Orion (brig), of and from Cork, for Newport. The King-
ston, of Bridgewater, drove foul of a brig, received much
damage, and was run on shore to prevent her sinking.
SHIELDS, Dec. 20.—Wind, S.E., strong gale. Sailed—
Edward Bonstead, for Rio Janeiro ; Albion, Berbice.—
The Commerce, of this port, which grounded on the Middle
Sand, on the 17th inst., has come off, apparently with but
trifling damage.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 19.—The Porto. Novo (Portuguese
schooner), Terceira for Cork, has been totally wrecked at
Ballycotton ; crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 20.—Wind, E., violent gale.—Ann
Tapio Coehn, for Hamburg; J. H. Heydon, Buenos Ayres,
Hamburg ; Showald, Rio Janeiro ; Fantome, Jamaica,
London ; Brothers, Guernsey, Barbadoes.—The Duckets,
of London, is on shore in Genanet Bay ; crew and cargo
saved ; the latter partially damaged. Should the weather
moderate, the vessel will be got off.
TAGANROG, Dec. 3.—The Prompt, hence to England,
was stranded 25th Nov., 10 miles off Eisk, and was lying
on her beam ends, when she was abandoned by her crew,
who have Arrived. here. Serious losses are to be expected
amongst the shipping from the late gales.
ZANTE, Dec. 10.—The Felier, (Australian barque), Con-
stantinople, for England, has put in with cargo heated,
and part thrown overboard.

(Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, 10.30 A.M.
Wind, E., moderato, and foggy.
No arrivals or aailings.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 19.
The Pollock, from Liverpool, for Apalachicola, put in
here in distress, with mainmast head and bowsprit sprung,
and with loss of main and mizen topmasts, and eight of
he crew disabled.

WEXFORD, Dec. 19.
The Stag, of Penzance, came ashore here this morning,
and is high on the beach.

A ship: reported to be the Agnes, of New York, with
cargo, and about 150 passengers, came on shore on the
rocks in the South Bay. If the weather should moderate,
a portion of the cargo may be saved.
The French ship Caravanner, from Santanda, for Liver-
pool, came on shore this afternoon on Black water Bank,
and went to pieces in a few minutes. Crew drowned.
DROGHEDA, Dec. 20.
The Chatham, from Liverpool, for Savannah, struck on
the bar at low water last evening, her masts were cut
away, and she is breaking up fast. One man and a boy
came on shore, but the latter subsequently died. The
remainder of the crew and passengers are all drowned.
A very large ship is reported to be at anchor, in a peril-
ous position inshore, about 12 miles from this.
WATERFORD, DEC. 19.
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Portuguese schooner Porto Novo, from Terceira, for
Liverpool, ran on shora yesterday evening at Ballycotton,
having mistaken the light for the Old Head of Kinsale.
She soon went to pieces. Crew saved.
The Caroline, from Cornwall, for Liverpool, was assisted
in here in distress, and with loss of mainmast.
KINGSTOWN, DEC. 20.
The ship Fanny, from Liverpool, for Africa, has been in
contact with the Eblana steamer, and lost stanchions,
bulwarks, &c.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, WEDNESDAY, 10 A. 31.
CUSTOMS RETURN.

Wind E.N.E., cloudy ; tide, last hour's ebb.
Arrived-1.-Paco, from Helsingborg ; Two Brodre, Saxi-
kobing ; Organ, Randers ; Baron Martin, Dunkirk ; En-
terprise, Archangel; Trim, Maria, Nykoibing ; Tronke
Egberdina Stralsund; Baron Osy (s.), Antwerp.
Sailed—Panther (s.), for Ostend ; Fame (s.), Boulogne ;
Menai (s.), Calais.

DEAL, DEC. 21, 9 A.M.
Passed—Ann Bridson, from London, for Hobart Town ;
Florencia, London for Bilboa ; Fanny, London for St.
Michael's ; Result, London for Calcutta ; Walvisch, Lon-
don for Adelaide ; Speedy, London for Sydney.
Sailed—The Challenger, for river, in tow.