The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-20 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 19.

The Montcalm, from Quebec for this port, was run on
shore on the coast of Newfoundland, waterlogged, and
was totally wrecked ; crew saved.
The Concordia, from Quebec for Newport, was ashore
on Crane Island, waterlogged.
The Ottawa and Juno were ashore at the same place.

The Caledonia and another vessel was ashore .;,t Goose
Island.
The Achilles was returning to Quebec, said to be leaky.
The hull of the Acadia, from this port for Quebec,
stranded at Rimouski, Oct. 26, had been sold.
The Clutha, from Quebec for the Clyde, was on shore on
Goose Island; bilged.
The Ballengeich, from Montreal for this port, was on
shore on Green Island, abandoned.

The Rankin, from Quebec for this port; was on shore at
the same place.
The barque Volante and ship Universe was at Three
Rivers.

CAPE' DE VERDS, Nov. 30. The Jane Cumming,
bound to Bahia, struck upon the South Reef of Boa Vesta,
in October, beat over, was got into English harbour, dis-
charged, surveyed, reported not sea-worthy, and sold with
her cargo of salt.
GALATZ, Dec. s.—The Tanfield, from Liverpool, dragged
her anchors off the bar, got foul of the Indefatigable, and
and went on shore on the bar, in three feet water, cargo
expected to be saved. The Indefatigable, after being in
contact with the Tanfield, disappeared, but it was not known
whether she had gone down at her anchors, or had put to
sea.

JANEIRO, Nov. 12.—The Riverdale, Valparaiso to
England, put in 6th Nov., with loss of rudder, and must
discharge. The O'Halloran, from the Clyde, which put in
29th July, has been condemned and sold.
BAHIA, Nov. 17.—The Galathea, Rio Janeiro to Fal-
mouth, put in 25th Oct., dismasted, having been in con-
tact.with an American ship.
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MONTE VIDEO, Nov. 5.2-The Panope, Liverpool to San
Francisco, put in 20th Oct., leaky, and with loss of bow-
sprit, has discharged about 900 packages of her cargo,
some of which are damaged and is under repair.
ANTWERP, Dec. 16.—The Frederick Boehm, Manilla to
Hamburg. put into Singapore previous to 3d Nov., with
masts broken and loss of sails, having encountered a ty-
phoon in the China Seas ; part of her cargo had 'been dis-
charged in a sound state.
TONNING, Dec. 14.—Two vessels have arrived from sea ;
one is on shore stranded about one mile below this town,
beset in the ice ; the other lies further off—they are sup-
posed to be from Hull, bound to this port with railway
iron.

WISBY, Dec. s.—The Petrus, Copenhagen to Stockholm,
was wrecked on the Crossen Carlso in the night of the lat
December. Crew saved. •
EGERSUND, Dec. 5.- The General Rye, of Suendborg,
from the Clyde, was stranded and wecked on Haarstrand
and Jedderen in the night of the 3rd of December. Crew
landed, cargo and materials being saved.
PARIS, Dec. 17.—The Clarence (brig), of St. John's,
N.B. timber laden, derelict and with mainmast only
standing, was passed on the 26th November, in lat. 43 N.,
long. 19 W.
BLTTH, Dec. 17.—A bowsprit, 28 feet long, has been
washed ashore in this district ; it is painted salmon colour,
with an iron cap, and on the lower side is marked " A. D.
M." in small letters.

LISBON, Dec. 11.—The Louis de Geer, London to Aus-
tralia, was assisted in previous to Dec. Bth, with stern
stove and other damage, having been in contact with an
American ship on Nov. 26th, in lat. 44 N., long. 11 W.,
and would discharge.
REVAL, Dec. 9.—The Mara Helena, St. Petersburg to
Riga, got on shore on Mohm Sound, near Dagoe, but was
assisted off, after throwing 100 bags of flour overboard and
discharged 147 bags, and proceeded on the sth December.
Dec. 18.—The wreck of a vessel, supposed to be the
Guardian, from Bahia, presumed to have been lost in the
neighbourhood, was seen in the night of Dec. 10th, about
20 miles E.N.E. of Kykuin.
ST. ÜBES, Dec. 9.—The Avenir, from Cardiff to Suez,
put in Dec. 1, leaky, with part of cargo thrown overboard,
and must discharge.
ELSINORE, Oct. 15.—The Jane White, from Memel to
Wisbeach, put in yesterday to stop a leak, and will soon
be ready to proceed without discharging.
CIVITA VECCHIA, Des. 11.—The quarantine on arrivals
from countries infected with cholera morbus, has been re-
moved.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—The Charles de Wolfe (British
brig), was ashore near Rockaway, Ist inst., and full of
water.

SHELBOUBNE, N.S., Dec. s.—The Malaga, from Malaga
to Halifax, N.S., has been wrecked on one of the Ragged
Islands, vessel and cargo are a total loss—crew saved.
The Almerante de Cabo Verde, which arrived at Oporto,
Dec. 3, from London, struck, after crossing the bar at that
port, anti instantly sunk.
The Isabella, of Montrose, from Riga to England, put in,
Dec. 12, with loss of bowsprit, part of bulwarks, some
stanchions, &c., having been in contact in the roads with
the Lina of Pappenberg, which has put in with but trifling
damage.