The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 31,

The Collaroy (s s), hence for Sydney, put into Beau-
maris yesterday, in tow of a tug-boat, for shelter.
The Rita, for Buenos Ayres, has put back.
The Bohemian Girl, from Smyrna to Liverpool, that
was on shore in Carlingford Bay, was got off on the 28th,
and placed on the patent slip ; her keel was gone, and the
flat of floor generally damaged.
The schooner Rose, of Milford, reported ashore at Water-
ford, came off on the 29th without damage.
The Julie, hence at Copenhagen.
The Laurel and Marie Angela sailed from Santander for
this port Dec. 4.

'GRAVESEND, Dec. 31.—Arrived, the Seine (s), from
Boulogne ; Sir James Ross, Calais; Albatross. Calcutta ;
M. 8., Odessa. Sailed, the Audacia, Gothenburg ; Marl-
borough, Honduras.
WATERFORD, Dec. 30.—The Rose (schooner) of Milford,
has come come off the Mussel Bank, without damage.
MALTA, Dec. 21.—The Alla Kerim, Providence, and
Petit Mouse, have put in with damage.
BEYROUT, Dec. 15.—The Eperour, from Marseilles went
on there during a heavy gale about four miles east of this
port.
LOIVESTOFFE, Dec. 30.—The Alliance, of Sunderland.
from Ipswich to Seaham, which was on shore, Dec. 27,
near Corton. has got off and put in here. The Effort, of
and from Southampton, for Sunderland, is in the Roads,
having been assisted off Holm Head Sand.
YARMOUTH, Dec. 30. —The Buoy Yacht (schooner), of
Wells, which was on shore at the back of the North Pier.
has been got off. Intelligence has been received by elec-
tric telegraph that the Stamboul, from hence to Venice,
had been stranded near Malamoco Breakwater, and was in
danger, the weather being stormy--crew saved.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 30.—Wind N.N.W. to N.N.W.—

Arrived the Puggoard, from Rio Janeiro, for Copenhagen;
Goethe, Baltimore, for Bremen.
MILFORD, Dec. 29. The Maria (schooner), of and from
Penzance for Cardiff, was run foul of by the Kingston,
schooner, Dec. 19, while at anchor in the mouth of this
harbour, and lost bowsprit, &c., in consequence of which,
when the gale increased, both masts broke off by the deck.
The next morning she slipped by chains, and was towed
into Hubberstone Pill.
TAIRACH, Dec. 30.—The Albion, smack, of and for Port
Talbot, from Neatn, was in contact with the Pioneer,
steam tug, of Neath, when the former lost mast, and re-
ceived other damage.

HARTLEPOOL, Dec. 30.—The Jubilee (brig), of Jersey,
which stranded on the sands on the 19th Dec., has been
got off, and brought in here. The Alert (brig), of and fur
Wisbach, for Archangel, which got on the strand on the
15th Dec., and has been got off and brought in here. The
Jenne Astuve, from Newcastle to Genoa, which went on
shore at the same time, still remains, and should the
weather continue the same, will probably become a wreck
and her cargo lost. The Good Intent (schr.), of Wisbeach,
which went on shore on the 19th December, has been got
off and brought in here.
HARWICH, Doe. 30.—The Jane (brig), of Whitby, was
in contact with a billy-boy this morning ; the brig lost
main rigging and billy boy her bowsprit.
WHITEHAVEN, Dec, 29.—A large vessel, with only bow-
sprit and foremast standing, was seen on the 10th Dec., in
hit. 50 N. long. 15 W„ with a barque and a brigantine by
her, and being stripped by the crew of the British Queen.