The Sun.
London, England, 1847-12-09 00:00:00

SHIELDS, DEC. 7.—The sloop Christiana end Mar-
garet, of Alloa, Dundee to Newcastle, foundered 4th
inst.; crew saved. The Sylph, of and for Dundee, went
on the Herd Sand this morning; crew saved. Bth. The
Montreal, of South Shields, went on shore on the Herd
Sand yesterday.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 18.—The gale continued from the
date of our last until midnight, when it moderated, and
backened to the westward.
BRISTOL, DEC. B.—The Thomas, from Richibucto,
Parted her cables to-day, and went on shore to the east-
ward of the river. _ _

CORK, DEC. 6.—During the whole of last night it
blew a violent gale from south-west and west, which
still continues.

DEC. B.—A vessel, supposed to be coal laden,
is wrecked on the Goodwin Sands. The Merchant, from
Monte Video, Prince of Wales, Jones, and Pilgrim,
from St. John's, New Brunswick, have been driven out
of Margate Roads, with loss of anchors and cables, the
two latter have been supplied from hence. The Ram-
bler, from Cadiz, was also driven out of the same roads.
The Patronia, Worston, from London to Constantinople,
lost anchor and chain, and has been supplied.
LITTLEnAmProx, DEC. 7.—A small sloop, supposed
from Southampton to this port, has been blown out of
the roads.

CoWEs, DEc. 7.—The Si, brig, and Mercedes, schooner,
Were in contact during the gale last night, the latter
lost her fore-mast.
FALMOUTH, DEc. 7.—The Concord, Hancock, from
Odessa, in coming up the roads yesterday, got in con-
tact with the Equity, the latter is not supposed to have
Much damage. The Monarch is said to havo lost an
anchor.

ST. IvEs, DEC. 6.—At noon to-day, during the height
of the gale, a large steamer was seen to bear away, and
run up the Channel, after having got to the westward
of St. Ives' Head.

BRISTOL, DEc. 7.—The Eliza and Harriet, of Belfast,
Was spoken, Ist ult., in the St. Lawrence, by the Sol-
way, arrived here.
RAMSEY, I. M., DEC. 7.—The Maria, Williams, of
Port Madoc, from Newport to Carlisle, in putting into
this harbour, struck the bulwarks, injured her bottom,
and must discharge.
STRATTON, CORNWALL, DEC. 7.—The Argimon, of
Wexford, Sprat, to Limerick, went on shore between
Bude and Bascartte this morning; one man drowned.
PETERHEAD, DEC. 7.—The Sir Alexander Duff, of
Banff, is a total wreck in the Bay, and the Brothers, of
Portsoy, is stranded on the rocks and considerably
damaged.
CARDIGAN, DEC. 7.—The Caroline, Honey, of and
for Liverpool, from St. John's, New Brunswick, sprung a
leak yesterday and came on shore this evening, and
Will probably break up during the night. It is blowing
heavy gale at S.W. to N.N.E.; crew saved.
Ku.ausu, Dxc. B.—lt has blown a very severe (gale
from the eastward. The Eliza, of Youghal, is on shore
at Moyne.
BELFAST, DEC. s.—Sailed, John and Robert, New
Orleans.

DEAL, DEc. B.—Wind N.W., strong and squally.—
Arrd. sth, Latona, Broderick, St. Andrews, New Bruns-
wick, for Hull. 7th, Astarte, Roberts, St. Vincent's.
Bth, Grenville Bay, Robinson, St.. Andrew's, New
Brunswick. Sld. Bth, Rose, Aden ; Osprey, Callao ;
Clifford, Jamaica ; and several others. Arrd. from the
River and sailed, Persia, Cape of Good Hope and Cey-
lon; Frowning Beauty, South America. Arrd. from the
River, Mamule, Coquimbo ; Alexander Hall, Callao ;
Rotspur, Monte Video ; John Pink, Jamaica ; Diadem,
St. John's, New Brunswick.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. B.—The Atala, from St. John's,
New Brunswick to this port, is at anchor in Menai
Straits, with loss of fore and mainmasts. A steam tug
bas been sent to tow her here. The brig on shore near
ithyl, reported yesterday, was the Fairy, not the Mary.
BRlDGEws.rzn, DEC. B.—The Ducadi Genova, from
Odessa, went on the mud during the gale yesterday, and
roast be lightened before she cau be got off.