The Sun.
London, England, 1867-12-11 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

dellouse,
Southampton, Nov. 28.—Arrived, the Lady Wo
steamer, from London and left for New York. Sailed t
Atlantic screw steamer for New York.
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Custom Houce, Nov. 29.—Entered inwards, the
from Now York.
Liverpool, Nov. 30.—Sailed, the Russia, screw steamer'
for New York.
Kingroad. Nov. 29.—Arrived the Guiseppe Baccoxio/1'
from New York. oN ft
Queenstown, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Ottawa, from
York.
Gravesend, Dec. 2.—Arrived, the Jessamine, from Nell
York. Neal
Liverpool, Nov. 30.—Arrived, the Bertha, from
York.
Kingroad, Dec. I.—Arrived, the Star of Devon! from
Now York, for Gloucester.
Holyhead, Dec. I.—Arrived, the Lydia Williams, fr°lll
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Milford, Nov. 30.—Arrived, the Fanny Cly, from Die°
ork.

Clyde, Nov. 30.—The Glencune, from New York.
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Antwerp, Dec. I.—Tho English barque Maximl'l
from Philadelphia, ashore at Zouteland.
(113 de, Dec. I.—Arrived, the Casilda, from New Ytwl‘.o..
N w York, Nov. 21. —The Asia, Shields to San kCaof
cisco with coal, went ashore on Burnevelt Island, elso,t,
Cape Horn, August 21; crew arrived at Valparaiso,
16 ; ves.el total loss. oa
lianisgate, Dee. 2.—A large American vessel wSS
North Sand Head this morning, and was seen to cut allaf
fore and mainmasts. A London tug towed her off. os..
Liverpool, Dec. I.—Put back, the steamer for /30
ton. Dec. `2.—Seven men came ashore on a raft from ,
Guardian Angel, which was wrecked on Ponsarn.
Hamburg, Dec. 2.—The Peter Joynson, Brernerhale
ea'
to New Orleans, aground at the Nord, opposite Cu'lc4
She refused assistance, and remains. to
Dec. 2.—According to telegrams from Havannab 'tiro);
yesterday, published in the newspapers here, a severe 6115 t.
of earthquake, with volcanic eruptions, occurred st.o
Thomas and the adjacent islands Nov. 19, causing servo
loss of life and much damage to shipping. &if
Dec. 3.—The Consul ship, below Savannah, Part
burnt. ja-
London Custom House, Dec. 3. Vessel entetet'
wards, the Jessamine from New York. etP
Ramsgate, Dec. 3.—Arrived, the Missouri, fro 11
York.
Deal, Dec. 3.—Sailed, the New Brunswick, for
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York. Dec. 4.—Arrived, the American Congress,
New York. the
Liverpool, Dec. 4.—Arrived, the Helvetia, stesole'oro,
Chicago, steamer, the Sidon, and the City of Baltlorx,
from New York. Sailed, the City of Boston, for New yorl‘'
Southampton, Dec. 3.—Sailed the Union for New ~isoo,
Liverpool, Dec. 3.—Sailed the Tinto for San Frall'oal"
the Chillianwallah for New York, the Anticello for
veston, nd the Milicite for Humboldt,
New Orleans.
Amstea rdam, Dec. 3. mboldt, from Ballinlsel
for this port, is stranded on Vlieland ; crew and Pe's
gers saved. froal
Deal, Dec. 4.—Anchored—The George Gilroy, fide
Dundee for San Francisco ; the Lord Byron, from 1-1-100
for Philadelphia, has been supplied with anchor and
fathoms chain in lieu of others lost. rho"
Deal, Dec. 4.—Arrived, the Bessie Simpson, from
de Iphia. „gotta
Portsmouth, Dec. 4.—The Horatio Harris, Arrii, the
ship, was in contact, off Yarmouth, on Dec. 2, with
bag
Albion, London to Goule, the master of which (IC-e'—iioo
been landed here by a Cowes pilot from the A-131eo.for
vessel, which has lost two anchors, and was prococoll3°
*his port. oler'
Plymouth, Dec. 4.—Arrived, The Bellona screw svp-lilly
from New York; the Royalist, from London to
delTphia.
ortola, Nov. 19.—Fourteen bales of cotton lie
saved from the Rhone, steamer, wrecked on Salt Is
Oct. 29. to
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esse. Token Witb.—The Cella, steamship,
New York, Nov. 27, lat. 47 N.; long. 39 W.

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Births. the
MosELEY—On the 7th inst., at Edenhurst,
wife of A. Moseley, Esq., of a daughter. a it If
111:8 SELL —On the 9th inst., the wife of Cecil lien „
sell, Esq., of a daughter.
SCOTT-ADAMS—On the 9th inst at Brook Sous°,
the wifo of Captain W. E. Scott-Adams, a a daub
Marriages. Pfr
the 3d inst., at 131.11,0001
B A KEIL WHEELWRIGHT— On
ward Whitley Baker, Esq., RN., to Maria 131.1 f P6ll
eldest daughter of the late William Wheelwrlg of
of Leeds. only EO7l
JORDAN SHAW— On the 7th lust., William,William Jordan, Esq., of Charing-croso, t° ‘,/
eldest daughter of John Jones Shaw, Esq.!
minster.

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Deaths.
Got.Tcm—On the 9th inst , Frederick Williaral 1i,11,13554
son of A. D. Gough, Esq., of Tollington-Paric' .
Lancaster-place, Strand, aged 19. 00 °II'
KNIGHT—On the 9th inst., at 5, Willow-terrace,
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bury, John T. Knight, Esq., aged 73. r 1013°
PE TON On the Bth inst., at Penzance, Lieut.-,,0
Peyton, Bombay Army,. aged 48. 01
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WILLIAMSON- On the Bth ins, , at, No. 8, Stanb°l3e-li
Ilyde-park, James Williamson, Esq., aa'ed :_______
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