The Sun.
London, England, 1867-12-17 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

Gravesend, Dec. 7.-Arrived, the Germania. from 113111. i
burg. Liverpool, Dec. 7.-Arrived, the Scotia, Royal Mall
steamer, front New York. Sailed, the Africa, Royal TEat
steamer, for Boston; the Punjaub, for New Orleans. he
Thornton. front New York to this port, aground ono be
bar, is reported to have seven feet of water in her 11
The men who went on board yesterday were taken off W"
great difficulty last night by the lifeboat. Wind north'
and strong.
Plymouth, Dec. 6.-Arrived, the Annie B. Young, fro,lll
New York. Bristol, Dec. 6.-Arrived, the Sarah Hober4
from New York. Bristol Channel, Doc. 6.-Arrived, the
Mary Dundas, from N.-York. Penmon (near Beauniaris)
Dec. 6.-The T. J. Southard (of Richmond), from Nevi
York to Liverpool, got on the rocks this morning close t,
the Menai Lighthouse, and is to become a tot
wreck ; crew saved. Broomielaw, Dec. 6 S "led the
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Caledonia, screw steamer, for New York. Clyde, Dec*
-Sailed, the Ada Gray, for New York. Queensteciii
Dec. 6.-Arrived, the James Mair, from New Vr7.
Milford, Dec. 6.-Arrived, the Montego, from California
for Liverpool.
Blackwall, Dec. 9.-The York Town, of and for Sell:,
York, was run into off Brunswick pier by the Lion, eer?„s
steamer, of Hull, which struck her abaft the mizen cbalig
on the starboard side, cutting her down within three plan s
of the water's edge. She has had to bring up at the litl°y.
off here.
Liverpool, Dec. 8.-Arrived, the Oneida, steamer, Wel:
Pernambuco ; the Gladiator, steamer, from New 0003°54
and the Scotia and the Denmark,' steamers, from ,
he
York. Sailed, tke Punfain, for New Orleans ; and, tin
Africa, steamer, for Boston. The T. J. Southard, Ir°;.;
New York to this port, which went ashore near the gePTA
Lighthouse on Dec. 6, held together last night, but col
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nut be boarded owing to the heavy sea. The '3for
(Chisholm) has arrived here to make arrano-°emeuts_
saving cargo. Dec. 9.-Arrived, the Siberia,
steamer, and the Nebraska, screw steamer, from Ned
York. The Thornton, from New York, which grout."rt
on the bar, Dec. 6, is reported sinking iu the sand; 11'.
of cargo landed. Deal, Dec. 8.- Arrived, the RePuilli
the Everhart], and the Romulus, front New York. lici,',"
Dec. 8.- Arrived, the Fanny Clay and the Dumas, 10--
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New York.
New York, Nov. 20. - The British Queen, Falinolltith
for this pelt, before reported abandoned had her ell'',
taken oil on the 19th November, in lat. 3i N. and it.
69 W., then being in a sinking state, and having 1.1.3',r:
foot of water in her hold, by the M elrose. arrived her
Nov. 28.-The Montpelier, St. John, N.B. .to Liverpo!ti
which put into Portland, U.S , leaky on tho 23d inst.,l"'
15 feet water in her hold, and will have to discharge.
London Custom House, Dec. 9. Vessel Entered -1- t,
wards.-The Bellona, front Now York. Entered Ou
wards.-The Bellona, for New York. -vorr•
Dover, Dec. 9.-Arrived, the Atrato, from Now .0,
Milford, Dec. 9: -The Eureka, American brigan ti
ber
Baltimore to Liverpool, was spoken on the 15th Noveill„;,
in lat. 44 N, long. 55 W, disinasted, by the Blair AtPli,
arrived here, which supplied her with a fore
the
Liverpool, Dec. 9.-Sailed, tho Themis, for Boston ;
the
Gravesend, Dec. 10.-Arrived, the City of Montreali
Republic, and the Everhard, from New York. 010'
Off Plymouth, Dec. 8.-Arrived, the Priscilla from
terdam, for Mobile. „ de
Aiew York, Nov. 25.-The Salve, from St. Jeg-31;
Cutia, for Falmouth, was wrecked near Havannah, Oct.

30 bales cargo saved.
London Custom House, Dec.lo. —Vessel entered inW94°
the Everhard, from New York.
Vessels Spoken With.—The Gaspe°, American 61.11 i!,
Cardiff, to Shanghai, Oct. 10, long. 27 W the Vic° `vest
auza, New lurk to Liverpool, Dec. 7,' 2,10 miles
of fastnet. fri9/33

Deal, Doc. 11.—Arrived, the Thomas Dunham,
New York. fro°
Liverpool, Dec. 9.—Arrived, the Cuban, steamer'
Mobile ; the Kathleen, from Baltimore. scresqs
Portsmouth, Dec. 10.—Arrived, the Thames, of
steamer, from New York, and left for London, su° orof
coals. She reports having passed a large vessel .e to,
Dec. 8, about 45 miles south-west of the Lizard ; ho
but could not see any boats.
Baltimore, Nov. 20.—The Sydenham, from Car po
aground on Seven-foot Knoll, a few miles below thiso' fog
will probably float next tido. There has been a deu
in the river bay for the last three days. Lisreti
Vessels Spoken W ith.—The Cathedrae, Mobile to
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pool, Nov. 16, lat. 24 N, long. 82 W • the Germania,
west, Nov. 16, lat. 44 N, long. 54 W.
elf/
the
Gravesend, Dec. 12.—Arrived, the Wm. Taps gaile'n,
Thames, steamer, and the Aurora, from New York'
the Southampton, for New York. Deal, Dec. A
'11•
the E. W. Stetson, from New York. Liverpool, mioito
—Arrived, the Victoria, the Nyanza, and the Prep/
Thompson, from New York. The Thornton, frora,gedt
York, which grounded on the bar Dec. 6, is much I°'"
and is breaking amidships ' • eargo washing out. Sei
Bristol, Dec. 11.—Arrived, the Ellen Dyer, from
York.
Loudon Custom-house, Dec. 12.—Vessel enter.e tet-
wards, the William Tapscott, from New York. Dili, for
outwards, the Granen, the Liugi, and the Kong Cfoclo
Philadelphia ; and the William Tapscott, for Nov dof
QUARANTINE NOTlCE.—Lisbon, Dee. 3.—The VI; clAcr
Health has issued the following orders :—Of Nov'ce"
daring the ports of Louisiana and New Orleans sos ,;
of yellow fever from Nov. 3. Dsoh
NOTICE TO MARINERS, WEST INDIES.—Light o,looo'
lenfels Battery, St. Thomas's Island.—The Leosl utboose
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moat at fit. homers has givAn notior, 02.1, the by lid
on Mohlenfels Battery having been damaged ,i005,',;
hurricane on the 29th of October, the light Pre notice
oxhibited therefrom cannot be shown, and that dfloorfeli
will be given of its re-establishment. Also, that 4,00
the time the usual light is extinguished one from° boa°
will be hoisted. By command of their lordshigS2 OfOcet.g
Henry Richards, Hydrographer.—Hydrogralb,Je, offet
Admiralty, Lonon, Nov. 22,
the Admiralty chart— St. Thomas's Harbour, No. ,00;
1867. This N0t1e2,183.4
Chancellor, for Mobile; the Baltimore, for B:s,'o/lellie.
Ida, for Buenos Ayres ; the Felix, for Hayti ; yor'
tador, for Havanuah ; the Homborgsund, for
N erg,
Arrived, the Siberia, screw steamer, from Now
the
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of
Guy's HOSPITAL.—Mr. J, Gurne
banker of Lombard-street, has been elected pre.4dir 1)1%
Guy's Hospital, in the room of the Right 11011.
rence Peel, who has resigned the office.

Births. -0
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STIFF On the 10th inst., at 135, Kennington-Pi'
thoons e wife of
the Winlsth
i. Stiff,nst., q.at , ofGillibrand 13-°ll, a son. cborcl;
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Lancashire, the wife of Henry Woods, Esq.,
daughtet.

Marriages. 10
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HoGARTH--HowELL— On the 11th inst , at oax-t. di, -lt
Church, Edward, youngest son of Georg°. llogarciatig/it"
of 10, Gloucester-crescent, to Matilda, youvgarviat. I
of James Howell, Esq., of 15, Moruington-ces`' -001eiof
SYKES—WALTON- On the 12th ins( 7 at Ilorbur)fieid, n'
Nutting-hill, David Parry Sykes: of IluddeeSrsoiltc
Alice, youngest daughter of the late Cliarl
of Tulse-hill, Surrey. if
Deaths. acorb
.thyLEs— On the 1211 lust , at Stoke Newingtov,
110'
Hayles,Somers'et House. frqeo
PROVAN—On the 11th inst., at Macclesfield, Josi.b.,clee-
Esq., for upwards of 30 years editor of the "3-'s`"
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Courier," aged 67. , t Wero
WETHERALL— On the 11th inst , at Governal-ef GOl3-
F.M. College, Sandhurst, Frances Diana, wilt) ° IJ9
k, A
Sir George Wetherall, G.C.B.a tier., to.y,
SALISBURY—On the 14th inst ,at 0 filey-Plae'' - $01.151)
Salisbury, widow of the late. Sir Thomas .P.
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Ithddlesez.—Tuesday, December 17, 1867,

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