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

MERCANTILE SHIP NEWS.

Gravesend, Dec. 7.-Arrived, the Germania. from Mani"
burg. Liverpool, Dec. 7.-Arrived, the Scotia, Royal nisi;
steamer, from New York. Sailed, the Africa, Royal marl
steamer, for Boston; the Punjaub, for New Orleans. The
Thornton. from New Yerk to this port, aground on the
bar, is reported to have seven feet of water in her hold.
The men who went on board yesterday were taken off with
great difficulty last night by the lifeboat. Wind north*
and strong.
Plymouth, Dec. 6. - Arrived, the Annie B. Young, from
New York. Bristol, Dec. 6.-Arrived, the Sarah Hobart,
from Now York. Bristol Channel, Dec. G.-Arrived, the
Mary Dundas, from N.-York. Penmen (near Beaumaris),
Dec. 6.-The T. J. Southard (of Richmond), from Nevi'
York to Liverpool, got on the rocks this morning close to
the Menai Lighthouse, and is likely to become a total
wreck; crew saved. Broomielaw, Dec. 6.-Sailed, the
Caledonia, screw steamer, for New York. Clyde, Dec. 6.
-Sailed, the Ada Gray, for New York. QueenstoWet
Dec. 6.-Arrived, the James Mair, from New York'
Milford, Dec. 6.-Arrived, the Montego, from California
for Liverpool.
Blackwall, Dec. 9.-The York Town, of and for Nevi,
York, was run into off Brunswick pier by the Lion, saes'
steamer. of Hull, which struck her abaft the mizen chains
on the starboard side, cutting her down within three planks
of the water's edge. She has had to bring up at the buoys
off here.
Liverpool, Dec. 8.-Arrived, the Oneida, steamer, from
Pernambuco ; the Gladiator, steamer, from New Orleans;
and the Scotia and
.the Denmark, steamers, from New.
York. Sailed, tke Punfain, for New Orleans ; and the
Africa, steamer, for Boston. The T. J. Southard, /NB!
New York to this port, which went ashore near the Afeel
Lighthouse on Dec. 6, held together last night, but cow
not be boarded owing to the heavy sea. The nias,tel*
(Chisholm) has arrived here to make arrangements for
saving cargo. Dec. 9.-Arrived, the Siberia, Wew
steamer, and the Nebraska, screw steamer, from Ne 7;
York. The Thornton, from New York, which grounded
on the bar, Dec. 6, is reported sinking in the sand ;
of cargo landed. Deal,-Arrived, the Republic;
the Everhard, and the Romulus, from New York. Bristol,
Dec. 8.-Arrived, the Fanny Clay and the Dumas, frcui
New York.
New York, Nov. 20. -The British Queen, Falmouth
for this port, before reported abandoned, had her new
taken off orr the 19th November, in lat. 39 N.,
and lon g-
-69 W., then being in a sinking state, and having WO s
foot of water in her hold, by the M elrose, arrived hell
Nov. 28.-The Montpelier, St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool
which put into Portland, U.S., leaky on the 23d inst., hau
15 feet water in her hold, and will have to discharge.
London Custom House, Dec. 9. - Vessel Entered -131-
wards.-The Bellona, from New York. Entered Out-
wards.-The Bellona, for New York.
Dover, Dec. 9.-Arrived the Atrato, from New York 7
Milford, Dec. 9. -The Eureka, American brigantieeil
Baltimore to Liverpool, was spoken on the 15th liovembe,
in lat. 44 N, long. 55 W, dismasted, by the Blair Adht;o;:
arrived here, which supplied her with a foresa;:o
Liverpool, Dec. 9.-Sailed, the Themis, for Boston ; ,
7_
Gravesend, Dec. 10.-Arrived, the City of Montreal, ta
Republic, and the Everhard, from Now York.
Off Plymouth, Dec. 8.-Arrived, the Priscilla from Rot-
terdam, for Mobile. de
New York, Nov. 25.-The Salve, from St. Jag° , .
Cuba for Falmouth, was wrecked near Havannah, Oct. 3'
30 bales cargo saved.
London Custom House, Dec. 10. -Vessel entered inWaraS
the Everhard, from New York.
Cardiff, to Shanghai,
so
SpokenW
oitcht..-ITo,hleonGg.a.s2p7eew.,
„American ship
of Fastnet.
Deal, Dec. 11.-Arrived, the Thomas Dunham, ftolo
New York.
Liverpool, Dec. 9.-Arrived, the Cuban, steamer, frog
Mobile ; the Kathleen, from Baltimore. elf
Portsmouth, Dec. 10.-Arrived, the Thames, scr
of
steamer, from New York, and left for London, stole,
coals. She reports having passed a large vessel on
ohernVile isctworeia
Nyanza, New York to Liverpool, Dec. 7, is
Dec. 8, about 45 miles south-west of the Lizard ; hove
but could not see any boats.
Baltimore, Nov. 20.-The Sydenham, from Car-10
aground on Seven-foot Knoll, a few miles below this- fa
will probably float next tide. There has been a dense
in the river bay for the last three days.
Vessels Spoken With.-The Cathedrae, Mobile to Lisrenti
pool, Nov. 16, lat. 24 N, long. 82 W ; the Germania, heti
we l6, lat
ec. 44 N, long. 54 W.
Gravesend, D. 12. - Arrived, the Wm. Tapscott,,tbafe
Thames, steamer, and the Aurora, from New York. Stjoecl
the Southampton, for New York. Deal, Dec. __
the E. W. Stetson, from New York. Liverpool, Dee'
jab
-Arrived, the Victoria, the Nyanza, and the Jerilevf
Thompson, from New York. The Thornton, fromd
York, which grounded on the bar Dec. 6,
is much loge
and is breaking amidships • eargo washing out. IsTe3f
Bristol, Dec.ll.-Arrived, the Ellen Dyer, from York. Or
London Custom-house, Dec. 12.-Vessel entered rel
wards, the William Tapscott, from Now York. En,tefot
outwards, the Granen, the Liugi, and the Kong ga,P4c.
Philadelphia ; and the William Tapscott, for New x e7_, of
QUARANTINE NOTICE.-Lisbon, Dec. 3.-The Boarudo..
Health has issued the following orders :-Of Nov. 29, red
daring the ports of Louisiana and New Orleans susPe
of yellow fever from Nov. 3. Bole
NOTICE TO MARINERS, WEST INDIES.-Light 0" yortr
lenfels Battery, St. Thomas's Island.-The Local 0-0000
meat at St. Thomas has given notice that the HOW to
on Mohlenfels Battery having been damaged btusly
hurricane on the 29th of October, the light previvotioo
exhibited therefrom cannot be shown, and that dueLrlog
will be given of its re-establishment. Also, that not
the time the usual light is extinguished one from a g'„orge
will be hoisted. By command of their lordships, ,;fuce,
Henry Richards, Hydrographer.-Hydrographic
_'.„rocte
Admiralty, London, Nov. 22, 1867. This Notice *.
the Admiralty chart- St. Thomas's Harbour, No. . the
Chancellor, for Mobile ; the Baltimore, for Bostoij,ole
Ida, for Buenos Ayres ; the Felix, for Hayti ; the CeyorP
tador, for Havannah ; the Homborgsund, for NOW
Arrived, the Siberia, screw steamer, from New Yor"'

te,
Gut's HOSPITAL—Mr. J. Gurney 1100-,nt of
banker of Lombard-street, has been elected presi,dj.4o-
Guy's Hospital, in the room of the Right Hon. Sir
rence Peel, who has resigned the office.

Births. „ 00,
STIFF —On the 10th inst., at 135, Kennington-Par"-:
the wife of Win. Stiff,Esq., of a son.
WOODS —On the 15th inst., at Gillibrand lialll C 1 °of
Lancashire, the wife of Henry Woods, Esq.,
daughtet.

Marriages. erstA
HOGARTH--HOWELL —On the 11th inst. Saint P3llvsco
Church, Edward, youngest son of George Ilogarthllttet
of 10, Gloucester-crescent, to Matilda, younger da114:5-
of James Howell, Esq., of 15, Mornington-ereseeli"
pet'
SYKES—WALTON- On tho 12th hist , Horhur,, -,ba t-
Notting-hill, David Parry Sykes,. of Ifuddersfirro lion,
Alice, youngest daughter of the late Charles
Iv
of Tulse-hill, Surrey.
Deaths. George
HAYLES --On the 12th inst., Stoke Newington, `-"-
Hayles, Esq., of Somerset House
PRovAN—On the 11th inst., at Macclesfield, Josh. rirofill
Esq., for upwards of 30 years editor of the " 1/Llo°6--
Courier," aged 67. rfouoe;
WETIIERALL —On the 11th inst , at Government —.,alt,
R.M. College, Sandhurst, Frances Diana, Go--
Sir George Wetherall, G.C.B. 4,5
SALISBURY— On the 14th inst., at Offley-Place,
Salisbury, widow of the late Sir Thomas B.
Sa
Bart.

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Middlesex.—Tuesday, December 17, 1867.