The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

GREAT LOSS OF SHIPPING.

CADIZ, his. IT.
Several persons beloogiog to a British ship which
left this port for Baena Aviv, and was wrecked a few
sights ago towards the coast of the island, have arrived
her..

The French schooner Jenne Ninon, of 74 toss, Captain
Mese, with a orewof 6, sad a cargo of lead from Mrs foe
Naiads, has gone ashore towards the soath of the Tons.
Gorda, and broke to pieces on the spot. The captainsliilmt
sad second metes were drowned, and three of the sailor,
who seised hold of a plank, were driven on shore, bed
succeeded is saviag themselves ; they were conveyed to the
hospital in an almost Willem state.

The Proneh brig Flais, with a crew of 10, from Mu-
millet, boaad to Holland, wee wrecked at midnight ow the
Bth. She struck on the rocks near Bt. Bebestian Cutlet
breaking immediately to atoms. Two of the crew were
drowned, and eight saved themselm with the assistant's of
ropes thrown to t►em from the cutlet

The Portuguese schooner Carnois Segundo, of 88 tom,
Machado, master, Is ballast, from St. Übes, went tabors
yesterday beyond La Cortadura.

On the morning of the 6th, the French brigantine Marie
LonLe, Captain Gallen, in ballast, from Cater and Gibrattu,
bound to Cambianea, was wrecked off Cape Trafalgar
mew saved.

Essig in the meriting of We 9th, t►e British barque Doha,
Captain Jaw Farthing, from Liverpool for Gibraltar, wee
wreaked ow the east shore of Coot! she in &masted, and
carp, ate., damaged. Of the ten individuals who mowed
her crew, seven were saved, aid three drowned, including
the alphas.

The Fria& schooner Adglsii Rosa, of 99 tau, Captain
Constant, with a crew of seven (captain iasladed), sad a
cargo of load, from Carthagsne for Rouen, fonadasci on the
mast of Chipiona is tba night of ohs 6th-crow saved is
the boat

The British ship Phands, of 330 tons, Captain Robert
parsomoigan with wheat, from Alexandria, and which
woo wen os the morning of the 11th, anchored off the
month of the old ems!, parted from her moorings daring
ths night, and was observed this morning sank opposite
Baits Philip's Point ; the crew, twelve in number, were
sand in Ranches swat by the captain of the port.
. . .

At throe o'clock is the {Morning of the 10th, the Sardinian
brie Francisca Catalina, from the Brasile to Gibraltar, with
a cargo of coffee and a crew of twelve, went to pieces nine
mdse distant frost the Wait of Cosil ; one of the crow, named
Domingo &parrs, saved himself on a plank—the fate of
the others is sot knows.

Oa the Bth, a brig which had left Gibraltar went ashore
of Cape Trafalgar —erew saved on the coast of Voger.
Oa the morning of the same day a Pertegums schooner,
from Madeira, bosad to Mogador, was wrecked on the east
side of Cape Trafalgar—craw saved.

Frew* skip, Jenne Susanne, Master Vincent Clues,
with a general cargo for Manedles, wrecked neer Kota.
Crew saved.

FrMa Alp, Frazee et Aog!start', wrecked at Cabo do
Plata.
Fnaill beg, L'Amal, Master La Dons, wreaked at on-
tram* of the ()eadslgniter. Crew and.

Writers ship, Meteor. of Boston. Master E. P. Sprague,
from New York for Marseilles, with wheat, wrecked am
Cbkoorra. Crew saved.

Ayrshire Lem (station not named), Master Montgomery
from Alexandria, with wheat for Queenstown, pet into
Cadiz oa 17th inst.; cargo shifted, having thrown the cu-
eel on her beaneunds.
GIBRALTAR, Jaw. 16.
Twelve wrecks were to be seen on the West Bich, and
two off the King's Bastion ; amongst which were the Meck-
lenburg brig Tessin, laden with wheat, for Cork—crew as
board of Tains ; American barque Jennott, with rags, tag
INew Orissa,.

The Dsrham (s.a.), laden with government stores trim
Loudon for lialaklava, coded at the New Mole yesterday
sad left for her destination daring the evesiog. Ha
Majesty's steamer Spitfire and steam transports Prises of
Wales sad Lomat, likewise took in coal sad left for Eng-
-1 lead.

The British barque Sea, Robert Canton master, which
arrived yesterday from Sunderland with male for Gibraltar,
fall in with, ea the 7th instant, the British &mow
Zephyretta, of London, Samuel Parnell master, with lots of
rudder, sails, sad in • leaky state, bound from Cadis to
Southampton, with a tarp of wine. Captain Duna• took
the master sad crew of the Zephyretta oa board alter alma.
dosiog bar on the SIMI day in lat. 43.16 N., 1en.12 W. On
the manage of the barque afterwards to this plan she ran
short of water, and, during the last 48 bolas before imam-
Leg in the Bay, had not • drop left. When the harbour-
master visited the Sea, Captain Duncan, with four of the
salon, got into • boat sad wept alongside the Smarted
guard s►ip, where he was 'applied with a few gallons of
water.