The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-16 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

ANTWERP, JAN, 12.—The Gezina Jantina, from
Rouen for Amsterdam, is on shore near Falga, and will
bo a total loss; part of cargo expected to be xaved in a
damaged state.

FRi:ENANTLE, W.A., OCT. 30.—The Leander, which
went on shore opposite Owen's Anchorage, Aug. 4, got
off, has undergone repairs, and now proceeds to Singa-
pore, in ballast, with the mail.
CANTON, Nov. 27.—The Adelaide lost masts, yards,
boats, bulwarks, Sze., on the 95th of October, in lat. 19
N., bin. 137 E., and has been condemned and sold at
Hong-Kong. N.B. The Adelaide, Moore, from San
Francisco, arrived at Hong-Kong Nov. 5. Tho Bintang,
from Whanapoa for Shanghai, was lost on the Pesca-
dores, Oct. 21. The vessel was attacked by the natives,
and five of the crow forced overboard and drowned;
the master and the rest of the crew have arrived at
Amoy.
MELEOURNE, OCT. I.—A vessel, of at least 400 tons,
supposed to be a foreigner, with emigrants, was wrecked
on the coast, about fourteen miles to the windward of
Portland, shortly before Sept. 6. The shore was strewed
with the wreck of tho vessel and other boats, but no
bodies have been discovered. She had some few planks
on each side of the keel of pine, with pine trenails,
American oak timber and beams, all quite new. She is
supposed to have been bound from Adelaide to this port
or Sydney, and to have struck upon Cape Northumber-
land.
MAURITIUS, Nov. 19.—The Pauline Houghton, which
arrived here on the 26th of October, from London, has
been aground for a few hours On the reef off Cauonier's
Point on that day. She did not sustain much damage,
and is being repaired. The Earl of Durham, from
Moulmein, ptit in on the above day, in a very leaky
state. The Dutch barque Yacht Club, from Batavia,
put in on the 7th instant, and the Duo d'Orleans, from
Reunion, on the 12th, both very leaky, and are dis-
charging.
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for Honolulu, put in on the 10th of November, dismasto
&c.—The Bantam, from Semarang for San Francisco
put in, Oct. 2t, to repair damage sustained in typhoons.
SINGAPORE. DEC. 6.—The 'Scotia, of Belfast, from
Bombay for China, was on shore on a reef about sixty
or seventy miles north of Port .I.llles, Labuan, previous
to the 20th of November, bilged, and the cargo (cotton)
wet to the lower deck. The Lady Rallies left Port
Rallies on the 20lh of November, and proceeded to her
assistacce.

A smack of about thirty tons, supposed to have gone
down in the gale on the Bth instant, li, s sunk, it is re-
ported, with her topmast above water, oft Bourne Point;
crow missing.
....

GRAVESEND, JAN. 15.—Wind, 7 P.M., S.W., mode.'
rate, with rain.

Arrd —Leon, Gravelines ; City of London, Dun-
kirk ; Menai, Calais ; Baron Oiy, Antwerp ; Fyc-
noord, and the Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Leoune,
Gravelines ; Swithamluy, China ; Mary and Jane,
Patras ; Harriet Augusta, New York ; Harry Lor-
ruiner, Callao ; Sobraun, Demerara ; Rlinbow, Rot-
terdam.

Std.—Loyalist, Bartaioes ; Leila, Valencia ; Roman,
Shanghai ; Glaphyra, St. hat's ; Westbrook,
Cayenne ; John Brook:;, St. Lucia ; Junius, Boston ;
Seabird, Gambia ; Guiticha, Santander ; Sir Robert
Peel, and the City of Raterdam, Dunkirk; Carrier,
Dilogadore ; Sir Ed ward Banks, Uavre ; Tourist, Ualaie,;
Soho, AntNerp ; Lion, Harlingen ; Adonis, Rotterdam.