The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-02 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

CAUTION- TO 111 -
Rane, rob. 21. •
The brig Nina, of Montrose, from tli
Galatz, arrived
here, reports that on the 10th of January, when off the
coast of Spain, ('tape de Gait bearing E.S.E. distant 10
or .11 miles, having taken tho ground on a ridge of rock,
which was not marked on any of the charts, where she
remained about 14 beers, and got off with great diffi
culty, alter throwing part of cargo overboard.- •
WExEORD, FEB 26 -.-This schooner reported ashore,
yesterday is the Thetis, of Yarmouth. Part of her cargo
(salt) was thrown overboard, and the remainder is melted.
If the weather continuos moderate it is expected she will
be got_Qft
NA9E4AIJ, NEW PnotrntlieE J. 6.--AgeeP, from
Roucluras for London, which put in here on the 24th of
December, after being ashbre, was making about four
inches water per hour, and had lost her false keel. The
greater part of her cargo; 1144 been discharged.
ANTIGUA, 'FED. 2,--Dolphin, of and from Halifax,
Nova Scotia, for this port, ran on Barbuda, Jan. 17, and
has since gone to pieces; part of
,Icargo and materials
saved. Wasdale, from hitehaven for Jamaica, put in
here Jan. 23, for water, and sailed the same night, but
ran on Sandy Island Reek, about twelve p.m. was as-
sisted off, apparently without damitgo, and proceeded on
the 25th. Warwick, of and from Liverpool for Apala-
chioela, ran on Bird Island Reef, Jan. 19, and went to
pieces next day; orew and a portion of the materials
saved.

MALTA, FEB. 3.— TA piece of wood has been washec'
up with " clphia" on it in white letters. leading to the
coujecture Wilt the vessel wrecked on Fort Ricasole on
the Ist inst. was the Philadelphia, of Bremen, „bath
from appearances, end the crew (16 of whom were
counted on hoard) being, foreigners, and that vessel
being supposed to have left Constantinople with a cargo
of Russian wheat.

WIVEZ4nOE, FEB. 27.—The galliot wreekld on the
Meuse Sand is the Vivi. Gesehwester, -of Hanover, for
London; one man saved.

GRAVESEND, MARCH I.—Winci, 7 P.m., N.W., light
hazy.

Arra.—Soho, from Antwerp; Sir Edward, Banks,
from Havre; City of Paris, from Boulogne; Fearless,
from Terceira; Frederick Frans, from Rostock; Try-
phone and Isabel, from St. Michael's; Margaret Donald,
from Terceira.

Sld.—Ellou, for Sierra Leone; Strive, for Porto Rico;
Madagascar' for Madras; Ellen Shairp, for St. Kitt's;
Florida, for Constantinople.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Sea Bird (late Wiliiams) from Falmouth for Gambia
(muster washed overboard), on the 14th ult.
Lady Louisa, from Livprpool for New Orleans, on the
11th ofJan., in.lac. 10 N., long. 43 W.
John Bell (outward bound), on the 6th ult., in lat. 41
N., long. 14 W.
Assam, barque, of Greenock, the 17th of February, in
lat. 48 N., long. 9
Empress, smack, of Dover, for St.-Michael's, the 16th of
February, in lat. 45' N., long, 12 W.

SEABORNE. MATI4 S.
[N egnltles that the mails aro sent from the General Post-NINA
by the night—and M by the morning—dispatch.] •
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