The Sun.
London, England, 1839-01-10 00:00:00

LL4.4YD's sUIPPING—(THIS DAY

DEAL, JAN. 9. —Wind N.N. W., moderate and clear.—
Arrived and remain, the Hebe, Hall, from Honduras ; Henry
flayly, Chapman, Oporto; Mary Mallaby, Grey, Mauritius ;
Maria, West Australia. Came down from the River and pro-
ceeded, the Kyle, Fletcher, for Calcutta; St. Helena, Dart
Davis, Madeira ; Vernon, Liddersdale, ditto ; Margaret,
Pau, Trinidad ; Emerald, Hill, Antigua ; Mesborough,
Livingston, Grenada ; John, Forrest, Jamaica. Sailed the
Woodmansterne, for Mauritius ; and several others outward-
bound.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 9.—Wind N. N.W., fine.—Arrived the
George, Beale, from Weymouth. Passed by, the Augustus,
Carr, from Mauritius. Sailed the Samson, Sturgis, for New
York; Aide-de-Camp, Jones, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Britannia, De St. Croix, Cherbourg ; Sirah Ellen, Hender-
son, Seaham ; Her Majesty's ship Partridge, Portendtiek, and
the Gambia.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. o.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Echo,
from Lubeck ; Fragu, Nantes. Sailed the Marco Pulo,
Kurdsen, for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH, JAN. B.—Strong gale, and squalls from the
westward.—Arrived the Alice, from Waterford ; Sheldrake
packet, Vera Cruz—sailed 10th Nov., Tampico 20ili Nor.,
and Havannah 11th ult., having on freight 100,000 dollars;
Sirius (steamer), Mowle, London. Sailed the Pigeon packet,
for West Indies ; Braganza (steamer), Vigo, &c. ; William
Hutt, Fleming, London ; Quebec packet, Stephen, New-
castle.

LIVERPOOL JAN. 9.—The Crusader, bound to Bombay, is
on shore near Leasome, crew saved ; the Thomas Mason is
on shore near Southport; Dennis Carty, from Liverpool to
Wexford, and Orion, Davies, from Bangor to Shoreham, are
on shore near Blackpool ; Odell, Hall, from Liverpool to
Sligo, and Mona Castle, from Isle of Man to Liverpool, are
on shore near Heysham ; Ann Paley, limiter, from Liverpool
to Lisbon, is on shore near the Ribble, three of the crew
drowned ; Harvest Home, from Liverpool to St. John's, is
wrecked on Mud Wharf, two of the crew saved ; Monkey, from
Liverpool to Gibraltar, is wrecked off Ormsby ; Victoria,
Candley, from Charleston, is on shore near Leasome.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 9.—Arrived off port, the Aurora, Swaffin,
from Lisbon ; Adeline, Broadfield, St. Michael's ; Elize,
Henry, Southampton, with loss of anchors and chains. Ar-
rived, the Visitor, from London.

MARGATE, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Adelphi, Evans, from Fe-
vershavn, with loss of anchor and chains. Off port, the Lord
of the Isles, from St. Michael's.
OFF TILE NORE. —Alexander, from Bermuda.
COWES, JAN. 9. —Sailed, the Stag, Burham, for Antwerp;
Diamond, Jacobson, Rotterdam.
SHEERNESS, JAN. 9.—The Nore Light vessel has not been
able to resume her station, as it has continued to blow fresh
from the N. W.

MILFORD, JAN. B.—Arrived the Lady Stormont, M'Minn,
from Pernambuco; Water Lilly, Leggatt, Lisbon, with loss
of sails, &c.

SWANSEA, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Kate, Loffgreen, Valpa.
raiso ; Charles Clarke, Toplin, Cuba.
BRISTOL, JAN. 9.—Arrived William, Adams, St. Michael's.
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 8 —Put back, Rosalie, Alsop, Leghorn.
JERSEY, JAN. s.—Arrived the Rapid, Le Crus, from Cette.
GUERNSEY, JAN. 7.—lt has blown a heavy gale from the
westward for the last few days. Four casks of oil (supposed
to be fish oil) were picked up yesterday at the western point
of the island.

SALCOMBE, DEC. S.—The stern board of a vessel marked
" Pheasant," and two casks of flour, were picked up yester-
day in Bigsbury Bay.
TORBAY, JAN. 9.—Sailed the Polydora, Uckfield, for Ha-
vannah ; Prince of Coburg, Smith, Trinidad ; Pomona, St.
Michael's ; Hebe, Limerick, and all the outward-bound.

The Endeavour, of Drogheda, is sunk in the Mersey.
The Sappho, Welch, from Demerara to the Clyde, was
totally wrecked in Carnarvon Bay, on Tuesday, cnly one man
saved.

The Sybile, Smith, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to
Belfast, is on shore near Pwlhelli, cargo expected to be saved.
The Swallow, Jones, from Waterford to Liverpool, is on
shore near Pwlhelli, part of the cargo saved.
The Cygnet, Roberts, is on shore near Portin Dyllaen.
The Tar, George, and Undine, for London ; Dart, Ports-
mouth ; Providentia, Westport, Swan, (schooner,) are on shore
near Kilrush.

The Staab, of London, was on shore near Formby Point,
on the Bth inst.

The Edward, of Dundee, is sunk on Hoyle Bank ; crew
saved.

The St. Andrew, Thompson, bound to New York, was
on shore on the Main near Liverpool, on the Bth inst. ; crew
saved.

A ship is on shore near the Spencer's Gut buoy.