The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-08 00:00:00

MIS CELLA.

35 'Australian Agricult
323 Canada
all Copper Minors of Eng
all Do. Preference
5 Crystal Palace
1 Eastern Steam
1 Electric Teleg. of Ir
14 Gen. Steam Navigat,
50 General Screw Steam
23 Irish Beetroot Sugar
2 Netherlands Land
all Peninsular & Oriental
60 Royal Mail Steam
25 South Austral. Land
2 Univeral Emigration
and Colonization
28. Van Diemen's Land
1 Submar. Telegraph

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LLOYD'S SIIIPPING—(THis DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. B.—Wind at Noon, S., moderate breeze,
and fine clear weather.
DEAL, Jan. 7.—Wind, S.S.W. blowing hard. Arrived
—An American clipper, China. 'nr,
The Pyrenees, for Swan
River, got in contact with the Lyra, for Trinidad, and
both received slight damage.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7.—Wind, S.S.W. to W.N.W. Ar-
rived—Atalanta, Demerara; Trinton, Savannah; Geo.
A. Hoploy, Alexandria. Off Port—John Fielden, Elvers
Owen, Hume.. The Carolina, from Havannah, and not
the St. Catherine, was wrecked near Southport on the 25th
December, as before reported. The Elizabeth, for Sa-
vannah, has been got off shore.

Lochinvar of Glasgow makes a little
Henrys, Greenock, for Barbadoes,
water, having been on shore.
wiLthAMd
LamASalige.—. PTuhtebac—

SHIELDS, Jan. 7.—The William and Mary of Linn has
been abandoned in a sinking state off the Staple Light ;
Cil3W saved.

ELSINORE, Jan. I.—The Henrietta of Banff is on shore
part of cargo saved.
fullki, ism Wismar
rf
tow orator ;
Leith,
has
put in leaky.
F
8. strong gale. Ar-
rived—Hendrika, Aux Cayes ; Corazon de Muna, Ha-
oTnhe FA jaLlinit egre FALMOUTH, imi
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vannah ; Jolo, do. The Nilo (s) drove foul of the Princes
—the latter lost bowsprit, &c.
BRISTOL, Jan. 7.—Wind, Arrived—Glenelg,
Demerara.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 7.—Wind, S.W. Put back—Her-
mann (s), New York, with fore dock stove in by a heavy
sea.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. G.—Wind, W. Arrived—Mon-
trose, Paquicine. Sailed—William Large, Barbadoes.
LOWESTOFFE, Jan. 7.—Tho Mary, Sunderland to Ips-
wich, has been totally wrecked on the Newsome.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 7.—The Princess Victoria, Shields to
California, which put in here leaky, and witi damage, is
considerably strained.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 7.—The Krone, Wilmington to Liver-
pool, which drove on shore on the 4th instant, has become
a total wreck.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT TO EMIGRANTS.—A lament-
able accident, which has proved fatal to several passen-
gers by the Wanderer, occurred while she was lying in
the Cove of Cork. The Wanderer sailed from Leith
for Port Philip with a large body of highly respectable
emigrants about three weeks ago, and has since
encountered, of course, the senous gales which, with
more or less severity, have been felt over the entire
island. She has, accordingly, been lying in the Cove
for some days. Communication was effected with the
town by means of boats from the shore. One of these
reached the ship
's side, and was immediately filled by
severid of the emigrants. The boatmen immediately
demanded as their fare 2d. from each passenger ; but as
this charge was considered, for the distance, of an exor-
bitant character, an altercation ensued, which soon
assumed such a height that the boat was suddenly upset,
and the whole of its occupants were precipitated into
the sea. Every assistance was immediately rendered to
the poor fellows struggling helplessly among the waves,
and several of them were rescued in a very exhausted
condition, but others were doomed to a watery grave,
the following five passengers having been drowned :
Mr. Smith, of Leith, Mr. M'Leod, Mr. John Younger,
of Alloa, Mr. Charles M'Lellan, of Skye, Mr. John-
stone, of Musselburgh. Every exertion was imme-
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