The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-03 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 2.

The Andes (s s), which sailed hence for Boston and New
York on the 18th ult., was telegraphed off Holyhead, in-
ward bound, at 10 a.m. She has likely encountered the
severe weather reported by the Charity (s s), which sailed
two days before, and was compelled to put into the Clyde
on Saturday last.
The Laurel, Graham, hence for Maranham, at the Clyde,
with loss of sails, and one man overboard.
The Tam O'Shantor, hence for Demerara, at Pennon
Roads.

GLASGOW, Feb. I.—The Grandee, from Liverpool to.
Savannah, which put into the Clyde yesterday, reports
having passed the Harmony (barque), apparently foreign,
on Jan. 30, at anchor two and a half miles west of Holy
Island, with foretopsail gone, and is apprehensive that she
must have gone ashore.
FAYAL, Jan. 15. The Coquimbo, from New York to
London, which put in here on Jan. 7 leaky, is discharging;
a considerable portion of the flour between decks has been
found damaged, the ship having had a great list to lar-
board.

LIMERICK, Jan. 30.—The Forte, of and for Lisbon, from
Liverpool, put into Maltbay on the 26th. The vessel struck
the rocks heavily, unshipped rudder, and is now riding,
with one anchor, to leeward of Mutton Island ; crew saved.
Should the wind veer round to the N.W., she will not be
able to hold on at her anchor. Assistance has gone to her.
ABERDEEN, Feb. I.—The Isabella Anderson put into St.
Andrew's on the 2Gth Feb. with three feet water in her
hold, pumps choked, and would discharge.
MONTROSE, Feb, I.—The Wellington, Dundee to New-
castle, has put in with pumps choked, and will discharge.
MARSTRAND, Jan. 21.—The Arnold, of Libau, from
Grimsby, struck upon the Hamlescheero last night and
sank—crew saved.
ANTWERP, Feb. I.—The Peterhattick (American ship),
which was stranded off Terneuse, on the 30th Jan., has
has proceeded, without any apparent damage. The Nina.
bound to England, which put back here, 20th Jan., with
rudder broken, had touched on a bank on going down the
river.

GALATZ, Jan. 12.—The following British vessels aro de-
tained hero in consequence of the navigation being stopped
by ice, viz. :—Tho Hope, of Shields ; Ruby, of Stockton ;
Percy, of Shields ; Bernicia, of lllaryport ; Northum and
Rapid, both of London ; John Bull, of Dublin ; Ellen, of
Wicklow ; William Fraser, of Inverkeithing ; Lavinia, of
Wisbeach ; Ann, of Liverpool ; Mary Watkins, of Port
Madoo ; Ocean Queen and Elizabeth, both of Blyth, in the
river ; Spanish ship, Armonia, of Villa Garcia ; French
ship Don N. Dar, of Toulon; Norwegian ship, Anna, of
Drontheim.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 39.—The Borneo, from Batavia to
Rotterdam, arrived at Bremershaven, 28th Jan., very
leaky, and has been put on the slip, having been on shore
on the Baujaard, and struck heavily, cargo dischagipg•
The re port of the Madagascar having put into Rio de
Janeiro, leaky, Ste., proves, on investigation, obe without
founThedation.
Abie, of Bridport, sailed from St. Michael's, Dec. 5,
for Falmouth, and has not since been heard of.
The Rebekah, of and from Beaufort, North Carolina,
for New York, was abandoned i n a sinking state, Dec. 28,
in Jet. 40 N., long. 61 W., crow saved by the Florida,
arrived in the river.

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VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Ashburton, from Loudon to Sydney, N.S.W., Oct.
2. lat. 5 N., 16 W.
The Thomas Arbuthnot, London to Sydney, N.S.W.,
27th, lat. 35 S., long. 8. W.
The Rob Roy, Clyde to Melbourne, same day.
The Carnatic, London to New Zealand, with main =rut
sprung, 30th, lat. 3 S., long. 1 E.
The 'William Shand, Clyde to Bombay, Nov. 6, ;at. 4 S.
long. 28 E.
The Marina, London to Australia, Dec. 2, lat. 2 N,,
long. 22 W.

The Chilena, Valparaiso to Cork, Nov. 4, off Cape Horn
The Willing Lass, 28th, lat. 21 S. long. 20 W.
The Adriatic, Liverpool to New Orleans, Jan. 5, lat. 32
N. long 42 W.
The Faroe, from the Mauritius to Cork, 9th, lat. 35 N.,
long. 43 W.
The Dominion, from London to Sydney, Sept. 24, lat.
11 N. long 24 W.
The Salvador (Norwegian brig), from Christiansand to
Australia, Nov. 5, lat. 40 E long. 17 E.
The Dowstone (ship), from Dundee to Port Adelaide,
Dec. 17, lat, 20 S., long. 25 W.
The Glaphyra (barque), from London to Antigua, Jan.
29, lat. 48 N. long. 10 W.
The Clara King, from Liverpool to Hobart Town, Nov.
12, lat. 17 S. long. 31 W.
The Delia Chapin, from London to Now Orleans, Deo.
27, lat. 36 N., long. 74 W.

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The Byron, from London to Rio Janeiro,
.Dec. 21, lat. 3
N., 27 W.

The Yeoman, bound to London, Jan. 26, lat. 46 N, long.
21 IV, with loss of sails. _ _

The Blair Gregor, from Liverpool to Bombay, Dec. 31,
lat. 1 N, long. 21
The Ormelia, for Australia, and Eagle (emigrant ship),
Jan. 28, lat. 49 N, long. 9 W.
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The Ruby, bound to Adelaide, S A., Deo. 1.1, lat. 18 S,
long. 28 W.

The Earl of Liverpool, barque, Nov. 26, lat. 55 S, long.
62 W, bound west.

The Sea sing, of Dundee, from the Clydo to Melbourne,
Dec. 20, lat. 23 S, long. 20 W, and Roseberry, from Lon-
don to Port Philip, same day.
The Prins Hendrik, from London fo Launceston, Jan.
2, lat. 2 N, 'long. 23 W.

The Am-othyst, from Milford to Australia, 3d, lat. 3 N,
long. 24 W. The Jeremiah, from Hornbill% to Sydney, N.
S.W.. same day.

The Louvre (slip), from New York:to Havre, Dec. 15,
lat. 30 N, long. 26 W.

The Magnolia, from Boston to Port Philip, Nov. 7, lat.
10 S, long. 30:W.

A screw steamer, under Hamburg colours, steering S.W,
Nov. 21, lat. 32 5.., long. 46 W.

The Lord .Burleigh, from the Clyde to Australia, Dee,
17, lat 16 S, long 20 W.
The Hermest, barque, of Liverpool, bound to Buenos
Ayres, out 11 days, Dec. 27, lat 3 N, long 20 W.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

DERBY SMITHFIELD-JAN. 31.

The following were tho quotations :—Beef, 6d to Gid ;
mutton, 7d to 74d ' • lamb, Od to Od ; veal, Gid to 7d per
lb. ; pigs, Os to lOs Od per score ; rough fat, Gs 34 to Os Od
per 141 b.; hides, 2.4 d to 3d per lb ; calf-skins, aid to 4tl
per lb.