The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-02 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OP THU SUN.

consequence of the numerous inquiries ad-
dressed to this office with refsr•nco to the persons on
board the Prince, of London, reported to have foun-
dered, with all hands, in the Black Sea, I have been
directed by the Board of Trade to forward to you a
copy of the names of all those comprising the crew, as
they appear on the official copy of agreement deposited
with the shipping master in London when that vessel
left the United Kingdom.
I enclose a like copy for the Sea Nymph, of Belfast,
reported also to be lost with all on board.
I have the honour to remain, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
J. H. BROWN, Registrar-General of Seamen.
General Register and Record-office of Seamen,
Custom-house, London, Dec. 1.

A List of the Persons comprising the Crew of the steam-
vessel Prince, of London, 2,131 tons, John Goodall,
master, certificate of competency No. 5,866, when she
left London for the Black Sea on the 26th of Sep-
tember, 1854.

John Goodall, master ; cer-
tificate of competency No.
5,866
Joseph Richardson, first
mate ; certificate of com-
petency No. 8,675
Walton Whiteway, second
mate ; certificate of com-
petency No. 3,025.
Francis Wilkinson, third
mate
William Morris, boatswain
Johu Treen, boatswain's

James Quinn, OS
Thomas Barteale, OS
Henry Brown, OS
William Phillips, OS
William J. Fox, OS
William J. Wellie OS
Alfred Howell, 04
James O'Neil, OS
James Duffield, OS
Ambrose W. Hamington, OS
George Vaughan, boy
James Pavery, boy
Frank Clark, boy
Alfred Hoole, boy
Henry Myers, boy
Alfred Fox, boy
John Wright, AB
Porn Purcell, AB
James Sayers, AB
William Anderson, first en-
gineer
John Pattersbn, second en-

mate
George Eagera, boatswain's

mate
Andrew Peel, quartermaster
Joseph Drew, quartermaster
Isaac Carr, quartermaster

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master-at-arnas
Edward Robinson, fifer
Thomas Marshall, carpenter
Henry Clarke, carpenter's

mate
John Knight, able seaman
George Lane, AB
Alexander M`Fetrick, AB
Frederick Johnson, AB
Fergus Bagley, AB
JD.laies Burton, AB
Thomas Pilchor, AB
George Outheridge; AB
Edward G. Fife, AB
John Maßua, AB
Thomas Legg, scullion
Alfred Osborn, assistant
storekeeper
Jas. Hannah, leading stoker
James Burt, fireman
Thomas Parker, AB
John Centora, AB
James Lower, AB
George Terry, AB
Henry Myers, AB
Charles l3rown, AB
W. Stempers, AB
John Jones, AB
Jolla Green, AB
Andrew Grant, AB
Thomas Roach, AB
Paul James Phillips, AB
Peter Johnson, AB
Christian Olson, AB
Thomas Brown,•Aß
Angus M`Donald, AB
T. Tinley, AB
John Ozanne, AB
Magnus Akerland, AB
James Thompson, AB
James Mitchell, AB
William Young, AB
William Hall, AB
Frederick Blackwell, AB
Nathaniel Spencer, AB
Michael Harty, AB
James Crawford, AB
William Thompson, AB
Robert Sherrett, AB
Henry Wilson, AB
William Murray, ordinary
seaman
Peter Moren, OS
David Glenn, AB
John Marsden, AB
Hector Wl:ow:Laid, AB
Daniel Dillon, AB
Henry Parker, AB
John Larson, AB

ginner
W. Dixon, third engineer
John Crompton, fourth en-

gineer
Charles W. Roberts, store-
keeper
J. Brickels, leading stoker
Daniel Hayes, leading stoker
Georgo Milgate,, fireman
Thomas !Caine, fireman
John Nicholls, OS
Joseph Brown, OS
Henry Thomas, AB
William Bell, AB
W. Dalton, trimmer
James Anescombo, fireman
John Wheeler, fireman
William M'Kown, fireman
Henry Allan, fireman
Spencer Manning, fireman
Henry Alben, fireman
Charles Evans, trimmer
James Roshwell, trimmer
Henry Davies, trimmer
Georgo Houghton, trimmer
James Auston, trimmer
William Armour, trimmer
William Chalk, trimmer
Robert Guest, trimmer
W. Barnes, engineer's boy
Henry Lane, sailmaker
James Stocker, ship's cook
Ford Ainslie, sixth mate
H. H. Robinson, pantryman
F. A. Dickinson,:head store-
keeper
F. A. Maughan, purser
Alex. Carter, first steward
Sand. Smith, second steward
Francis Stanfield, engineer's
storekeeper
Wm. Baylis, saloon steward
David Gow, trimmer
James Sandford, saloon
steward
F. Sewell, saloon steward
Chas. Smith, saloon steward
James Andrews, chief cook
John Norman, barman
Joseph Boise, second cook
John Grubb, baker
Stephen Foot, butcher
John Daniel, plumber
G. H. Pow, captain's servant
John Wilson, trimmer

A List of the Persons comprising the Crew of the steam-
vessel Sea Nymph, of Belfast, 399 tons, George Harris
Fallen, master, certificate of service 53,561, when she
left Plymouth for the Black Sea, on the 31st day of
July, 1854 :
Henry Male, first mate ;
certificate of competency
4,563
William Jones, second mate;
certificate of service 61,993
Samuel Adams, third mate
John Willis, carpenter
John Gossou, steward
John 'Powell, cook
John O'Neill, seaman
John Cotter, seaman
John 'Walker, seaman
William Turpin, seaman
Edward Connelly, seaman
Thomas Gibbons, seaman
William Godfrey, seaman
John Rowland, seaman
Edward Broadfoot, seaman
ceorge Caie, first engineer
J. Dickson, second engineer

James M. Williams, third

engineer
William Elliott, fireman
Jams kt`Teer, fireman

Thomas Sandfand, fireman
Samuel McCormick, fireman
Stephen M'Laughlin,fireman
Joseph Gilbraith, fireman
James Madden, fireman
Hugh ➢l`Kevigan, fireman
Hugh McLean, fireman
John McCaffrey, fireman
Peter Brown, fireman
William Hunter, fireman
James Elliott, trimmer
Michael Kerwin, trimmer
John Pinkey, trimmer
William Busby, boy

Thomas Rhone, boy-